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... Protestant character of . the Constitution and Government of this Empire; for they were all supported by Lord Somers and the Whigs of the Revolution, at which time, too they were all of them conbrmed. They were done prevent the danger of having an avowed ...
... which terminated only with th They frequently spent severs cursions, and Mr. Sheridan they were the happiest days was politics Whig; in re Church of Scotland, But, own tenets displayed the who conscientiously dissented Deist he would argue ; bur, ineAts of ...
... of the Glasgow Skntimii., was shewn the witness, and recog nisei I the hand-writing Sir exander's ; the article entitled ** Whig , wax shewn him) -it not Sir Alexander’s hand, the best of judgment. 1 think the Idress ii|>«.i it nut Sir Alexander hand, ...
... person was found ta second it. The great Whig leaders, whom the Meeting had been called, were at first silent-—but was sorry to find some of them afterwards applaud the proposition, lie frit indignation that the Whigs should have had for their leader such ...
... with hi. tre are still to harea Tory Ministry, at length p.rcd t« atiawd U» fumra) aThiaewn ho|.«. - Long lift make Inal die Whig*. The chief difficulty is *’ ••onoor, said Pat, speculating malandioly without (IgtilH supply his place' leader die 1 If ...
... (conduct would shew that bad only attached himself to the Opposition known hy*the name of Whigs, when their roea-un s were such he coaid cuitHdiMiiousiy support, the Whigs meant those, who, whilst they upheld the dignity of Sovereign a» Chief Magistrate, weie ...
... in different parts uf England. not mean public meetings; but meetings at each other's houses ; where, without distinction of Whig or Tory, they have been consulting on what they shall to preserve their-estates Statesm in. Sporting Strange rumours are afloat ...
... been pleased to appoinl Sir Waller Scott, Bart, to b* a Deputy Lieutenant Roxburghshire. Monday last, the Members of the York Whig Club dined together in the Assembly Rooms. Robert Chaloner, Esq. one f the Representative* of that City, was in the Chair, ...
... 4. 1822. 1 COURT OF EXCHEQUER. LONDON, « ...
... Cabinet. The parties entertained his Majesty the Pavillion Ilrighton are invited without any regard to political feeling. Whigs and Tories promiscuously mingle together, nay, the majority of the (nriner, being very old f ends and early associates the ...
... brotherly love and charity far, as ii was very juvtly oh.erve f.i author who wrote during tlie ferment and perturbation of the Whig and Tory furioua party spirit, hen it esgin in its foil * viiJlcnci*, cXVrli ksitf civil *. 4- aid hltKid-ln d a ...
... purpose. i The King's health being cailed for after this, a notable dispute arose between the Twelfth of August {a zcalous old Whig gentlewoman,) and the Twenty-Third of April (a |X]w-fanglud lady of the Tory | stamp,) as to which of them should have the ...