Suggestions on the Arrangement and Characteristics of Parish Churches

by James Joseph McCarthy

SUGGESTIONS

ON

The Arrangement and Characteristics

OF

PARISH CHURCHES.

A PAPER

READ AT THE GENERAL MEETING OF

THE IRISH ECCLESIOLOGICAL SOCIETY,

ON WEDNESDAY, 5TH FEBRUARY, 1851

BY

J. J. M'CARTHY, Architect

PROFESSOR OF ECCLESIASTICAL ARCHITECTURE IN THE COLLEGE OF ALL-HALLOWS,

DRUMCONDRA, AND HON. SEC. TO THE IRISH ECCLESIOLOGICAL SOCIETY.

DUBLIN:

JAMES DUFFY, 7, WELLINGTON-QUAY.

1851.

DUBLIN:

PRINTED AT THE STEAM-PRESS OF PURDON, BROTHERS,

23, BACHELOR’S WALK.

TO THE

VERY REV. DAVID MORIARTY,

PRESIDENT OF

THE FOREIGN MISSIONARY COLLEGE OF ALL-HALLOWS,

DRUMCONTRA,

AND VICE-PRESIDENT

OF THE IRISH ECCLESIOLOGICAL SOCIETY,

THESE PAGES

ARE RESPECTFULLY INSCRIBED,

IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

OF THE ZEAL HE HAS EXHIBITED FOR THE

REVIVAL OF

ECCLESIASTICAL ARCHITECTURE

IN IRELAND.

Sections (not listed in original)

Preface
Suggestions on the Arrangement and Characteristics of Parish Churches
Appendix