Baron Monckton—Judge Boyd—Judge Henn—Legal blunder of a judge,
and Curran’s bon-mot thereon—Baron Power—His suicide—Crosby
Morgal’s spirit of emulation—Judge William Johnson—Curious
anecdote between him and the author—Judge Kelly—His character and
bon-mots—Lord Kilwarden—His character—Murder of him and his
nephew the Rev. Mr. Wolfe—Mr. Emmet executed—Memoir of that
person—Judge Robert Johnson—Arrested in Ireland, and tried in
London, for a libel written on Lord Redesdale in Ireland and
published by Cobbett—Doubts of the legality of his lordship’s
trial—He is found guilty 452
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