 | Philip Wharton Duke of Wharton - 1723 - 704 pages
...confume us in their Minimi-rial, and fell us • in their Legiflative Capacity : If they fhould dcfirc ' to have Things govern'd rather by Tricks and little«...England, a free Coun' try, in former Times oppofed all Exciies, fhould ' be brought to create fb many new Offices and Offi' ccrs, as may Influence Elections... | |
 | 1739 - 738 pages
...Difiribution of thefe Sums, they likewife make and li'tle Arts, than according to the DinEiion of tht Laws, or the Bent of the People ; if they, who, upon the virtutut Principle of keeping England a free Country, in former Timer, oppos'd all Excifes. jbould... | |
 | William Pulteney Earl of Bath - 1734 - 76 pages
...nifterial, and fell us in their Legi/lative Capa" city; if They fhould defire to have Things " govcrn'd rather by Tricks and little Arts, than " according...the " virtuous Principle of keeping England a free " Country, in former Times, oppofed all Excifes, " fhould be brought to create fo many new Of'* fices... | |
 | 1739 - 660 pages
...quotation of them; Us in their kgiflati<ve capacity ; if they fhould defire to have things govem'd rather by tricks and little arts, than according to the direction of die to create fo many neto tfficts and officers, as may influence eUSima round the kingdom; if they,... | |
 | 1756 - 526 pages
...minifterial, 1 and fell us in their legiflative capacity, if they ' fliould defire to have things governed, rather ' by tricks and little arts, than according...to the ' direction of the laws, or the bent of the peo' pie : if they, who upon the virtuous principles ' of keeping England a free country, in former... | |
 | 1756 - 520 pages
...in their legiflative capacity, if they '"fho.uid defire to have things governed, rather ^by.bicksand little arts, than according to the '/direction of the laws, or the bent of the peo' *ple: if they, who upon the virtuous principles ' of keeping England a free courxtry, in former... | |
 | Charles Davenant - 1771 - 400 pages
...minifterial, and fell us in their legiflative capacity ; if they fhould defire. to have things governed rather by tricks and little arts, than according to...bent of the people ; if they, who, Upon the virtuous principles of keeping England a free country, in former times, oppofed all excifes, mould be brought... | |
 | Walter Sydney Sichel - 1902 - 662 pages
...ministerial, and sell us in their legislative capacity ; if they should desire to have things governed rather by tricks and little arts than according to...upon the virtuous principle of keeping England a free country, in former times opposed all Excises, should be brought to create so many new offices and officers... | |
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... defire. to have things governed rather by tricks and little arts, than according to the direction of the laws, or the bent of the people ; if they, who, Upon the virtuous... 