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... and his Lord- ship's Speech, &c: of the intended Marriage of the Princess Royal; E of C-----'s Letter to Walsingham ; the Whig Interest ; English Constitution ; British Colo- nies, &c. III. Poetry : To the Lady Eliz. Boyle, on her Birth- Day; to a Gentleman ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...