... in thole . ?? i in, who, . Enemies to the Conftitution, . ■•. ■-. •.. ?? : next oreunfafe and precarious than ?? ?? Koi the Whigs, by their irreuuous i ence to rhe pid Minim*} ,pla inly difcover.that all the Di . ?? isnot about the Men, but the Ciufe with ...

... A RECEIPT to make a M 1 Courtier; Take a Man that's nor Whig, nor a Tory at Heart, But who to feem both at fct Times has the A^'t ; With a molt fupple Confcience, and a moft venal Spirit, With a large Share oi Impudence, not the leaft Merit * Who by what ...

... Gibber. Thpu'rt a Fibber, For the War is yet alive; Som* may write ill, Others fight ill • But the War will ftill fiervi-pe ; t Whig and Tory, England's Glory, Both unite to carry't on, Xemirit Con too, On the Plain too, Wliich was left by honeft 'John. RECITA ...

... defperate Riot at the Races at Bridgnorth, in btiropfhire, on the Subj.dt, of Farliamenteering, wherein many Friends of the Whig Candidates were ievcrely beaten, and obliged to keep their Inns, and the Mob making Bonfires before the Doors, crying out Nj ...

... anfwer'd them, he was. as well af- fected to the Chevalier as they were ; but they replied to Mm, You pc Jacobite, your Money pi Whig, and fo robbed him of a confiderable Sum. It is remarkable, that the Reftoraiion pf Liberty to this City luppen'd on the 11111 ...

... there will be anbther Party ftruggle, the 24th Inftant, on the Election of Sheriffs for London and Middiefex : It feems the Whigs, they fay, defign to put up Sir John Lock and Alderman Porteen, and the other Party Alderman Brocas and Alderman Barber. Laft ...

... Royal 8100d 3 and his Soul habituated to truer Greatnefs, Hoop to fo poor an Offer > Believe me, Sir„ :i rank thorough pae'd Whig, who is infenfibly car- ! j way with the Stream ot Faction, and comes hear- , into at) rherr prefent Projects, can uo more ...

... Meeting. There was laft Night the Meeting, which I lately hinted of a great Number of Livery Men at the Crown Tavern of the Whig Party, where feveral Aldermen were prefent, who fign lfied, 4t That as there ...

... : No Fair forgets the Ruin Tic has done; No Child laments the Tyr ...

... has run high, even one of thofe iuiployed in delivering the printed Bills in Guild-hall Yard, cryed our, Five Pounds for a Whig to Day, and Ten to Morrow ; for which Lie was taken into Cuitody, :|gp the Lord Mayor examining into the Matter, was pleafed ...

... elefted into thatfflf- fice, the Citizens of the oppfite Party declined giving the Iroublt of a Poll, but about^ 10 at Night, the Whig Mob, armed with Clubs, came in a riotous Man- ner into Breadftreet, where Alderman Baylifs lives, and as we hear, without any ...

... Confideration) becaufe they ftood in Canonical Gowns were much exafperated at any Body that fpoke. againft them, they called them Whigs and Presbyte- rians. The Woman mentioned in my laft to be ill trea- ted by the Mob for faying Queen Anne was it^ Hell, isa ...