... After expatiating at c tnsiderable length on the objects of the League, he goes on to say, Stand firm for a good man, be he Whig or Tory, Churchman or Dissenter, or even Roman Catholic. For the sense I speak there NM good Roman Catholics, at least some ...

... have so much power as they ought to have in the government of , our country; indeed. the contrary is acknowledged by both : Whigs and Tories, for each have proposed an extension of the franchise; but this I do say, that with faiths faults and I shoo teornings ...

... path, various schemes been devised and brought before the legislature and public for the education of the masses. Tory and Whig. Literal and Radical, alike agree that education should be diffused amongst the lower as well its the higher classes. The ...