REPLY1850
Anecdote of a Peal of Bells
By M.
It is related of the bells of Limerick Cathedral by Mrs. S.C. Hall (*Ireland*, vol. i., p. 328. note). [Another correspondent, under the same signature, forwards the legend as follows "THOSE EVENING BELLS." "The remarkably fine bells of Limerick Cathedral were originally brought from Italy. They had been manufactured by a young native (whose name tradition has not preserved), and finished after the toil of many years; and he prided himself upon his work. They were subsequently purchased by a prior of a neighbouring convent, and, with the profits of this sale, the young Italian procured a littl…
Topics: Bells, Historical Anecdotes, Literature
Locations: Limerick, Italy, Ireland, Shannon, St. Mary's, Dublin