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... 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. • ...
... 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 ...
... : 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 ...
... Religion, he is moderate to all who differ from him.- He knows no Diftinttion of Party, but extends his good Offices alike to Whig and Tory; a Friend to Virtue under any Denomi- nation ; an Enemy to Vice under any Colours. His Health and old Age, are the ...
... || A Year the' Fox fliews a Grimace, A Year he's diftanc'd in the Race: A Year that Charity's extended, ■ ~z ||§ A Year that Whig and Tory's blended, C Amazing Year, that were defended. y * Declaration of War. J A Spaniard is kneeling to B nia, holding ...
... which are prefixed, Political Difcourfes upon That Author. The Second Edition. In Four. Volumes, Bvo. .! 11. The Independent Whig: Or a Defence of Primitive Chriflianity, and of our Ecciefiaftical Eftablifllment, againß the exorbitant Claims and Encroachments ...
... confider ing the Severity ofthe Weather. The Duke honour' d cur Ladies witb a Ball was ex* and f laid till Two in the Morning The Whigs here both love and admire bim, and with good Reafoii. — We make no Doubt of the Duke's Succefs againft the Rebels, and all ...
... ftom the Hague, ttarac&rdi Jtf id* nfivatV Advices from fisfyti .cQ^fidei*.. aily. iv ijlle -late flifgc.ee near. Paflau, whig induced -his! 'Ij_.p_r.it hf_jef.y*_fii Cant_.. hir v Atty ' iV x ap|^tior. of from francforr. ■'•«*• -V i * Monday laft ...
... Extrafis from the beft Papers ; the Conduft and. For- tunes of the late Emperor and his Father : Defcription of an unpatriotcd Whig : Maritime ccconomy neglefied : Some Sea Commanders cenfured. IV. A Cure for the cholera morbus'. V. Letters on the Virtues ...
... To which- are prefixed, Political Difcoutfes upon That Author. The Second Edition. In Four Volumes, $vo. 11. The Independent Whig: Ot a Defence of Primitive Chriflianity, and. of our Ecclefiafttcal Eftablifhment 'again^' S fi r__ x I r , nt Claims and Encro ...
... underftood, it is enough. I have ob'ferved with great fatisfa&ion, that for fome Years paft the Mob is no longer Tory, but Whig ; and being thoroughly perfuaded that it is our Intereft fo to be, and to oppofe all the Jacobite Crew, I think it my Duty ...