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... the Tax on Receipts was a meafure which Lord North did not chufeto ventare. His Lordthip chaflifed us'with whips, but the whigs who now' fhare in the {poils of power (like the Minifiers of Relioboam) inflead of whips feourge us with fcorpions. ‘ The Sump ...
... emough to fhew that Guu: Britain is in earneft. ‘l'be merchandize now will be landed at Marble Head in the province of Salem, whi‘g is- putting Bofton about 17 ~miles from the with refpeé to foreign trade ; this 8@%1&11-«,» long as they perfitt in their ...
... Tifte or Smell Ry . B. When the Scur , o t t Touch, zhcd eeth f?ell of it, the WS 100 irregular, and theis. exture ipungy. Whig oceafions Si::})n&un to cr );cfitde {marting P in the Gums at firft ng, till that ?:t is entirely deflmyx and then Natire, by ...
... Devereux. five Feet nine Inches high, a firong lufty Man, had on a lightcolqured Jacket, blue Velvet Breeches, and wears a Whig, William Smith, five Feet eifln Inches high, a thin round. fhouldered Man, had on a light coloured Jacket, and wears a Whg. ...
... white palfrey, with” w, M -\or : *}. ‘;z‘ D) 4““' ‘—' .woSicif'm. uaLfig i Ki «‘ , and au i 3 St il bl . Wecaud Tplchdor. (o whig ceprpiony {.the . réind s e Palssn.of she Nobily, wod the’ whole, tows, . illuminated ; ...
... and inllead of balf a dizen ers petitioning for ome vacant feat, there zme:—avm /e%?f for every Pariflionr. o s A confifient Whig. LORD MANSFIELD. LORD, 'RING the courfe of this Winter we ave, under different fignatures, addrefled number of letters to your ...
... make it fure. O'er globes and fcepters, now onl thrones it (ifelis; Now trims the imidnight lampin college cclls. . *Tis Tory, Whig, i plots, prays, preaches, pleads, - —— gl Rtk 1t aids the dancer’s heels, the ! = —_— And heaps the f!ain with mountains of ...
... are, that a few days after the re‘:pt offthe rediu@ion of Charles-Town arrived at whern, the capital of the province, the Whigs were firuck with amazement, as they imagined the place was impregn ble ; that as foon as Lord Cornwallis moved towards Cape-Fear ...
... obviated known and a! mulberry tree two falls wer berry wa« as | ‘woanly vivd a the ocher, t! and voung pl fuppiies of lez chunate whig ...
... o .l v Ay Al o Si. QY W mo , 'i eenl to dilcover. lig aphed on t:(:‘fi',r 5 - -5 majlam’ {flbe.w;:' L .ayb,o.‘hmlh'al = whig] v {hé author” . . bl i K . A u Y o n“’ o Ay -‘“ s Gaze | .\ . v 2., - ( > on by ae #‘?\:* ‘9: ned\? % % Y able, B 0 ...
... county within ifelf, a%ducontyo‘Yotk.f had d:aysi'ui: ‘i fomething like o Ratc of wasrfare ; but upon this_quellion the old Whigs (the rempants qu‘gnm .tl_\o now llf:f:d in the city of ¥gik, had ,q'ie,n bapds with the Wblp,a the county, and concarred in ...
... Snare. - The King was fo furprifed, that he began to think it was the Effc&t of my fecret Management ip England, | . © % The Whigs undertook to prove, that the only Way ...