 | John Huddlestone Wynne - Ireland - 1773 - 396 pages
...; and they envied their companions who were at reft from their miferies. It would be inhuman to'the memory of the unhappy to impute the difgrace of this action to James.—He revoked the order as loon as he heard of- it, becaufe • his own fufferings had probably... | |
 | John Curry - Ireland - 1786 - 432 pages
...ordered meal and other provifions to be distributed among the poor people." Anfw. to King, p. 1 86. " It would be inhuman to the memory of the unhappy, to impute the difgrace of this action to King James. He revoked the order as foon as he heard of it, becaufe his own fufferings had probably... | |
 | John Curry - Ireland - 1786 - 436 pages
...ordered meal and other provifions to be diftributed among the poor people." Anfw. to King, p. 186. ft It would be inhuman to the memory of the unhappy, to impute the difgrace of this aftion to King James. He revoked the order as foon as he heard of it, becaufe his own fufferings had... | |
 | Sir John Dalrymple - Great Britain - 1790 - 708 pages
...filence reigned over the land : And they envied their companions who were at reft from their rniferies. It would be inhuman to the memory of the unhappy,...: He - revoked the order as foon as he heard of it : bccaufc his own fufferings had probably taught him to *eel for thofe of others. Kirk, in the mean... | |
 | Derry (Northern Ireland) - 1794 - 438 pages
...reigned oVef the land ; and they envied their companions who were at reft from their miferies ! — It would be inhuman to the memory of the unhappy, to impute the difgfaee of this a&ion to James. he revoked the order as foon as he heard of it ; becaufe his own fufferings... | |
 | Derry (Northern Ireland) - 1794 - 438 pages
...filence reigned over the land; and they envied their com-panions who were at reft from their miferies!— It would be inhuman to the memory of the unhappy, to impute the difgtaee of this acYion to James; he revoked the order as foon as he heard of it; becaufe his own fufferings... | |
 | John Curry - 1810 - 736 pages
...ordered meal and other provisions to be distributed among the poor people." — Answ. to King, p. 186. " It would be inhuman to the memory of the unhappy, to impute the disgrace of this action to king James. He revoked the order as soon as he heard of it, because his... | |
 | John Curry - Catholic emancipation - 1810 - 732 pages
...ordered meal and other provisions to be distributed among the poor people." — Annu, to King, p. 1 86. " It would be inhuman to the memory of the unhappy, to impute the disgrace of this action to king James. He revoked the order as soon as he heard of it, because hie... | |
 | William Chambers, Robert Chambers - Art - 1847 - 850 pages
...silence reigned over the land, and they envied their companions who were at rest from their miseries. It would be inhuman to the memory of the unhappy to impute the disgrace of this action to James. He revoked the order as soon as he heard of it, because his own sufferings... | |
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It would be inhuman to the memory of the unhappy to impute the difgrace .of this action to James. — He: revoked the order as foon as he heard of it* becaufe his own fufferings had probably ta.ught him to feel for that of others. 