... may given the TOR lES They have blown the Coals; them remeinber Sacheverel, amt let tlvem fake Care, that in roal'.ing the- WHIGS they not burn their own A Coirefjionden! has favoured us with The follow . ing further Particulars of the Tranfaftion rel.ti- ...

... mixed his Raillery.with fOme very ferious Okfervattons on the the Minillry, and took Occafion to mention the old political of Whig and Tory, defcribing the pr*. frnt Members of Adminiitration Enemie* to Freedom, and rink 'Tories. A, loon as concluded, Lord ...

... thought to have merited Mark Approbation from great and independent a Body of fellow Subjects t I trull my Attachment to the true Whig Principles will continue me in their good Opinion. am, with great Regard, Sir. Your moll obedient, Humble Servant, EFFINGHAM ...

... It is Honour of which 1 highly fenfible. The bell ami only Return I can make, bv a ileady Fcrfevcrance in acling the i.une Whig Principles, to endcav»uf to merit the Continuance your good Opinion and next lucceeding in the Attempt. I have the Satistadion ...

... Families who oppofe the Jacobite pf the Court; which olfended his Majedy, (God blek ’.) that he took the Rc!o-iution, as he had Whigs about lus own Pcrfoo, there ftiotiid no: one about his Son. The Prince’s new Governor, Lord Bruce, was fo much by the late ...

... £tc. remained in- cletn garments of lack cloth-, conlequence of which, LONDON', July 10, and ti. violate, it is probable the whigs might at lall have been feveral the prifuners appeared l»ft Monday in court in „ . . induced to fuiimit, but attacking, murdering ...

... ANOTHER Pi ft both Whig and Tory funk •, fee each revive For when Minillry g ...

... their backs the foltjieis wives, alter abe great plontteiers had done •, and this geneial ravage, no dilcnm'nation was made of whig or [nry. conjectured by lome, that Howe intcade into the jerlejs; but rather think is only prepa'ing to go into winter quarters ...

... accommodate the Public, and prevent Pat. Hannan, Nicholas-llreet, «Oubiui There To be fold, the liuereft of large Houfe an® whig'h for Fancy and Elegance o' Talle exceed the ImpoGtion of Porters, all Wines, Spirits, Porter,Cy- vants Grange to (hew the ...

... belon-toi?' Mr. Roe it conu'lt leveral HogitieaM Claret Wood and Bottles, Port,' White different Kindf, Brandy, Bum, Geneva, WhiG.y of various Sorts, Sugars, Spicet, and eserv t'* carrying on the Grocery BuHnels ; Copper lures, Canaifters, Store calks ...

... informed them, that Chariaer flf the Right Hon the Proyoft and tome rewhuh have properly ed, through . b . • vjir , talk of-Whig Tory; f-.r none are fate from h two Continental tlilps who lock the Fox frigate, were f pe aable Fellows of this Society, and ...

... necvffity living upon provifionst and -.W avers Excuasge the p..nions arc of new and ex-el,v -I cm.Uu ».o therc! re but a profound whig need t . pur- thp exped i ion , 0 Danbu.y, which conblled at near two . ,he Year ,- 7 ; one ..I ten Thoufan.l Pounds, ddpateded ...