... Day, endeavoured to throw himfelf into the Fire, but was unfortunately ftopt by a Stone turning him topfy-turvey ; a good old Whig was fo ungenerous as to take tie Gentleman at this Difadvantagc, and refolving to have the Glory of dying firft in the good ...

... or that of Spain.' Laft Wcdnefday Evening about 8 o'Clock, a gentleman well dieflcd in a black Smt of Cloaths, a light Tie Whig, and a Silver Hiked Sword, went down Salisbury Court into the Wood-yard in a Hackney Coach, where he difchareed the Coach, ...

... Religion, he is moderate to all who differ from him.- He knows no Diftinttion of Party, but extends his good Offices alike to Whig and Tory; a Friend to Virtue under any Denomi- nation ; an Enemy to Vice under any Colours. His Health and old Age, are the ...

... || A Year the' Fox fliews a Grimace, A Year he's diftanc'd in the Race: A Year that Charity's extended, ■ ~z ||§ A Year that Whig and Tory's blended, C Amazing Year, that were defended. y * Declaration of War. J A Spaniard is kneeling to B nia, holding ...

... which are prefixed, Political Difcourfes upon That Author. The Second Edition. In Four. Volumes, Bvo. .! 11. The Independent Whig: Or a Defence of Primitive Chriflianity, and of our Ecciefiaftical Eftablifllment, againß the exorbitant Claims and Encroachments ...

... confider ing the Severity ofthe Weather. The Duke honour' d cur Ladies witb a Ball was ex* and f laid till Two in the Morning The Whigs here both love and admire bim, and with good Reafoii. — We make no Doubt of the Duke's Succefs againft the Rebels, and all ...

... Perfon ; Court Minions ; Political Creed ; Bp Laud vindicated ; Mot- her of Parliament's Duty; the Criterion; O.d and modern Whigs ; a firft Mi- nifter a Political Carver ; Shifts ot ceitain Gentlemen, ; a Tory's Revolution Principles ; Noblemen abus'd in ...

... in a poor Man's Debt, and by the Power of Gold, or any other Privilege, preventing him from obtaining his Right, and clap- whig a Piftol to a Man's Breaft, and taking from him his Purfe ? Yet the, one fhall thereby obtain a Coach, and Honours; and #_deß ...

... Floor, and the K. of Rabbah's Crown; Ciitique ort Leonida*. On a Paffagc in Catullus. Tillot- fon nrftaken about Revenge. Old Whig a Droller on Words. Apocrypha contains idle Fables. ■ _ IV. Political. Refleaionson the Scotifh Riot-Bill. The fatal Confluen- ...

... of the Scots Peers ; Praftices of a certain Party ; The prefent M ty aft by Precedent ; Boroughs defended ; Advice to the Whigs; CrmweA good Regulations. IV. Poetry, tk, A Rhapfody, ftom' jhmlind: A Vs?^? JK ; , ?Plftle t0 Wt7 Brmhy> Ef(U* °» the W«wfi ...

... ftom the Hague, ttarac&rdi Jtf id* nfivatV Advices from fisfyti .cQ^fidei*.. aily. iv ijlle -late flifgc.ee near. Paflau, whig induced -his! 'Ij_.p_r.it hf_jef.y*_fii Cant_.. hir v Atty ' iV x ap|^tior. of from francforr. ■'•«*• -V i * Monday laft ...

... of Creolia, Bab and Kit \, Excellency of the Swedifh Government ; Bleffing of Peace ; Royal Martyr ; a Queen belov'd ; Old Whig Principles ; College for decay'd Patriots. Four City Members. IX. Poetical ; moftly Originals. Snail, and Welch Curate ; Birth-Day ...