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... 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. ...
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Reader of fenllbility and imagination. Our Author finumg himfclf ci cun’bercd this unnlcaiing aik, exclaims, p ..
... Eriei.u ; the Whigs wi.l brand him a dilguifed Jacobite; for our Parts, were allowed t. ...
Sunday Morning's Post
... 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 ...
To the A U T H R, &e. \ On the TWENTY-NINTH of MAY. SIR, Derby May LET this Day
... (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, ...
To the Author of the Condon Evening Post, Oi the never enough to lamented Demise of K■■ H ■ IX
... injuring u Houles , lu'nds , Lives, yea, ev’ry Thing that’s dear! Come, fgh and groan! and fhed friendly Tear. Fanaticks , Whigs , Republicans , and Placemen , With ev’ry Sort of fajhionatly bafe Menf Rakes! Turn-coats! Sharpers! Infidels! aad Thar, in ...
the A H R &c, SIR, 1 . j J Oxfordjhire May 1 1 5 4- A MONO the Ways
... the A H R &c, SIR, 1 . j J Oxfordjhire May 1 1 5 4- A MONO the Ways ipd Mean} uf(d by the Whigs , accoinplilh thj favourite Pnjedl making } their Countrymen jrcc and fettling them fafe and fure in the 'gloriousMnd immortal Liberty of Son- there is one'vvhid ...
From the London Evening Post. . Stall /, the Terror of this firful Toocn, Care if a very d lu>rJ
... Chnlltaniiy pu;i into hiaHands; therefore the Brethren of the Circumcifion, and thofe of the Separation, Jews and Di (Tenters, Whigs and Infidels, the Candid and. the Moderate, are all League againft Kim, crying our, with Voice, Array with fucb a Fellow from ...
JilccflJhtM. fhcrt the Wi/rji, the Gflatfj cf A'fen, this political ‘Peal of Thunder, awaken an indolent ..
... 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 ...
Friday Morning’s Post
... (every body knows 1 Mean the Whigs') jmd, deep their Gunning* but not lo their Wtfthjtn; their is ftanry Meafure, with Corruption bur Wifdoni can never be without GoodneU; And therefore, with former , and of the latter, »e Whigs have length aimed done their ...
To the A U T H K, &e. Such are our Crimes , tee can no higher go Vice is
... him, turn tQ*fqmnt fatirically at the«Condu6t of an earthly ng, or,any of his Servants. This is the Liberty, PeopleMwldch Whigs and Slaves are breathing >rth If in the Sound a Trumpet; this Happincfs difln guilhes us from afi other People; this, foy,||(s ...
This Day were end given Gratis, Proposals tor Printing Weekly Numbers, And Subfcriptions taken in by Harrop^ , ..
... lyi th d by all other Booklellets and Newt-Caulajt Great* Britain and Ireland. , LIQUID BLUE, In Pint and Imallcr Bottles, WHIG H has been experienced in different Fart* of England and Stttland, to ai.fwet «1 the Putpufca of and Bleaching Linens, Muffins ...
LON DON EVEN IN G-POSTI SIR, April i|*. HOUGH the Freethinkers pretend to Wifdom, yet Folly is their Name, ..
... Catife they have loig iulifled under this Hiaaifui Bauner theyjhave long fought, long contended forj Vi£lory. Can*a flapneb Whig Chnllian? Are pot Whtggifm anity ir.confilh r,»—incomj' The Conjrafl is fo wide, the finest, that thry jcin never meet, never ...