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Charles Lever, His Life in His Letters, Vol. II
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‘Lord Kilgobbin.’
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The statement here as to his birthday is sufficiently explicit See vol. i p. 2. – E. D. the credit of reviewing ‘Lothair,’ I am determined to say that these papers were written by Colonel Humbug!
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Portstewart
14
Charles O’ Malley.’
15
The story of the stolen sherry is told in ‘Charles O’Malley.’
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He refers here to his last visit in 1871. – E. D.
17
A story told in ‘Harry Lorrequer.’
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Sir George Hamilton Seymour.
19
As a matter of fact – though the fact in itself is of little importance, – Lever composed about one-half of ‘The Knight’ at Carlsruhe. The novel began to appear in monthly parts early in the year 1846. – E. D.
20
Dr Fitzpatrick, in his ‘Life of Lever,’ furnishes a more prosaic account of the annexing of the Tyrolean castle, – Mr Stephen Pearce being given as the authority for the unromantic statement that the schloss was advertised “to let,” and that while the Levers were sojourning in Carlsruhe negotiations were opened with Baron Pôllnitz, and Mr Pearce was despatched to Bregenz, where he entered into an agreement for a short lease of “the premises.” This, of course, spoils the story which Charles Lever tells; but I have in my possession a letter written by Mr Pearce at Riedenburg on May 26,1846, quoted at p. 210 of vol i., which would seem to bear out the tale told by the author of ‘The Knight of Gwynne’ in 1872. – E. D.
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Florence.
22
‘Con Cregan’ was published by W. S. Orr & Co., Paternoster Bow. ‘The Daltons’ was published by Chapman & HalL – E. D.
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Charles Bianconi, an Italian who revolutionised road traffic in Ireland. – E. D. I passed her on the long hill when she was blown, and I bruk her heart before she reached the top.”
24
This refers to the sub-title of ‘The Confessions of Con Cregan’ – The Irish Gil Bias.’ – E. D.
‘Lord Kilgobbin.’
12
The statement here as to his birthday is sufficiently explicit See vol. i p. 2. – E. D. the credit of reviewing ‘Lothair,’ I am determined to say that these papers were written by Colonel Humbug!
13
Portstewart
14
Charles O’ Malley.’
15
The story of the stolen sherry is told in ‘Charles O’Malley.’
16
He refers here to his last visit in 1871. – E. D.
17
A story told in ‘Harry Lorrequer.’
18
Sir George Hamilton Seymour.
19
As a matter of fact – though the fact in itself is of little importance, – Lever composed about one-half of ‘The Knight’ at Carlsruhe. The novel began to appear in monthly parts early in the year 1846. – E. D.
20
Dr Fitzpatrick, in his ‘Life of Lever,’ furnishes a more prosaic account of the annexing of the Tyrolean castle, – Mr Stephen Pearce being given as the authority for the unromantic statement that the schloss was advertised “to let,” and that while the Levers were sojourning in Carlsruhe negotiations were opened with Baron Pôllnitz, and Mr Pearce was despatched to Bregenz, where he entered into an agreement for a short lease of “the premises.” This, of course, spoils the story which Charles Lever tells; but I have in my possession a letter written by Mr Pearce at Riedenburg on May 26,1846, quoted at p. 210 of vol i., which would seem to bear out the tale told by the author of ‘The Knight of Gwynne’ in 1872. – E. D.
21
Florence.
22
‘Con Cregan’ was published by W. S. Orr & Co., Paternoster Bow. ‘The Daltons’ was published by Chapman & HalL – E. D.
23
Charles Bianconi, an Italian who revolutionised road traffic in Ireland. – E. D. I passed her on the long hill when she was blown, and I bruk her heart before she reached the top.”
24
This refers to the sub-title of ‘The Confessions of Con Cregan’ – The Irish Gil Bias.’ – E. D.
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