... itistittition an unmitigated evil, the scandalous hold half-a-million sterlitig on behalf of eleven thousand hatching of the Whig brood. Divorce is alien to reitdepositors; that we annually. expene £120,0u0 on the giuu. Death alone can truly dissolve marriage ...

... Bart. of De 5 —brother of the May Mrs. Hare, and the represeniation am ongst moet place of Mr. Lang- of this cit Sir ma * Whigs. y be ecmaldered to belong to the schoo! of THE HARTLEY COL LIERY CATASTROPHE. 3 by to, the Mayor, was measures for raising ...

... then quite uneventful ; but at the dissolution in 1780, he found that his security at Gloucester was threatened. He was not Whig enough for that constituency, and had throughout supported the war with America. He offered himself, of course, but was rejected ...

... silver cup, so that he could have had his triumph recorded thereon, as Mr. Reader appeared determined he should not win again, Whig resolved to draw out the secret of his success by putting him down for a subject in March next, On the cultivation of roots ...

... into Mr. Hodges' shop. A few minutes afterwards Mr. Shaw also entered the shop. He addressed me, sod said something about may Whig my lawyer, or be should. He was stopped by Mr. Hodges, who requested him to be silent. I said, Yes, you will injure yourself ...

... December 20, 1714. The accession of the House of Hanover led to a change in the political state things. It rehabilitated the Whigs. Lord Sunderland was appointed Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland ; and Addison again went to Dublin Chief Secretary. In 1715 he quitted ...