Query by D. J. O'D. as to who wrote the poem beginning "'Tis a glorious night, says the Shan Van Vocht" and who edited the Tribune, Dublin in the fifties? Tribune was conducted by John Edward Pigot, Father Kenyon and others. Thomas Clark Luby was sub-editor answers Rev. W. Hickey. See also D. J. O'D, Vol. VII, p. 54, Oct., 1915.

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