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... Government being principles of freedom fuch cftablilhment prefent royal family fettled the o-vertjbrow of Queen but alarm all true Whigs fchool-maf-ters of very principles being thought preceptors and to but friends and the late Lord Aolingbroke education of a ...
... feveral ingenious Political Strictures on the Characters and Views of different Kings and Minilters, Sec. True Character of the Whigs, both in Adminiftnition and Oppofition. Confederations on the Liberty of the Prcfs. With feveral curious Letters to the X* ...
... to be can led in favor the Man whom the approved, that, during the Tory Miniftry •Queen Ann, there was not one Inftance of Whig Member being admitted upon Petition; during the Miniitry of Sir R. Walpole, is well known, that the Lofs cf the Chippenham ...
... the Man whom the Mi- nifter approved ; infomuch, that during the ITory Ministry of CL Anne, there was not one Inftance of a Whig Member's being admitted upon Petition; and during the Ministry of Sir R. Walpole, it is well known, that the Lofs of the Chippenham ...
... commerce moft Court tf Portugal whofe country have laved in 1 the for Soath Seas poflible Mini reigns their places enough at Tory Whig would engage in kingdom and Sir William Charles Second too places to Monarch Noble Marquis Rockingham the levee St for tbe ...
... there are fome Diftin&ions which are inherent in the Nature of Things. There is a Diftin&ion between Right and Wrong — between Whig and Tory. It is faid that the Miniftry having relaxed a little in their Demands of Reftitotion from the Court of Spalri, for ...
... to the Court-Houfe, knocked down and very cruelly treated the Deputy Clerk of the Crown, afcended tjie Bench, & >ok their Whigs over Judge Henjderfon, told' him his turn was next, ' ordered him to purfue Bufinefs, but in the Manner they ihould prefcribe ...
... accept any that was fatisfied with apartments allotted him would continue within them till d (charge fliould ordered When Whigs Dr Sacheverel to his trial for fedttious and fermon in the reign Queen Anne merrily called their profecution Doftor roofing ...
... fays C — P — , the Grandfon of a Footman, becaufe the Rafcal, fays, he is a Liveryman ; G — O — , fwear s he is not a true Whig ; Cocking sG— e fwtais j& !s -Dunghill ; Jerry D— fays tb£ fhabby Deg lives by Cabbage ; cries Lord H— d» I -4n;ar the cunning ...
... prefent there no rank and confequeree in City Government could confide in but Jacobite you imagine tbe of Dilteniers whole Whig interell of would dire&ions notorious Jacobite no the could intruft the mailer as o Sheriffs ? no James’s but Scotchmen and ...
... whole' Wbig-intereiV of Loudon would attend at the Levy, and Submit to the Directions of a noto- rious Jacobite r Was there no Whig Magistrate in the City, to whom the Servants of George' the Third could intruft the Management of a BuiineSs lb vtv interesting ...
... matter may The following aneedote relative to Jobs Eyre, Efg; is taid to be authentic. He agreed with the Captain of the veffel, whig carried the conviéts to North give him ten guineas for his paflage, i confideration of having genteel accomody, tions ; but ...