REINAGLE.

A whimsical circumstance, which I cannot forbear mentioning, happened to

Reinagle:--

The celebrated Mr. Curran introduced himself to Reinagle and invited

him to dine with some musical friends at his country house, five miles

from Dublin. Reinagle, anxious to embrace the opportunity of enjoying

that great man’s society, most willingly assented, upon which Curran,

being in great haste, would not permit our musician to seek for any

conveyance, but requested him to ride double on his horse. In this

ludicrous way, sitting behind Mr. Curran, they reached his house, to the

amusement of many friends they met on the road.

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