In the beginning of this _Paragraph_, they seem unwillingly to tax the Protestants that are on King _James_’s side, with what is indeed no Crime, but a Duty, _viz._ _Their Suggestions to him in case of his Restoration, against so godly a work, as the restoring the ~Romish~ Religion and Clergy_. I confess this is a Compliment some of them do scarce deserve; and which is expresly contradicted by what was said in the former part of this same _Memorial_, in that, That _they would not be displeased, nor grudg at the re-establishment of the ~Romish~ Religion and Clergy in ~Ireland~_. And it’s a question which of the two Insinuations are most natural, and most consequential to the Principles and Practices of the Protestant _Jacobites_. What a ridiculous piece of stuff is this! _That the Protestants themselves will applaud in the main, that necessary effect of Royal Bounty in a ~Roman~-Catholick King’s restoring back to the ~Roman~ Catholicks, what a Protestant King and Parliament had taken from them in ~Ireland~_. At the same rate, and by the same parity of Reason, what a Protestant King and Parliament has taken away from the _Roman_-Catholicks in _England_, should be now restored them by a _Roman_-Catholick King, when he comes back to the Throne of _England_. Indeed we have no reason to doubt, but as the Reason is the same, so the Manner of acting would be the same in both Kingdoms; which is fairly enough hinted in the Words themselves. How eminently they have signaliz’d their Loyalty and Allegiance to King _James_ in this Juncture, their Bravery and inimitable Courage have evidenced with a Witness. The truth is, it’s hard to say, Whether King _James_ be less oblig’d to the Valour of the _Irish_, or they to his Conduct: I am of Opinion, They will not be willing to try their Fortune again, under such a General, nor He to try His, with such Soldiers; And so there’s nothing lost in point of Gratitude on either hand. MEMORIAL.