... At Enterkine-hill, fome Whigs hid in Bullies, fhot two of a Party of Dundee's Horfe as they palled that Way. At Swine-Abbey, in-Linlirhgow-flfre, James Carmi- chael, Laird of Little-Blackburn, with a Party of about •yo Whigs, murdered Captain Duncan ...

... Letter i forms rae of your Intentions to be a Candidate for the enfuing Parliament de- firing my Intereft, as your Brother Whig, in your Behalf: Ido declare myfclf, Sir, of thofe Prin- ciples, which were always rather for decreafine than increasing the ...

... ever being qu.ttioncd for the Murders, becaufe he was a holy Brother. At Bella-pith n_ar Cumlock, in the Shire of A'r, the Whigs took one Houflon a Prifoner, from a fmail Party of Horie, commanded by Mr. James Alii ck and killed three of his Party. And ...

... and Property; no Pretenders ?? or Miniftry ; the fhorteft: Way with the War by a fafe and honourable Peace, with many other Whig Healths. Never was greater Joy eyr> r eft in behaif of our long-eft eem'd and well-approved Reprefentative, which was teftsfied ...

... Reins*. B. Becaufe they all arc working on bar Chains. However land their -Cry for Britain's Glory, Low Church or High, the Whig as wdl as Tory, When hx'd, e'er long we catch them at the iorge y And all the Hopes we have, are Hopes in G * . A. Sure yon ...

... up vvith tive Allies, f.ll immediate- ly on the Center where ?? were, and cut thorough t.Vem, ai.d .fur that Hanked the Left Whig, vvhich is SY ato have retired under the Cannon of Macttricht; but tna: there was no Account what had been the Pate or the ...

... probable that it was the whole Ar- my that had palled to the Right ofthe Elbe. Their Camp extends a Mile in length, the Left Whig lb-etching to- wards Lochanitz, having the Village of Nediei. itie in their Front, that of Chlum in their Rear, and tneir R ...

... Bt*__fcYte. The Option is obvious, and the Choice muft: be foon made, or it will foon make itfelf. It is no Party Confideration -, Whig and Tory, Courtier and Countryman, are equally intercfted (if they will but know their Intereft) in averting thofe Dangers ...

... impoverish d People deferves no Regard, yet Self-Intereft fhould prompt a ?? good Husbandry. Thegreat Patrons of Liberty, the Whig Writers, re- prefent the Reign of King Charles 11. zs a very Luxurious sad Expenfive One ; not, I ?? Accountof the great Sums ...

... 'tis ciear: His Enemy Pym dy'd a Patriot indeed; He ?? down the Earl, bnt liv'd not io fucceed. Tony Cooper, by Turns, ?? and Whig: (John Dryden has lafh'd him with Phoebus' \wn Caarles, James, William, Anne, all faw the fame Which all Patriots ?? when they ...

... Regiment in ; Ghent, th t late Ponfonby's in Bruges, and Colonel Li- Ipnier's at OitenL -The aoth, two Detachments of . the Right Whig, each compofed of 300 Fo. t, 100 Horfe , ?? i 30 Hull rs, under Lt. Colonel Powell, tiie other ! ■Drier Colonel Lord Robert ...

... As the Diftinctions of Parties are generally ridiculous enough, thofe in Sweden Jiave Names not more fi^niii- cant than our Whig and Tory. We need not there- fore enquire after the Etymology of the Hats and the Caps, but may be content with knowing, that ...