...culpable inattention. * The result need scarcely be mentioned ; every member of that jovial dinnerparty (with the exception of myself, the barrister before...the final catastrophe, however, when the insurgents hud been beaten, Wexford retaken by our troops, and Keogh made prisoner, I did not forget my promise...

...conclusion of that summer." His anticipations were realized ; for, on his next visit to Wexford, he says, " I saw the heads of Captain Keogh, Mr. Harvey, and Mr. Colclough, on spikes over the court-house door ;" their exei mimi having been so speedy, that Sir Jonah had no time to make any exertions to save...

...conclusion of that summer. " The result need scarcely be mentioned; every member of that jovial dinnerparty (with the exception of myself, the barrister before...Mr. Colclough, on spikes over the court-house door. " I immediately wrote to Mr. Secretary Cooke, without mentioning names, place, or any particular source...

...never see the conclusion of that summer." On his return to Dublin the following day, he continues, " I immediately wrote to Mr. Secretary Cooke, without...saw the heads of Captain Keogh, Mr. Harvey, and Mr. Coldough, on spikes, over the court-house door. " Previously to the final catastrophe, however, when...

...soon found I was right. They lost AVexford, and might have lost Ireland, by that culpable inattention. on my next visit to Wexford, I saw the heads of Captain Keogh, Mr. • Harvey, and Mr. CoJclough, on spikes, over the conrt-bouse door. " Previously to the final catastrophe, however, when...

...culpable inattention. The result need scarcely be mentioned ; every member of that jovial dinner-party (with the exception of myself, the barrister before...Previously to the final catastrophe, however, when the iusurgents had been beaten, Wexford retaken by our troops, and Keogh made prisoner, I did not forget...

...culpable inattention. f The result need scarcely be mentioned ; every member of that jovial dinner-party (with the exception of myself, the barrister before...to Wexford, I saw the heads of Captain Keogh, Mr. Haijvey. and Mr. Colclouffh. on, spikes ovo.rt|ip """••'-liiiii-i^door. / Previously to the final...

...soon found I was right. They lost Wexford, and might have lest Ireland, by that culpable inattention. on my next visit to Wexford, I saw the heads of Captain...troops, and Keogh made prisoner, I did not forget ray promise to him at Bargay Castle. Many certificates had reached Dublin of his humanity to the royalists,...

...culpable inattention. The result needs scarcely be mentioned ; every member of that jovial dinner-party, with the exception of myself, the barrister before...to, and Mr. Hatton, was executed within three months ! On my next visit to Wexford I saw the heads of Captain Keogh, Mr. Harvey, and Mr. Colclough, on spikes...

...culpable inattention. •' The result need scarcely be mentioned. Every member of that lovial dinner-party (with the exception of myself, the barrister before...to, and Mr. Hatton) was executed within three months ! an on my next visit to Wexford, I saw the heads of Captain Keogh, Mr Harvey, and Mr. Colclough, on...