... 1. Mathematical Qucftions, fuited both to Beginner, and fuch aa We made ?? Advances in thofe Studies. The Old Whig, not worth a Fig.* Or, Whig and Tory, an idle Story. ?rice Sixpence. An Pay on Free Thinking, Reafon and Religion; the Certainty ota Deity ...

... Country, that the faid Admiral j Birth Day waslikcwifc obferved, by as great Rejoicings, among People of all Rank.,' a. ever whig known on any Occahon : In ihort, to give the many Particulars we receive, would take up tooniuch Room-ia this Paper. • ...

... Roden, a little thin Man, about v or zz Years of Age, s a Pewterer, wears a light Natural Whig. Herbert Hams, a very pale Man, about 25 Years of Age, wears a brown Whig, about fjve Foot feven Inches high, a Barber by Trade. & . Humphry Walker, a lufty Man ...

... the Earl of Nottingham, and the Lord Paget, Son to the Earl of Ux- iridge, will be call'd up by Writ to the Houie of Peers, whig two others. It is alfo currently reported, that Sir Thomas Hanmer, Knt. of the Shire for Suffolk, $ir Richard Howe, Knt. bf ...

... ■ )aurne > r ' S ™'%> ««■ impartial • fomus and the Condu&of the prefent Mi'iC E„ P T , ?? * L ° c ' 0 i and ° The OH Whig _-0, ■ T_& „h oraasFra k 2' M - 1 ) - '''« '«■ Principles of Civ? and RefeL^S' V? f N ° L > '» w *• fceince mamtain'd ...

... to Mr. Heidegger. Price 1s. 6d. of the Royal Paper it. Proposals for Printing by Sublscription ESSAYS publish'd in the Old Whig, In Two Volumes in Octavo, on a fine Genoa Paper. The Price to Subscribers, to be Half a Guinea in Sheets. The greatest Part ...

... JVS* PU BLISHED* A S&Sk vfc t0 D i* bbin^ on the Subjea of Herefy in which Tito^l^S ?? MM ?? either WHIG nor TORY. Takertfrornanold Manufcr.pt, and now publifhed for the Benefit of ail Ho IvLh ?? j ■ n . Humbl y t0 the Serious Confideration of S2Ti£ ...

... in Boots. His Highnefs had not Time to go into Edin- burgh all that Day ; and he could fcarce be prevailed on to allow the Whig Ladies Admittance for one Hour • but at laft he agreed to receive them at Seven in the Evening, and none to ftay after Eight ...

... JUST PUBLISHED, TH E Character of a C7 o od Man revived, neither Whig nor Tory Taken from an old Manufcript, and now publilhcd for the .Benefit of all Honett Men, in Hopes to fupprefs that odious D.iftmftion amonf ft Chrifti- ans, of VVhig and Tory. Humbly ...

... : No Fair forgets the Ruin he has done : No Child laments the Tyrant ofhis Son; No' Tory pities, thinking what he was ; No Whig companions, for he left the Caufe ; The Brave regret not, for he was not brave ; The Honejl mourn not, knowing him a Knave ...

... Fortune reconciled to Merit. By the Author of Pamela's Conduft: in high Life. Price 2s. 6d. 111. The 4th Vol. ofthe Independent Whig. p r j ce ' - . IV. AnEflay towards attaining a true Idea of the Cha- rafter and Reign of King Charles I. Pr. 2s. ftitch'd ...

... London. Letters from Kent fay, that the Election for that County comes on the 1 8th of April ; and that both Whigs and Tories are deter- mined not to cleft any Perfon that fhall Vote for an Excife, or Extenfion of Excife Laws,- or for changing the ancient ...