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... Letter informs me of your Intention to be a Can- - dfd-ate for the enfuing Parliament, deirring fnyTnterelt, its ' your Brother Whig, in your Behalf I do declare myfclf, Sir, Principles, wnich were always rather for decreafing the Power 'of the CroWf^'as ...
... ftruck their Orators dumb* and at le*jjgth argues them out of all their Liberties. Tho' Addifon ypu're faid i*htve dy'd a Whig, Now you'd be deem'd a Jacobitijh Prig. Had you but liv'd, you'd had no need to roam To Greece, but found Examples nearer Home ...
... jtiftly faid fome time ago, All he could learn from a long Converfation with Politicks, was, that the Tories were become Whigs, and the Whigs Tories. ...
... To the E of ?? Occafion'd by a late Pamphlet, intitled, Faftion Dctefted, YOUR Sheets I've perus'd, Where the Whigs you've abus'd,^ And on Tories have falfely reAe-tcd; But, my Lord, I'm afraid, From all that's there faid, *Tis you, and not they, that's ...
... t B. VV Becaufe they a i it, are working on our Chains. However loud they cry for Bkita in'j Glory, Low-Church or High, the Whig as well as Tory, When fix'd, e'er long we catch them at the Forge, And all the Hopes we have, are Hopes in ?? A. Sure you miftake} ...
... Frost Wyi'i and fiber LETTERS, Jan. jo Private Letters J ran* Hamburgh allure, that the Garrifon of -I Ik Citadel bf .G lat a» whig in fuch Want ot Provifions, that they were oblig'd tft-fwrender to the -Auftrians Jfiiiou- ers of Mmtiii i . Letters from Munich ...
... A RECEIPT to make a M 1 Courtier; Take a Man that's nor Whig, nor a Tory at Heart, But who to feem both at fct Times has the A^'t ; With a molt fupple Confcience, and a moft venal Spirit, With a large Share oi Impudence, not the leaft Merit * Who by what ...
... Gibber. Thpu'rt a Fibber, For the War is yet alive; Som* may write ill, Others fight ill • But the War will ftill fiervi-pe ; t Whig and Tory, England's Glory, Both unite to carry't on, Xemirit Con too, On the Plain too, Wliich was left by honeft 'John. RECITA ...
... anfwer'd them, he was. as well af- fected to the Chevalier as they were ; but they replied to Mm, You pc Jacobite, your Money pi Whig, and fo robbed him of a confiderable Sum. It is remarkable, that the Reftoraiion pf Liberty to this City luppen'd on the 11111 ...
... : No Fair forgets the Ruin Tic has done; No Child laments the Tyr ...
... againft France, and neglecting our Mar i n i •, in the Reign of 0_; Annk. 3. Toiy Lords (bred and born) became Whigs in 1701. 4. Why Toiies and Whigs (turn about) were for inviting over the Eleftoial Prince. 5. The Tranfaftions of Pailiament. .. The Advances ...
... againft France, and neglecting on M \k i n c, in the Reign of Q. Ann 1. 3. Tory Loids (bied and bom) became Whigs in 1701, 4. Why Tories and Whigs (turn about) were Jor inviting over the Ele__oi-al Prince, I. The Ttiinlac.ioas of Parliament, _. The Advances ...