...archbishopric of Dublin, and in 1822 to the archiepiscopal sec of Armagh and the primacy of Ireland. In 1821 he succeeded Lord Manners as vice-chancellor of the...University of Dublin, and in 1851, on the death of the King of Hanover, was elected chancellor. He was a man of noljle, commanding, and dignified person,...

...was in 1805 consecrated Bishop of Cork. In 1807 be was translated to Raphoe ; in 1819 to Clogher ; in 1820 to the archbishopric of Dublin ; and in 1822...Archbishop was eminently fitted. He possessed in a Tcry high degree, every natural qualification for an elevated station. No one could see him withont...

...archbishopric of Dublin, and in 1822 to the archiépiscopal see of Armagh and the primacy of Ireland. In 1821 he succeeded Lord Manners as vice-chancellor of the...University of Dublin, and in 1851, on the death of the King of Hanover, was elected chancellor. He was a man of noble, commanding, and dignified person, of...

...had filled the office,) and was installed on the 17th of the following July. In 1829 he was appointed Vice-Chancellor of the University of Dublin, and in 1851. on the death of the Duke of Cumberland, its Chancellor. On the death of Lord Robert Tottenham in 1850, the See of Clogher...

...lordshi; became the successor of Lord Manners as vice-chancellor of the University of Dublin in 1829 j and in 1851, on the death of the late King of Hanover, was elected its chancellor. The archbishop of Armagh was eminently fitted for his high station. It...

...office.) and was installed on the 17th of the following July. In 1829 he was appointed Viee-Chancellor of the University of Dublin, and in 1851, on the death of the Duke of Cumberland, its Chancellor. On the death of Lord Robert Tottenham in 1850, the See of Clogher...