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... tavour ofthe man whom the m————r approved; infomuch that durieg the Tory m——y of Q. Anng, there was not onue inftance of a Whig mcmber being admirted upon petition ; and during the miniftry of Sir Robert Walpole, it is well knowa that the lofs of the ...
... there are diftin&ion# which are inherent in the nature ot things.—There is a diftintf ion betwee* right and wrong,-between Whig and °Whcn I fpeak of an adminiftration, fuch as the neceffity of the ieaion calls for, my views are large and comprehenfive ...
... greatly offended that the diftintf i 11 of Whig and Tory is not inflexibly kept up. The King muft govern £ faftion to pleafe his Lordihip ; he u not the common father of his peopl but the monarch only of the Whigs ; a time that thefe deltrudtive diftin&>° ...
... The Philofopher; in three converfations. is. 6d. Bcikel Only one of thefe Converfations is as yet published. The in it are, a Whig, Courtier, and Philosopher.— The author, though he treats complicated fubjedt, a upon which few of our prefent politicians ...
... nominal Whi E s and Tones, and real l Whigs , 1 Tories. With the former fort, we have no buune.s SSS and I hope they arc ft harmlefs Qfr VXe of the principles of the latter art? thefc tallowing . bl ' The WHIG. . RVERY Whig is not an Athe'.a, but every Athc* ...
... power that is. over ?? he defends hiinieif when he defends the go- vernment. Such is the ?? between wrong and right, be- tween Whig and Tory- Let common feu ft* judge wiiich of theie two is the bdi fubjea, ihc befl n.iii.ilcr, the bell Englill.iuan. I am ...
... fider ' l »>at ' in ' furc, y not of the u ited ia ...
... juft, and wife.'* Gay fays, from things minute and mean, ii virtuous mind will morals, glean : Then Statefihen, Patriots. Whig, or Tory, With candour .-eigh the recent ftory. ...
... execution, of interpreting them, of abolifhing them, of making new laws. How many prerogative tories and ccrrupt rencgade whigs are ready to propogate the fame deteftable dotrine in this kingdom, the right divine of doing wrong ? 2. Threatning letttrs ...
... were promifcuoufly ::rltJ at them; efcape they could not, fome holding then behind, while others pelted them, and others ■-•-whig them down. At this inftant, when thefe ?? ljiahappy men. had only the profpe-it i:f death be- fore them, the humanity; of Mr ...
... i? to be SET, for fuch a number of years aa lhali fee agreed on, not exceeding tv. entv-oiit-, The FAKM of EASTEK MiNDHOPE, whig in ihe pa; riih o. Oxnaiii, and ii.ire of Koxbur^h. '1 he entry ti, Li- at Whitlurday 1771. Any iiicliriir.g to e:ficr, may ...
... they locked ciiem up, to fee if they were all fafe, and to fearch them to fee if they had any inftrumentS about them, for fa whig oil' their irons, and alfo to be careful what people they lee in to ice them. Several principal Jew merchants have agreed to ...