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... ‘Whigs by a Member of the Lower House. 1719. The Constitution Explained, in relation to the Independency of the House of ILords, with Reasons for Strengthening that Branch of the Legislature most liable to Abuse; and an Answer to all the Objections made ...
... S. ALEXANDER, 20, hiNxgscanp Roap, N.E. Evans’ Old English Ballads. Vol. 4. 1734, Roebuck. Whig Ministry. Vol.l. 1852, Percy Reliques. Vol. 3. 1775. English Anthology. Vol. 2. 1794. Letters of Mary Queen of Scots. Vol. 2. ...
... India. By Major GEorRGE CHESNEY, Accomptant-General to the Government of India, Public Works Department. Bvo, with Map, 21s. WHIG and TORYADMINISTRATIONS ...
... House of Peers from the Accession of King James I. to this Time, &e. 1718-19. Some Reflections upon a Pamphlet called the Old Whig. ...
... different and erroneous statements have got abroad respecting it. John Murray, it seems, then of Fleet Street, being a very good Whig, and something more, or, what was much the same, passing for one, was appointed London agent for the Edinburgh Review, published ...
... Itinerant. Cruikshank’s Omnibus. Bellew’s Sermons. Ist vol. published. Not Christ in Life. Cobbett’s Manifesto against the Whigs. ...
... projected l articles of the most attractive character, conveying menaces of mortal hostility to all and sundry of the Edinburgh Whigs, from which escape unscathed seemed altogether impossible. A considerable majority of these papers had of course no existence ...
... 2nd edit., Bvo .. .. Sherman (Rev. James) Memoir of, by Henry Allon, 3rd edit., post Bvo .. .. .. Smith (Goldwin) Letter to Whig Member of South. Independ. Assoc., er. Bvo .. ———— (John) Excellency and Nobleness of True Religion, feap. Bvo .. .. .. ———— ...
... opposed to the Government. They held up its feading men to ridicule, and bitterly satirized every act in which prominent ‘Whigs or Tories took part. The reduction of the stamp duties in 1836 was received with derisive thanks ; and even the liberal stamped ...
... t he was feigning adherence to the Tories and writing in Tory prints, his true object was to advance the interests of the Whigs. These are his words to Mr. De la Fay, written with a view to their being brought under the notice of Lord Stanhope :—*‘‘ln ...
... will appreciate ; for it will be second to noune of the ‘elegant editions’ of the Iri-h bard yet published.” From the Northern Whig, B.lfast. “ . The first number of this new edition makes liberal promise of being as handscme a drawing-room edition of ...
... House of Peers from the Accession of King James I. to this Time, &e. 1718-19. Some Reflections upon a Pamphlet called the Old Whig. 1718-19. . . An Exact List of the Peers of Scotland at the time of the Union. 1718-19. Some Considerations humbly offered ...