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... that the contrast between the public conduct of vour lordship a member of the whig opposition liiJt and IbJfi, and the public conduct of your lordship as member of the whig government and leader of tin* House Commons in on the subject of claims the East ...
... Shall further torture the English ear asserting that this vulgar and cowardly rel ...
... thin i» the citizen king, and these his cili. i I subjects, to whom it is the greatest bo,ml of the Foreign Minister ofthc Whigs, that this country is hound |,v every form of friendly alliance, laird I’alulb- I ,r„s has the aingulariy bad f.irUme of r ...
... without satisfying alt its expectants, or |iarcbasing that influence which his Majesty’s ministers imagined would secure to the whig awl levelling party I Ik- ilominnney a century. The wine of patronage bos been drawn to the Ices. The favoured partisan has ...
... either in benefiting themselves or injuring othrrs. Mr. Bi'cxi*an.ut, however, has been injuredâ« deeply injured man ! The whigs, in power, have rubbed him of those claims which they held out him when they had the honour to belong ta'hs* majesty's opposition ...
... left in perfect fairness to the Spanish nation. At any rate, of all men in the world, considering their h ! professions, the whigs should have been the last to engage in foreign dispute. Thousands times during the late war did they vapour moat lustily about ...
... injuries, forgiving all insults, the whig* and repealer* maned into cacti others’ embrace, and sealed a reconciliation for the past au alliance for the future. The coalition succeeded for its purpose—the restorati- nof the whig* office. But at what price The ...
... aid. long the whigs would have aided the radicals in the eastern division of Cornwall as zealously as the radicals have rV the whig*, my seat would have been secure. vV itu (he haUnt, am convinced, we rould defeat any combination of whigs and lories; and ...
... thereby some £40,111)0 £Si I.UIX) of interest per annum paid their successors. In Uiis, some of tones, and the whole of the whig pang, joined chares; though the fact may be, and believe is, that the value of the estate itself, and of property in general ...
... As truth and fal»eho.sl; Sbakepcaro’s uiay s And the mode they act ’em in, now-a- ...
... promoter of pernicious agitation, and whom had designated, in terms familiar to him, as (lift brutal, bloody, and tyrannical whigs,—posterity, I say. will scarcely believe it Possible that these very men, in the short spare of one twelvemonth, should have ...
... first w inter Mr. Van Brums came there, was the manner in which he was forced do#his plumage, feather feather. The Washington Whig rogues —began upon bis livery; and anon that weal and bis tine portly servant*, had doubt sported their feathers and regiiueouU ...