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"They are to be your lordship's father's, sir, if he thinks proper," replied Garraghty. "How many, I don't know that I can justly, positively say five hundred, suppose." "And they would be my father's, if he signed those leases I understand that perfectly, and understand that my father will lose three times that sum by the bargain.

'They are to be your lordship's father's, sir, if he thinks proper, replied Garraghty. 'How many, I don't know that I can justly, positively say five hundred, suppose. 'And they would be my father's if he signed those leases I understand that perfectly, and understand that my father would lose three times that sum by the bargain. My dear father, you start but it is true.

Dennis Garraghty, lying on the table, unsigned. "Immediately!" repeated Messrs. Nicholas and Dennis, with an air of dismay. Nicholas got up, looked out of the window, and whispered something to his brother, who instantly left the room. Lord Colambre saw the postchaise at the door, which had brought Mrs.

Lord Colambre called several times to see him, but he was out of town, receiving rents for some other gentlemen, as he was agent for more than one property. Though our hero had not the honour of seeing Mr. Garraghty, he had the pleasure of finding Mrs. Raffarty one day at her brother's house.

Garraghty, picking up the guineas; "but showed him every civility, even so far as offering to accommodate him with cash without security; and where will you find the other agent, in Ireland, or any where else, will do that?

"My lord, since it is so my lord, may I ask you," said Mr. Garraghty, now sufficiently recovered to be able to articulate, but scarcely to express his ideas; "if what your lordship hinted just now " "I hinted nothing, sir; I spoke plainly."

Garraghty ordered, said the footman; 'because the office is damp for him, and it's not there he'll see anybody to-day; but in my lady's dressing-room. So up the grand staircase they went, and through the magnificent apartments, hung with pictures of great value, spoiling with damp. 'Then, isn't it a pity to see them? There's my lady, and all spoiling, said the widow.

The principal part of his lordship's property, the Clonbrony estate, is under another agent, Mr. Garraghty. 'Garraghty! repeated Lord Colambre; 'what sort of a person is he? But I may take it for granted, that it cannot fall to the lot of one and the same absentee to have two such agents as Mr. Burke. Mr.

Dennis, and whom do you call Old Nick?" "Old Nick," answered the postilion, coming close to the side of the carriage, and whispering, "Old Nick, plase your honour, is our nickname for one Nicholas Garraghty, Esq., of College-green, Dublin, and St. Dennis is his brother Dennis, who is Old Nick's brother in all things, and would fain be a saint, only he's a sinner.

He observed that the interest was created by an advertisement of several farms on the Clonbrony estate, to be set by Nicholas Garraghty, Esq. He could not help smiling at his being witness incognito to various schemes for outwitting the agents and defrauding the landlord; but, on a sudden, the scene was changed; a boy ran in, crying out, that 'St.