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... modelled to the prevalent faction in every feffion. There is the lame fpirit abroad now, diftingUifhing itfelf by the names of Whigs and High-church-men. One cries out, Take care of the church ; another, We are in danger of Popery; when any man with half an ...
... ons amongft us, with which this nation ufed formerly to be perplexed The Jacobite party is now, thank God! intirely broke: Whig and Tory, High Church and Low, have been many years ago*quite forgot: we are all united in a refolution to fupport and preferve ...
... prevailed both with the eleßors and the eleded, in the reign of Q Jlnne, is a truth,which I. believe will not be denied by either Whig or Tory, though perhaps each will aifign a different period of time, when is allowed to have prevailed. That thefe means of ...
... made Mecasnas, , n to this effed. Pr eMnt ' . my duty to be warmly l y, this enquiry I think it my du- P°n the principle of a Whig or ry 'but upon much better princi\ an e ither, a principle of love to ty Superior infinitely to any nes or diftindlions. But ...
... adllilftration. Far be it from me to i]j a ir.e the whole ilrength of the party thefe : No to them are joined l o y of the old Whigs, who were zeaf pumoting the Hanover fuccef})l.n and now ftand by the prefent adjuration, even in fome things which fn they ...
... A RECEIPT TO MAKE A PATRIOT. -die a man thafs Whig, quite brimful of ...
... attempted to Dr John/on, and beat Tut chin fo that never recovered ; Tory method of ting, pra£li/ed not long ago by fame pretende* Whigs. As for the prefent adminiftrati' on, trufting to their own merit, they left all to the decifion of pofterity, and» like a ...
... called the'| l , Whigs and even minifters themj: J , whatever denomination, were lhew a great regard to it: but have fallen into the cuftom of numerous ftanding armies, this been defpifed by our minifters, e thofe minifters that called Whigs ; and the populace ...
... Towards the end of the year 1714, complaint was made in this houfe a fcandalous libel, intitled, The fnblick Jpirit of the Whigs ; and the publidier, one Morphew, was ordered into the cudody of the black rod. Morphew declared, upon his examination, that ...
... cotn? nand, and now obey, lihnty to ' day ' r ° ars f or P or ~ - er to morrow. it/j t^'c Tories had him tight, jf Qu>lc beft Whigs he fupp'd at night, party try'd t'have won him ; did fo divide, cut rom t0 e e Qt , norw both parties Jhun him. dull, important ...
... fuch petitions) , Hi cll '°°n gave place to Tory and Whig, Ve continued to divide and emvAs Us ev to this day. s were thofe who had pro>V, th bill of exclufion in the life of j 11 •; as they were Whigs who h the Duke of Monmouth in Engu e ieA Earl of Argyle ...
... neceffitous el'&Vte. The option is obvious, and the mull fcon made, or it will foon make itfelf. is no party-confidcration; Whig and Tory, courtier and countryman, are equally interefted (if they will but know their intereft) in averting thofe dangers ...