But, with a better judgment than he sometimes showed, he made his appearance at Hampton Court in the peaceful robe of his profession, was most graciously received, and was presented with an order for five thousand pounds.

"And do not think, Doctor," William said, with great benignity, "that I offer you this sum as payment for your services.

I assure you that I consider your claims on me as not at all diminished." [529] It is true that amidst the general applause the voice of detraction made itself heard.

The defenders of Londonderry were men of two nations and of two religions.

During the siege, hatred of the Irishry had held together all Saxons; and hatred of Popery had held together all Protestants.