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... After that (with ether Improvements) ifae Funding, and Theory of Anticipation advanced, and were enlarged. The Genius the Whig Mini dry, when the Hanover Sjcceilion io ...
... for the bafe Purpofes Selfillmefs and Ambition. Nor are we.to lock on the Neg'efl, and and Camhden t or the of our ancient Whig Nohllitv and Gentry (r- Ancetlnrt the glorious Revolu'ini, and Hanover Succoffion were in * great Meafure owing) with an u ...
... that Force cannot aeltroy it. 1 wilh it may not by Corruption. I cannot help mentioning tills Occafu-n one Meafure of the Whigs, which fane Degree marred the good Lifers or the Revolution. mean the Septennial Rill, that Source of upt’on, the Canker-worm ...
... the cl)eapeft and bell Manner, has docked !»i« with a Vaiietyof the Wittef; h« will ally Quantity not lets than od the folio whig y. mode; ate Terms vix. Claret fold 18*. he at ie«. *1 19s. ’?*• ids. fr*!'' *'* ** *’ * Ditto • a. 4ti. jd.- « »as. DIIW ...
... firft Principles, and Hated as his own Difcovtries the convuon-plaee.Opinions that were in every Comuany. Hf called himfelf Whig, ready fayrifice ail for the Coiffitu/ion qf his Country, hut would not allow, that America had any Share in that Conditution ...
... Tongue utter what his Heart ...
... you, for Life, will make it longer aeceflary to aft (reft Grants for Payment of Arrears. Then change your Mini Ary for true Whigs, and your Name will be exalted above that of any of your Predecelfon.” Such the Words which Reason wilt utter to you, and if ...
... recover the Jewel has 1011, and his only Support be the Attentions of his Subjech.—The Prince of Wale;; and may always prefer the Whig to the Tory ntcrell.—Profperity Ireland j and may it never fubmit to taxed a Britifh Parliament.—The City of Diblin;. and Wildom ...
... the Jewel has loft, and his only Support be the Attentions of his Subjecti.*—The Prince of Wale*; and may always prefer the Whig to the l ory »ntcreft.—Proiperity to Ireland and may it never fubmit to taxed a Britifh Parliame if.—The City of Diblin; and ...
... when the flull '•’* Mola.ed a* leave no other Mean> Rr-1 look with Reverence, almoft ureoimtinc ■ ,l * > tii>on immortal Whig* who adopted T'v’i Inch Do:>rine daring Part the (.lair'es I. and in that James I!, tlu; three the Realm, fo to the great Ends ...
... far violated, as to leave no other Meant of Redrefs; and looks with Reverence almoll amounting to Idolatry on thofe immortal Whigs, who adoi ted and applied fuch Doctrine, the Reigns of Charles I. and James 11, and holds, that in all Cafes that hare exiiled ...
... Rebellien and Sedition, as is lijrled. This Proclamation is aimed at us at Home. fee the Drift. This is done only deter htntft Whig! and Engliihmen from helping thenofelves i to intimidate die few Weak-minded from liirting in thejuli Support what is mol) ...