ARCHITECTURAL RESTORATIONS IN IRELAND.

A small subscription, which was raised for the purpose of sustaining

the failing walls of Buttevant Abbey, in the County of Cork, is about

to be followed by Mr. Thomas Tobin, of Ballincollig, taking measures to

uphold the Castle of Buttevant.

The same good spirit animates Mr. Odell, the proprietor of Ardmore, in

the County of Waterford, who has determined to preserve the west gable

of the Old Church, which is covered over with figures that, according

to Ryland's History of Waterford, "with a good imagination, and some

knowledge of the ancient Scriptures, may be made to exhibit an epitome

of the history of the Old Testament."

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