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... more conlilleut, and more dignified, had the offer come from the Crown. Had the King’s copied the noble exam-' pie fct by the Whig M iniilers of Queen Anne, who thoogh their Millreft’s revenue was much finaller than that of bis prefent Majelly, had come ...
... centenary of the Revolution will be very fplcndid, for tefolutions arc making this effctl in every part of the kingdom, and the whig* are laudably dillinguiffiing themfelvcs by their exertions in this great and national object. ...
... Aflcmbly, and their addict/ anlwcrcd by the Frcfidenl.—The lama honour was confericd on a deputation .from the Conilitulional Whigs. Two letters were read from the Commiflioneta of the army of the Alps. The Gift gave an account of the ft ale of mind of the ...
... cxercife more. But he could not help calling the attention of the Committee to one particular point; and warned them, that whi'.G they artem avoid one innovation, that they would not open a door another.—Was it ever known in one of our ftatutes, civil ...
... ng John, on ' he of Tune, I*ls.—The preparation, for celebrating thi. centenary of the gloriou. revolution are umverfal; the whig-club f/it the advertifements) have forward on thi. memorable occafion, and {sprefumcd no contratted of party wil obtrude if ...
... DON, May 26. Til ration ftill tloat with 01 of credibiltlv >n the political ciicles. That iemplt ate making to Ining the Old Whig party into the cabinet beyond a doubt, but whether unite wilh the ol Stalford’a and the King fiiends. with Mr. Hut and hl» ...
... does not notice wilh « much acuienefs of obfcrvaimn ever. TbedecifionofeWaion petiuon. has alieady added ten Member* to the Whig intereft. Four new (hip* war are ordered to he lata appvo»*a of Ihe modal* laid before them by the the Cornwall Tin, exported ...
... properly fitted up, (hall be ready by the latter end of March next carry eonvifl* to America. The fubfeription opened by the Whig Club, for the purpofc of erefting pillar on Runnytnede, commemoration of the Revolution, goes on with great fpirit. A very ...
... taken tliis junflute, as will be the means of relloriug his lorJßtip’s popularity, will be a very great (Lengthening to the Whig party, and will enfure them for feme years .the adminidration of this country, an event ‘much wiflied for by the public. ' ...
... battalion of the royal*; the ith, iB:h, jad, 31ft, and 6tft regiment* of foot. The of ihe Tory, John ft on, Hill juftify the Whig the prelect day, ptclliug for the produfl'on of all the relate to the late .Min.ltcnal interference between and the Potte ** ...
... noble Lords conneiled with him, his Majefty would find, in cafe of a war with France, that he mull look for fupport in the Whigs, vihertof he one. The Earl of Dartmouth rofe in fupport Lord Sandwich, and declared he was fo much an advocate for order, that ...
... its part*. It was the which Mr. Fo* made bis Uff effort in the preceding fief Eon Parliament, 1 will bow a* the united of the Whig Club— A Reform in the Representation of the People in the Parliament Great Bourn.— Thu was loud •ad appbufe. AAcAfeog Mr. the ...