twelve o'clock on Friday
Indeed , my lord , I can not help crying amen to this , and adding , that the remembrance of his virtues may descend and reflect honor on his posterity , as , I have no doubt , they will do . How few like him could transfuse the spirit of the Tipperary assassin into the moral principles of the Castle , for useful purpose ? I beg to inclose , your lordship , Mr. Hartley 's circular , which , I think , contains an indirect reflection on certain existing bodies of a similar nature , and is therefore , in my opinion , very offensive to us ; I also enclose you others which he has written to several of your tenants , who are already members of your own corps , `` I have the honor to be , & c , & c , `` Val M'Clutchy . '' The following is the circular alluded to above -- `` Sir : As a proposal to raise an additional yeomanry corps of _ respectable _ cavalry in Castle Cumber and its vicinity is about to be submitted to the Lord Lieutenant , in order to receive his approbation , your presence is requested at Sam Company 's Castle Cumber Arms , at twelve o'clock on Friday next , when it is proposed to name officers , and adopt such further measures as may appear most conducive to the embodiment of the corps with expedition and effect . `` I am , sir , `` Your humble servant , `` Henry Hartley . '' To his letter Val received the following reply -- `` Belgrave Square . `` Dear Sir : I received your letter , and perfectly agree with you as to the offensive nature of Mr. Hartley 's circular , many of which I have had in my possession for some time past .