The Viceroy's Post-Bag; Correspondence, Hitherto Unpublished, of the Earl of Hardwicke, First Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, After the Union;

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The war between Great Britain and France was at an end. All the political prisoners at Fort George were released in November, 1801. The principals were banished from the kingdom. The others were permitted to return to Ireland on giving bail for their good behaviour.
* * * LORD MASSEREENE 261 The year 1802 went by without even a ripple of dis- loyalty on the surface of things in Ireland. The only document in the Viceroy's Post-bag for that year to indi- cate there was a spirit of mischief abroad... v/as a letter from Lord Massereene, an Ulster peer, complaining that he had received threatening notices. But Massereene was a persistent grumbler. He had voted for the Union, and not only had he been ignored in the distribution of honours and places, but he seems to have failed even to obtain compensation for the loss of a pocket borough.
He writes to Hardwicke : " Antrim Castle, " November 11, 1802.
" My Lord, " A circumstance of a curious nature procures me the honor of addressing your Excellency.

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