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... fome very ferions obfervations on the conduft ofthe Miniftry, and took occafion to mention the old political diftinftions of Whig and Tory, def- cribing the prefent Members of Adminiftration as Enemies to Freedom, and Rank Tories. He alfo hinted that the ...
... backs by the loldiers wives, after the great plunderers had done; and in this general ravage, no difcrimination was made of Whig or Tory. It is conjectured by fomc, that Howe intends to pufh into the Jerfeys; but I rather think he is only preparing to ...
... lnftant, betwixt .the Hours Four and Six in the Afternoon, fubjecl to Condition* as will then and there produced, The folio whig WOODS, Handing and growing in the Townftiip of Artnington, vrz. It' Part tltf Woodi, for Sale, and known by the 6REAT WOOD ...
... Love preferable to Ambition. Parliamentary Hiftory, on an improved Plan.—Political Character of Lord John Cavendirti.—The Whigs anil Tories compared.—A Letter of Monfefquieu's on the Education of Princes. —Obfervations on the late David Hume.—Journal ...
... to prove Love preferable Ambition.— Parliamentary i-liftory, an improved Plan.*—Political CharaJUr Lord John Cavendifh.—The Whigs and Tories compared.'—A Letter Montefquieu's the Education of Princes. —Ooiervations on the late David Hume.—Journal a modern ...
... For the LEEDS INTELLIGENCER. The AUTHOR'S ACCOUNT of HIMSELF. IM nor high-chuitti, nor low-church, nor tory, nor whig} Nor flutt'ring young coxcomb, nor formal old prig: Not conftantly talking, nor fooliflily mute, Not proud of my talents, nor prone to ...
... Love preferable to Ambition. Parliamentary Hiftory, on an improved Plan,—Political Character of Lord Ji/hn Cavendifti.—The Whigs and Tories compired.—A Letter of Montefcjuieu'i on the Education of Princes. —Obfervations the late David Hume.—Journal a modern ...
... the Laws of England. In this Loyal band of fufFerers, we are not at all furprized to find Ifaac Hunt. In>thc malignant eye a whig, his political fins are deep as Scarlet; for he early diftinguifhed himfelf a fteady friend to the King, and a faithful member ...
... vvoman harlot for being married. the late reign the French partisans were called Tories Why the friends France Ihould called Whigs now palt undemanding, unlefs the da/and hour of this regeneration or convcrfion the French Court could be announced. The id ...
... aloud for public good. By which they meant their nwi. The guileful Whig, in thefe our days. Turns patriot too for pelf ; And trims, and talks ofpublic good, But labours for himfelf. Then Whig and Tory Patriot fcorn, For Partifans are Thieve*, And live like ...
... things happen f the Roman Catholicks of England have obtained a Repeal of the Penal Sta- ges aeainft Popery, at the inflance ofa Whig Minori- ty, while the Fanatics of North America, after ab- folvifig thetnfclves from their Oaths, apply to the Court of France ...
... Sufquehannali, to licit place Col. B.itlcr had dr.ve the cattle and •.'icr .lores from Wyoming. That this manoeuvre ad thrown the Whigs in that country into the great- eil ?? and defpair. By a gentleman from the northward we are inform- I, that abnut eleven days ...