... howeyer,. the ground for all this stinging mortification had been laid long before. At the datef of ¶he Queen's t-bzmwp. the Whig * actiou flocked about her, aad that fatal advice was given whivh induced hcr to ;izse tihe pecu- niary graftt, which, without ...

... emancipa- tion. In 1806, he was out,,and in oppo- sition to the Whigs, who were endeavonring to car- ry emancipation. In 1807. He came in with El- don and Perceval, together with whom he had got the Whigs turned out because they were for emancipa- tion. In 1808 ...

... But, was it not sin-I gular that this. same Royal Dike; this. kind- cousin of the Queen; this flu i3d of the Queen, as the Whig-writers had called him; wasjit not singnlar,that he shou have a dinmver-party onr-the- aye- her iMajesty's' Fvneral, and that ...