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... prefent Chancellor not excepted and becanfe, unlefs the fingle iuAance of America, the erred of the modern tories and!modern whigs Item only io differ in name can we a tittle in Mr. Burke's political opinions, his perlonal attachment to Lord Rockingham only ...
... fuppofing it to proper hat it have been continued after the for which was enafted, ccafed to exift ; no, tms you in his new whig-cteed *, that wife and men have been of opinion, Hie inconveniences arifingfrom (hort pari laments would more than counterbalance ...
... was man genius; that fur.h nun to places and preferments and from the time the tevolution had matter contention between the Whigs and Toiies, which for either ♦ lie poor m.An took then advice, and wrote r.-i,s Fanle? for the of the Duke of Cumberland, then ...
... prerogative of the Crown, Atthe revolution the found many eltablifhments which the y did not think proper to abolith, The Whigs did not new model the con- ; but rettored arto its former Mate: They had fepsrated the legiflative from the executive power ...
... was a time, and he hoped be did not {peak through vanity, when this country was brought to the higheft pitch of glory under a Whig Minifter, a relauion of hismhe meant the Earl of Chatham, Bot it was now the reverfe. Every thing we once valued had heen | ...
... Sept. 18, 1780. HE C editors of the T latc Mr. Oc- SVAN, of the Whigs Hart Jun in thie town, are ‘to meet at thet inn, on Wednelday the 28th day of (and not on Wed the ath, a: before ad- vertifed, the meeting being ed’ On -aceoudt of thé urrey Election ...
... year.—3* To do in the work of reform. ' . ' Prior the refignauon a certarn Secretary, there was private meeting held near of -Whig Lords,, and fours leading Commoners the fame party, to upon the appointment of Firft Lord of the Trcafurjr, it was unanimonfly ...
... ■■ let*. R.i y tongue wo»k j iff or try Charley. He wili quickly mend, t'*o the Stjie defend Tbrv N nli siut, friend, That Whig, fweec Charley, IV. What w/nder-woi fcings ftsll fee AfcJittv'd by united Three, Who lair pro miles agee To 1 Britannia's glory ...
... ■■ let*. R.i y tongue wo»k j iff or try Charley. He wili quickly mend, t'*o the Stjie defend Tbrv N nli siut, friend, That Whig, fweec Charley, IV. What w/nder-woi fcings ftsll fee AfcJittv'd by united Three, Who lair pro miles agee To 1 Britannia's glory ...
... might have effe&cd * change in the body politic* Cf all the heterogeneous that ever were aCembled, the prefent Coalition is the Whig ind Tory; High Church, Church, and Church ; Prerogative Aflertors and Republican Levellers; Papifts and Protectants? Reform ...
... this — robbir might. make ‘t6 defpay iv trang gad HY, cre hos the yery Je ie which a¢ thes depii of their at the F the: sia whig, to thi ind privileges lagi al ps baie efpecilly whe snd ches fathers, to a gre 4 other, tet its 188 2 delitare and tender ...