Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... The general decay of your party reduced you to this vagrant (late. You found a difpofition in the Whigs to receive you amicably. But ftill they were Whigs, and gave you no hopes become the predominant party. You tried new expedient, and pretended that ...
... On WHIG and TORY. a time when fome people be endeavouring to revive diftindion of Whig and Tory, be amifs to give Lord Karnes's n on that fubjedt: Men are he) to fplit into parties for the caufes; parties have been f°^'. () g'' words: Whig and Tory ...
... ON THE DEATH OF LOCHIEL. is lochiel, the terror of whose arms lately shook this island with alarms! just, Whigs ; and tho' the Tories mourn, Lament a Scotsman in a foreign urn ; Who, born a chieftain, thought the right of birth The source of all authority ...
... From Young's Farmer's Tour Vol. I. On the feeding of harsos with whigs, as practiced by Mr. John Eddison, of Galeford, Yorkshire. ■I Ceding his teams, this Attentive far pra&ifed a method which h very fuccefsful; he has Fig. i. c there is only a wafte ...
... but With equal care to Cambridge bo For Whigs allow no force but? r l 0 Mr Johnfon did him the j^ ce e o^y was one of the happieft extempo ra ' ever met with; comically confefled, that he hate v the wit of a Whig urged ia ' I gifm. Piozzi. ...
... Exchequer is wanted, the qualifications for office are magnified, underrated, according to the prevalence in the cabinet of Whig or Tory principles; and if man's knowledge all the intricacies of finance were drawn trom demonstration, as palpable the simplest ...
... Her darling cub's undoing! That might greet, that I might cry, While Tories fall, while Tories fly, And furious Whigs pursuing ! What Whig but wails the good Sir James; Dear to his country, the names Friend, Patron, Benefactor ! Not Pulteney's wealth ...
... As the Whigs were undone, And left the poor desolate teacher. B. By the kirk he erected, By the gold he collected, By all that fanatical rabble He ne'er could expect Such wealth and respect As he doth from the whore of Babel. A. From the Whigs he did ...
... And kissing Combustion through 11 Whistling his roan' 1 ' Of mad, «n»m»Kdbl',y f As Queensberry t And Westerha' and ' ever/ Whig ...
... thousand diff'rent things : Like honour, friendship, faith in Kings ; Like woman's fame ; the hero's glory ; Like patriotism in Whig or Tory ; Like lovers vows when they persuade, Too oft on feather'd altars made Like hope, now sunk, now on the wing, As blows ...
... Majefty of Commons—Addrefs to his Majefty 915 —*4 MONTHLY REGISTER. a.-nee, Gcr Holland, Portu* gal, Amei LONDON. Meeting * ...
... Honourable Lamb, son of Lord Melburne. jS » tion presented the singular anomaly Whig being returned to Parliament, through the influence of the Tory It appears that many of the Whig had determined to support the rival jjdate, Mr Hobhouse, well known terary ...