... Lord Cranworth. Full seven years ago, and at time when the Whigs were in office. Sir Robert Mousey Rolfe, then a puisne Baron of the Exchequer, was pointed out in this journal a« the fittest Whig candidate for the first legal office against all Whiggish ...

... (returned) 46 (probable) 16 320 336 But whilst it adopts this mode of dividing the House, 1 contends that the Whigs hare lost, not gained, th elections, having been beaten in Ireland by the Repealeri of whom it reckons returned and 10 probable; ...

... 1 1 ?? WHereas Anthony Aiderton ol Chelmondiflon in the County of Suffolk, Malfter, a irefli colour'd Man, wears a lighnfli Whig, light colour'd Cloaihs, rides a cropt Mare, about .4 Hands high, of a dark brown; was lately apprehended by Virtue of a War ...

... observance [of the business] of the Session might have enabled me discover that the authors (!) of this blunder were not the Whig Ministers but the Tory Lords, whose pertinacity was pointed out put pose by Lord Melbourne.** Now, Sir, I misstated the case ...

... ever arrive, which the Tories seem desirous of precipitating, when the politicians O'Connell's stamp will able outnumber the Whigs and Tories united. Untii that time comes it must the interest of O'Connell to support the present Administration, and until ...

... Defiance; of national Virtue ; Vogue; Irony, and publick Kejoycing,; Rights, Natural and Civil; Coalition of Jacobites, Tories ana Whigs; Power produce ot Enemies; Excife Scheme palliated; the Miniftry unjuftly defamed ; Proceedings and De. bates iii Parliament; ...

... againft France, and neglecting our Marine, in the Reign of Queen Anne. 3. Tory Lords (bred and born) became Whigs in 1701. 4. Why Tories and Whigs (turn about) were for inviting over the Elc&oral Prince. 5. The Tranfadlions of Parliament. 6. The Advances ...

... whatever; to that this new table meant only for other branches of commerce. 5. Yeflerday a numerous and reipcftable meeting the Whig Club was held at the Crown and Anchor in the Strand, in order commemorate the centenary of the Glorious Revolution. His Grace ...

... againfl France, and negle ...

... Condua of a noble Pcrion; Coun [*££**!&*? Cieedi- Bd Laud vindicated ; Member of Parliaments Duty , MM Gnten- olfoidand modern Whigs;' a firft Minifter a W*^* »** certain Gentlemen; a Tory's Revolution '^i^TgJ^M^ Libel ; Court and Country Party ; A.t.hccsot ...

... Miniftcrs.^ Corficans and Gcnoefe ; Sir Rob. Cochran, Landais, Cardinal Wolfcy, &c. Bays moderniz'd ; old Tories ar.d modern Whigs ;_ Friends to Liberty, who ; Grants to King William compar'd with the preient ; Cretans, Archers and Liars ; ot playing the ...

... in the selection. It had been said that the Trustees ought to appointed equally from each party, but as there were Tories. Whigs, and Radicals, to carry that arrangement into effect, it would be necessary to take one-third from each. moved that there should ...