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... served other Whigs the same, and I heard that they cried out lustily, 'Sacheverell and the church, Ormond for ever, i and d-n all foreign government.' Well, and in Wilt- shire great numbers of men marched about with drums and 5 abused your Whig justices; ...
... now, they toasted amid shouts, and halloos, and tally-hos to their hearts' content, foxhunting, the speedy downfall of the Whigs and all foreigners, and other congenial toasts. But a few days had elapsed since King William had paced with feeble steps up ...
... throne of his fathersfail. Yet his hopes of success were not unreasonable. Towards the latter end of Queen Ante's reign, the Whig ministry were completely supplanted by the Tories; the Duke of Marl- borough was slighted, and the Duke of Ormond taken into ...
... England. NOVEMBER MAGAZINE LITERATURME HOW TO HMAK AN AFGHAN SAtNT. Btaxkwood's Magrne is strongly political this month. in Whig Reviewers, as painted by Themselves, and The Recess. An American Princess is n review of Mr Didier's book on Madame Bonaparto ...
... tap (Spanish) was a horseman's cap, in shape like a helmet, or Spanish montero.-chnson's Dictionary. KThe party dwignations a Whig and Tory, had come into use ?? only afew yeard ?? aistory. Lord, help Us 1 sighed the Alderman, What bar barians the ...
... floods of royal tears for the loss of that most religious queen and glorious saint. Ho that is the last lie the damnable Whigs have put forth, is it? said Fanshawe, setting his glass down with a crash on the table. She a glorious saint! and he wept ...
... , where his allies, an officer and some troopers of Honywood's dragoons, were quartered at the house of Squire Thornton, a Whig magis- trate. And all through that dreadful, wintry right the farmer's dog howled dismally, and Polly Clifton, who had wept ...
... native kings had ever asked for a tithe of the money these foreigners get, they would have risked their crowns. So much for Whig rule. C Well, said the parson, I felt proud that there was one English nobleman, at least, who was bold enough to stand ...