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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Plead at the Bar, 0- in the Senate-thine ; • Or Schemes of Politici, or Low ciefiga; This Hour a Villain, and the a Martyr ; A Whig and To y; Chriflian, Tiirk 4nd 'Tartar. At my Command, the Scenes of Nature gay, Their Sunfhine, Verdure, Bloffoms, Flowers ...
... fix’d I appear Now grafp the 'Truncheon the Sceptre at the Bar or in the fhine Or Schemes Politics or Love is a Villain the a Whig ChrijUan Tartar At the Nature Their Sunfhine Bloffbms Flowers Revers’d my Orders Nature’s overcaft ies blacken Thunders Light’nings ...
... : 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 ...
... Religion true: No Fair forgets the Ruin he has done; No chill laments the Ty-An: of his SJ 4 No Tinpitifl, thmkiog whit ; No Whig comperiow, for he /A ; The Ream regret not, for he no t t na o o The Honfli mourn not, kno%illg A The Mafia, Smith, from I ...
... No Fair forgets the Ruin he has done ; No Child laments the Tyrant of his Sm ; No Tort pities , thinking what lie -was ; No Whig companions, for he left the Cauf. ; The Brave regret not, for he txtti vot brave ; The Hone/1 mourn not, knowing him a Knave ...
... : No Fair forgets the Ruin Tic has done; No Child laments the Tyr ...
... no King to no Religion true Fair forgets the Ruin he No Child laments the tyrant of his No Tory pities thinking what he No Whig compaffifcns for he left the Caufe The regret not for he not brave The Honeft mourn not knowing him a Knave took were deftined ...
... King to no Religion true: No Fair forgets the Ruin he has done Child laments the ‘Tyrant of his Son No Tory pities thinking he Whig for he left the Caufe The Brave regret not for he not brave The mourn knowing him a Knave A Bill is order’d into Parliament ...
... with cf tiie clifaikh Slp, Co flat now her ire in dial I ' l'A' , the Whig, Ships toalp!‘atly tiettkl, iv t . I .hablcd, bctidcs Extr4fl cfi Lener f.-om Lire, 72. Yeficrday, about Lk t‘i ii-IlCllutll, is Smuggler?, !tent to Guallturll, all arni'd w ...
... I other Interefi now fubfijis, I will be againfl it. lba`velilli now to lee two Pair qf Interells fairly worn out; the that Whig and Tory, for -which you knou fg' .1 1 jlituted that of Court and Country ; but Gentlemen 4t bard, that even this Dillinaion ...