... that quality, whether Whig or Tory, could be confided in as leaders of their respective parties; and, when the councils of this nation were presided over by either of them, the public were satisfied that, according to their avowed Whig or 'Airy principles ...

... fattened on the public. He reminded the eleotors that they had a duty to perform, in doing which they should regard neither Whig nor Tory, neither Churchmen nor Dissenters, but to return to the Council board lovers of justioe. The numbers around the table ...

... and parties about securing seats in Parliament. The House of Commons during the whole of last century was divided bete/men Whigs and Tories, and every vacant seat was eagerly sought by one or other pert', or both. Towards the close of the century, a middle ...

... accordance with his views of governments. He may have been considered, while the subject of the restoration, a very aristocratic whig. The same opinions were carried to the throne when he was elected King, in the necessities of the Revolution. He was designated ...