"Pray tell me which is which? Which of you is Bogberry, and which of you is Bogwood?"
- Lived
- 1763–1811
- Nationality
- Kingdom of Ireland, Kingdom of Great Britain, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
- Known as
- poet
- Era
- 19th century
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Works (4)
He was acting as second...to Deane Grady, in a duel between the latter and Counsellor O'Maher. O'Maher's second, during the preliminaries, drew Lysaght's attention to the fact that his pistol was cocked. "Take care, Mr. Lysaght, your …
He sows no vile dissensions; good-will to all he bears; He knows no vain pretensions, no paltry fears or cares; To Erin's and to Britain's sons his worth his name endears; They love the man, who led the van of Irish Volunteers.
Poetry and pistols, wine and women.
