Representative

,—one who neither cares for your interests nor your welfare, provided he can get a share of the general plunder. If he can not get a share, he becomes all at once a flaming patriot, harangues against corruption and venality, till, like the noisy mastiff, he receives an opiate morsel from the thieves whom he was placed there to guard against. This puts me in mind of boys running after a coach, who, when they are driven away by those who have already got a place, bawl out, Hilloa, Coachman! whip behind!

Entry taken from Political Dictionary, edited by Charles Pigott from prison and printed in 1795.

Remonstrance to the King * Representatives of the People

Rector
Redress of Grievances
Reeves
Reform in Parliament
Regent
Regicide
Regifugium
Regiment
Religion
Remonstrance to the King
Representative
Representatives of the People
Reprobate
Republic
Republic
Requiem
Resignation (ministerial)
Restoration
Retrogade
Revolution
Reward of merit