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... and dependencies amongll labjcCts were to entirely diffolvcd, as hitherto bufmets had through the hands the leaders ot tl'.e Whigs or Tories, manor talents to conciliate the pto» pic, and to engage their confidence ; now the « method was be altered, and ...
... and improved, with many neceflary additional article* relating to the vatioul m€t. and monuments of tbe church, , By PAUL WHIG* ?? V.carof Oakley &c ?? Pembroke.haU, frTOrfn^idfte} ar«^ /w , l7lo ?? r of ft ew , and complete Lift of C_nf£ piloted in ...
... which bred Blank, Genius, Slug, and Mr. Prentice's Trimmer, which was Full -Brother to Sbakefpear ; her Dam was the Flying Whig 1 She was g..t by the Woodflock Arabrnn, Sire of Spider, and Points his Grand-dam, St. Victor's Barb, Sire ofthe Bal J Galloway ...
... the fame time 15001. was ordered, by the court, for the relief of the poor who do not receive alms. \ 8. The meeting of the Whig Club oh Tacfday was highly refocdahle. In Lord FitzwUliam, Lord William Ruflcl took the chair, 1 and the day was the ntmott ...
... civility, bat at tbeiame paflritc in}an«io»r , xh&&u,'.iAmHPt thr. Xing:'hit awijleyl-Owv foHct* k different kchAi gock tMivriUbe Whig it-te alpMdy aadpi giuntas haw-guiatai-' CbriftniM.Wai. - i«, hat WttmWe « Knlghtt , It noW about .be farntihca Hollfad the ...
... Aips boob of accounri, with which (hey Ini jS and very feriov* fcan cotertainad fiav Iricge, other French privateers cnadeoC. Whig kriml.r' : uod. in '’Ms where even .the imcraal tranquility not yet per-, have Indy had the to cooe to Seheven-, the tonyc ...
... be fo violated as to leave other means of redrefs. I look with reverence almoft amounting to idolatry upon thole immortal Whigs who adopted and applied fuch do&rine during part of the reign of Charles the 111. and that James the lid. Should corruption ...
... i mine, 1,0r,1 Camden, Mr. N.li t.i .1 parliamentary reform, v.> it t; peon 1. are governed odi » c.'.'ii „n, a.-tween whigs and tin- ecuduCl. is ■ the iatv .!■, tngiatily ambiiion and '• -ty .1,1 1 , cei.f. i.g the peaer. united dil- to reformation ...
... to your Majeily's * Anns, thsn important to the Interefts of your Subjects, for ' the extending of their Trade, and the fee whig of the Bri- * tifh Colonies, fo eflcntial to the Wealth and Strength of the * Mother Country. * The great Reduction of the ...
... they fbould previonfly enter without payment, ejeft them a fhorter procefs than is at prefent law eftablifhed. The nbers the Whig Club, on Tuefday dined togcrhrt at the Crown and Anchor Tavern ; the Duke Norfolk in the chair. After rnim,her of the ordinary ...
... Couit of Chancery. 6. A patent is making -,ut for creating Lord Thur- low an Karl of Great Britain. 7. Mr. Foxdecla-ed at the Whig Club thit he did not agree with many of his friends, that the prefent time was proper for agitating the queftion of Reform ...
... this, and to be enabled to call forth the whole ?? of the countiy vvitli unanimity, the tory ftandard muft be lowered, and the whig fta'ndaid fet up. An oeconomy of men as well as money he recommended, and faid he was ?? of an ac- curate calculation, dem ...