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... 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 ...
... the » e a T H o/L o.c h e l. DEAD is Lochtel, the Terror of whofe Arms So lately fhook his Country with Alarms. Be juft ye Whigs, and tho' the Tories mourn Lament a Scotfman in foreign Urn ; Who bgrn a Cheiftain, dream’d the Right of Birth The Source of ...
... On ingenious arts. Is. Plad-hunting. A ballad. 3J. Abelard Eloifa. Is. Political. colleftion of trafts. ss. The independent Whig. Vol. 4. A cofl f ftion of papers, written, and lome them ll ' blilhed during the late rebellion. 3s. eflay towards attaining ...
... Council Men, will ftand Candidates for tk Ward, and 'tis remarked the Contcft is like to be greater, becaufe the Majority on the Whigs Side in the Court of Aldermen is not now io great as it has formerly been. Jc was-expe&ed that the French Mail would have ...
... Buchan. Several odes to his R. Highnefs the Prince of Wales, on his Birth-day, Jan. 20. By Poets expeSiant. Obfervations on the Whigs and Tories, and the Diffenters. The The Raven and Owl: a dialogue. pr. .1 s. Confiderations upon the prefent ftate of our affairs ...
... W. Pulteney Efq; 96 on prophecy 144 '■— to Sir R. Walpole 592 Odes, iff c. of Horace, tranfl. to Pr. of Wales 47 Old Whig 144 Old Whigs fentiments 628 One phyfic. is e'en as good as t'other 488 One thoufand feven hundred and thirty nine 592 Oratioinho ...
... cotn? nand, and now obey, lihnty to ' day ' r ° ars f or P or ~ - er to morrow. it/j t^'c Tories had him tight, jf Qu>lc beft Whigs he fupp'd at night, party try'd t'have won him ; did fo divide, cut rom t0 e e Qt , norw both parties Jhun him. dull, important ...
... enfuing Year, when after agreat Struggle, and no fmall Influ- ence, Alderman Spurrel was elected by a Majority of 90 ; fo the Whigs have now carried their Point, Cho' at a vaft Expence. ...
... Region, «' and could never be brought within the Bounds m oi any one particular Sect. Nor will he he un « der the DifHnciiou of Whig ot Tory ; fayir-g, that rhole Names are uf.d to cloak the Knaves M of Both. On Sunday the Earl of Portmore, Lord Carnil chaei ...
... la Ville, on the order avainfipubli/hing news-papers at Paris. 6d. A letter the author of The cafe fairly ftated,from an old Whig. 6d. The criterion or tejl whereby to judge of the reajonablenefs and necejfity of the prefent *uar. 1 s. A modeft inquiry ...
... letters, publifhcd in the National Journal. 2s. The twelve firft numbers of the Remembrancer. is. fecond and third letter to the Whigs. Is. 6 d. Englifh liberty in fomc cales worlc than French very. Is. The cafe of M. la Bourdonnai. 6d. The importance of the ...
... To die In full-blown glory: To B—, indeed, a longer life; But tho' he lives, 'tis with his wife, And Ihunn'd Whig and Tory. The gods to you, with bounteous hand, Have granted feats, and parks, and land ; Brocades and filks you wear; With claret and ragouts ...