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... Number contains feveral ingenious political ftrifhires the characters and views of different Kings and &c. true character the Whigs, both in) a.iminiftration and oppofition confederations the Liberty the Prefs with feveral curious Letters the X—i —, to the ...
... his, and involved it. Many other rcafons prevented them from daring to look their true fituation in the face. To the great whig families it was extremely difagreeable, and feemed almofl unnatural, tooppofe the admrniltration of Prince of the Houfe of ...
... \ obliged his correspondence, onf ifi that can, ivith propriety, be admits Theophraitui Junior, the confifls bet-ween real Whigs and U Lover of Peace—A Patriot— l to the Year Seventy-one, Jhall appear °* / Errata. In the lajl page, col. 1 for Dairy made ...
... nominal Whigs and ories, and real Whigs and Tories. With former fort have bufineft at prefent, and hope they are generation. Some the principles the latter ore thele following : Tbe WSig. Every Whig is not an atheift, but every atheift is Whig. does not ...
... long kept many men of abilities and probity from a fharein the Admrniftration. Thefe diftinctions were be abolifhed, and name Whig and Tory to be annihilated. This was extremely agreeable to all thofe who had the Pelhamite interelt; and flattering ambition ...
... to abolith all diftinctions of party, and ene his word by Lord Bute his favourite and. miuifter, by pri ‘cribing the whole Whig Inte- rett of aud by filling ever piace of truit and profit his government, wit h proteft Tories, notorious and Scotchmen of ...
... Stuart. A Correfpondent fays, he has féen many Reas fons ailedged why his M——y heaps Freafures on the in Preference to the Whigs, who have always been fait Friends to his Royal Honie ; but as they all feem tohim nugatory, h@ thinks it may, with great Propricty ...
... itfjems to rife to common view, and comes within the limits of the capacity. The world turned ppflde down. Whigs acting like Tories, and Tories like Whigs; Englishmen are endeavouring deftroythe power the of Commons the mob a man to death; fuch a Lord- Mayor ...
... v Did yon imagine that' the whole body of dilleu'er*. that the wholei whig inrereft London would attend the' leVy,' fubmit the directions of a notorious Jacobite?! ' Was there whig Magiftrata the city, to whom the Jervant? of Geoi-ge the Third could intrnft ...
... elect him the room the late Admiral Holbourne. As the character of confiflent whig is generally pretended to, definition of what really may be pleating our readers. confident whig, therefore, is a fubject England, not fervilelv attached to any Prince, to ...
... to the heir law of the deceafed in this city, is the following curious article. Item. To an empty candle cheft full of old whigs, worth nothing at all, 01. ss. Od. Sath, Oil. 17. died at trie palace of Wells, the year of herage, the lady of the Rt. Rev ...
... hoped, that his perieverance, the much fur annual elections of members of the houle Commons will be rellored. The head* the whig party wilh fee the prelent oppolition diliohed, the hopes that another more dignified than the will rife againll the incioacnments ...