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... aheruied the aifitftsoßs Three Millions of Whins, foe American is a Whig; peioeiplei which, pnrfucd much farther, may mako the Crown tetter the prefont family. lie eaNod upon all the Whigs in erery part of the empire (o' anise againft the reigning principles ...
... ofthe Maxims and Praftices of the Whigs, was once f aid to have affirmed all Whigs to be Deifis ; to which he anfwered, No, he only fuid all Deifis were Whigs, which No body can de- ny. Now, tiiercfore, as fome Whigs have, of late, pre- fumed to boafi ...
... vacant land to cultivate. Elections. — Mr. Bird has declared himfelf a candidate for Coventry. A ftrong canvas, in favour of Whig principles, has juft been begun in Berkfhire. An oppofition is expected to Mr. Mainwaring, in Middlefex ; ana in Kent, to Mr ...
... aflbeiating ; but he was attached to it from (catching into their Principles, and finding them ftriftly conlonant to thofe Whig Principles which had been treated a Subjcft of Ridicule by others. He was proud to acknowledge their Support, and happy in ...
... who kept himfelf only on the Brink of raifing a Regiment at his own Expence. ? And truly that noble Lord is commended by the Whigs for his pru- dential Conduct ; not to pay Fellows for doing no- thing,?nor take them into Service till really wanted. Thus ...
... every one who reads him : In his farcaftic Way he fays, though he would not fay that every Whig was an Infidel, yet he would fay that every Infidel was a Whig. But he (Mr. Fox) with greater Truth could fay, though every High Churchman was not a Jacobite ...
... Abbots Leigh Court, bte the Property of the Honourable’ Mr. Trenchard, Secretary to Queen Anne, and Author ot the Independent Whig ;'amongft whitfi are upwards One Hundred undoubted original Pictures. * ...
... abolilhed by Act of Parlia- ment but once ; becatife it came properly within the Prerogative of the Crown. At the Revolution the Whigs found many Eftablilhments which they did not think proper to abolifli. The WJiigs did not new model the Conftitution ; but ...
... Admirals Dfe Winter and Reititjies, and the Lords Comuiiflioners of the Admiralty. The firft meeting, forthe feafon, of the Whig Club of England was held yefleiday, George Byng, Efq; in the chair. A number of candi- dates were ballotted for, of whom the ...
... whole Continent quite tired of their Independence. State of Conncdicut has petitioned taken under the Great Britain. 1 Spirit Whig and Tory prevails to the Northward mote than ever. The Boftonians are attempting drive away every Britilh VcflH from their ...
... compact lhall fo violated to leave no other means of redrefs. look with reverence amounting to idolatry, upon thole immortal Whigs who adopted and applied fuch doflt ines during part the reign of 1. am! in that of James 11. Should corruption pervade the ...
... formed of the amount of the Contributions that were to be raifed under the Income A-fL— AHjnumrd. Yeflerday the members ot the Whig Club Jined together, when the Hon. C. Tufton, and about a dozen more gentlemen were ele&ed. The ufual good cheer and conviviality ...