... Reins*. B. Becaufe they all arc working on bar Chains. However land their -Cry for Britain's Glory, Low Church or High, the Whig as wdl as Tory, When hx'd, e'er long we catch them at the iorge y And all the Hopes we have, are Hopes in G * . A. Sure yon ...

... Tho. Willet in The diftre/Yd wife, I have opinions of own, which I am refolved to abide by ; yet, as to politicks, I neither Whig? Tory, nor Jacobite, according to the prefent acceptation of the terms ; and as religion, I am neither PapiJ}, Churchman, ...

... Men who had fenfe, and temper too, before that moment, thought of nothing after it but of letting up a Tory King againlt a Whig King : and when fome of them were alked, they were fure Popilh King would make a good Tory King or whether they were determined ...

... plea was admitted as an ex- for the taking up arms, but the di? * contrary maintained, by all the late options, and all the Whig principles, l 0 and right of felf-prefervation ' n the tlrlt law of nature, abfolutely n by the prefent government he fentence ...

... impoverish d People deferves no Regard, yet Self-Intereft fhould prompt a ?? good Husbandry. Thegreat Patrons of Liberty, the Whig Writers, re- prefent the Reign of King Charles 11. zs a very Luxurious sad Expenfive One ; not, I ?? Accountof the great Sums ...

... impoverilhed People deferves no Regard, yet Self-Intireft fliould prompt a little good Hulbandry. The great Patrons of Liberty, the Whig Writers, reprefent the Reign of King Charles 11. as a very Luxurious and Expenfive One not, I fuppofe, upon Account of the ...