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... Enemy to every Species of Corruption. He did not doubt but tbat fo-nc Pait of Mr Smelt's Charge again Whig Adminift'rations might be true, becaufe a Whig in Power was very often like a Tory. He now read a long, a very long lift of Penl'ions and exorbitant ...
... thofc in the Exchequer, the Whigs, or rather Pfeudo-Whigs, have more than their fhare of them. Auditor of the Exchequer, Duke of Newcrille, born and bred a Whig, and ofa Whig family. Clerk of the Pells, Sir Fd. Walpole, a Whig. ill Teller of ...
... Penfioner ?? . , Ac. &c. &c. . 874,900 60,a00 1 Add to this Sum the Money received by Whig Admirals, Whig Generals, and Whig Military Officers in general, who eat the King's Bread, yet infult his Authority, and oppofe his Government, anil it may be fairly ...
... becaufe it came properly within the preroga- tive of the crown. At the revolution the Whigs found many eftablifliments which they did not think proper to abolilh. The Whigs did not new model the conltitution ; but reftored it to its former ftate : They had ...
... that a few days after the receipt of ihe reduction of Charles-Town arrived at Newbetn,, the capital of the province, the whigs were j-ruck with, ahiazement, as they imagined the place was impreg- nable j that as foon as Lord Cornwallis moved to- wards ...
... .l mandate, had every window in their houfes completely broke, as the books ol their thankful glaziers can Hill evince. —A Whig will tell you, this was not effected by a Mob, and this was not a Riot .-—On the eleftion of two mem- bers to rrprelent this ...
... {launch thro' principle Whigs, who had agreed not to vote for any member of parliament, unlefs he would firft fan the Aflbciation, and who aftually did reictt one of their old members for refufing to in fetters I fay would ftaunch Whigs have re-eleaed the ...
... cerning the commonwealth.' The preferring of glory to prefent advantage was, with that great people, no knight errantry, as our whigs now would reprefent it, but wife, . as well as generous maxim, which tended more to render them illuArious and than even ,the ...
... ory Adminillration but he knew to the contrary ; the piefent Minilleis were as virtuous, as independent fortunes, and good whigs any in the nation, therefore meet his fuppott., 'Ihe Secretary at War, Mr Ellis, Mr Fox, Mr Tho. Pitt, Hurke, and fevetal other ...
... Shclburne, the Richmond, the Caver,di.'h, the' Bedford, the Rutland, the Tannic, theSocnccr, the Pcrcr, and all the country and.Whig irttcreft England. This immenfc body, is united the baiis., and the ability of the whole arranged and apj'lied the public ferv'icc ...
... Howe Nor can my King, I think, forget How deep he Hands in Keppel's debt; Well Europe knows (to thy fad colt) 'Twas modern Whigs thy Empire loft. LIST of the NAVAL FORCE at prefentinthe WEST-INDIES. LEEWARD ISLANDS. SHIPS of the LINE. Ships. Guns, Commanders ...
... avowed and fupportcd his principles j but now are the dark } have a Premier who is neither Whig nor Tory, or rather he is both, that is, a>Tory in the Cabinet and a Whig Parliament; one of the difciples of unconditional fubmiffion, and yet an occafionelfriend ...