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... the boats, &c, upon the Danube, - 0- ,which took place accordingly. - days h ' 'Mih' preciution:- was ufed in faving all the whig! i- ol1 carriages belonging to the Court. As to the of a 'libraryonly the molt .valuable books were pack-' pie. *o ed up. ...
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... As the Whigs were undone, And left the poor desolate teacher. B. By the kirk he erected By the gold he collected, By all that fanatical rabble He ne’er could expect Such wealth and respect As he doth from the whore of Babel. A. From the Whigs he did come ...
... thing for him, A With each wind he hath steered, And hath often so veered, That at last he split on ambition. - ‘When the whigs were in vogue, He was th’ arrantest rogue Of that damnable tribe of sedition. B. Tt may be admired What winds he hath steered ...
... direc- Ad,” Sut Ptio Without the digestion and tea °F jadicious plans, inten- he can avail little. Bove ‘ts towards general im- Whig nent, Is t he canses y © remove the Or thje Virtue and ropagate ithe 5 to pro- A Order. the first, ar 19 vain to establish ...
... outstrip him, as t! had excelled his fa- AL = iy eriod it was dete Whig ve Send M, Pitt to one of the ities 3 and Upon this occasion Was expressly itty from a notion long che- : ny Whig families, that Polit al Sctrines inculcated bly More liberal than ...
... the limited faln of 8o,oool. annually, enaCts, that no more than i 12001. fhall, in future, be granted within any on0 year. WHIG CL1TB.-At a meeting of yefterdaytht Duke of Norfolk was in the chair, and the ft' I. molt conviviality prevailed to a late ...
... subject of their claims. i Vice-Admiral Sir Robert Calder's case is ex- i peeled to be brought under Parliamentary dis- cussion. Whig Club.-At a meeting on Tuesday, the Duke of Norfolk was in the chair, and the ut- most conviviality prevailed to a late hour ...
... of the western country, (where was;) are almost to a man attached to the present Government. It is. remark- able, that in Whig countries, where no particular influence prevails, they choose representatives 2s will oppose the measures of the Ministry ...
... disgrace, pot a stop to the e-ection of Blenheim House, and left unpaid, of the expences attending it, a sum or 42,0001. The Whig Administration which ?? mediately succeeded, highly to thei x credit, paid that sum and coihpleted the building the whole sama ...
... you'll drink to the toasts that I give; 3 Here, boys, Off with it merrily, Me for ever, and long may he live. What were the Whigs doing, when boldly Pirt ban shed Rebellion, gave Treason a string ? Why, they swore on their honour for Ar- TutrR And fought ...
... Corporation Acts, March 2. 1790. 6. Speech on Mr Whitbread’s mo- tion on the Russian Armament, Mar. 1.1792. 7. Speech at the Whig Club, Dee. 4.1792. 8. Speech at the opening of Par- liament Dec. 13. 1792. - 9. Speech on the King’s Message to the House of ...