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... 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 ...
... high, thin-bodied, • pitted with the Small Pox,tt Mole over his right Eye, bends a little in his left Knee had on a brown Whig, a Mourning grey Coat bhck Wailtcoat and Breeches, or a light Futlian kieck and a Pair of Leather Breeches : If he will ietura ...
... pretty Cbriftian Confeffion of Faith it is, to hear a Curatt cry, G— -d d — n me, lam of the Church of Eng- land, and all the Whigs are Sons of Whores, Jews, and Friends of the Circumcifion ; — his Church is a Drinking Par- lour, — his Prayers, Nofe, — his ...
... People of Great-Britain) or some latent Design against the the Nation. I have long remark*d, that those who call themselves Whigs (for they are only nominally such, acting entirely upon old Tory Principles) generally (as they phras*d it in the printed Paper ...
... fuificient to fatisfy the Wor.'J that I am miftaken. 1 cm a Friend to Truth, and the Old Intereft. % The Defcription of a WHIG. A True Whig is a De'il.— He owns a God, but re- jefts Revelation. — He is a true Member of no Church, but outwardly complies with ...
... i my Landlord, you are in the right, for thofe very Rcafons it is put olf till Monday ; that News, writer i? tsfatvcy Whig, and I would that Arbitra- rv Power were again reftor'd, that we might puniih him for Icandaliving Honourable Gentlemen in ...
... ifafi.es to fee abo/ijhed : I have thought it ncceffary, in this publick Manner, to decla-re, Thci-t, I prifels tnyfelf neither Whig >«/• Tory, but a hearty Wellwifher to my King and Country , and will never facrifice their tme Ir.tcre.fi to any Fadlion. An-i ...
... felf-love Trade between Ireland and the fouth parts 160 Trealbn confidered 312 Tucker's letter on naturalization conlidered 583 Whig and Tory weighed 472 Plays and Poetry. the Great, a tragedy 160 Arnold's Eflex harmony Baretti on Italian poetry 207 Britannia's ...