... and dependencies amongll labjcCts were to entirely diffolvcd, as hitherto bufmets had through the hands the leaders ot tl'.e Whigs or Tories, manor talents to conciliate the pto» pic, and to engage their confidence ; now the « method was be altered, and ...

... arc fomc diftindlions, which are in* hcrent the nature of things. • There is dif-4 tinflion between right and wrong—between whig and tory,’ . ’ 11. A correfpondcnt remarks, that nothing * more remained to complcat the tneonjijlency of L—d C in’s political ...