Lord Carteret,
Duke of Argyll,
Lord Anglesea,
Earl of Dorset,
Lord Roscommon,
Lord Halifax,
Sir William Wyndham,
Sir Thomas Hanmer.
Beside many others that might be mentioned, of no small note. When they who are advocates for the above opinion, shall attempt to draw out a list of names in the present times, to be put in competition with these, they will soon be obliged to confess and retract their errour.
SECTION V.
From his return to Ireland to his Death.
Immediately after the decease of the queen, Swift returned to Ireland, where he found things in the highest ferment: the whigs all in triumph, threatening vengeance on the whole body of the desponding tories, as soon as power should come into their hands. However violent the proceedings of the whigs in England might afterward be, their animosity against the opposite party was moderate, in comparison with the hatred which their brethren of Ireland bore to the tories. All the stories fabri-
