...endeavoured to pursue his labours. He could not recognise his children, but he said to his attendant, " I want to finish, or it will be of no use to them," meaning his daughters. Mr. Quillinan was professedly a lloman Catholic; but he attended the services of the Church of England,...

...of his life, had so much interested him. He said to his good friend " James," the domestic of Rydal Mount, who was standing by his bedside, " I want to...Mr. Quillinan always spoke and wrote of himself as a Roman Catholic ; and no doubt believed that he was so. How far he was a Romanist in doctrine and practice,...

...bring him his pen and ink, and his MS., that he might go on with his History of Portugal, saying : " I want to finish, or it will be of no use to them " (meaning his daughter). ID 1853 a volume of Quillinan's poems was published by Mr. Moxon. Returning to the life...

...endeavoured to pursue his labours. He could not recognise his children, but he said to his attendant, " I want to finish, or it will be of no use to them," meaning his daughters. Mr. Quilliuan was professedly a Roman Catholic; but he attended the services of the Church of England,...