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... for whom a Roman Catholic was a potential conspirator, but, according to his own political confession, esteemed himself a Whig of the principles of 1688. He was a Privy Councillor, one who twice refused office, and a notable sportsman Such a hard rider ...
... Though few my tythes, and light my purse, I thank my God it is no worse. inscribed on an inn window : The Queen is with us, the Whigs exulting say ; For when she found us in, she let us stay. I t may be i;o, but give me leave to doubt H ow l ong she'il keep ...