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... aft ion there 189. The town twice attacked 189. 238. It Surrenders 238 Jacobites, hinge of the controver- betwixt them and Whigs 530. Are to pitied 637. Can have no motive but principle ib. Arguments them ib. Compared to robbers#. Jacobitifin, arguments ...
... A land war dellru&ive to 412. Ward, William, cale 515 Wentworth, Gen. his behaviour at Car* thagena jullified 125. Jeqq. Whigs, the inconfiltency of their behaviour to Anne and fince 339 Wilkinlon andMuilman's propolal relating to exchange 71. 101. Memorial ...
... called the'| l , Whigs and even minifters themj: J , whatever denomination, were lhew a great regard to it: but have fallen into the cuftom of numerous ftanding armies, this been defpifed by our minifters, e thofe minifters that called Whigs ; and the populace ...
... attempted to Dr John/on, and beat Tut chin fo that never recovered ; Tory method of ting, pra£li/ed not long ago by fame pretende* Whigs. As for the prefent adminiftrati' on, trufting to their own merit, they left all to the decifion of pofterity, and» like a ...
... 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-, ...
... 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 ...
... incident might happen, to remove the impediments in his way to the completion his fcheme. He hoped to fee the rancour of the Whigs abate on one hand, and the of trueTorvifm rife on the other. There was, 'tis true, Tory fpirit the nation, which by his means ...
... modelled to the prevalent faction in every feffion. There is the lame fpirit abroad now, diftingUifhing itfelf by the names of Whigs and High-church-men. One cries out, Take care of the church ; another, We are in danger of Popery; when any man with half an ...
... Towards the end of the year 1714, complaint was made in this houfe a fcandalous libel, intitled, The fnblick Jpirit of the Whigs ; and the publidier, one Morphew, was ordered into the cudody of the black rod. Morphew declared, upon his examination, that ...
... made Mecasnas, , n to this effed. Pr eMnt ' . my duty to be warmly l y, this enquiry I think it my du- P°n the principle of a Whig or ry 'but upon much better princi\ an e ither, a principle of love to ty Superior infinitely to any nes or diftindlions. But ...
... fate, which we had no concern in, nor could receiveany benefit from? Was not theftruggle which was made by C the the patriot Whigs, in the reign of Charles JI. for the exclujion-bill, a meafure of a much more univeildy, much more delicate nature? Was not ...
... ons amongft us, with which this nation ufed formerly to be perplexed The Jacobite party is now, thank God! intirely broke: Whig and Tory, High Church and Low, have been many years ago*quite forgot: we are all united in a refolution to fupport and preferve ...