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... Perhaps the following definition of Whig and Tory, though written in the beginning of this century, for its perfptcisity, and the liroile which it is illullrarcd, may claim the precedence of any that has to public notice. A Whig’s fir 11 principle is a delire ...
... Earl Stanhope attacked the fentiroents of the noble and learned Lord on the woolfack with great warmth. He (laud what the true Whig principles were. He contended that their Lordfliips held their privileges only truflees for the public; and he concluded by ...
... Toprevent miftakes, the public are entreat give particular and Jpofitive orders to the bookfelle news-carriers for the Rev. Dr. Whig New and r plete LIFE of CHRIST, printed folio; which the may depend will executed throughout in the mol gant and uniform manner ...
... Coke—Mr. Pitt—Mr. Fox—Duke of Norfolk—Mr. Sheridan—>Duke of Bedford—Mr. Grey—Duke of Devonlhire—Liberty hall—Duke of Portland and Whig imered Bifbop of Norwich—Sheriff-eleft Hudfon—'l he Mayorefs and family—The majedy the people —The independence of the Commons ...
... gladden'd gueft (hinc While thus doth fly the hour cheer. I’ll —and think poor Brooke’s bier. When patriot difputants engage, And Whig and Tory hot war wage ; When Anecdote doth tell his tale. With fomething new to much that’s ftalei When Love doth toaft his ...
... felf-formed heptarchical junto with hitnfelf in this and the other Houfe of Parliament. Of that very man who calls himfelf a Whig ; him, who, whilft he is in the very a£l of eretfting monumental pillar in honour, and the memory of the gloriont Revolution ...
... fteady and uncorrupted Freemen of Norwich—The late Mayor of Norwich —The Sheriffs Buckle and Watfon—Duke of Portland and the Whig Intereft—Charles James Fox, Efq.—Duke of Norfolk—Duke of Devon- Ihire, and the Houfe of Cavendilh—Alderman Bafcly, Mcflrs. ...
... Beevor). Mr. Buxton, and fuccefs to his eleCllon at Thetford. The Mayor of Norwich. Sheriff Hudfon. Duke Portland, and the Whig Intersil. Mr. Bartlet Gurney, and the Gurney Family. The Houfe of Crowe. The integrity and firmnefs of the Independent Freemen’s ...
... glorious event they met celebrate. Alter dinner the following toafts were given The immortal memory King William the Hid. •nd the Whigs of 1688— -The hralth of the King I—The Prince of Walea—The Queen and Royal Family—May all tyrants make their bow quietly as ...
... tcccvery the heft of Kings. The meetings the metropolis celebrate the centenary the Revolution were very refpeftable ; Shat of the Whig Club the Crown and Anchor tavern was exceedingly numerous; the Duke of Portland was in the chair, and gool. was fubferibed ...
... went with his LordAiip. The memory of this celebrated writer is as retentive his ftyle is elegant he is alfo deferibed as a Whig in principle, and a native of Ireland, in the Univerfuy of which kingdom he received his education. The annuity lately granted ...
... Spain; hut, the alarm of the Scrrw Plot, flie went to her own Chapel at St. James’s. N. U. was ridiculoufly pretended, that the Whigs had bribed the workmen to take out the iron pins, or feretvs, from the timbers fupporting the Dome, that it might tali on Iter ...