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... Lots. Catalogues of which ma** be had of THOMAS WIN WOOD, Broker. This Day is publifbed, price is. 6.1. I FLAGELLATION of the WHIGS. A P O E M. In Imitation of the Firft Satyr of Juvenal. By JOHN DRYDEN, jun. Efq. Horribili ?? fagtllo. HoR. Non tfl jam Len'itaii ...
... fitted np, ane! di for tbe immediate accommodation ?? a, ?? t Family, ?? to a yearly g-uund-nut 1 ,1. On tl..- fame and I ⢠whig Day, WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, The ?? hm,, Ci ii . i-i Nlilii , PLATI LINI N.CHINA, Colled in of BOOKS, Ane'.. hc-i-.i ?? 'The ...
... Peace, and biatminj, between Great- ?? and America. BtSH TAVERN, BRISTOL, Saturday Feb. 17. AT a \tzry numerous Meeting of the Whig Intereii la.t N. 6 i.t, at the Hooper*. Hall in King-ftreet, Mr. ALDERMAN GORDON, in die Chair, it was Relolved, That, as the ...
... Town-Clerk. TO be SOLD by A U CTIO N, By '1* 1 1 OM AS jO N 1-. S, On Tuefday the iB:h tl ? of September inftant, and foil >whig days, All the Elegant and Valuable HOUSHOLD GOODS and FURNITURE, Of the late LORD BISHOP of EXETER, At the Vicarage-Houfe in ...
... London; Fletcher, Oxford; CruttwcU_Bath; and by all bookfcllers. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, FLAGELLATION of the WHIGS, a Poem, In Imitation of the firft Satire of Jo *en al, BATH TURNPIKES. NOTICE is hereby giyen, that a General Meeting of the ...
... Tin MANl' l-'AL'TOK V, fituate in Ueviwi, lan: in the occupation of the faid bankrupt, extending in front 85 feet, north-welt whig 40 iV.r, fouth-eaftvi'ing i.i.i.eon- tainiiti: large con acnicnt svork-fliops, Infis svlth r.cspta- rlit lor wool ami yarn ...
... C'.sii-i lATios- ,--i tl-t Mealiin's 1 :rrt r i , »n ?? refpefl t . the liii'.i.h C.li'iiies in ?? .rrieris •' An timllih Whig tan n.-n-r I • lo nnju 1 In hi- Countiy and to ri.ht R.-.l .11, s .1 .•' ' ...
... ss idi all tl â¢â¢ | ; '¦ nein whirl have Itcenfuprellrd bs tbe til i:ec! c>| ri n ...
... tie benefit if tie Penfer Charity.] lo an INHABITANT oFbATH. YOU afk my .advice. I will give it you in few words. Are you a Whig or .1 Tory * Are you a friend to our American brethren or to Old England > Are you for a vigorous war or an honourable peace ...
... Fletcher, Oxford; Cruttwell, Bath; and by all other bookfellers in town and country. Of wheim may be had, FLAGELLATION of the' WHIGS, a Poem, in Imitation of the iirft Satire of Juvenal, by the fame Author. [9404 ALL Perlbns to whom William and lohn Mo rc_i ...
... Hud ol Uit P.cve. ?? P.ichai-rs i- cant: ?? ?? vs :v j .J.ty, U let tl».i tiic. f^fter a;: '■' l:r:.-t.— ?? • :. ?? JOSIAH WhI)G W O O I>, porr k. r to her maj c s rv, HAS opened Rf msat Mr. W.ARD's, in Milfim- llrect, Bath, sv here all the varieties of ...
... him with as little ceremony as thty hast doit* fomt other*, and look oat fer a new Kader. '■ adly, Tliat fpeciei among thf Whig* which ia piaptily repvAiican, It violently ftr t change of government, fuitahie to fuch principle* * tnd theft men art nosy ...