holds out expectations, [7];
fills vacant sees, [8];
bound by his father’s legislation, [11];
his Declaration, [13];
excuses its imperfections, [16];
his hand forced on the land question, [23];
his grant to Arlington, [28];
‘horribly angry’ with the Irish Parliament, [32], [34];
his action in the Antrim case, [39]-[43];
his rash promises, [45];