...county of Dublin, and there fo ffightly as not to exceed fifteen pounds in a year. But wounded ptide was the real fource of complaint ; and, as Leland...the errors of popery reduce the mind, added to the mame of deferting their communion, feem to have kept back thefe men from • any advances toward conformity....

...principles with care and accuracy, left they facrifice the interefts of themfelves and their pofteri'y to an illufion." But that indolence and acquiefcence...errors of popery reduce the mind, added to the fhame of deferting their communion, feem to hav« kept back thefe men from any advances toward conformity. It...

...the interests of themselves and their posterity to an illusion. But that indolence and acquiescence to which the errors of popery reduce the mind, added to the shame of deserting their communion, seem to have kept back these men from any advances towards conformity...

...commission, and the lawyer stripped of his robe. Mr. Leland observes, "that the indolence and acquiescence to which the errors of popery reduce the mind, added to the shame of deserting their communion, seem to have kept back these men from any advances towards conformity."...

...commission, and the lawyer stripped of his robe. Mr Leland observes, " that the indolence and acquiescence to which the errors of popery reduce the mind, added to the shame of deserting their communion, seem to have kept back these men from any advances towards conformity."...