Miscellaneous Remains From the Commonplace book of Richard Whately: Being a Collection of Notes ...
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When a man can easily breakfast in London and dine in Dublin ; and when a message can be sent in twenty minutes, such a plea is absurd. But — 7. At all times, it appears that Ireland was just as well governed under lords justices^ and I have always 262 VICE'S OYALTY, found that their time is not occupied for more, on an average, than an hour a week.
8. It is represented that the Irish people are greatly attached to the office, and this is true of a small number of Dublin shopkeepers, and a few ...empty folks who like levees and drawing-rooms,* and a good many political agitators who wish, for their own sakes, to keep Britain and Ireland as distinct as thej can. But all these are far from a majority of the Irish people. They are, however, united in their object, zealous and clamorous, and thus prevail over a far greater number, and of wiser and better men, but who do not like to put themselves forward for a task which might seem tmgracious, and would expose them to some ill-will, and after all is no particular concern of theirs.
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When a man can easily breakfast in London and dine in Dublin ; and when a message can be sent in twenty minutes, such a plea is absurd. But — 7. At all times, it appears that Ireland was just as well governed under lords justices^ and I have always 262 VICE'S OYALTY, found that their time is not occupied for more, on an average, than an hour a week.
8. It is represented that the Irish people are greatly attached to the office, and this is true of a small number of Dublin shopkeepers, and a few ...empty folks who like levees and drawing-rooms,* and a good many political agitators who wish, for their own sakes, to keep Britain and Ireland as distinct as thej can. But all these are far from a majority of the Irish people. They are, however, united in their object, zealous and clamorous, and thus prevail over a far greater number, and of wiser and better men, but who do not like to put themselves forward for a task which might seem tmgracious, and would expose them to some ill-will, and after all is no particular concern of theirs.
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