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... Gazette Mirror of the Times York’-: Political Review Surry Gazette Provincial Gazette O.ICJ u O.'liilgit. it! glishman In: Whig Selector Racing C'alcnda To he Let fur the Winter Season, G£NIEELLY FURNISHED, i ’HE immediately over the British I Linen ...
... to the Patriet, relating to the Preteader, &c. 1714--. Mischiefs to be apprehended from a Whig Government, 1714-—-Fears of the Nation quieted, in a Letter to a Whig-gentleman, 1714---Free Thougits concerning Government, 1714—.. Addenbrooke’s Essay on F ...
... Earl Gower’s amendmeunt adopted. © Lord Castlercagh yvoted against the nrmister. 2 : i 1t has been thrown out by one of ithe Whig papers that min:siérs caunot think of acling on the vote of such small n:ajorities as thise by which the three first resolulions ...
... ruin the slate, or, vhiclh is the same, thingg, ?? cajlot be in 7ettcr lihads Ihan it is at present; aid unluckily, even the whigs hiive an idea that 1o reform the Slate is the wa' to, p reserve' ?? as thle M~inister's exquisite plot has been defecatedf ...
... readv,Jo launch in a nionlh. H*r dimeasians are length be. I for tonnage feet, trend keel 101 feel length at ibebcight the whig 111 feel, breadth •2ft feel, heighth from the upper deck feet. For further particulars of BireWn-lane, ,-TU , tons per ■ built ...
... not eoesider - the whole Ex e cutive Fuuctious as completely suspended. Many el them were . 4ill carried oe anthority of the Whig's ' politieal t:apacityand it was ,neeesswy to supply the defer t to casea which regaired the Kiogia intetferenee. This was ...
... Method adopted by Mr. in his Pronouncirg Dictionary). To are prefixed, the Principles of the French Pronunciation, P • t M for Whig the Spelling representative of every Iriegalar, and de.fcct l ie, with traa.Prwpanaintion. L'ABBE TARDY, Late Master of Attain ...
... the Opposition call cr, the course proposed by Ministers. ERSKINE,. the grounds of the Tories at the R STER, DUNDAS, dern Whigs take their stand. Th NDELEY, DARLINGTON, | the and patches of authorit by Te Lord; he is stripped of all amiab! ah is left ...
... saw the. Duke - Of Cumberland and Mr. Pitt (afterwards the Eaal • of Chatham), removed from his Majesty's 'Councils. The Whigs, as they were termed, shared the same fate, - were upbraided for entertaining principles of Republi• canism, after having expended ...
... prints of every de- -scrption in the kingdom,- were employed to vilify and degrade those' great persons; those who were called Whigs were branded as Republicans, even though they -had spent their fortunes in the support of that cause which seated his Majesty's ...
... remember when Mr. Pitt and the Duke of Cumberland were put out, how all the venal newspapers were called into play; how the Whigs of that day were calumniated as Repub- ' licans ; and, in short, the same slarlders' were corn . - meaced, and the same misfortunes ...
... were dismissed from office. Every venal print and every hirelingscribhDr was in arms against ih-m--vvhtleal! those who to Whig principle-, were red as republicans and traitors hen - country. That system had been to the present dayand what could hoped ...