...the conduct of the duke of Whartoft, lord North l~22 to i and Grey, and others, who had facrificed their religion With a view to obtain the Pretender's...; he even quarrelled with the duke of Berwick, who propofed giving a Catholic preceptor to the young duke of Buckingham, and ufed his influence over the...

...with warmth the conduft of the Duke of Wharton, Lords North and Grey, and others, who had facrificed their religion with a view to obtain the Pretender's...favour: he even quarrelled with the Duke of Berwick, who propofed giving a Catholic preceptor to the young Duke of Buckingbam, and ufed his influence over the...

...with warmth the conduct of. the Duke of Wharton, Lords Northland Grey, and others, who had facrificed their religion with a view to obtain the Pretender's...favour: he even quarrelled with the Duke of Berwick, who propofcd g'ving a Catholic preceptor to the young Duke of Buckingham, aiid ufed his influence over...

...religion, and regular in its duties. He reprobated with warmth the conduct of the Duke of Wharton, Lords North and Grey, and others, who had sacrificed their...none but Protestants about the person of her son." Memoirs of Walpole, vol. ip 303. Bowles. the world call ambition. 1 do not know why it is called so,...

...religion, and regular in its duties. He reprobated with warmth the conduct of the Duke of Wharton, Lords North and Grey, and others, who had' sacrificed their...none but Protestants about the person of her son." Memoirs of Walpole, vol. ip 303. Bowles. the world call ambition. 1 do not know why it is called so,...

...religion, and regular in its duties. He reprobated with warmth the conduct of the Duke of Wharton, Lords North and Grey, and others, who had sacrificed their...none but Protestants about the person of her son." Memoirs of Walpole, vol. ip 303. Bffwlet. the world call ambition. 1 do not know why it is called so,...

...Reformed religion. " He reprobated with warmth," says Coxe, " the conduct of the Duke of Wharton, Lords North and Grey, and others, who had sacrificed their...none but Protestants about the person of her son." — Coze's Life of Sir Robert Walpole, v. i, p. 174. the proofs against me, — if, by your Lordship's...

...Reformed religion. " He reprobated with warmth," says Coxe, " the conduct of the Duke of Wharton, Lords North and Grey, and others, who had sacrificed their...none but Protestants about the person of her son." — Coxes Life of Sir Robert Walpole, v. i, p. 174. the proofs against me, — if, by your Lordship's...

...Reformed religion. " He reprobated with warmth," says Coxe, " the conduct of the Duke of Wharton, Lords North and Grey, and others, who had sacrificed their...place none but Protestants about the person of her son."—Coxes Life of Sir Robert Walpole, v. i, p. 174. the proofs against me,—if, by your Lordship's...

...religion, and regular in its duties. He reprobated with warmth the conduct of the Duke of Wharton, Lords North and Grey, and others, who had sacrificed their...none but Protestants about the person of her son." Memoirs of Walpole, vol. i. p. 303. — Bowles. do together, but to serve God, and live in peace with...