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Bray (Irish seaside town partly)

an Irish seaside town, partly and the Paraguay, the union of these Francisco, the Uruguay, the Parana, in Dublin county, but chiefly in Wick- three constituting the Plata proper, Dublin county, but chiefly in Wick-three constituting the Plata proper, low, 13 miles S. E. of Dublin by rail. which The beauty of its situation has raised Uruguayan territory to the Atlantic. runs through Argentine and it from a small fishing village to a watering-place, popularly known as the Irish Brighton.

Henry, Catholic again in the reign of Mary, and Protestant again on the accession of Elizabeth. His principle was to live and die Vicar of Bray, and to it he adhered.