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... head. The of the kiu«» s weirini; a is owinj -J » ~ his hair growing thin though political people think, that mean* to let his Whig the Tories. The ha 1 r of which his Majefly wig compohd, called bv the peruke-makers the purblind fort, and is very fcarce ...
... undoubted pt.vileges; nay, what talk three mi!)ions of people (fays his Lord/hp) many more Irt land with them to a man ; and as for Whig in this country, the rights of America ate fo with his ownj that his hand and heart mult co-opera'e with their meaHires. firs ...
... numbered among the flam, and others far have lived in happy, harmonious neighbourhood, where the violeuce of paity and the of Whig and Tory were unknown. Who could* think that threepenny duty tea could have all thefe difficulties, when only purchafe the ...
... his railety with fome vcr> ations on the conduct of the Miniftry, and took occafion to mention the old political diftinclions Whig and Tory, the Members of Adminiftration. enemies to freedom and rank Tories. He alio hinted that the production* in tome of ...
... itf f* ,■>,»■ r ,'iii of vcra challenge any man living pro WM & the power tny except WMs find 1 know no reafon for «oor, you Whig dd&taie oKw y«irchaUcwge you, S»^ received hi* power, could tut from the people except you littf avow jure-dhinf -dt&ioe cafe ...
... Philadelphia. The rebels have many Tories, and they would exchanged tod, But Gen. Howe will not; b.caufc, lie (houldnHze the Whigs for that pur poft, would occaflop great difnrder, and protrad the The city Ms daily, officer, who was taken by the Americans ...
... but !ic could well fuppofe there would be in the Admiralty that |>erh.ips might r' divine to-morrow, and that his was the Whig Family, perhaps himfelf '1 >t. That for his own pair, could his Loidiliip, would not attend —it was Anniverfary did in condole ...
... blMjf (ooie* quenecs might have attended the ' cannonade, from (hips of the ,* 1* imp*jib If to connive, why fact &tkmwM NOT WHIG t —Though Tories defpife the opinion Mr. cannot. The toritei tbla hat too good an opinion Mr. harbour doubt but that will inform ...
... abjuration oath, to qualify them vote for another congrefs. In the province of New-England the Whigs and Tories were nearly equal in provincial aiTembly; that the Whigs had only a majority of two. lord Howe, in anfwer to a hint thrown out Mr. Fox, that the Ameiican ...
... O'Connell launches a denunciation at Lord and in- vites the people to petition for his recal. He denounces Lord Grey ana the Whig Government, and it is re- solved, it wouid seem, to brave ali the consequences of the very singular position in which he has ...
... il! epallity ! it IS Motives | Mul ati | thing to do with; I only s peak of h Is act have nounce it to be vile and’ + and | Whigs have condemn, tllegal in the ext Teme. archy, and Stanle y Urges repeated)y he Irish || the law, on the sam when he wrote his ...