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... me, het recoil upon themfelves ; if the fubjeft he worthy to be confidered, But they, perhaps; may be otherwife engaged, though better engaged they cannot be. I am at !Wore, and think it incumbent on every man to give fome account even of his leifure ; ...
... Worthy and Independent FREEMEN the BOROUCH of -• LIVERPOOL. GENTLEMEN, .‘ ITOU are moll earnefily defiretinot to promife or engage either your .VOtei or your Interel, at the next General Eleaion, *till you. know what Gentlemen will offer thamfelves,as - ...
... BOROUC I-1 LIVERPOOL. le je GENTLEMEN, ni yOU are- molt earneftly defired not to y, • znter p e r it omi a f t e o ti r i ,n le engage n c ther V i o o t u es t o i r ll your if know What Gentlemen t it lvfl r l a offer themielves as ie Candidates, to reprefent ...
... repeatedly ihewn to prelerve your independence, and thoie warm Vy i‘hes exprefred in Support of the Common Caufe in which we are engaged, demand our molt gcatefnl and public ackn .wledgmenr. Relying on the Ail - mance of your Votes and Interet in our Support ...
... face of all the earth. His Lordihip, like Cxfar, has lived to a fulnefs of days and of glory, and is under no neceffity of engaging in any caufe on partial views ; but we know men who, with the eyes and wings a Batt, would foar to a height acceffible only ...
... pradiee, even in rime of war ; but after the aceeffon of, King William, down to the prefent period, the nation having been engaged in various fneceffive wars, with tlF;rt inteaniffrons, which wars c:111c1 be no more . maintained without money,. than ...
... repeatedly thewn to preferve your Independence, and thofe warm Wilhel expreffed in Support of the Common Caufe in which we are engaged, demand our mott grateful and public'ackn ,wledgment. elying on the Affnrance of your Votes and Intereft in our Support, we ...
... obtained an of commerce, power, and wealth, the Va l 'fources of credit, more than proportionable to aw expence in which it engaged us, notvvithflanding that apparent increafe of the capital of debe.dte . , nation may, in fast, be proportionably lets in ...
... 7o the Worthy and Independent FREEMEN of the BOROUGH LI VERPOOL. GENTLEMEN, yOU are moil earntiiiy dared to . prornife or engage either your or your interefl, at the next General Eletlion, till you know what Gentlemen will offer theinfelves as Candidates ...
... unfpeakably greater coni . fequence it; that it Make§ God our fiend, affimilates ,and unites our . .mincLs to ,Flis,l and' en'gage hiOalmitlity power 'in de4 fence.—lt is of equalTeight and ufe amongt all fuperier beings 'aS us, and of the' fame authority ...
... contrary to my confaience, or have any hand in a ch Ace'that may ruin my c-mntry, to gratify any or all of them. „Let no fuch engagements' put you upon dangercus eleitions, as you love the lilierttek and freedom of yoUrpofte:ity ; but tell them : in this affair ...
... of a Maltele galley, had taken an Algerine corfair in the Archipelago, of twenty guns and two hundred men, after a bloody engagement of three hours, in which one half the Chriftians, and all the Moors but nineteen, were killed. The Guernfey man of war front ...