. Irland in London. Vor ihrer Lieblings-Sitze wurden auf alle Besucher hingewiesen, und kann so auch jetzt sein. Es war von Wine Office-Court, dass Goldsmith schrieb Johnson das Me-Ireland in London, 15 morable Brief, in dem er erwähnt, dass seine Vermieterin hatte n.ruhte ihn für die Nichtzahlung ofrent, und flehte Johnson an ihn zu rufen. Ab-evcrr Leser der Goldschmiede das Leben weiß, Johnsonwent, zuerst sendng eine Guinea. Als er ankam, fand er, dass Goldsmith bereits die Guinea gewechselt hatte, und wurde mit einer Flasche Wein versorgt, theiiatc Wirtin bedrohte ihn inzwischen mit allen möglichen Strafen. Johnson First t

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. Ireland in London. ago their-favourite seats were pointed out to all visitors, , and may be so even now. It was from Wine Office-Court that Goldsmith wrote to Johnson the me- Ireland in London, 15 morable letter, in which he mentioned that hislandlady had n.rested him for non-payment ofrent, and implored Johnson to call on him. Ab-evcrr reader of Goldsmiths life knows, Johnsonwent, first sendng a guinea. When he arrived, he found Goldsmith had already changed theguinea, and was provided with a bottle of wine, theiiatc landlady meanwhile threatening himwith all sorts of penalties. Johnson first took irish painter, lived. Leading from Gough-squarehack to Fleet-street, is Johnsons-couet, whereGoldsmith, Burke, and Arthur Murphy (the dia-matist) constantly visited Dr Johnson, who livedthere. Edmund Malone, the gieat Shakesperianscholar, was also a visitor here. Close by is RedLion-court, which has the unenviable notorietyof being the scene of a murderous attack on aCatholic priest on the 5th of September, 1794. THE TEMPLE CHURCH. -away the wine, or rather put the cork back into the bottle, and then took the MS. of The VicarofWakefield (which he found in a drawer) toNewbery.the publisher, and received sixty pounds ffor it, with a part oi which the landlady was soon -satisfied. Wine Office Court leads into Gotjgh-sqcare, where Hugh Kelly, already mentioned, died, andMhere George Gunnery, R.H.A., the distinguished Father Anthony Carroll was a distinguishedJesuit, and was passing through this ccart on theevening of the above-mentioned day when he wasknocked down and robbed. His injuries were suchthat he died in a few hours in St. BartholomewsHospital. The next turning to Bed Lion-court is Crane-court. Here, in 1749, Matthew Concanen, thepoet, died. Like many other Irishmen ot his time, 16 Ireland in Lvidan. he came to England penniless and friendless, andwon name and fame as a writer. Although Popehas given him a niche in his Dunciad, on ac-count, it is said, of an adverse cri

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