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... a gain A France, and neglecting our Marine, in the Reign Queen Anne. 3. Tory Lords (bred and born) became Whig! in 1701. 4. Why Tories and Whigs (turn about) were for inviting over the Ele&oral Prince. 5. The Tranfattions of Parliament. The Advances made ...
... icis AN UNDATE WHIG. Many are the Marks by which he Known. A Patriot Whig is keen, warm, zealous, and deter all Points, becaufe he knows them to {Htutionalse---An unpatriotea Whig {till admits ali you true, when you {peak of old Whig ing Armies, Septennial ...
... againft France, and negleAing our Marine, in the Reign of Queen Annt. 3. Tory Lords (bred and born) became Whigs in 1701. 4. Why Tories and Whigs (turn about) were for inviting over the. hle&oral Prince. 5. The Tranfattionsof Parliament. 6. The Advances ...
... dbhorrer (of Petitions) which gave Place Tory and Whig, whicM have continued to divide and us even this Da v. the li'higs wee thofe who had promoted the Bill in the Life of Charles the id, they were Whig? who h the Monmouth in England, .nd the Earl of A\iyle ...
... Country, that the faid Admiral j Birth Day waslikcwifc obferved, by as great Rejoicings, among People of all Rank.,' a. ever whig known on any Occahon : In ihort, to give the many Particulars we receive, would take up tooniuch Room-ia this Paper. • ...
... of carrying on a Land War France, and neglecting our in the Queen Anne. 3. Tory Lords (bred and born) became Whigs in 1701. Why Tories and Whigs (turn about) were lor iuvitirg over the Elitioral Prii.ce. 1 j 5. The TranfaCtions of Parliament. 6. The Advances ...
... Pofiure of Defence. (Flanders) July 24. According to Advices from Frtnch Flanders, there not the leajl Likelihood that France ts whig any Difpojirion encamp that Side. We lea n otdy from Dow ay, that they are preparing there a confiderable train cf Artillery ...
... in Boots. His Highnefs had not Time to go into Edin- burgh all that Day ; and he could fcarce be prevailed on to allow the Whig Ladies Admittance for one Hour • but at laft he agreed to receive them at Seven in the Evening, and none to ftay after Eight ...
... A I R, Qibber, Thou'rt a Fibber, the War U yet alive; Some may write ill, Others fight ill; But the War will Hill furvivt. Whig and Tory* England't Glory, Both unite to carry't on, Nemine Con too, On the Plan too Which was lef: by btneft Johrt. RECITATIVO ...
... : No Fair forgets the Ruin he has done : No Child laments the Tyrant ofhis Son; No' Tory pities, thinking what he was ; No Whig companions, for he left the Caufe ; The Brave regret not, for he was not brave ; The Honejl mourn not, knowing him a Knave ...
... Fortune reconciled to Merit. By the Author of Pamela's Conduft: in high Life. Price 2s. 6d. 111. The 4th Vol. ofthe Independent Whig. p r j ce ' - . IV. AnEflay towards attaining a true Idea of the Cha- rafter and Reign of King Charles I. Pr. 2s. ftitch'd ...
... Tid-Goat nsar Wisbtach, Cambridgtflnre. ________ Price of GOODS Bear-Key. Per Quarter, Abroad in Sacks. Wheat Red 27 s. Ditto Whig *7s. azS s. ■ s. a j. 6d. Barley ■13 149. 6d. Oats ——- 'i —ii 1. Price of Stocks Bank Sock was 3 Bths. 1 B'h. 1 qri India 177 ...