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... Sparks, Crewkerne .. 5 Percy B. Shelly, Marlow 5 Samuel Athawes .. 5 Rev. W. T. 5 D. Sykes, Raywell, near Cave, Yorkshire .. 5 A Whig 5 From all weak and wicked Ministers and unjust Judges deliver us .. 5 An Enemy to the Establishment of .a British Inquisition ...
... dencenhiatiou'ealled the Whigs of England. The WI. gs had nut acted so , tell as wisb.—App/ause.—The e were faults on both sides ; but he wished that every -gen.leman ie England were not only, a Whig, hat such a Whig as lr Byng. The Whigs were as dear and friendly ...
... very extraordinary and, I may add, inexplicable conduct of an Editor, whose paper is the avowed and ostensible organ of . the Whig party iii tilbleountry. Byreferriug to The Morning Chronicle of thesth inst. it will be seen that the news of Mr. Munro's having ...
... have no occasion to have thick plate-glass to his windows to protect his Royal person. It was for Brougham, and the other Whigs in Parliament, to insult his Royal 1-lighness. From himself he would meet only with the ltiliWst language. lie again adverted ...
... Titans, as to procure Reform by his single exertions! The Ministers oppose Reform, because their destruction would ensue. The Whigs oppose Reform; because, at day or other, they expect to get into office themselves, and therefore wish to keep up. the present ...
... Sir Francis Burdett had that day gained 84 votes more than Sir M. Maxwell, but he Was still Considerably below that famous Whig, Sir S. Romilly. The hon. Bk. xonet's friends had often told them, that they would do nothing unless they placed him at the ...
... liiitciry of Rome: and Commerce. r Chronology. - . History of Greece. UniVersal history. r Drawing. . 'History of America. ” !Whig led to look into these works, 'we have been pleasinslysur-. priie'd at the varictialtiti aCehfaey of the inforthation they ...
... blood, but unlike other leeches they did uot drop off: they continued sticking, and ,God only knew when they would `off. The Whigs or the Tories were equally arbitral yin office. He. was for party, but as an individual he wished for a seat Parliament. He ...