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... acquirement of the an of Reading with pace and propriety ; every care Oka adapt - them to say capacity • and the system which are Whig free to to she Thevaassc awe Ewa; of a choke variety of Selections, in Prose and Poetry, oink west interesting and ins-1 proving ...
... ORIGINAL POETRY. PITY THE SORROWS OFTHE POOR OLD WHIGS, A LAMENTATION, ?? ** THE ORIGINAL YORKSHIRE OF THE HEIR OF MULGRAVE, DONE INTO ENGLISH RHYME BY JULIUS. Pity tbe sorrows of the poor old Whigs, Wbose dire misfortnnes are a dismal score ; Give ...
... Prophccies.--5. On the Agricultural and ComMercial Distresses, and their Remedies. —4. An Ode, from the 1 ersian.-5. The York Whig Club.--6. Song to Fanny.--7. The Sicilian Mariner's Hymn. —B. On Oratory.-9. Sonnets, descriptive of a Night Storm.- 10. C ...
... supported the Government of the House of Hanover, and had married the sister of John Duke of Argyle, the celebrated leader of the Whig party in Scotland, enjoyed, in 1722, the estates of Sir Geo. Mackenzie, the author of these Memoirs, and probably possessed ...
... supported the Government of the House of Hanover, and had married the sister of John Duke of Argyle, the celebrated leader of the Whig party in Scotland, enjoyed, in 1722. the estates of Sir Oeo. Mackenzie, the author of these Memoirs, and probably possessed ...
... np, without any additional incumbrance to the nation ; theft will the Right Hon. Gentleman crow and clap his wings at the Whigs and Radicals ; then will the Noble Marquess prose over a speech without pause or repetition ; then will the Orange Peel boast ...
... friends the Tories (this word is quite as accurate as Ultra Royalists) are hostile to the predilections and prejudices of the Whig Radicals who call themselves the Nation. A Cotemporary pays a whimsical compliment to M. de VILLELE and his Colleagues. It ...
... Black Cat: ~Talc, No. 1 4 —Travelling 'by Night; 'I ale, No. 15. The Oduutist's Monkey: Tale, No. 16: The Cove. . natiter. ,X. Whigs of the Covenant, in a Letter to. Christopher North, Letter,to•the Author of, Annals of the Parish,, &c. XII. 'Historical ...
... the ; Black Cat. Tale, No. 11. Travelling by Night. Taje, N6. 15, The Odontist's Monkey. Tale, No. lb. The Covenanter.^X. I Whig 3 of the Covenant; in a Letter to Christopher North, j Esq.— Xl. Letter to tiie Author of •• Annals of the Pariah, ; &c- -XII ...
... supported the Government of the House of Hanover, and had married the sister of Jomi Duke of ARGYLE, the' celebrated leader of the Whig party in Scotland, enjoyed,, in the estates .of Sir MACKENZIE, the author or these Memoirs, and probably possessed his papers ...
... was lent to them by the late JOHN BELLAMY, Esq. formerly of Chandos-street, Coventgarden, a silk-mercer, and father of the Whig Club. A gentleman of our acquaintance has a note in his possession, addressed by Messrs. GREY and PERRY to Mr. BELLAMY, informing ...
... at Sowards Co Arlington sink* a amble bark by ley tumuli awl labia' Is the Jdl when is wry to the water and the Park. wall Whig washed w through We wade I. the ' the Lower Park being revered with ware, the bottom sd As till it Mr. which was sky lied. ...