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... fom of waa .hcladed, which l ad beta voted year, .ad ohicb it donbf.dirrA whether it «o e* net to the adeaacenmai ,ha. dela«« whig* bad bean judged aacetory, l, which fe many diftremt amaiaa* bad been eatertatacd. Tba footlea which » make related entirely ...
... and COnfufinn. Tba Right Honourable Gentleman proceeded. Aliufion bad been made to the characters of Whig and lorv. For bis own part he conceived a Whig mean him, who, a difpuic between the Crown and Arillorracy arid Democracy of the country, rather chute ...
... was then called the High Church.—Swift, had faid, and every man mud remember what he fays—“ that every Infidel is a Whig, though every Whig is not an Infidel.”—lt may alfo, laid he, obferved, that though every Jacobite be a High Churchman, every High Churchman ...
... rentonllratcd to Don Carlos, prince Spain, when they were lliangling him, and he attempted to refill. Though born and bred Whig, I hope without crime, 1 may alfcrt, that the King makes part of the conllitution ; that has rights, pre-eminences privileges ...
... convincing proof this, that the Gallic nation, who are impartial judges of the matter, hold in due admiration conditulional and whig principles. So great been the fcarcity of water at Antigua, that Government were expcnccof 401, derling per diem, for the fupply ...
... and in ail parts rh« kit-zdoni. ajuttoihccrdighiened miodttaho hare diicoaiKe;.ar.c«d lirm. A Setter from the ficned a I-oral Whig,” that (he relentkft fyften torture, for the fake enorting tnnrrr.urxof cosfefficm, it CiTI in force the lariott part* Ulfltr ...
... taken tliis junflute, as will be the means of relloriug his lorJÃtipâs 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 âmuch wiflied for by the public. ...
... for their contents. Bank Report to March 19. Voluntary jf.1,677,168 9 Alfelfcd 844y«>9 »« ♦ • £.t,s»t n yM the meraher* die Whig Club dined together, when the Hoo* C. and about a dozen more Gentlemen, were etefled. The ufitol good cheer and conviviality ...
... the north ; and from word, whiggam, ufed tn driving their horles, all that drove were called the whiggamors. or (horter, the whigs. Now in that year, before the news Duke Hamilton’s defeat, the minifleis animated their people rife and march Edinburgh ; and ...
... the meeting fine die* A Chemical Correfpondent who has lately analyfcd Parliament, allures us, that itconlills of two Parts Whig, one of Tory, and one of a cafutmortuum, fo that any thoughts oldiffolaiing fuch a mafs mull be given over. In the courfe of ...
... themfelves verv ouvioufly in theftyle and tenor of hi» language and principles in parliament. It the fundamental tenet the Whig, creed, that parliament have undoubted right interfere far the appointment of mmiders, that the King ought not to be permitted ...
... that would not be prefent at church to-morrow. For his part, he always chofc to be abfent on that day. Whig, and thoroughly convinced oflhe rc»Slitudc whig principles, he was determined never to attend divine fervice the 30th of January. The anniverfary^ ...