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... oppolilion frenn A copy his inllruftions Ihould lie moved for at the meeting of Parliament. All parties Ihould agree thrs. The Whigs, thai knowing the infttnfiiors, they may fee how little it was in the.pOwwr of their Admiral to perform. And tire Torres cal ...
... the horle Ihnrihle. We that the funic accident ol his horle Humbling had jtiirduced the death of the Lord N—, anel that the Whigs had fljewn an indecent mirth ard ifjoicing theoccalion, they would certainly have been termed the viklf repubiicaus, and the ...
... What is a Whig Commander a Tory navy e/e coy duck for freedom. What is the ground of the quarrel ? To lave the plans, the heads, and the places the Junta, and their tools. That may be the government ground, but pray ■what induces the Whigs take part it ...
... Tories, Jacobites, and Anti.Americans, to Government j yet, he is not fo fanguine in his opinion, refpefling the allegiance of Whigs, Preibyterians, Frte-Citizens, Anti-AddrelTers, or fuch as ftyl« themleives, the Friends «f Liberty and the Conftitution He ...
... while thole remained in the addrefs, mud withhold its affent. Lord Biiitol, among a variety mifeeUaneous matter, faid he was a whig; that his majefty was advil'ed and furrounded by lecret enemies, and by perrons totally inimical to the eftablilhment which ...
... the Admirals K.eppt-1 .and Pallillr, it is fore fee who will by the whole force Adminiltration : The former is only a brave Whig Admiral, while the latter is Lord the Admiralty. Yellerday, Robert Cornwall, Gent, one the attornies of his Majefty’s courts ...
... ■with MiniUry, and their penfioted Under' Jirappers ibould ferve as a Lei Ton to the Whigs not accept Command the Tory InjLue.ice. The prefect Minill.ers employ Whig for no other Purpcfe, but to drJ£raXe them in the Opinion of the People. 'l'hcßoara of ...
... decifion cf the court-martial. tell no tales. And then they may load the memory of ity h all the odium their ul a brave honeft Whig Admiral wit inalice fuggeft, or their perfonal fafety require. te! ry That it is the o f Government, to render be nt to their ...
... ublic 5 thofe, fpirators of the junto, for ‘han thofe of Jans have been more f e to England, France? Frauce is arme for the Whigs; foe contends for the rally armed liberties of America. Bugland is unanatu She is offspring, and laws. agains ber own liberty ...
... Adminittration being in the courfe of the naval trial, of the flagitious and exeerable intents to blait from the beginning the Whigs, even at the ex- pence of their country, in the perfon of their favourite champion, by fending along with him a coadjutor of ...
... adminiftratior, than hiiently permitting him to repair their ignoxance, by fitting up an additignal number of fhips. Where is the Whig of principle? Where is the man of honour ia the nation, that will accept a com- ...
... Revolution, foon after the riots which ad been upon Dr. Sacheverel’s affair. He was there- ore furprized to hear it condemned by Whigs. As 9 the rioters new in cuftody, he did not, from the urry of bufinels he had. been in, very well underftand cafes. He had ...