IRISH WIT AND HUMOR.

ANECDOTE BIOGRAPHY

OF

SWIFT, CURRAN, O'LEARY

AND O'CONNELL.

NEW YORK:

J. A. MCGEE, 9 BARCLAY STREET.

1872.

Entered according to the act of Congress, in the year 1871, by JAMES MCGEE in the office of the Librarian of Congress, at

Washington.

Stereotyped at the New York Catholic Protectory,
West Chester, N. Y.

On Stephen Duck, the Thresher and Favorite Poet - 47

Dialogue between Swift and his Landlord

Roger Cox

Roger and the Poultry

Kelly the Blacksmith

Birth-day Presents

The Dean's Contributory Dinner -

Swift and Bettesworth

Swift among the Lawyers

Preaching Patriotism -

Swift and his Butler

His Saturnalia

The Dean and Faulkner

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