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Identifier: journalofroyalso1899roya (find matches)
Title: Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland
Year: 1849 (1840s)
Authors: Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland. Transactions Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland. Proceedings and transactions Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland. Proceedings and papers
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Publisher: Dublin, Ireland : The Society
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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wainscoted. The chimney-piecein it, which reaches to the ceiling, is a very remarkable one, represent-ing, as Mr. Handcock supposed, the building of the walls of Jerusalemby Nehemiah. Numbers of workmen, beautifully modelled in plaster, ^ For meaning of losset, see Berrys Register of the Diocese of Dublin,p. 227. - See Journal of Memorials of the Dead, vol. i., p. 353 ; vol. ii., p. 98; vol.iii., p. 456. The date 1667 supplied in the inscription on Talbots tomb is incorrect. 3 See Irish Builder for 1898, p. 157. ^ For more information about Tallaght and its neighbourhood see Mr. Handcocks History of Tallaght, of which a new edition is shortly to be published. 104 ROYAL SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF IRELAND. are busily engaged in building a gate, and each of tliem, wliile workingwith one hand, holds in the other some weapon. On each side of thechimney-piece there are large figures. Tlie staircase, which has carvedbannisters, and is lighted by a coloured window, leads to two upperstories. 1
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Chiiiine3-piece, Old liuwu.The chimney-piece, in the dining-room, bears the date 1635, but See Handcocks History of Tallaght, p. 47. The writer is also much indebtedto Mr. W, r. Briley, -who has made a most careful examination of the house, foridditional information. CLONDALKIN, TALLAGHT, ETC., WEST CO. DUBLIN. 105 the house was probably built at a later period. Oldbawn, other-wise Shanbawn, came, about the year 1627, into the possession ofDr. William Bulkeley, the eldest son of Archbishop Bulkeley, who wasafterwards appointed his fathers Archdeacon. Lodge says he was aperson of great virtue and piety, one who made it his employ only toserve the church, and his diversion only to improve and adorn his estatewith plantations, which from a wild land he brought to a most delight-ful patrimony. In the rebellion of 1641, his property suffered greatly,and the buildings which then existed at Old Bawn, and which werevalued at £3000, were destroyed. His father, as I have mentionedbefore, died

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