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... 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 ...
... Roden, a little thin Man, about v or zz Years of Age, s a Pewterer, wears a light Natural Whig. Herbert Hams, a very pale Man, about 25 Years of Age, wears a brown Whig, about fjve Foot feven Inches high, a Barber by Trade. & . Humphry Walker, a lufty Man ...
... ■ )aurne > r ' S ™'%> ««■ impartial • fomus and the Condu&of the prefent Mi'iC E„ P T , ?? * L ° c ' 0 i and ° The OH Whig _-0, ■ T_& h oraasFra k 2' M - 1 ) - '''« '«■ Principles of Civ? and RefeL^S' V? f N ° L > '» w *• fceince mamtain'd ...
... Shire far the County of Glouce cr > in oppofition to Mr.Stephens, a Letter from ftance is publiihed to D y, reproaching the Whigs !n that Country for their Indolence and Remif- ttfift in that Ele-Sion \ rep-relenting amongft other Things, That they to their ...
... 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 ...
... Oppofition. ?? on their riding round the Town, the Populace met them with Oaken Boughs in their Hats, hallowing, No Excife! No Whigs ! and, No that's not to-be nam'd w-ithout a Charge too great, ...
... 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 ...
... of the Scots Peers ; Praftices of a certain Party ; The prefent M ty aft by Precedent ; Boroughs defended ; Advice to the Whigs; CrmweA good Regulations. IV. Poetry, tk, A Rhapfody, ftom' jhmlind: A Vs?^? JK ; , ?Plftle t0 Wt7 Brmhy> Ef(U* °» the W«wfi ...
... London Briftol chufing the Scots Peers Practices of a certain Pedigree Yorklhiremen and a Jacobite Boroughs defended Advice the Whigs Regulations IV Poetry viz Rhapfody from : to Epiftle to Henry Bromley Efq- of Orange Riddle The Iaft anfwer’d On Mifs Eg— On ...