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 6. he not the bosom friend of Mr. Wilkes, whom he now pursues to destruction?

7. he not take his degrees with credit at Newmarket, White's, and the opposition?

8. deserting Lord Chatham's principles, and sacrificing his friendship, is he not now closely united with a set of men, who, tho' they have occasionally joined with all parties, have in every different situation, and at all times, been equally and constantly detested by this country?

9. not Sir John Moore a pension of five hundred pounds a year?—This may probably be all acquittance of favours upon the turf; but is it possible for a minister to offer a grosser outrage to a nation, which has so very lately cleared away the beggary of the civil list, at the expence of more than half a million?

10. there any one mode of thinking or acting with respect to America, which the Duke of Grafton has not successively adopted and abandoned?