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... seeing slie was not received ut the Court Great Britain, litis was not very novel case. In proof this, might refer the high Whig authority ; letter written a Noble Lor i to lie Hon. Member for llramber—and to the notice publicly given the Duke of Graft ...
... the People. But it was extraordinary see how these Whigs vacillated. He was old enough remember Mr. Fox saying, that it was in vain to look for the tense the Nation except in that House. These Whigs would not follow him in that, and from the lime that ...
... Iragedy; Theodore Charles Koetoer. -XVI. Lord barberry s Letter on the Cork County Meeting.—XVll. State and Prospects of the Whigs—XVlll Farnngto.i’s Memoirs of Sir Joshua Reynolds. —XIX Poem* t ...
... Lords. A conference was entered into between the two Houses, and managers appointed both; that* of the Lords were llte great Whig leaders, nsmety, Lords Peterborough and Halifax, the Bishop nfSsli** bury, tlte Duke of Devonshire, and Lord Someth These Peers ...
... successors could found The Right Hon. Gentleman had chosen to sneer at the Whigs; but remembered when the Right Hon. Gentleman a very useful Secretary to the Treasury under a Whig Administration, and would probably have then given a very different character ...
... although the Whigs are noisy enough about liberty and the Constitution, they are secretly favourable all those encroachments which increase the influence of office and property, while they lessen ail merely personal rights and privileges. The Whigs, in short ...
... ultra of journals. Venimus nd simmum fortuna. Such variety, such abundance, such a happy adaptation to all sorts oflastes: whigs, lories, ultra-royalists, radicals|at, and half-radicalsall have their measure accurately taken ; and from The Hue and Cry ...
... for independext principles, as for illustrious decent. If a play on words may be excused, trust that these young and noble Whigs may among the brighest Pages in the history of his Majesty's reign. His Majesty left town last night for Windsor, nt nine o'clock ...
... present •errant* and the leader* of the constitutional Opposition; and with such complete success, that all the Grenville Whigs, as they are called, have professed their willingness to co-operate in carrying on tlie government upon the principles professed ...
... injury I but, as for my neck, it short, that you will have no credit in cutting it oft” Whig and Tory.—Dr. Johnson, disputing with Dr. Crowe upon who was the first Whig, and tha latter finding himself a little puzzled, I see, Sir (said Johnson), that you ...
... had not defamed the Queen ; and was prosecuted, not for defaming the Queen, but for the many editions his Sermon against the Whigs and Radicals. [The Uev. defendant next entered into a long history of his efforts to deprive Atheist of parish offices; and ...
... public political conduct, happened not to square with the conduct or principles the party in power. Of course, the leading Whig nobltoien and gentlemen in Scotland were not spared; the neighbourhood their respective residence*—their very kitchens, discarded ...