... meeting. E And, certainly, the necessity for some great change in the culture of land was manifest about this time. Although the Whigs were fast sinking, from the in- efficiency of their practical administration, and the satiety of organic change felt by the ...

... privilege from arrest Warren Hastings might, at very trifling cost; have bought up the means of im- prisoning the whole of his Whig persecutors. William Pitt, whose common resource, when his coachmaker g dunned him, was to order a new coach, might have been ...

... loud cries, 130 of these fanatics, swvored inl aund, rushed Qut after thle Siklls, anld dashed at the left ofh tile right whi-g oif the Highilamder.s;. with bodies bent Mllii Ikeads low, wsa-nlg their tulwars witlh a circular motion in tl'=e air, they ...

... without the men, or the men without the mea- sures, our choice is soon made. Give us reforming Tories rather than obstructive Whigs. ...