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... corresponds with Mr Prorhe roe's In no place are we in what Mr Prorhe-roe’s political opinions consist He is not even declared be Whig assure Freeman that there many individuals who have doubts to fadt I hasten however to conclude for though the is no exhausted ...
... convened the Whig Interest respt rtwill no' to defiance it their judgment— riiEROE will ar-s which majority procured— is for informants the ba ilo r— of ini-pendent supporters with professions ot l ft unbijne strongly Mr If he one of the high Whig” Here however ...
... on-iota Toleration agreeably of liSS and enemy any shape or whatever Per-rlsre that Whig and I not Mr Pro hntion have my a ('itijon I heard higgi-un the Hall I believe Whig Try equally wrong principles ith Member of Abolition Slave Trade many unction with ...
... to be silent patience the discusion on side Sir which do Mr Protheroe or rejoice his conversion is a Whig and I sorry he jocose enough those him Whigs— is invidious and sincere his declaration not recur to the definition Tories— Some described latter friends ...
... refract to Ele5tors Prrtherx an address of thanks Alaj-sty on Whig Administration necessity of maintaining Di-enter I offer the In support of niy allegation First an address Majeuy on of the Whig You observe that the Meeting Guild hall on the 15'h April ...
... when resisted by of of truth and simplicity recur to the facts— The Address of Thanks to Mr P (unfortunately for his interest Whig Candidate) lent his support on the dismissal Administrat on formed Ity and enlightened Statesman Mr But Mr P's Champion thev ...
... be and when power he might the again —yet it must be considered in opposition is violent man than himself that himself true Whig And trieud must be particular in making the People that Mr Protheroe againt the PAPISTS an enemy Toleration cannot succeed ...
... confidently assert been commensurate with hia merits on being asked by Classical friend which of the rival candidates in the Whig interest (Sir Samuel Romilly or Mr Protheroe) was the most likely succeed is reported to have facetiously replied non (Edipus ...
... his bodr carried to the grave by poor an given to each Sir Francis Burdett who nagement the ceremony humanely inten six poor Whigs to whom -cent eircumsi rendered supply very Horne Tooke’s political life began in half a century during which has att self ...
... that tho’ you would have shudderd to hear— Mr King facetious kind gentleman attempted speech Mr Elton made violent said Mr whig principles doubtfull no reason but of with regard the Papists should fill another sheet were send you all and were made run ...
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