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... and Fox and the Whigs on the other, on that occasion was over the powers which the Regent, when be was appointed, abould have. Pitt wished to impose restraints on the Regent, and Fox. because the fickle Prince the moment favoured the Whigs, desired to impose ...

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... of the etch. while their mothers slept on unheeding. swiali of the water past the ship's side was very mothing in spit. of Whigs and heat and mouqut. toes: and. after all, sleep must come when l the mind he cleared of such annoyances by exciting thoughts ...

... Rysbrack. we think Bristol people might show a little n.cre interest in it. The statue was the outcome of • loners' burst of Whig enthusiasm for the . of the Prince of Orange. In Loodou - - party started a silsecnpmen for 4 statue, and when the Common Council ...