...Chief Justice Whitshed's ghost with his Libertas et natak solum, written as a motto on his coach, as it stood at the door of the court, while he was perjuring himself to betray both.3 Thus, we are in the condition of patients who have physic sent them by doctors at a distance,...

...however, in the pregnant language of Swift, was ' in the condition of patients who have physic sent to them by doctors at a distance, strangers to their constitution, and the nature of the disease.' These warnings and counsels were cast to the winds; Ireland was subjected to the contribution...

...Chief Justice Whitshed's ghost with his Libertas et natale solum, written as a motto on his coach, as it stood at the door of the court, while he was perjuring himself to betray both.3 Thus, we are in the condition of patients who have physic sent them by doctors at a distance,...

...the two countries. Swift, in his ' View of the State of Ireland,' Works, vol. ii. 8vo ed. 1890, says, 'We are in the condition of patients, who have physic...strangers to their constitution and the nature of the disease.' Burke, ' Correspondence,' vol. iii. p. 438, has remarked, ' I have never known any of...

...other unexampled circumstances, as grievous as they are invidious to mention. To go on to the rest. door of the court, while he was perjuring himself to betray both. Thus we are in the conditions of patients, who have physic sent them by doctors at a distance, strangers to their constitution...

...Chief Justice Whitshed's ghost with his Libertas et natale solum, written as a motto on his coach, as it stood at the door of the court, while he was perjuring himself to betray both.3 Thus, we are in the condition of patients who have physic sent them by doctors at a distance,...

...this, by the superiority of men, power is refused us in the most momentous parts of commerce. . . . Thus, we are in the condition of patients who have physic sent to them by doctors at a distance, strangers to their constitution and the nature of their disease."...

...political utterances. "We are in the condition," he declared, "of patients who have physic sent to them by doctors at a distance, strangers to their constitution, and the nature of their disease." He put the facts as regards English government in Ireland in an immortal and sardonic sentence. "In...

...impoverishments. He said of the Irish : We are in the condition of patients who have physic sent to them by doctors at a distance, strangers to their constitution and the nature of their disease. In the Drapier's Letters he denied the right of the English Parliament to legislate for Ireland. He...

...Swift's bitter remark remained true : ' We are in the condition of patients who have physic sent to them by doctors at a distance, strangers to their constitution and the nature of the disease.' Even with the recently granted Dominion Home Rule there remains much to be done before...