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... London: Prtnted for J. Osborn, at the Golden Ball in Pater.. nofler Row. Where may be had, jun publifhed, 1. The Independant Whig: Or, A Defence of Primitive Chriflianity, and of our Ecclectailical Eflablithment, againft the exorbitant Claims and Encroachments ...
... THOMAS GORDON Efq Printed Osborn the Golden-Ball Pater-nofter-Kow by T Bookfeller Gloucefter jufl Pitblijhed The Independent Whig: Or A Defence Vanity the exorbitant Claims Encroachments Fanatical and Clergymen The with Additions Arnend-jnents In Three ...
... particular Refpea for the Perfon to whom they are inferib'd. From the Craftfman. I have fhewn, in a former Paper, that old Whigs may drop their Principles, and adopt the direct contrary, deceiving Themfelves with an idle Notion that They are ftill fol- ...
... great offenders. To conclude, I cannot help obferving that the repeal of the articles above mentioticd was procured by the Whigs, when they were in power, and that no body can think it was done from the influence of party-principle.— It cannot be denied ...
... the Etbafemcnt and Miiery that great People, its See. By THOMAS GORDON, Efc j4?IJ likewife lad, pM'jVd, 1. The Independent Whig : Or, Defence of e Chriilianity, and our Ettablifhmenr, againft the exorbitant Claims and Encroachments f Fanatical and Difaffeded ...
... ftill fome honeft, wellmeaning men, amongft the Whigs, who cannot forfake their former notions, with relation to publick affairs; who think that becaufe they were once call'd Whigs, they muft always be Whigs, and that they now govern, becaufe one actually ...
... Of Evils Great Britain has fuffer'd from Spain ; Tho' our Friends, and they only .'tis very well known, Much oppos'd by the Whigs, gave to Philip that Throne* Which no Body can deny, Sec. Provided of thofe whore to Parliament fent, If aught paffes there ...
... of itfelf the 1 authority, and will confecrate e p mories to all future generation woe be to thofe, (whether Protejlants, Whigs or Tories, or Laymen, of the Court or the party) whofe condutt and not ftand the teft of the niceft e nation! For, they $ the ...
... W. Pulteney Efq; 96 on prophecy 144 '■— to Sir R. Walpole 592 Odes, iff c. of Horace, tranfl. to Pr. of Wales 47 Old Whig 144 Old Whigs fentiments 628 One phyfic. is e'en as good as t'other 488 One thoufand feven hundred and thirty nine 592 Oratioinho ...
... coufm-german of a brother-in-law of a parliament man, who had always been Heady friend to the prefent adminiltration, and the Whig caufe. What ufe Mr Fleetwood now intends to turn this excellent body of marines to, is not yet known ; but it isreafonably ...
... Jones, furgeon. Geography reformed. Proceedings againft ftate prifoners, N°. 1. Ij. each number. The fentiments of the old Whigs relating to place-bill. A defence of Dr Whitby's treatife of original Jin, 6d. A letter from freeholder of H—ef —d, to his ...
... and corroborate our tion, inftead of altering or rU by purging all future parliament mean and improper members, a c . to the Whig fcheme in former pC- Thefe writers allow that there hundredplacemen even in thep r J c \ of C Sf which commonly majority-, ...