...nation from the diftrefs which has " been intailed upon it by his adminiftration. " Suppofe him fcreened by a corrupt majority of .:.. " his creatures, whom...daily pay, " or engages in his particular intereft, by dif** tributing among them thofe pofts and places * . rjj. * • ' ' • * ' • ** which ought never...

...parliament to enquire into his con** duct, or relieve the nation, fruitlefs. Sup" pofc him fcreened by a corrupt majority of *' his creatures, whom he retains in daily pay. *' Let us fuppofe him domineering with info" lence over all men of ancient families, ovet ** all men...

...proper way laid before the fenate ; fuppofe thefe lights refufe, thefe reafonable requefts rejicted by a corrupt majority of his creatures, whom he retains...engages in his particular intereft, by granting them ihofe poftj and places, which ought never to be given to ."»v but but for the good of the public :...

...a parliament to enquire into his conduct, or relieve the nation1, fruitlefs : fuppofe him fcreened by a corrupt majority of his creatures, whom he retains in daily pay : let us fuppofe him domineering with infolence over all men of ancient families, over all men of fenfe,...

...parliament to enquire into his condufl, " or relieve the nation, fruitlefs. Suppofe him " fcreened by a corrupt majority of his creatures, " whom he retains in daily pay. Let us fuppofe " him domineering with infolence over all men of " ancient families, over all men of...

...from the diftfefs which ct has been entailed upon it by his adminiflration. cc Suppofe him fcreened by a corrupt majority of his " creatures whom he retains in daily pay, or eri" gages in his particular intereft, by distributing <c among them tbofe ports and places which ought...

...thefe things be in a proper way laid before parliament. Suppofe thefe lights refufed, thefe realonable requefts rejected by a corrupt majority of his creatures,...intereft, by granting them thofe pofts and places which'ought never to be given to any but for the good of the public. Upon this fcandalous victory,...

...be in a proper way laid before parliament ; suppose these lights refused, these reasonable requests rejected by a corrupt majority of his creatures, whom...retains in daily pay, or engages in his particular interest, by granting them those posts and places, which ought never to be given to any but for the...

...be in a proper way laid before parliament; suppose these lights refused, these reasonable requests rejected by a corrupt majority of his creatures, whom...retains in daily pay, or engages . in his particular interest, by granting them those posts and places, which ought never to be given to any but for the...

...from the dis*'' tress .which has been entailed upon it by his adminisira" tion. Suppose him screened by a corrupt majority of " his creatures, whom he retains in daily pay, or engages VoL. II. C cc " in his particular interest, by distributing among them " those posts and places which...