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... Shire far the County of Glouce cr > in oppofition to Mr.Stephens, a Letter from ftance is publiihed to D y, reproaching the Whigs !n that Country for their Indolence and Remif- ttfift in that Ele-Sion \ rep-relenting amongft other Things, That they to their ...
... Oppofition. ?? on their riding round the Town, the Populace met them with Oaken Boughs in their Hats, hallowing, No Excife! No Whigs ! and, No that's not to-be nam'd w-ithout a Charge too great, ...
... Re- ligion would be tempted to embrace Quakenfm, on account of the Privileges annexed to it. To this a Paper called .he Old Whig, pubiifhed this Day, anfwered, That the Defign ofthe Quakers was not to deprive the Clergy of their Titnes, but to render the ...
... Buchan. Several odes to his R. Highnefs the Prince of Wales, on his Birth-day, Jan. 20. By Poets expeSiant. Obfervations on the Whigs and Tories, and the Diffenters. The The Raven and Owl: a dialogue. pr. .1 s. Confiderations upon the prefent ftate of our affairs ...
... s. The ftar-gazer. pr. 6 d. Prjfent ftate of politicks in Europe, pr. 6 d. Remarks on pamphlet called Obfervations on the Whigs and Tories. An abftraft of the life of Mr. Halyburton. pr. s. Rules and orders for a religious fociety. pr. 4 d. The imperious ...
... The trials of feven pyrates. pr. 6 d. The hiftory of Northamptonmire, by the late J. Bridges, Efq; N°. i. pr. i s. The Old Whig, or the ConfiftentProteftant, in 2 Vol. Bvo. Colledled from the late weekly journal of that 7iame: being, mojl of them, papers ...
... they are foolifh enough to bite at naked hook. It is fo far, for inftance, from being right to keep up the old diftin&i-©ns of Whig and Tory amongft us, that I think even thofe of Court and Country ought to be laid afide. The only true and proper diftinction ...
... prefent purpofe, that I am fure all my unbiafs'd readers will be pleafed with a quotation of them; which are as follows: old Whigs fhould hunt after places, as much as ever the Tories did; and if, like them, upon preferment, they fhould become quite ne ...
... 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 ...
... 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 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 ...
... 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 ...