... L O D N O N, June ix. . Tht Parliament of Pans, faid a certain great Mm, have Whig in the End will be Viclors by disclaiming Victory. On Monday laft the Court was very Brilliant at Kenfington, the French Enibaflador was preceded thither bf four Running ...

... Divine Inftitutlon, than if they had every one wrote a moft learned Book in Affirmation of it J For the Matter is not now about Whig and Tory, about three or feven Years Parliaments, whether alf your Property lhall be excis'd, the old Star Cham- ber, or any ...

... Divine Inftitution, than it they had every one wrote a moft learncd Book in Affirmation of it ? For the Matters is not now about Whig and Tory, about three or feven Years Parliaments, whether all your Property fhall be excifed, the O/d Star Chamber, or any ...

... proper to mitigate them. Indeed the Infidel Intereft, which, it is to be fear'd, is as ftrong as that of both the Chriftian Whigs and Tories, has been often making Application for the Repeal of this Statute; but the Government was too wife and pious to ...

... proper to mitigate them. Indeed the Infidel Intereft, which, it is to be fear'd, is as ftrong as that of both the Chriftian Whigs and Tories, has been often making Application for the Repeal of this Statute ; but the Government •was too wife and pious to ...

... thoughe proper to mitigate them. Indeed the lnfidcl%mcrc({, which, it is to be feared,isas ftrong as thar of bath the Chriftian Whigs and Tories, has been ofien making Ap. plication for the Repeal of this S:ature ; bur the Government was too wife and pious ...

... received, and has work’d Jo very falutary, that former Parties Teem ar prefent totally iuhfided, and the Denominations of Whigs, Tories , Churchmen, jDiJJ enters, with the other Appel- 1 lathes , are now entirely loft under rhe two more irn • ! portanr ...

... Time) SOME T-.ovohts on tie i .afenabknefs of a Gene- lal ? tural Nation; ?? to thofeof ail Denomi- nation:, who a& upon Whig principles. Printed for 11. Shute Cox, at the Prince's Arms in Patcrnoi.cr Row. Where may be bad, Prict Haifa Guined, An A ...

... The court and country united; or, Fropofals for a free and impartial election. 6 Said-win. The balance; or, The merits of Whig and Tory exactly weighed, and fairly Addr«fled to all honed Britons concerned in the election of members of parliament. Payne ...

... true In- terefts of his Country, or at ieaft does not purfue them, is cr.lled a State-man. Are not the true Principles ofa Whig to refill arbitra- ry Power, and to ftand up in Defence ofthe Rights and L : erties of the People ? And yet, he' that does ...

... Piinciples of a Whig to ie'. . arbitrary Power, and io ftand up in Defence of the Rights a: i Lib: rtios of the People ? And yet, he that does lo ia c.ilied a l.eobif;; while he, that pays ?? Obedience to the lower of a Minifter, is called a Whig. Is it not ...

... once on a Time a true Whig he was hard on, Pray, did not he beg the good Gentleman's Pardon ? Why then mould ye fneer, fhakeyour Noddles, and fay, *Tii plain by his Workings he came from the Dray ? ' Derry-down. He leaves to the Whigs Swords and Piftols ...