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... Vote, were to the fame Pur- port with two others before, viz. A zealous Oppoier of the Excife Scheme, and all Bad' ges of Slavery. 'Tis reckoned that the Gen- tleman, and the other Sheriff, George Weft- ly, Efq; will be the returning Officers at the next ...
... Life, and elfe where in the late Wars, to fecure the Pro. efta nt SuccefTron, and the Redempti- of England ffom Popery and Slavery. They drank their Majefty's Healths, and all the Royal Faro.- ly 5 and then the Healths ofthe Lord Cobh3m, Earl ofChefterfieid ...
... and elfewherc in the late Wars, to fe* cure the Protcllant SucceflTiou and the Redemption of England from Popery and Slavery. They drank their Majcftics Healths, and nil the Royal Family, ,and then the Healths of the Lord ...
... Duties upon Tobacco, the first Step, as is apprehended by all thinking Men, towards bringing the Nation under the worst of all Slavery, a General Excise ; his Behaviour, on that Occasion, being considered as a sure Pledge that he will always have the true Interest ...
... Popery, and to all the idle Pretences that naturally pave the Way by Envy and Malice to Pubhck Confufion and Irretrievable Slavery. ...
... Popery, and to all idle Pretences that natu- rally pave the Way, by Envy and Malice, to public Confufion and irretrievable Slavery. We hear that Burridge, Efq; Son toSirJohnßurridgc, who has been Member of Parliament many Years for Beverly in Yorkfhire ...
... Popery, and to al) idle Preten- ds .bat naturally pave the Way by Envy and Malice, to pnblkk Confufion, and irretrievable Slavery. We hear that Burridge, Efq; Son to Sir John Burridge, who has been Member of Par- liament many Years for Beverly in Yorkfliire ...
... hath in his Care, as well the Hearts « efthe People, as thole ot Kings. The Courage ci ihe Poles fct them ...
... Crowns ; aad who hath in his f as we!] the Hearts ofthe People, as thofe of jjgs. The Courage ofthe Poles let them free 0 that Slavery in which the Court cf Vienna fPO ii hive involved them \ the King has therefore jjy to take Satisfaftion of the Emperor for ...
... as chefs ache Rings. The Courage Rights eta Naiic n that the Name of ProteCtor is acciuired s of the ?colanders fet them Slavery into which but in defending it againfi luck as would owes it. Of the Court of Vienna would have precipitated them; but this ...
... Hands are the Hearts of the 'People, as well as thrift df tiie 'Kings. The Courage ofths Polanclers fet Irttm ; free from Slavery into which the Court of Vienna would flhave precijjitaeecl them; tut the King can call none bqt^| Em- peror to anfwer for ...
... who hath in his Care as well the Heart! of the People as thofe of Kings. The Courage of the Poles ...