Felices nimium, fua fi bona nôrint Too happy Britons, if their Rights they knew! DUBLIN: PRINTED BY GEORGE BONHAM, M.DCC.XCII. To the Right Honourable LORD KENYON, BARON KENYON, of Gredington, in the County of Flint, LORD CHIEF JUSTICE of his MAJESTY'S COURT of KING'S BENCH, &c. &c. AT a time when abilities and talents are most shamefully prostituted to the execrable purposes of decrying fubordination to civil power, and enervating the arm of lawful government, my grateful boaft is the permiffion to dedicate to your Lordship these humble efforts to explain the nature and reafons of our conftitution and government to the ignorant, and to enforce their energy and obligations against the malevolent.Your exemplary leffons upon the perfections of our conftitution and government have taught the nation to admire your ability, and exult in your disposition to preserve them in full purity and vigor. And I feel the fatisfactory conviction of bearing a truly patriotic attachment to our conftitu-) tion, whilst I am permitted to have the honour of subscribing myself, with respect and esteem, MY LORD, YOUR LORDSHIP'S DEVOTED HUMBLE SERVANT, |