A NIGHT JOURNEY.

Mr. Fitzgerald’s agent and attorney—Capriciousness of

courage—Jack tar, his intrepidity—New lights—Sailors and

saints—Description of Mr. T—— —His temerity in court and

timorousness out of it—Regularly retained by Fitzgerald—Starts

with him on a journey to Turlow—Travelling companions—The

eloquent _snore_—Mr. T——’s apprehensions—A daylight

discovery—Double escape of the solicitor—His return to Dublin—Mr.

Brecknock, his successor—Fate of that individual—The “murderer

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