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... Jofeph ; nor indeed is it poffible to reward whole party. State-harvelts are the reverfe of all others: What is fowed by all. is reaped by a few. Thus, whether Gueijb or Gibeline lays on the burden, both parties are equally faddled with the weight. From what ...
... ADVERTISEMENTS. c SETT for one or more Tears as Parties can agree on ■j.^ . and entred into at March next. «» tife p e . ra! GRaSS ENCLOSURES oi B^RNTQUN S ci.df * a *ifli of Cramond and Shire of Edinburgh, f'utfi- Enn • ?? and w3rerec*- ?? at John Dickie ...
... To BRITONS. pretends party to advance, he whole toweaken is the aimof France: . end is gain and full her tajle of joy, 0 gbtlefs Britons, Britons will deltroy. ° g divided let us now unite, '* OUr relentment, and direct it right. r Shakespear's Meafurefor ...
... Extracts of Lord Bolingbroke's letters, on the patristism, on the idea of a ??? King and the slate of Parties at he Accession of K. George 1. ERTISEME-NT, H E following papers were written feveral years ago, W the requeft, and for the fake of fome ' ' ...
... An account of some late remarkable every at Combusting, village about four miles from Glasgow, related by different parties. AN anonymous pamphlet* A Jhort r.ctount of the con-verjions at CambuJlang, give s lowing account. o{[ . This affair had its ...
... Craftsman, O#. 31. Non-attendance in Parliament. AS J R, LL independent writers upon the fubjedt of government, and parti- J; ui arly the Englijb conftitution, have in- upon the indifpenfable duty of thofe are chofen to reprefent the people in to give ...
... ADVERTISEMENTS. ?? the Officers who command the Highland Parties a*d Guides, do hereby give Notice f sill concerned, That they have lately rej cued from thieves feveral Cattle, to whith they hay* aj yet found no Owners \ nor to fome ofthe Cattle refcued ...
... ADVERTISEMENTS. Sfo be LE? ...
... A letter from a landed Gentleman to Jiijler, about the augmentation cf Jlipends, Reverend Sir, I Am forry that party among your brethren fti!l infift for an augmentation of ftipend through all Scotland. I wifli you would confider, whether you can on this ...
... happens, that one of the Parties be offended or ag- grieved by one or feveral of the Parties, by fome confiderahle Grievance or Injury, without, in the mean while, its being done by Hoftility and the Force of Arms, the offended Party fhall not inftant- ly ...
... and more confus'd amongft the Orders ofthe State. Tr.e Ruffian Party very induftrioufly endeavours to fo- ment Divifionf, and in that refpect is p etty fjc- ccisful. The principal Parties now ?? in the Kingdom are nick- nam 'd Hats, Night-Caps, and 7 ...
... won't march South for throe Weeks. Parties are every Day bringing in great Numbers of Cattle, but no Prifoners of Note. From Dundee, That a Skirmifh happen'd lately betwixt a Party of Hamilton's Dragoons, and a Party of Reoels who had ventured down to ...