...great regard for your trade, from the judgment I make of those who profess it in these kingdoms, yet I cannot but highly esteem those gentlemen of Ireland,...parts of Europe, I think, above all other nations ; which ought to make the English ashamed of the reproaches they cast on the ignorance, the dulness,...

...great regard for your trade, from the judg,ment I make of those who profess it in these king^doras, yet I cannot but highly esteem those gentlemen of Ireland,...so many parts of Europe, I think, above all other na• #ons ; which ought to make the English ashamed of the reproaches they cast on the ignorance,...

...great regard for your trade, from the judgment I make of those who profess It in. these kingdoms, yet I cannot but highly esteem those gentlemen of Ireland,...parts of Europe, I think, above all other nations ; which ought to make the English English ashamed of the reproaches they cast on die ignorance, the...

...great regard for your trade, from the judgment I make of those who profess it in these kingdoms, yet I cannot but highly. esteem those gentlemen of Ireland,...who, with all the disadvantages of being exiles and strangersr have been able to distinguish themselves by their valour and conduct in so many parts of...

...great regard for your trade, from the judgment I make of those who profess it in these kingdoms, yet I cannot but highly esteem those gentlemen of Ireland,...parts of Europe, I think, above all other nations ; which ought to make the English ashamed of the reproaches they cast on the ignorance, the dulness,...

...for your trade, from the judgment I make of those who profess it in^these kingdoms, yet I cannot hut highly esteem those gentlemen of Ireland, who, with...parts of Europe, I think, above all other nations ; which ought to make the English ashamed of the reproache* they ca^t on the ignorance, the dulness,...

...great regard for your trade, from the judgment I make of those who profess it in these kingdoms, yet I cannot but highly esteem those gentlemen of Ireland,...have been able to distinguish themselves by their falour and conduct in so many parts of Europe, I think, above all other nations; which ought to make...

...was referring to the members of the Irish brigades in France, <tc., he eloquently remarked : — " I cannot but highly esteem those gentlemen of Ireland...their valour and conduct in so many parts of Europe, Í think, above all other nations." And that Thomas Moore, in his own charming manner, sang of them...

...was referring to: the members of the Irish brigades in France, &.C., he eloquently remarked : — " I cannot but highly esteem those gentlemen of Ireland...disadvantages of being exiles and strangers, have been able to distinguía themselves by their valour and conduct in so many parts of Europe, i think, above all other...

...As to the stuff they were made of, hear the evidence of Dean Swift : " I cannot," says the Dean, " but highly esteem those gentlemen of Ireland who,...many parts of Europe, I think above all other nations ; which ought to make the English ashamed of the reproaches they cast on the ignorance, the dulness,...