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... the sake of Bishopric, his Majesty formed erroneous opinion of principles. But the reign of the Third was the Toryism. The Whigs had power for moment; they quarrelled amongst themselves, and thereby lost the King's . confidence, lust the people’s confidence ...
... on account less_ at,- titch e d to. one I have ever considered as the head ut th e Whig interest in this kingdota.i. and Jet the proanti placeinen say what they will, Whig ; a:.tl Y area s opposite to each ot:ier, as Mr. Locke and Robert • ilmer ; the ...
... that island, by Mr. BAIN,ES, Colonial Secretary at St. Lucia St. Lucia, Oct.!, INfr Loan—His Excelleney Major 'General Seymour Whig ii n abl e to address your Lordship, in consequence of the very serious injury he ,received during the hurricane of the 21st ...
... Toryism. The Whigs had power for a moment, they quarrelled amongst themselves, and thereby lost the King’s confidence, lost the I people’s confidence, and lost their power for ever ; or; to speak more philosophically, there was neither Whig, gism nor I'aryism ...
... arranged for Family purposes and personal ec | ence ; that itis a combination of Aristocratic Interests, | ing wore ‘Toay than Whig supoorters, for the purpose duing the exertions of the great body of the Electors, such, it is the bounden duty of every i ...
... done before he : - would take - upon hitriSell such a responsibility , (Load vplause.)---- i therefore made the - enquiry, and Whig none prepared, I drew up the outline of those Resolutions, which you have adopted With such unanimity. - The great principle ...
... his majesty formed an er. roneous opinion of my pricciples, But the reign of George ILL. was the triumph of toryism. The whigs hud power for a moment, they quarrelled amongst themselves, and thereby lost the King's confidence, lust the péople’s confidence ...
... permission, I will proceed to enquire what plans and projects hate had upon the of the subject. the present reign, Gentlemen, the Whig were firm and active in their opposition I , .1 • - With yoorp aspect their civil rights c Early in t Aristocracy ...
... Church remained to the last Bishop of LLANDAFF, is well explnined by himself in the following passage :_ An hatred of the Whigs has, I think, shewn itself during the whole of the reign, and I probably have come irn for my share of it; for I have never ...
... of Government far different from those which had. Dein adopted by his immediate predecessors. The first grand violation of Whig maxims of Go. recommit which I shall mention, is the American Revolutionary war. What was the object of that war ? Its object ...
... pnrpose of petitioningr arainst the Property Tax, the Rump made a- grand push to minake -over the ,City of Westnirnster to l1ie. Whigs.; that is to sa3 as far -as Sir Francis Burdett .approved 'of its 1being made ovej'. This was a most eu- rious affii,. and'-it ...
... connec- tions in the pursuit of his ambition. As to the KiNG,'s dislike of me, unless his edu- c- :ioi had made him more of a Whig, it was natural enough. Md declared opposition to the increased and inciraing influence of the Crown had made a great ?? on ...