_Archbishop King_ (Vol. vii., p. 430.).--A few days since I met with the
following passage in a brief sketch of Kane O'Hara, in the last number of
the _Irish Quarterly Review_:
"In the extremely meagre published notices of O'Hara (the celebrated
burletta writer), no reference has been made to his skill as an artist,
of which we have a specimen in his etching of Dr. William King,
archbishop of Dublin, in a wig and cap, of which portrait a copy has
been made by Richardson."
This extract is taken from one of a very interesting series of papers upon
"The Streets of Dublin."