... James Grah am signalised himsell'. by motions on that subject; the adminis- tration, which had beets reposing alternately on Whigs and Tories for Support, found both withdrawing-thle one party in revenge fatr the past, the other in hope for lbs future; and ...

... tile banks of the Aqua(tir a betwIteen Almeida and Cuidad luttirigo. Ttese movoments were bitterly commented up~on by the \Whig opposition ; and t the (oumson Crotncil of London eveul ;iettttionet against the t rant of the anntuitv to the Britiolh general ...

... fattier, assisted the Whig party by isis influence and his silent vote in the house of Lords more than by fother meaos, for he iever spoke in that assembly on any of the r great political questions advocated or opposed by the Whig Y party. Ills Grace was ...