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... To LORD NORTH. Mv Lord, ~\TOU have long ftood in high cftimation amo-.igft your I countrymen— you have long filled, with eclat, the moll important fta'tion you arc placed in— -you have merited and ob- Buied the approbation of your King — you have met ...
... •To LORD NORTH. YOUR Lordlhip having tome moral character in fociety bath given you weight with the world and indeed that kind of weight, which hath done much hurt to the community, for it hath made you prefuming and ralb. own I feel for your condition—it ...
... Lord NORTH ridiculed by Mr. Burke - - 8 in the moll dire£l terms with the lofs of Amerira - _ *9 Mr. Fox decu es he will never aft with him 29 cenlured refpefti'E Admiral Keppel - 30 accufed of avarice and ambition * 3° charged with partiality - ■ compared ...
... decorating the Minifter him. What an anfwer, what fiiencer would it have been to the rude Domitian, and nvhat is Lord North Why Lord North, Sir, is Knight of the Garter. Then fuch ornament, when amply fpread over your broad fides, while your Lordfhip ileeps ...
... Lord NORTH. Frcxn the above ilfuftrious and fhining Character, an obvious and natural Lord North : A Nobleman, once high the Confidence of his Sovereign, and of more than minifteria! Power for Term of near twelve Years; now a Monument of departed Greatnefs ...
... T6 Lord NORTH, , L4rb, Bbing iiiforincd youar'efond ttine is my mite ymu anmfcment; being, tKe fame lime, couvinoed you *l/1 lure no occaliou fur tbe moral, for wbkh reawa 1 omit it, T. F. rr the eojfeoia of urltm SkpM (bear hia (beep a* fooh ever he ...
... Lord North, the of the Exchequer. [ continued. ...
... To the Right l/n, LORD NORTH. My Lord, YOUR Lordfhip's ready acquicfcence for an examina- tion into the State of the Nation demands the thanks of every fincere and ?? friend to their King and Country. The noble and honourable movers for fuch an enquiry ...
... the Right Hon. LORD NORTH. May irpteaXeyour out Office, take into.your conlicteratiosl, that Moore the invention of .the impoft v bills exchange :—Thar James publifhes his right'to tie honor fuggefting that tax/, that gentleman at Chiflehurft Kent, *has ...
... Lord North flays in town, (aod he the only minifter at 'prelent who not in the country) to be ready on any (late emergency with his advice. The king (lays from the camt on the fame principle. of a letter from Portfmonth, July az. Arrived the Porcupine ...
... Sure the House of Commons, Feb. s5. Lord North. My necefiary abfence on the occafioa of the Indian disturbances [49.], will, I hope, account and excufe for my not having acknowledged your Lordfhip's feveral letters due time and order ; and for not having ...
... Lord North, Lord John Cavendith, Mr. Mansfield, Mr. . Sheridan, and Mr. Solicitor General fpoke fur the Motion; and the Lord Advocate, Mr. Kenyon, Mr. T. Pitt, Mr. Arden, Mr. Samuel Smith, and Mr. Hill agaiMl it. At Half raft Ten the Houk divided, there ...