... are fome diftinAioni, which ire inherent in the nature of thing!. There ie a dillinition between right and wtong •-between Whig and Tory. In the I'pecch of Lord Chatham-, publilhed yeftenlay, it the following all'-ilion of the Duke of k— «-nd, in a great ...

... favour of tht man whom the m— r approved ; infomuih, that during the toiy m— — — y of Q^ Am, there wa* not one inftance of a whig member, being admitted upon petition ; ml dining the mii.iltrv ef Sir K. Wilpole, it il weli known, that the lofi ol tie Chippenham ...

... fevrral lageniom peßticll Stric - ture* ea lb* Chtiadtri and Virwi of different King* tod M.nifttrt, Ac ; IrueCbtraAer of the Whigs botb m A.fmi- mftr it ton inri Oppofit .on ; Confideration* oa th* Liberty af the Pref.; with fevcral curiou* Letlcrt to th* ...