[608] Life of O'Leary, by Rev. T. England, p. [190].
[609] The good Priest does not quite deny the statement though seeming to do so.
[610] With Lord Moira, too—a great Whig power in those days—O'Leary was specially intimate; and it was this peer who erected in St. Pancras the monument to his 'virtues and talents,' for which the Tablet newspaper, fifty years later, opened a subscription list to restore,—in such enduring honour was the memory of this marvellous friar held.
[611] England's Life of O'Leary, p. [289]. (London, 1822.)
[613] Life of the Rev. A. O'Leary, by the Rev. M. B. Buckley, pp. [304]-5.
[615] See Alison's History of Europe, ii. 30, 203, 425.