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... noble Pcrfon; Court Minions; Political Cieed.s; Bp ?? vindicated; Member of parliament's Duty; the Ciiteiion; Old and modem Whigs; a fiift Minirter a Political Carver; Shifts of certain Gentle- men; a Tory's Hr-jalurion- Principles ; Noblemen abus'd in ...
... South- Count ty Boy, about Eighteen, and vetv llcndei. He* wore, when he went away, * d;nk biown Coat, a luile ■ OiOtt biown Whig, tr a natuial white ohe. and a Pp.ir of Leathet Brunches. Any Peifoi that vti\\ appiehrnd Li n. aid give Notice to Mr. rtr ...
... Dream ; Cautions to Eleftors ; Place-men wooden Images ; Conftkution- ifts and Anti-conftitutionifts ; Practices of Republican Whigs ; Addicts to the Members of the new Parliament j of furrimoning Members to the Cockpit ; Reafons foi banifhing B ke, Peculiarities ...
... a South Countiy Boy, about Eighteen, and very Pender i he wore, when he went away, a dark brown Coar,,a jjtrle fliort brown Whig, or a natural White one, and a pair of Leather Bieeches. Any Peifon that will apprehend him, a>.d give Notice to Mr. Punchon ...
... and very ftrong; he was got by the Earl of Godolphin's Arabian ; his Dam by Mr Hartley's Blind Horfe, and out of Fly- ing Whig; he is own .Brother to Babeiam. Aifo to Leap at tht famt Plact, at ont Guinta, and a Shil- ling to tht Strvant, The Horfe called ...
... Cale of Crcoiia, Bab and Kit ; Excellency of the Swedifli Govern- ; Blciling of Peace ; Royal Martyr; a Queen belov'd; Old Whig Principles ; College for decay 'd Patriots. Four City Members. IX. Poetical, ?? Originals. Snail, and Welch Curate ; Birth-Day ...
... and Ihewn about four Years ago. was bred by Mr Harrley. got by Hipp, his Dam by the blind Hotfe; and out of the Old Flying Whig that tan thedif- puted P.ace at Stockton with Mi Ntcholfon's Grey Mare. He goes to no Markets; 'but whoever fends any Mares ...
... by the blind Horfe, and bis Grandam was that famous running Galloway that for- merly belonged to Mr. Ovington, call'd flying Whig. He is allowed by thofe that have feen him to be as good a Colt in all Points as ha> lately been fhewn : And for furthet C ...