... ibrm of his politics and the form of his faith at the door of his court, to take them up again as goes out. If cannot this, Whig or Tory, Churchman, Dissenter, or Catholic, he must be a partisan judge; if he can do this, it is of no consequence what his ...

... Ireland. Whenever he visited England for parliamentary other purposes where he was received with open arras by the chiefs of the Whig party, he always longed be back Marino or the family seat in Tyrone. Marino, however, was his favourite. There exclusively ...