... trarflatcd into Englifh. S ! iort View of the Confpiracy : With Reflect ions on the prcfent State of Affairs. In a Letter to'an old Whig in the Country, by An Ode humbly inferibed to t'le King. The Deluge •. Or, Cautious Old Woman. A Tale> Stamford ...

... Adjournment was Partiality in favour of Mr. Fcaft the Brewar, who, with Sir- Richard Hopkins, was put in Nomination by the Whigs, for Sheriffs. And 'tis faid, the contrary Party wiil put up Sir John Williams and Mr. Lockwood; fo that there s like to be ...

... hasgivea him to direft him in ai! Spheres of Life. This is but too much ths Misfortune ofthe Country we live in; for let either Whig or Tory, when in Power, grow wanton in the Abufe of ic. or endeavour to mantain themfclves in it, by illegal and unwarrantable ...

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... the Settlement of King William and Queen Mary at the Revolution, &c. An Anfwer to fome late Papers, entitled, The Independent Whig; far they relate to the Church England, as Law Eftabliflied, in which her Dodtrines, Creeds, Liturgies, and Eftablifhment, ...

... of Mr* Francis Ware of near in Lincoln (hire. N. B. The abovefaid David Ware abour Years old, and went off with old lighrifh Whig, a light coloured Grey- Cloth Coat, a Dark coloured Grey Great- Coat, Grey Breeches trim'd with Buttons, He alfo rook away ...