...a country distinguished for unmeasured benevolence. Even in times of public calamity and diatress, his irresistible powers of persuasion repeatedly produced...purses into the plate, sometimes threw in jewels or watches,as earnest of further benefactions.' -p. 9. To tin's testimony we may add the panegyric of...

...distress, his irresistible powers ^persuasion repeatedly produced contributions exceeding a thousand bi twelve hundred pounds at a sermon ; and his hearers,...into the plate, sometimes threw in jewels or watches, ^s earnest of further benefactions." — p. 9. To this testimony we may add the panegyric of Mr. Grattan...

...multitudes assembled that it was necessary to defend the entrance of the church by guards and palisadoes. He was presented with addresses and pieces of plate...sometimes threw in jewels or watches, as earnest of further benefactions. He died, exhausted as we are told, by the fatigues of his mission, Oct. 27, 1805,...

...defend the entrance of the church by guards and palisadoes. He was presented with addresses and pieees of plate from every parish, and the freedom of various...sometimes threw in jewels or watches, as earnest of further benefactions. He died, exhausted as we are told, by the fatigues of his mission, Oct. 27, 1805,...

...Sermons far exceeded any that ever were known in a Country distinguished for unmeasured benevolence. Even in times of public calamity and distress, his...twelve hundred pounds at a Sermon; and his hearers, oot content with emptying their purses into the plate, sometimes threw in jewels or watches, as earnest...

...renewal of religion and morals through every channel of society, 1 may be allowed, to hope, that in tlip calamity and distress, his irresistible powers of...thousand or twelve hundred pounds at a Sermon ; and bis hearers, not content with emptying their purses into the plate, sometimes threw in jewels or watches,...

...of preaching charity sermons. Perhaps a more powerful pulpit orator never appeared in any country. His irresistible powers of persuasion repeatedly produced...a thousand or twelve hundred pounds, at a sermon. The preacher's desk (said Mr. Grattan) became a throne of light, and around him appeared Charity in...

...sermons far exceeded any that ever were known in a country distinguished for unmeasured benevolence. Even in times of public calamity and distress, his...sometimes threw in jewels or watches, as earnest of further benefactions. The native warmth of his character breathed through all his discourses, and animated...

...ever were known in a country distinguished for ; unmeasured benevolence. Even in times of pubj lie calamity and distress his irresistible powers of persuasion...repeatedly produced contributions exceeding a thousand and twelve hundred pounds 1 at a sermon ; and his hearers, not content with I emptying their purses...

...corporations ; his portrait was painted and engraved by the most eminent artists, and the collections at hie sermons far exceeded any that ever were known. Even...the plate, sometimes threw in jewels or watches, as an earnest of further benefactions. " Dr. Kirwan," said Mr. Grattan, in his glowing eulogium on that...