...regency. When he retired to his bed-qhamber, he then fent for fuch of the nobility as had diftiftingued themfelves by their zeal for his fucceffion. But the duke of Ormond, the lord chancellor, and the lord treafurer, found themfelves excluded. The king of a failion is but the fovereign of half his...

...he fent for fuch of the nobility as had diftinguifhed themfelves by their zeal for his fucceflion ; but the duke of Ormond, the lord chancellor, and lord Trevor, were not of the number. Next morning the earl of Oxford prefented himfelf with an air of confidence ; but he had the mortification...

...his'houfe in the park, accompanied by a .great number of the nobility, and other perfons of diftindlion, who had the honour to kifs his hand as they approached....and none but the whig party were admitted into any {hare of confidence. The king of a faction is but the fovereign of half hij fubjects : of this, however,...

...he retired to his bedehamber, he then fent for fuch of the nobility as had diftinguifhed themlelves by their zeal for his fucceffion. But the duke of Ormond, the lord chancellor, and the lord treafurer, found themfelves excluded. Lord Oxford, the next morning, prefented himfelf with...

...to his bedchamber, he fent for thofe of the nobility who had diftinguifhed themfelves by their ze;>] for his fucceffion: but the Duke of Ormond, the Lord...Chancellor, and Lord Trevor were not of the number. Next morning, the Earl of Oxford prefented hiinfelf with an air of confidence , as if he had expecled...

...the laft. When he retired to his bed-chamber, he fent for fuch of the nobility as had diftinguilhed themfelves by their zeal for his fucceffion. But the duke of Ormond, the lord-chancellor, and the lord-treafurer, found themfelves excluded. Lord Oxford, the nexc morning,...

...houle in the park, accompanied by a great number of thenobility, and other perfons of diftinction, who had the honour to kifs his hand as they approached....Chancellor, and Lord Trevor, were not of the number. Next morning, the Earl of Oxford prefented himfelf with an air of confidence, as if he had expected...

...bed-chamber, he fent for thofe of the nobility who had diftinguilhed themfelves by their zeal for hi? fucceffion ; but the duke of Ormond, the lord ^chancellor, and lord Trevor, were not of the number. And the earl of Oxford, after having, the next morning, remained a confiderable time unnoticed among...

...sent for those of the nobility who had distinguished themselves by their zeal for his succession : but the duke of Ormond, the lord chancellor, and lord Trevor were not of the number. Next morning, the earl of Oxford presented himself with an air of confidence, as it he had expected...

...sent for those of the nobility who had distinguished themselves by their zeal for his succession : but the duke of Ormond, the lord chancellor, and lord Trevor were not of the number. Next morning, the earl of Oxford presented himself with an air of confidence, as if he had expected...