Dick thought of the death-rattle he had heard in Acredale when old man Nagle, the madman, died.

The proprietor of Moneanymmy, strictly contemporaneous with Spenser, was John Nagle, whose son, David, died in the city of Dublin in 1637.

Elizabeth Spenser (born Nagle) may not unlikely have been educated by the Puritan St. Legers.

Therefore St. Leger seems to signify a folk, a gathering, a legion or "crew" of saints, a holy crowd or crew,which may have been the quibble extorted by Spenser's "alchemy of wit" from the "upbringing" of Elizabeth Nagle, his wife.

the name of Costello;another became N'Angles, and the Southern shoot dwarfed down their heavenly origin into prosaic Nagle.

Joseph Leeming, 3rd, John H. Leeming & Avery Leeming Nagle (C); 6Jun74; R578569. R578570.

Una M. Leeming (W), Avery Leeming Nagle & Joseph Leeming, 3rd (C); 24Jun74; R581587. R581588.

Una M. Leeming (W), Avery Leeming Nagle & Joseph Leeming, 3rd (C); 6Apr76; R630301. R630302. Strong citadel.

Una M. Leeming (W), Avery Leeming Nagle & Joseph Leeming.

A public-house keeper DENNIS LOGAN BERNARD FALVEY GARRET DEVLIN BARRY NAGLE POLICE AND TOWNSPEOPLE MAGNANIMITY A COMEDY IN ONE ACT Scene: Back parlor of a country public house.

BARRY NAGLE Good mornin', stranger.

NAGLE 'Tis a fine day for this time of year.

NAGLE Fine weather is the least of the good things that the poor is entitled to.

NAGLE 'Tis only the poor who knows how bad the rich are.

NAGLE All the comfort some of us have in this world is a smoke, that's when we have the tobacco, of course.

NAGLE 'Tis a great misfortune to be born at all.

NAGLE Trouble comes to us all, and 'tis a consolation to know that the King must die as well as the beggar.

NAGLE The devil a penny at all have I, and unless I can sell my watch to buy my ticket with, I'll lose my job, and then my wife and family must go to the workhouse.

How much will your ticket cost? NAGLE Ten shillin's, and I'm willin' to part with my watch for that triflin' sum, though 'twas my poor father's, rest his soul.

NAGLE A man wearin' a watch and chain like that would get credit anywhere he'd be known, though 'twould be no use to a stranger.

NAGLE A man walkin' into a friend's house with ornamentation on him like that would get the lend of anythin'.

NAGLE 'Tis the best timekeeper that ever was.

Here you are. NAGLE (takes the money)

NAGLE One man's loss is another man's profit, and that's how the world keeps movin'.

NAGLE 'Pon my word, but to know how to live is the greatest problem of all.