... State, the Whigs and t Horn-eyed blockheads though theywereinth very low aims and aspirations in their emam weth George I and George It knew the value of power, from t having enjoyed it in their native marshes, y nd by pitting clever Whigs and dogged ...

... his wife in prison at home, he established himself, with hs harem complete, at St, James's Palace, made use alternately of Whigs and Tories to get the largest amount of despotic power, sup pressed attempts of the Stuarts to regain the crown with merciless ...

... Leayinghiswifein rtison at iime'he establishe hinmeulf, with his harem corngbte, at e.m Jamev's Plal, made use alternately of Whigs and T'orieto get i.e larg66 meon t of despotic poer, gsappresed attempts' of t1 Sbuarts err'gn the crown with -^erciless severity ...

... published under the. signature of 'Rtunnymede,' he not only scattered plentiful abuse upon Sir Robert's political autagoniste, the Whig ministers, who were de- scribed as ' apes,' ' insects,' ' long-toiled rats,' ' crocodiles,' and with other choice nomenclature ...