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Irish Protest in 1824, This oxtract is madą from thờ, Times of 100 years ago
Hanged or Not. Hangod.-Tho following letter has been address- ad to the editor of the Irish Observer:ne
"Sin--A paper called the Limerick Chronicle,' which was rocèlved in the county of Cork on the 10th of April, stating that I was hanged on that day, which was the cause of great grief and other Inconvenience to my · ro-|| lations, the O'Sullivane, in that! county. Now this is to request that your Worship would bo so good as to allow me to say, con- trary to anything that the Lime- rick Chronicle may allege to that offect, that I am not hanged, nor was not hangad on that day: for
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to state that the paper, as I am told which gave an account of myl oxocution at two d'olock, ' was] printed at cloven the same day :) and this, I think, is full confirma- tion of the fact of my being alive,| seoing that the gentlemen of the Chronicle nowspaper could_not} know at elovon what took place at two. So; Sir. your humblo servant to conmand, Thomas O'Sullivan, County Gaol Limo-; rick April 30, 1824.
"Notabene. My first cousin. Morty. O, went into mourn- ing, and Judy, my aunt's slator, was murdored with grief. Soo what gomes of fuke nows, sir."
PACE OF NEWA. Another of these century-old} extracts brings acuto realization of the diforence botween 1824 and 1924 in rospect of the pace of
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Lord Byron was doomed to pay that price which Nature some- times charges for stupendous intellect, in the gloom of his im agination and the intractable energy of his passions... Had he but died in battle against 'slaves and infidels for a Christian people struggling to be free, his own fame would have received its full consummation, and his vishes, as is well understood, Thoir comploto fulfilment."
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