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... ?? Tickets regiftered at Sixpence each. Schemes of the Lottery given gratis. N. B. Juft arrived a great Number of SHARES, whi-g are now felling as follows, viz. Half a Ticket for ios. 6i, and a Quarter, ss. 3d. The under-mentioned Tjiscovkse is earneftly ...
... the Side of Government, were thofe that were ab- fent ; and notwithftanding the former prudent Refolution of the Houfe, the Whig Party though, this the propereft Time, and molt likely to fuc- ceed, to have the Proceedings of the Congrefs adopted : Accordingly ...
... faid, was as follows : *• In 1707, the Candidates for that Town were Mr. Herbert, a Whig» and Sir Edward Winnington, _ Tory ; when the Petition was heard in 1710, the Whigs was ftrongeft, and therefore declared in Favour »f Herbert, under the old Charter ...
... laft fettled on a regular Han by AiTociation, which you will find in the inclosed Newfpapers, which is figned univerfaliy by Whigs, Tories, Jas. Rivington, and ah. ** The general Committee of one Hundred have ftopt all Supplies to Bofton, Newfoundland, and ...
... -feme State. ' - . . Extraa of a tetter frojn PHl^ADfiL^xA, Mby \6. «« The Tories in New-York are either convert- ed into Whigs, or have defer ted their Colours. R S their Printer, has figned an Afibciation for arming the City and Province, and has thrown ...
... of Georgia are about to do the fame ; a Letter from thence Yefterday mentions their having had ano- ther Meeting, when the Whig Party went armed with a full Determination to drive the Tories who would not join the Reft of the Continent out of the Province ...
... Queen Caroline was dead, and how much at a Lofs he was to recommend a proper Perfbn, who might be aufpicious to their (the Whigs) Party, to fill up the Vacancy. The Bifhop of Chicefter ftrongly recommended Madox, faying, He has the Knack to pleafe my ...
... fb violated as to leave no other Means of Re- drefs. I look with Reverence almoft amounting to Idolatry on thofe immortal Whigs who adopted and applied fuch' Doctrine during Part of the Reign of Charles the Ift. and in that of James the lid. Should Corruption ...
... fbme very ferious Obfervations on the Conduft of the Miniftry, and took Oc- cafion to mention theold political Diftinftions of Whig and Tory, defcribing the prefent Members of A ■ n as Enemies to Freedom and rank Tories. As foon as he concluded, Lord North ...
... Father, Envy its Mother, and the hateful Child is a Lye. He will only -mention, that though the Gentleman intended is a found Whig, and a true Friend of Liberty, yet he has too much Religion to difturb the Peace of Mankind, and, of Confequence, too much ...
... Coventry C 'rofs the Day -after the Thankfgiving for the Victory obtained over the Rebels atthe Battle of Cutloden. OH! you Whigs, are thefe your Pranks, To murder Men and then give Thanks ? Leave off your Pranks, and go no further, For .God accepts no ...
... Love preferable to Ambition— Parliamentary Hiftory, on an im- proved Plan — Political Charafter of Lord John Cavendifh — The Whigs and Toriesjcompared — A Letter of Montsfquieu's on the Education of Princes — Obfervations on the late David Hume — Journal ...