Wit distinguished from ribaldry—Chief Baron Yelverton and Mr.
Curran—Chief Justice Clonmell—Lord Norbury’s comprehensive
powers—Sir Hercules Langreish, and his digressions in
claret-drinking—Gervoise Parker Bushe, Chief Baron Burgh,
&c.—Peculiar traits of Irish convivial society in the author’s
day—Jeremiah Keller—Lord Clare’s funeral—A scanty fee—The Pope
and Pretender—Counsellor Norcott’s talent of mimickry—Ballinlaw
ferry—Cæsar Colclough, of Duffry Hall, and Julius Cæsar 303