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... Joy appear'd a monyft all true Sons of the cftablifh'd Church. An Epigram taken from the GrubflreetJournalM 'TO LB by Court Whigs, or Country Whip am Of mofl h leftions there are diff Vent Stories : Corrupt or clear we fse each Party made, As Grub-ftreet ...
... ofwhich, we think, ihould have that Weight as to remove all our Doubts and Fear?, concerning the Event of the laid Congrefs. The Whigs, we hear, are very much furpriaed at the Proceedings ofthe oppofite Party in putting up Alderman Leyit for one of the Sheriffs ...
... i\/o : ; the DM'ma! anJ MuVabis Strain, or ?? 1 i; .• dirk Hints and iufpidons r li-- c \v\y t ?? ro f.j ho,vca r i!y :hi; Whigs are impof^ci O:), wh^n tiicre is i furious Profpiwt of \JifcUkt*aea.rs an 4 v/irh ho.v nncii s-aaiid- ?? ?? disy fwallowa Bant^i ...
... againft France, and neglecting our Mar i n i •, in the Reign of 0_; Annk. 3. Toiy Lords (bred and born) became Whigs in 1701. 4. Why Toiies and Whigs (turn about) were for inviting over the Eleftoial Prince. 5. The Tranfaftions of Pailiament. .. The Advances ...
... againft France, and neglecting on M \k i n c, in the Reign of Q. Ann 1. 3. Tory Loids (bied and bom) became Whigs in 1701, 4. Why Tories and Whigs (turn about) were Jor inviting over the Ele__oi-al Prince, I. The Ttiinlac.ioas of Parliament, _. The Advances ...
... again, for da Cab mn : i.,i ?? Enemies : ior how wel! loever we may havcdcferv'd of providence, ie is impotfibie chac a yen ibe Whig can befo difpofed of hereafter, as to have an*/ Governor, who will ufe ihem with more Genclencfs and Indulgence than tut { ...
... ejfential to the Church. Ibid and p. vii. As to what has been hint- ed, that I have borrowed fome Thoughts from the Independent Whig, and the Rights of the Christian Church - } 1 anfwer, that it is imj>ojfi'>le to write upon a Subject of this Nat tre, without ...
... agaiuft France, and neglct.ing our M \ r i n k, in the Reign of (i. Am n k. ?? Tory Lords (bred and born) became Whigs in i-oi. 4. Why Tories and Whigs (turn about) wcic for inviting over the Electoral Prince. j. The Tranfa&ions of Parliament. ...
... and (hewn about four Yeats ago, was bred by Mr Hartley, got by Hipp, his Dam bf the blind Hoife, and out of the Old Flying Whig that ran the dis- puted Race at Stockton with Mi Nicholfon's Grey Maie. He goes to no Matkets ; but whoever fends any Maies ...
... fo many Years of King William's Reign, to take the Eaft- India Trade out ofthe Direftion ofthe Tories, and tranf- fcr it to Whig!) and during tbat which the Projeft of efta- blilhing a national Bank gave Rife to) they rather attended to the lllue, as a ...
... advertifed and (hewn about four Yeats ago, was bled by Mi Hanky, got by Hipp, his Dam by the blind Hotfe, and out of the Old Flying Whig that tan the dif- putcd Race at Stockton with Mi Nicholfon's Gicy Maic. He goes to bo Maikets j but whpevet fends any Mates ...
... out what lie thinks juft, be is only a Papift, a Jacobite, or a damned Feilow, in mighty good Company. This Turning of old Whigs into Papifts, Jicclites. s ...