M.

_House of Lord Edward Fitzgerald._--The Note on his mother, in Vol.

iii., p. 492., reminds me of making the following one on himself, which

may be worth a place in your columns. When lately passing through the

village of Harold's Cross, near Dublin, a friend pointed out to me a

high antiquated-looking house in the village, which he said had been

occupied by Lord Edward Fitzgerald, and in which he had planned many of

his designs. The house appears to be in good preservation, and is still

occupied.

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