... laying a word againlt whig paymalters, whole emoluments Imd been equally great . Becaufe Mr. Fox was a patriot, nobody faid a word againft die paymafter, his father. He did not fee a lory adininiliratioii was worf'e than a whig onej and he talked of ihc- ...

... lt? d. a refumptiott grams made to a Duke of Richmond and a Duke of Grafton, of which nobody faid word, becaufe they were whigs and patriots. . The motion was then put on the petition, when not a Jingle hand being held up againft it, the Chairman declared ...

... the con* iiuution is fuffeied to fleep, Miniitiy hare thus fowa the tares of dilfcafion people, the contlitutional diitin&ipn Whig and Tory, friends or enemies to the commonwealth. But, however dignified with place, or honored with confidence, Mini try ...

... tL-in(elves. Your*, &c. fi, To tht Committee appointed for-ward the Petition cf the County of Norfilk Parliament. st of Plain Old Whig Freeholder, to. Hediflents from your Petition for the following reafons: ft. B caufe it glows with new doßrhms neous the f ...

... errors in the Adminiftration, to point (hem out to public view, and lay them before their Reprefentatives in A Conftant OLD WHIG. For the NORFOLKThRONICLE. The following Letter wasaddieiled by a gentleman of confiderable property in the County of Suffolk ...

... eftablifhed or abolifibed by Aft of Parliament but once; becaufe canvjpiorx-i lv within the of the Crown. the Revolution, the Whigs ound ctt*blifhmems wh eh ihey did not think proper abolilb. The Whiys bad not new modelled the cotrftitution, but had reftorcd ...

... was a time, and he hoped he d d not fpeak through vanity, when this country was brought to the hightft pitch of glory under Whig Minilter, a relation his—he meant the Earl of Chatham. But it was now the reverie. Every thtng once valued hcid been loft in ...

... ambition, and to have us in a fltuation calamitous and dcrpicable, as we were refpc«.‘labJc. glorious and flourifhing, under the Whig admmiilration of that rtatefman of ilatcfmen, the truly and immoilal Earl of Chatham ! Sir, for God’s fake, let us er.tc coolly ...

... ?? plan, let us not depend on any criterion to point litem out, but their actions • for only fee the contrail, f.'ine are Whigs with Stuart blood in t 1 eit veins, and ctliei ., with Kii-.g William's head on their buttons, vote ctiiflan tiy with the mlniftry ...

... for alter Charlellown wa-> taken. Wedneiday as tlie Prince of Wales and Hifliop Ofnaburgh were ruling in St. Jamev's park, whig the encampment, the Duke of Cumberland was in his carriage there for the fame purpefe. Gn feeing each other, the two Princes ...

... pec pie. Mr. Dunning will prefent the memorial, which will be ably fupported by all the friends of the people, and houeft Whigs, in Parliament j and in cafe non-compliance, it is expefted, ana wifhed, that the Noblemen and Gentlemen who.efpoufe the caufe ...

... the juft andconftitutional’ prayers of the people Mr Dunning will prefent which will be bv all the friends of the I honed Whigs in Monday the perfon who committed the murder turnpike was taken cuf-tody breaking the at by ins dritance him the care another ...