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... fecond Line ; and the third, to be compofed ofthe whole Cavalry. Thetong made all poffible Difpatch in duly ftrenthening the Whigs of his Army upon thefe Hills: . The Infantry at the Right pofleffed themfelves of their Poit and took all their Precautions ...
... Mr. Sanderfon, Doncafter ; blbi.l.=ey, Pantetri o , Af valuable part of their Conftitution, low that has called hisnfelf a Whig, got &link, j wit:Nicer, .-., ..--- Howln. Meffrs. Meggitt and Soo, W Mrilowling 1 •f , rime by it. . and bawled it an ...
... He his confrfl'-'d lie wai em- ployed by a Roman Catholic Nobleman, reli. dent in London, who is a member of tbt mo- dern Whig Club. Death if Palmer.— 'The nature cf our duty is public lepoiteie, of events, imputed upon ul lnfl week the moll painful ...
... preferred Jofcph from his poor twcnty.tw* pounds a-ycar, to four hundred pounds. But mark th* quick iranfitions of fortune ! The Whig intcreft .. ting the fupeiiority, (for janing interelts and fadli * will always be joined in free date) the Duke inond was ...
... as having pledged hittifillf a fi,an and intrepid Mier. tor of ihe Rights of his fellow fuhjetis, and of the Liberties of Whigs and Englifhmen. His Grace the Duke of Marlborough has granted Mr. Foote a licence to open a pis/hedge in the hay ma i ket. ...
... Collection from Abbots Leiph Court, late Property the Honourable Mr. Trenchard, Secretary to Queen Ann, and Author the Independent Whig j vjhlih upward; of hundred ORIGINAL PICTURES. MOSES MOTTERAM, HOTTER, AND VELVET HTHTI.NO CAP-MAKES,' Fiencli-Gate, Doncufler ...
... States ; advi fes caution in council, and energy in conduit; and takes a final farewell of his fellow citizens. Yefterday the Whig Club dined at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, G. Byng, Efq. in the chair.—The company were uncommonly numerous. Upwards of twenty ...
... virtuous Walhington, may Heaven grant Franco and to the United States many citizens who refcmble him.—lo. The Cunftitutional Whig ...
... pais an ait of pardon for their ferviccs. He that Switt had obierved in his writings, that if every Whig was not an Infidel, at leaft every Infidel was a Whig. He did not know whether this was true, but on the prefent occafion, he might fay, if every High ...
... willingly convert it to their own willies uf fediliim and revolr — We allude to the trjall which the leading gentlemen in the Whig Club have made the new cued of their fociety j fhe obvious meaning of which is, ie rj-vt to tbt pteplt that ?? So-Vlrtijrny ...
... fubjeds of converlation, branch into innuirafable forms and diftindions, till, amidft the bawllgs of patriots, courtiers, whigs, tories, loners ranters, they are loft amidft fleets, armies, triaft fafliions, plays, operas, and boxing matches. Jr. Haftings’s ...
... from AbUai Leigh Court, late the Property the Honourable Mi. Trciithard. Secretary Queen Ann, and Authur 01 the liidepcndenl Whig j slrn'MlJl wii.4 ufwo'Ji ./ hundred umlouhltJ ORIGINAL I-iCTURIsS. SALES BT AUCTION. /Uthi 1*1?, i* KifJttU, J'-Mt, ftirg ...