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Dublin, Jab {, 1895
This morning, Mr.. Hamilton Rowan
Appearing in the court Of KinEs Bench, the
clerk of the crown, having read the record
Of his outlawIy, aikcd him, what he had
to y, why Judgment of death and execu-
fion ihould not be awarded agaiuG him 2
Mr. Rowan, in reply, plead, that he was
in Pennnfylvania, when Ae was outlawcd !,
and that he had been inaru6ted By his coun-
lei that rhe outawry was erroueous.-Af-
ar e1amin nE the writ, an error in point
yf faa was acknowledged, and The outlaw
" was reverted. An Indictment for trea-
lon was then read. to which Mr.. Rowan
pleaded his maiefy's mott gracious pardon;
On which be was dlcharg-d. MIR. Rowan
having riltn from The knccling poG;icn in
which he heard the pardon read, thus ad-
orehtd the court -


I, When lall had the honor OF appearing before
ihis Tribunal, Qeveral years ago told your Lord
thips knew his Naiey only by his welding the force
OF the couatry 6ncs that period, during my legal in
capacity and blcence hevOnd ftls, my wife and ch-
dren have only been unmUlelted, but protected
and in addition thUfe taVor5, am now indebted to
the Royal mercy forlI7 life, will neither my Lords,
inG upon the reGttude Of my intentions, the ex-
tent Of my gratitude, IeR my conduit fhoud be at
trbuJed TO bsfe and unworthy motives; but hope
my fature life will evnce the sincerity Of my feeling
with which IN impreled by iuch unmerited proofs
Of bis Maje(ys banc6cencc."


To this addrcfs the Chief Juaice repli-
ed


Mr.. Rowan, from the fentimcnts you have eYpr &
cd have not doubt but YOU will prove BY your fu-
ture conduct that his maenys pardon has not been
belowed on az unworthy object"


Mr. Rowan then bowed to the court
and Withdrew.