Sketch of the character of Mr. Hamilton Rowan—His Quixotic spirit
of philanthropy—Case of Mary Neil, taken up by Mr.
Rowan—Dinner-club among the briefless barristers of
Dublin—Apparition of Mr. Hamilton Rowan and his dog—More
frightened than hurt—An unanswerable query—Mr. Rowan’s subsequent
adventures—The Rev. Mr. Jackson—He is brought up to receive
sentence for high treason, and expires in court 110