... rewarded for his complaisance in making way w for two of the Bethell family by a pension of £800 a year, and that is how the Whigs manage matters. Incomparable el purity I The result was made known by a minute in the D printed Lords' votes of last Friday ...

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... think the surplus his own property, and that to ask for a slice is as great a crime as picking his pocket. It is a new idea-a Whig idea-of parliamentary government, that the Commons is to have nothing to do with financial arrange- ments and what taxes they ...