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,his fact that il it vas more convenient 10 yoli.
you would prefer the trustees and the quandam
were in Guinea. What did you do with the four
writs you had marked out against the four trus.
tees for scandalizing your character, by inform
ing the public that you held both pew rent, sub
scription and lottery money from the church,
oh, Billy, the public at large sees you delineat-
ed in your real colours. You swore that the
four trustees you took out writs against was for
leaving the state, or something to that effect
to prevent them of saying any thing more about
your honest transactions with the church. You
say YOU will not settle with the unprincipled
trlstees-you would prefer settling with some of
the backwoodsmen, whom you could tell tuf
tale to, and wash it down with gallon of whis-
key. Billy the trustees will never ask settle
ment from you again, the law must settle it now.
Billy, your friend, the quandam, sends his best
respects to you in cabbage leaf, to inform you
that the people who knew you where you come
from say that you were a man in public business,
and that your habitation was an exalted one
what the people in England calls Paddy's garret
or the first story below the pavement; and
that you was not inferior in your business to any
man in Dublin to give copel polish to pair of
boots or shoes, and the people that you are GER
tain knew you when you come to this country,
and know you still, say when you come here you
had the respectable appearance ofa Spittle-feld
weaver--that your dudds was tackled on you
with more pins than buttons. Billy, from your
respectable standing in society, we are not to
wonder at your barking like mastif dog at any


person who should attempt to bring you to JUS
tice, bnt your barking is useless. would not
give you UP to proaigacy, my dear Billy, for
bunch of matches Your devoted friend,


j PURCELL
N. B. Patrick Higgins has document Of
yours, which fully proves what you are.


March IA, 1927 26-4tp.