DEATH OF R. W. FITZPATRICK, Esq, J.P., D.L.
It is with feelings of deep sorrow we announce the death of Richard Wilson Fitzpatrick, Esq., brother the Right Hon. J. W. Fitzpatrick, M.P. This lamented gentleman, who was but thirty-seven years of age, died at his residence, Grantstown Manor, Queen's County, at twelve o'clock on Friday, from the effects of malignant fever, which he contracted more than month ago in the discharge of his duties as Chairman of the Donaghmore Union. He was of highly polished manners, and most amiable disposition, and one who commanded the esteem and respect of all persons with whom he had intercourse. [Dublin Evening Packet and Correspondent - Saturday 23 November 1850, p.3]
It is with feelings of deep sorrow we announce the death of Richard Wilson Fitzpatrick, Esq., brother the Right Hon. J. W. Fitzpatrick, M.P. This lamented gentleman, who was but thirty-seven years of age, died at his residence, Grantstown Manor, Queen's County, at twelve o'clock on Friday, from the effects of malignant fever, which he contracted more than month ago in the discharge of his duties as Chairman of the Donaghmore Union. He was of highly polished manners, and most amiable disposition, and one who commanded the esteem and respect of all persons with whom he had intercourse. [Dublin Evening Packet and Correspondent - Saturday 23 November 1850, p.3]
DEATH OF R. W. FITZPATRICK, Esq, J.P., D.L.
It is with feelings of deep sorrow we announce the death of Richard Wilson Fitzpatrick, Esq., brother the Right Hon. J. W. Fitzpatrick, M.P. This lamented gentleman, who was but thirty-seven years of age, died at his residence, Grantstown Manor, Queen's County, at twelve o'clock on Friday, from the effects of malignant fever, which he contracted more than month ago in the discharge of his duties as Chairman of the Donaghmore Union. He was of highly polished manners, and most amiable disposition, and one who commanded the esteem and respect of all persons with whom he had intercourse. [Dublin Evening Packet and Correspondent - Saturday 23 November 1850, p.3]
It is with feelings of deep sorrow we announce the death of Richard Wilson Fitzpatrick, Esq., brother the Right Hon. J. W. Fitzpatrick, M.P. This lamented gentleman, who was but thirty-seven years of age, died at his residence, Grantstown Manor, Queen's County, at twelve o'clock on Friday, from the effects of malignant fever, which he contracted more than month ago in the discharge of his duties as Chairman of the Donaghmore Union. He was of highly polished manners, and most amiable disposition, and one who commanded the esteem and respect of all persons with whom he had intercourse. [Dublin Evening Packet and Correspondent - Saturday 23 November 1850, p.3]
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