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... hate the worthlels wight f f , ' lo ft words are often falft ail, your paper with delight, ' C ot her day, at Waif all (aJ. Whig Hers, the plain truth Uld kee P us all from knowing; p U °uld ha' (acrific'd, forlboth, honeft Mr Owen. u lr > your Evening ...
... in truft the i Al the le atees are to receive it og yo legacies at his houfe at Nortan, he ang ch next, over a large bowl of Whig as | they are yearly to commemorate ay Meg. 8% they live, it being the day on At from flavery, in the goth year of ber » Lady ...
... the Grosvenor 7 54 Conger unt OF the late EARTH. ed sas. © putting the Seals the: © Commons on a $33. On Lord \ On relief to “Whig? to 535- On granting American Officers 536. On and Elliot 38. On UR afrirs $38. On Mets fen? Public accountants ib. Ts ge S40 ...
... gentlemen, mechanics, 4° a Mr Mainwaring, Mr Steel, and many members of both houfes of parliament, drew their pens for the Whigs ; but they feem to have been overmatched, though mot in argument, yet in writing, by Bo- lingbroke, Prior, Swift, Arbuthnot ...
... REGISTER. French Republic 883 _ FOREIGN Situation of Affairs in Europe | LONDON. Dreadful fire at Piymouth 885 Meeting of the Whig Club Accounts from Sierra Leone 886 General Bill of Mortality : 836 DUBLIN. ; A meeting of the Freemen agree tO addrefs bis ...
... Mag he’ in the lift’ning watte ; ny pale Melancholy fteals, | Ny Ate the her fecret pang reveals; Zcphyrs, mute the tuneful Whig, wak’d to joy, the gales that . d = gal : the hi ournful change—behold freph the radiant f plendour roll’d; with brighter tints ...
... Prizes given by the P. of Wales to the Royal Britifh Bowmen 454. Duel 454. Trial of Barrington 455. Of F. Fonton 456. Scotland. Whig-club of Dundee and French National AfTeinbly 457. Produce of orchards in Clydefdale 459. Literary property ib. Anniverfary ...
... Sweden, Denmark, and United Pi-ovinces 611. Geneva 612. ' France ih. —- England. and Lloyd committed -'for a libel Meeting Whig club 618. Reparations the Tower ib. Proclamations for embodying the militia and meeting parliament ib. Bounties Teamen, &lc ...
... the pafTed. On the acceffion, however, of King James 11. the prohibitory was repealed in 1685, but renewed again the popular Whig party at the Revolution 1688. In 1698 the famous French minifter, Colbert, fent an Envoy to London to frame a treaty of amity ...
... took you for fubject, but I wonder you commend fuch people as thefe. the Whigs I was brought in, -fi the Whigs J'll ftand and fall.'' fit King is the protestor of Liberty, atl Whigs are its lupporters. I They are revered, and almofl: the whole nation, for ...
... received from Ma- fan the Spanith governor of Juca- hte j, Ordered home, on account of fome Wong towards the Britith log- Whigs, at Bacalao in Honduras, in to his Catho- fa ay’ orders, fent over in tent Write from Cadiz, that letters ee about 50 miles ...
... thofe obfolete words fi , Tory : for his Lordfliip is a ftinch blue Whig; and one of that ftamp is for fixing the fame mark of ignominy P°. Tory, that the law of Mofes fixed ftards; for Whigs never thrive but w fadlion prevails, 'tis then, and then 0 } , that ...