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... theother by a Merchani Slip, with this legend. In the Reign Louis XVI. the firli Citizen King Among the It.m toads of the Whig Club, *• The cadfe of libeny all over the world,” and May the example ot one Revolution prevent the neceflity of another,” ...
... explaining themfelves n that leave* the people rrf to any thing. SoMina. ES, Edmund, yon are all the vogue, To vamp up an old A Whig an unruly rogue. True as his creed a Tory. Thus faflkion plays her monkey tricks. And (his her head with flummery ; From France ...
... exclufion of Diflenters from all lucrative polls and orlices, both in church and (fate. The old denominations of ttate-parties, Whigs and Tories, High flyers and Jacobites, are at prefent not very common; leaft the two lalt are now almofl forgotten. Patriots ...
... and I would concede their favour as much truth will admit. If our fociety were to call anew: if tie intcrefts out coun• Old Whigs. ...
... reports have been !;rte)y culated, i now very quietly fitting to .Mr. , nm;ley, the painter, for his portrait. At meeting the Whig hili, 'aft week, Petre in the chair, Mr. Fox told the com:mv, however warmly wiihui for modeate refonii in t)ie fvlltin of ...
... general, are more averfethan that of receiving inttruciinus. I auillgo free and uuJhacHcd is founded in our ears on every fide Whigs and Tories, ttienof independent fortunes, andmenof (mail eftates, all agreeing, not to be under any conllraint from their ...
... Sir John is a Pittite, and Sir Charles is a Foxite, and tho’ different political interefts, they are body. Sir Charles is a Whig, and Sir John is Tory ; and yet of diftjndt fubftances, they r.re both of the fame fpiric; For the Converfton Sir John had ...
... the people” to thee, and whether they think in-their Con/eiences””. it. be right to adept it or not;— Whate’er is faid by “* Whigs or Tories,” Talk'd in Truth, or in Stories, Every Member going ‘to the Houfe has a right to fay as Mr. Civis quotes it) ‘I ...
... Coke—Mr. Pitt—Mr. Fox—Duke of Norfolk—Mr. Sheridan—>Duke of Bedford—Mr. Grey—Duke of Devonlhire—Liberty hall—Duke of Portland and Whig imered Bifbop of Norwich—Sheriff-eleft Hudfon—'l he Mayorefs and family—The majedy the people —The independence of the Commons ...
... gladden'd gueft (hinc While thus doth fly the hour cheer. I’ll —and think poor Brooke’s bier. When patriot difputants engage, And Whig and Tory hot war wage ; When Anecdote doth tell his tale. With fomething new to much that’s ftalei When Love doth toaft his ...
... clergyman’s at Oxford, and infane, account of which Mr. Bond ordered him to conducted home to his relations. A Meeting of the Whig Club was held on Tuefday.laft the Tavern, which was moft numeroufly attended, (Mr. Fox in the Char) among the company prefent ...
... Houle, that he had obfervtd an in the public prints, Ggned Henry Grattan, purporting to he refolutiun of an aflembly called the Whig Club, which conceived to be of fo extraordinary nature, induced hfin to it tnufl have ...