... faftion was overturned, and driven from power ; when tory, Lord Rockingham, wasdifm .Ted from his office, and the pan totick Whig, Loid Somers, who was the type of the piefent Lord Chancellor, had the Great Seal delivered to him, after it had been taken ...

... branches of the Legiflaturc would prevent a Jaw, which would have given more power the Minilter of this country, than as an old Whig, and as a friend to the Conllitution, I to fee a King any time poflefs. Though there is material difference this rcfpedl, becaufe ...

... againft Scotlands But when the coalitionftook place, it was tought the Duke of Portland and Lord Joha Cavendifh, E_:ing of Whig familics, would naturally be hoftile to a country which had often taken the Tory fide in politics ; that Mr Burke, becaufe ...

... which had given rife to fo much difpotation in the world, had no Canute),u’i with if.— In hitconverlittiona with the ranked whigs, and in the cyuife of hit reading on their political queltiuns bad never found the hardieft them deny a right inherent in the ...

... Dolben, and others fpoke. Mr. Fox obferved, that political diftincticms were by means involved in the queltion. The principal of whig and tory, which had given rife to fo much deputation' in the world, had no connection- with if.>- In his converfations with ...

... means involved in the queftionTi principles of whig ahd tory, which had given rife f much difference qf fentiment, and putation in the world, had no connexion with it. his ccnverfations with the ranked whigs, and tl courfe of his reading on their political ...

... means involved in the queftionTi principles of whig ahd tory, which had given rife f much difference qf fentiment, and putation in the world, had no connexion with it. his ccnverfations with the ranked whigs, and tl courfe of his reading on their political ...

... this re, and preferve its Governmcnt in any degree of vigour.— will tell him that there was a time when the appellation of Whig bore an honourable meaning, for it was fynonimous truth, though now being up in the .rand vortex rage and felfifh taxation ...

... be Sold A U C 1’ Two o’Clock precifely. MONDAY the ad of February, 1784, At the CROSS KEYS COFFEE HOUSE, in DOVER, The folio-whig GOODS, ’ln SUNDRY LOTS, Per EXPORTATION, ABOUT weight of Steel 91$ Iron Shovels 359 Saws of different forts 32 Dozen ditto ...

... Lords to the commands the S-v-r—n yet, is praifed and lupported your EfHnghams, your ‘Richmonds, your Wrays, patriarchs the Whig Yettcrday young woman took boat at Pickle Herring Stairs, and delired to be ferried over j when the boat came to the middle ...

... that Gentleman had been in n his faculties there would have been upon the nccafion ; for he was moderate man indeed ! neither Whig nor Tory,but a moderBteinan. A North's man, Thurlow's man, a Fox's man, a Pitt's mm, or «njr man's man to the powers that be; ...

... plunderer, degrader, an invader the rights Majefty. Lord Mulgrave proceded. He likened the proceedings the Houfe to thofe of the Whigs in King William's time, who ordered a difiolution of parliament the opinion of minifters ; and had told the fovercign, Put ...