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... Hearts of his Subjects. Letters trom Kent fay, that the Election for that COUN T V comes on the 2.1 of April ; and that both Whigs ailid Tories arc determined not to elect any Perfon that IhU vote for an Excife, or Extcnfion of Excile Laws ; or for changing ...
... South Sea Stock is 104 for the Opening. At the Election Yeftcrday at Guildhall for Sheriffs, there was fuch Unanimity between Whig and Tory, as has fcarce been known } they^bemg all of a- Mind, in regard to the Choice of §ir Ifaac Shard and Mr. Fuller : ...
... frequently to as^j^laMK tb em for his Diverfion }as do all the Englifh of Di- jj^^f^^gjl ftin&ion, who are in great Number, both Whig and Tory, among whom we have two noted Dames, the La- dy Ferrers and the Lady Lechmere. The two Sons of the Princefs of Sobieski ...
... doubt But his Health it was drank, 'till his Claret was out. Derry down. VIII. To all Comets and Goers he ?? his Brimmers, To Whigs, Tories, Jacobites, Courtiers and Tiimmers, From the Red-hoods that fuft in Proceffion appear, Tothe White-hoods, like Cyphers ...
... for the County of Gloucefter, in Oppofition to Mr. Stephens, a Letter from thence is publifhed to Day, re : proaching the Whigs in that Country for their Indolency and Remillnefs in that Election, re- presenting, amongft other Things, that they to their ...
... 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 ...
... and prels of the People were ib very great, that fora were thrown down and (brely trampled on and feveral 101 l their Hats, Whigs CanJ- and ibme even their Shoes. Hut we nov hear the Church is in no Danger of tum- bling, and that it was only Part of a Jack- ...
... 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 ...
... Joy appear'd a monyft all true Sons of the cftablifh'd Church. An Epigram taken from the GrubflreetJournalM 'TO LB by Court Whigs, or Country Whip am Of mofl h leftions there are diff Vent Stories : Corrupt or clear we fse each Party made, As Grub-ftreet ...
... ejfential to the Church. Ibid and p. vii. As to what has been hint- ed, that I have borrowed fome Thoughts from the Independent Whig, and the Rights of the Christian Church - } 1 anfwer, that it is imj>ojfi'>le to write upon a Subject of this Nat tre, without ...
... 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 ...