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... which the great Whig families, whom James 11. bad alarmed by designs of the appropnation of Church property to its original object, the maintenance of the poor, bound over the Deliverer by oath not exercise any prerogative, and the great Whigs became zealous ...
... dramatic author, Theatre Royal, Kcweaatta* oiTrae^—“ My dear Sir,—Hgut year* an> was attacked arift«vere paiL and general deMUty, whig, notwlttatandtog tha caretal attention at many medical ol hlgi etondlag Newcaatlo, Sunderland, Scarh-'tough, Kdinburgh, and ...
... evidence of title in the words to which the SovEßßiiiN solemnly gave her sanction at her coronation. Let ua suppose that the Whigs had executed the resolution they carried on the 30th of March, 1833, between the death of William IV. and the day on which ...
... some evidence of title iu the words to which the Sovereign solemnly gave her sanction her coronation. Let us suppose that the Whigs had executed the resolution they carried ou the 30th of March, 1835, between the death of William IV. and the day on which ...
... original object, the maintenance of the poor, bound over the Deliverer by oath not to exercise any prerogative, and so the great Whigs became zealous champions ot civil and religious liberty ever after. We have a very high historical authority for this argument ...