I  had  three  church  ministers  to  hear  me,  one  of  whom  was  a  deist,  yet
continued  his  living  in  Averill's  vicinity.  From  Durrow  I  went  to  Kil-
kenny, and  from  thence  to  Moneybeg,  where  some  more  conversed  about
America.  I  visited  a  country  place,  Carlow  and  Ballitore  ;  here  I  spoke
in  a  Quaker  meeting-house.  Here  Job  Scott  died,  and  Dr.  Johnson  was
born.  I  visited  Baltinglass,  Hacketstown.  Tinahaly,  Killaveny,  Rednagh,
Rathdrum,  to  Wicklow.  Here  was  J.  Wade,  son  to  the  man  who  lent
me  the  gig,  who  conversed  about  America.  He  also  accompanied  me  to
Arklow  and  Gorey,  where  I  spoke  in  the  market-house  ;  thence  to  Ferns
and  Newtown-Barry.     When  I  was  here  seven  years  before,  I  was  sur-

*  She  lived  but  a  few  years,  during  which  time  she  caused  him  much  trouble,  sorrow,  and
anxiety,  though  he  allowed  her  two  hundred  pounds  sterling  per  annum  for  her  support,  and
the  daughter;  and  she  would  not.  see  him,  nor  suffer  the  daughter  to  write  to  him,  though
she  appeared  ready  to  fly  when  she  met  him  on  the  road.  But  after  the  mother's  death,
she  returned,  being  young.
