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... king to Oxford sent his troop of horse. For Tories own no argument but force ; With equal care to Cambridge books he sent For Whigs allow no force but argument. Though Johnson complimented his opponent the rejoinder, yet he was, no doubt, nettled by his ...
... to advocate, and it is not impossible that, if they got the chance, they would once more try their hands at dishing the Whigs, by granting still more extensive privileges (and taking them back with the other band) and so secure, if possible, the a ...
... awl that answer, by reason of its extreme candour, has often been 9uoted as a set off to his ignorance. But W alpole and the Whig Excise Act were too much for the unreasonable old Tory : they roused his ill-nature, and when he defined Excise he added prejudice ...
... one would think that politics were like a mad dog. They forgot, however, that temperance politics, unlike party, knew neither Whig nor Tory, Radical nor Jingo. Mr. C. Pinhom supported the resolution, which was adopted. Rev. Morley Wright read a letter from ...
... County Council for employing a young person, named William Baxter, aged la, for a longer period than 74 hours in one week, and Whig to keep the notice required exhibited. —Fined 19s. and 2e. costs in each case. ...
... by mading to the and keedury, at the Mowbg rate, fa words M., 3 Is.; N words S times le. Id. Amid provide thoosSIVOI with *Whig Omsk, priori postage lad.—Aderms. Palgisher, 7, Warwick-et., We/Wm. LS. Y4)111017TH. ...
... Chemists at prices. nl7 BICYCLES and TRICYCLES bougot for ca4k, say condition, st the Royal Cycle Repository. Huston- N.W., Whig the Grand Midland Hotel ; riding to-night, daily, In the Royal Schools, largest mid best In the world; machines let on hire ...
... Puritans of those days were not like the democrats of to-day. There were gentlemen C o mmoners, and what we should call the Whig nobility. Under the system which they were trying to set up, the clergy and bishops would not have been elected by the people ...
... ITUATIOI6 wanted by young !Whig'. IL ea porter or otherwise: two years and keiraeNeem—A.S. , Friendly-st.. St. John'*. S.E. 13 TO lientiemen wath uteoes.—Wanted, widow, situation as office amtaime; highest referenees.- 2 1L. Jones, 67, Greenwich-rd., ...
... WALES 4 BEiIYBTWYTH.—BoortI-resldenoe, Whig best part Parade; good eidsine ; highest referetioes— Ocean View Boum 47 ...
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... Dryden's Absalom and Achitophel. The paper was both descriptive and critical. Dryden's satire has for its subject the stirring Whig conspiracies and Monmouth's first rebellion in the reign of Charles 11. A singular parallel said to have been suggested by ...