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In Dci, ‘Deiparmque Virginis honorcm, nobllissimus, atque illnstrissimus,
Rnxnozmxxus ltI‘DoNm2:m., Comes dc Antrim, hoe saccllum fieri
An. Dom. 1621. DI. S. Mann-aring Stewart.
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:1: ‘ “ f 3 T3 On"the North of the Clloll‘, may be seen the nuns of
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g-5 gdll fl now nearly obhterated, IS the following commemorative
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About one mile from Bona-Margy is that part of the
j town of Bally Castle i‘ usually denominated the ‘Quay,
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J; ‘j from n quay or ;pier, formerly erected here, but since
demolished by the violence "of the tides; and less than
:1 r half a mile further, is the town of Bally Castle.
C ’ 3 The tourist is now conducted to the N. E. point of
ix‘? Ireland, along the eastern coast, to a distance of about
‘ 120 miles from Dublin. The part of the coast which
occurs between Carrick Fergus and this point, was
scarcely ever attempted to be ‘brought before the in-
quiring public, although the portion from Fair Head
to the Causeway has been the subject of much philoso-5
phical controversy, and of many interesting pub-
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The town of Bally Castle, anciently Bally Cashlain, or
Castlestown, derives , its name from. a castle erected
it Bally Castle is 12 miles from Cushcndallg from Belfast 49.
1- Harniltorfs Lettcrsa-Drummond's Poem, “ The Giants’ Cause'vi‘ay.”-'-
‘Antrim Survey, &c.; n'nd'many-tourists hai'e minutclyand accurately
described the wonders aria‘ the scencrylot‘ the northern coast, vhoni‘ Fair"
Head to Port Rush. ‘ ' -
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