FOOTNOTES: - Twenty Years' Recollections of an Irish Police Magistrate - 50 - Frank Thorpe Porter

BAXTER AND BARNES.CHAPTER XIX. A RUN TO CONNAUGHT—A PRESENT—A PUZZLE—MOLL RAFFLE—A LUCKY ACCUSATION—CROWN WITNESSES—WHO BLEW UP KING WILLIAM?—SURGICAL ASSISTANCE—A REJECTED SUITOR—GEORGE ROBINS—THE GREEK COUNT: THE RATS—THE CHILD OF THE ALLEY—THE LUCKY SHOT.

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[6] A long thoroughfare in the Liberties of Dublin, supposed to have been originally called "The Come."

[7] A term used for English shillings, which previous to the change of currency, in 1825, passed in Ireland for thirteen pence each.