 | David Hume - 1859 - 242 pages
...gratitnde, that protection and indulgence they had enjoyed under his majesty's mild and anspicious reign. They professed the warmest indignation at the...assistance in Ireland, from the former attachment of their delnded predecessors. They assured his grace, in the most solemn mauner, that such sehemes were altogether... | |
 | Myles O'Reilly - Martyrs - 1878 - 800 pages
...presented an address to the lord-lieutenant, expressing their loyalty in the warmest terms of assurance. They professed the warmest indignation at the threatened invasion of the kingdom by an enemy vainly flattered with the imaginary hope of assistance in Ireland from the former attachment of their... | |
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After having congratulated his grace on the unparalleled success which had attended his majesty's arms, and expressed their sense of the king's paternal tenderness for his kingdom of Ireland, they acknowledged, with the deepest sense of gratitude, that... 
