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... Caftlereaghs, who call the Whigs Papifts, they would have granted what was alked for the Papifts, but they would do nothing, abfoiulely nothing, for our Proteftant Brethren. And thole whom they call Papifts, that is the Whigs, dropped their bill, and were ...
... trice Three t* . Sir Frances Burdeit renounces and reviles eli parties, Whigs, men, leaders of Cetlio- See, See. &c. and has publicly declined feat io Parliament. L,ord Manners, we Kear, is in treaty for Lord Caftlecoote’s at the Green. The light dragoons ...
... apprifcd oi the Grand Canal Company’- regulations Signed Order, Dah.'in, '.'arch, Sot, A. KNOX, Sec. 'HE ANNUAL CUP, by the Whigs- Hunt, value 15!. will lit ran for over cour!. ilv-N.Nv. near Frankford, the King's County, on Eat'er .Menuav next, HorfeS ...
... foon be laid before the Public. It very voluminous, and accompanied with Notes or Remarks on the Evidence, See. T , * At the Whig Club Meeting, on Lord Holland in the Chair, was refolved, that “The Memory of die Right Hon. Charles James Fox, fhould be an ...
... friend of jobbing and corruption. On the other hand, the friend the Catholics has been the frienal the Confutation, of thofe Whig principles that produced the glorious Revolution of King William, and placed the Houle of Brunfwick on the throne. The power ...
... 19 —20—si. the rank, character, talent and property of the Dutch Papers arrived lad night to the 15th inft. Grenville and Whig intereil ? Were we not op- They contain intelligence of much importance. [ puffed, a due cowfideration of this awful and It ...
... fum was at the moment fubferibed. Opinions of the London 'Journals ii: Chongs of AdminJ}rattC'n-~contmued. The InbepehOfnt Whig exprefles hopes that principles of the Brililh Confiitution will never , be impaired by a Tory Admmjtration. The St. James’s ...
... friends of Mr. Fox there has not been the fame zeal and energy dilpliyed might have been expedfed. I have lent myfelf to of Whig liberty, and if they have not flood forward with zeal 10 fuppoit me, fay he fault does not lie with me, but with them.” Lord ...
... y and con* ciliation is mere mockery. In word, lliall expert from the Adminifiration of England and Ireland, all that the Whigs of jdngland and IrCiar.d declared to necelfary the welfare and happinefs of our country, and of which, the attachment, fervices ...