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... parties. Or fhoufd tour' topic:of lighten mg_the chains (la America, 'recommended btnio 9 learned deman will pcrli-ij.s not whig;' for that wh'gs were ever of â¢' But I fpedec gt'iardecly when.- tivtt collateral and adventitious for, the naked matter ...
... their country nor he their word the motives of their dctighs, to judge their defigns by the event. This the principle of a Whig,- this the doctrine of liberty; and 'tis Artch knavery to deny this dotfrine, as it is folly to ridicule it. Some will tell ...
... have often feen honeft Tories foollfhly defending knavifh Tories, and untainted Whigs protecting corrupt Whigs, even in inftances where they acted the principles of all Whigs; and by that means depreciated Whiggifm gave the ftupid herd occafion to believe ...
... figh'd, and Tears my Cheek When Abercromby died. . To Conway tune the founding Lyre, Revere the genuine Patriotis Fare, (Such Whigs; are, put Date 0, ;, ' loves his Country—loves her s j For her alone the Sword he draws, The Soldiei of the State. Germans ...
... 1 »»■«» ——— CIVIL WAR IS DISEASE; BUT TYRANNY IS THE DEATH OF FREE STATE. Algernon Sidney. An unconnected Whig's Addrefs the Public, the prefent Civil War, in our next. ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding' 15 lines, are inferted in this Paper 6d. each, and ...
... For the NORFOLK CHRONICLE. S FROM Unconnected Whig's Address the Pub tic upon the PRESENT CIVIL WAR, THE fjiuationof the affairs of this once great and eloiiPus naticn is fo peculiar, critical, and truly alarming, that if be not a talk duty,,it cannot ...
... EXTRACT FROM An Uhconnefted Whig's Address to the Public upon the PRESENT CIVIL WAR. • [Continued from our YOU will readily perceive, that ever your af rairs required a great ftatefman, it was immediately after the laft peace. The ableft mioifters which ...
... EXTRACT FROM Unconnected Whig s Address to. the Pfcßtic upon tin PRESENT CIVIL WAR. [Continued from oar hfi.] THE miniftry, who fuccetfded Lord Rockingham's, renewed the pojeel of raifing a revenue America, laid on the hew duties. The act for this purpofc ...
... EXTRACT FROM. Jin Unconnected Whig's Address tin upon the PRESENT CIVIL WAR. \Conduied from our lafi.'} SUPPOSE, my Countrymen, upon the death of his c Majefty, it had happened that the deyndtnt Stuart family had aflumed the reins of He would not have ...
... defence of their rights as men, as free men. What ftnll oppofe this fpirit, aided by the-congenial flame glowing the breaft every Whig in England, to the amount of, 1 hope, at leaft double the American numbers? Ireland they have to a man. In that country, joined ...
... very particular and confidential manner. The two princes looked cheat fill and in per fed health, to the joy 'of every true whig and friend to conftitution, and the Brunfwick family, exhibited the moft'flattering appeal ance of benignity and affeflion* ...
... why the Scotch fbould propagate this report, viz. Admiral Campbell is a Scotchman (though facl Very good man;} Admiral is ah' Whig, and the French Fleet, as Well as America, tnuft be beat, otherwife the Stuarts, Murrays, and Macdonalds, may be turned adrift ...