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... Loxpon Evening PosT, Fan. 11, lis former Times the WHIGS had Terrors abou- Religion. What was it filled them with thofe | Terrors 2 The Approzch of a Menfler called Popevy Bot,is not Atbeifm end Immorality *ful.«s bad #We fee Empire:, Kingdoms, =nd States ...
... ° A Whig is, was, and ever will be, the Head ofa Party. You might as foon perfuade a Scotch Cove- nanter to revere Epifcopacy, a Dutchman to become Charitable, or a modern Saint to refrain from Lying, as a Whig from Faction : In a Word, a Whig is a pei ...
... and alfo a late in the fielding of are of the clear yearly Vale.: eartictairs may in mean Time be .):an, from Mr. Tinton, in Whig. ...
... Pra&ices the Whigs was once faid to have affumed all Whigs to Deifls which he anfwered No he only all Deifis were Whigs which Now therefore as fome Whigs have of late torefumed to boaft of their Party and under the equivocal Name of Whigs ...
... counts ofthe Maxims and Practices of the Whigs, was once faid to have affumed all Whigs to be Deijis _■ to which he anfwered, No, he only faid all Deifts were Whigs, which Nobody can deny. Now, therefore, as fbme Whigs have, of late, prefumed to boaft of their ...
... juft, and the old Pofition fo much wondered at by fome, who had not ftudied the Principles and Practices ofthe Whigs, viz. that a true Whig jn Politics was a Deift'm Religion, exemplified in Faft. AYe have leen thefe Defenders of Proteftantifm making ...
... Eriei.u ; the Whigs wi.l brand him a dilguifed Jacobite; for our Parts, were allowed t. ...
... infuring Houfesy Lands, Lives, yca, ¢v'ry Thing that’s dear ! Come, figh and groan I and thed a friendly Zear. Fanaticky Whigs, Republicans, and Placemen, With ev'ry Sort of — fahicnable bafe Men ! 2 akes, Turn coats ! Shavpers ! Infidels ! and Feaws ...
... 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 ...
... hate the worthlels wight f f , ' lo ft words are often falft ail, your paper with delight, ' C ot her day, at Waif all (aJ. Whig Hers, the plain truth Uld kee P us all from knowing; p U °uld ha' (acrific'd, forlboth, honeft Mr Owen. u lr > your Evening ...
... (mile deliver’d from Egyptian jt^ry! not rejoice at a Ranfom from Bondage, as Reftue from fuchfevereTaskmafters?—But though Whigs and Fanaticks the Mercy, ridicule the Favour, and are forty foch a Change ; yet the true Sons of the Ghufch will thankful, ...
... wav into their Holes, and the good old Caufe in the Lurch j and we hiv* glmttift cealcd to wonder Whigs hlufhtng , whiflb reflated the proceedings Whigs that cauffd it. Ana yet, the Friends of our Church, out JGng, and our Country, are Hill victorious ...