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... TO TLI IC WHIG LORDS AND THE PATRIOT COMMONERS IN THEIR RESPECTIVE HOUSES OE-PARLIAMENT. It seems an infatuation not to be accounted for, to hope to Persuade free pe. , ple, i furl .-njoynient.of all that is dear and s'aluable to thew ' t.) exc-hangQ ...
... might be required, by the Go • vernment, to counteract, the revolutionary and anti-constitutional machinations of the English Whigs and Jesuits,.and the treacherous and treasonable conspiracies of the Irish priests and patirots. It affords me great satisfaction ...
... without a Reform which would overthrow the Church Establishment, and break the connexion with England. My Lords and Gentlemen Whigs, you have now before you the objects contemplated by the beloved and revered Hamilton Rowan and his United Friends, the applauded ...
... intolerance and bigotry as ever disgraced • any country ; whilst another admirable Pepish Whig (for in these liberal days, by a new species of political alchymy, Whigs are transmuted into both. Knaves and Papists) Dr.Drumgoole thus, expressed his reverence ...
... intolerance and bigotry as. ever disgraced any country ; whilst another admirable Popish Whig (for in these liberal days, by a new species of political alchymy, Whigs are transmuted into both. Knaves and Papists) Dr. Drumgoole tints expressed his reverence ...
... Edmund-street, Birmingham. SATURDAY. 148, Nab Gate, Harwood, near Bolton. 19 0, Old Hare and Hounds Haslingdon. Bury. TO TUR WHIG LORDS AND THE PATRIOT COMMONERS IN THEIR RESPECTIVE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT, IL seems an infatuation not to be accounted for ...
... not many persons be banished or destroyed, and their properties forfeited ; for instance, the Gentlemen here? (I hope every Whig and Popery Advocate amongst them would at least have been cropped.) M`Nevin—We never had a doubt, but in Such an event many ...
... pursifint , .witit , at. had scent i .the:sportsmen-wore the kald,..aUtia . the 4'41 pital deer foranotherdaVs sp,ert•- TO TII X WHIG LORDS AND THE PATRIOT COMMONERS, IN THEIR RESPECTIVE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT. All wise men see the falsehoods of lieretiets, ...
... peasantry—whilst in England he willswear to the most monstrous and atrocious falsehoods, in order to magnetize and electrify the Whigs. But as I really did not, and could not believe, until Iread your Paper this morning, that all the Jesuitryof the College, ...
... and Mr. Duncan Davidson, younger, of Tulloc‘t. It is said that there is to be no opposition to Capt. Wemyss, R. N., by the Whigs of Fite. In Inverness shire there will be lots of candidates. The Right Hon. Charles Grant is to be opposcd by Lord Macdonald ...
... and Mr. Duncan Davidson, younger, of TulloA. It is said that there is to be no opposition to Capt. Wemyss, It. N.,• by the Whigs of Fife. In Inverness shire there will be lots of' candidates. The Right Hon. Charles Grant is to he opposcd by Lord Macdonald ...
... not many persons be banished or destroyed, and their properties forfeited ; for instance, the Gentlemen here? (I hope every Whig and Popery Advocate amongst them would at least have been cropped.) M`Nevin—lN e never had a doubt, but in such an event many ...