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... nding every art that has been ufed, the crown has found ready and dutiful fervants, Duke for Duke, Lord for Lord, and Whig for Whig. In re- gard to the laft denomination, the Audi- gor hopes, nothing has fallen from hispen, that can juftly give umbrage ...
... On WHIG and TORY. a time when fome people be endeavouring to revive diftindion of Whig and Tory, be amifs to give Lord Karnes's n on that fubjedt: Men are he) to fplit into parties for the caufes; parties have been f°^'. () g'' words: Whig and Tory ...
... With equal care to Cambridge opt For Whigs allow no force but Mr Johnfon did him the jufticé co was one of the happieft extempora? ductions he ever met with; thov 0 comically confeffed, that he hated the wit of a Whig urged in p gifm. Piozzi. pe 4 | =. ...
... haye looked upon the writers Se Englifh lan- been for the fpirit he “1 Whigs and tories \ ° the head the Qaeen’s death “Ved on, 3 in Md the Mpa *eceflity of fuch an Ss dav more ap- Whig? ‘id political {warmed, adop- at hoe Manner of EL all decency, but was ...
... Majefty of Commons—Addrefs to his Majefty 915 —*4 MONTHLY REGISTER. a.-nee, Gcr Holland, Portu* gal, Amei LONDON. Meeting * ...
... rectify thefe uid heir anfwer was, that ther and me fe provided a plan was laid ‘ of baad be quietly carried on, which w4 birt e Whig Bovernment wanted. To fuppl Raps the following icheme is humbl viz, Let the call for a minifte the mide by the plurality of ...
... imm I bard aij ag apr mmorta ar Ado, the @ ftage compar’d, Or’s mimic arts, ti iow SHEND in ovr fied Once Peat d—a flaming Whig.” ty, Sa hag’ by regal pow’r, my milky temper ...
... thall make But whom I Ming that ¥ have,an that} they can trys), much than for ei- 10 told me that there was evidence of the Whig intrigues with St Germain’s im mediately after the Revolution, was’ Mr Hume. “After } had myfelf'that his information was juft ...
... be fupport- ing his great name and au- ‘0 perfons who were fuppofed hela 2 party which had been Jong teren ‘obnoxious to the whig in- the country. -- : thefe charges . were) after- Cond, fully by the dubfequent Mina Of the’ Noble Earl, the date Were entitled ...
... 139'40° MONTHLY REGISTER. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. France—S witzerland—Holland— * Portugal—Spain 140-3 LONDON. Mecting of the Whig Club _ 143 Incidental Occurrences 143-4 IRELAND. Supplies voted. in 144 Lord Moira’s motion in Houfe of — Lords I45- Spe EDINBURGH ...
... vols 6d. fewed. Williams. A fecond letter to the author of Briton. 6d. Henderfon. wo? An impartial examination of the CO” the Whigs and Tories, from the ite down to the prefent time. 2 s. 6d. The ftate-letters of Henry Earl of ing the don, Lord Lieutenant ...