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... becomes Whig both by Education Whig of the old Stamp before Favour had melted down the Patriot into the Fluency of the Courtier as if of of Liberty and Love of Country uvere they unqueflionably arc fuperior to all other Con-jiderations fuch Whig therefore ...
... thoufand different things : Like honour, friendfhip, faith in % Kings Like woman's fame ; the hero's glory ; Like patriotifm in Whig or Tory Like lovers vow? when they perfuade, Too oft on feather'd altars made Like hope, now funk, now the wing, As blows the ...
... Chrfier, Aug. 16 I Arrived here the 51b lint, and found the City inau,Uproar, by the Opposition made hy M«. Wai bur ton and the Whigs ro ihe Grwivenor Inte tgft. Here is nothing bot -Suing, D* inking, aad Mobbing*, Dow>: with the Rump, is the Cr.y on one Side ...
... 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 ...
... Common-Council tills mencec! the annual Week reflored the Peace of the Town $ the Election of Common- old Worthy Candidates on the Whig In- Conncil-.Mtn for this 'i ?? were chofen without Oppofition, City, when the Gen- except in Conisford Ward, where the Tories ...
... ■ )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 ...
... like potatoes are, °' d-> the Jimile mill bearJ ; %e ln y° u aim at conqueft o'er us; rypoint hefare?\iru% '' arton witty, and Whig, ' the minijler, fo big: ee » in Ireland, yes, ant pleafe, Kt potatoes will increafe : eave m y Lord, to tell, root em out ...
... To die In full-blown glory: To B—, indeed, a longer life; But tho' he lives, 'tis with his wife, And Ihunn'd Whig and Tory. The gods to you, with bounteous hand, Have granted feats, and parks, and land ; Brocades and filks you wear; With claret and ragouts ...
... At Enterkine-hill, fome Whigs hid in Bullies, fhot two of a Party of Dundee's Horfe as they palled that Way. At Swine-Abbey, in-Linlirhgow-flfre, James Carmi- chael, Laird of Little-Blackburn, with a Party of about •yo Whigs, murdered Captain Duncan ...
... of People, the grand Accufcr,CfWs Caution* Electors, Placemen wooden Images, ionifts and Anti Confticutionifti, Republican Whigs, Addref* ihc Mem be of the new Parliament, of fummonin® Members to fine Cockpit, Ilea lons for banifliing 8. he, V&culiarities ...
... Athens Tun bridge Well* TrcachMons Brothers Temp in opy vow V or Fix Vittuni. A V'>»un! Jobbers Wives Eve 1 Wi: a Pinch Sir Whig end Tory d£ call Sc. ...
... 3714. Accordingly Sir John Fyhs, Micajah i'erry, Humphrey panon^ Efn; and John Barnard, Efq; were returned uue'y EkCted. Tlie Whig Party who boafted fo much of their Inrereft, tfie Weight of Influence, &c. have found themfelves banked in their Expectation^ ...