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... Thomas Gordon, Efqj one of the Coinmilfioners of the Wine-Licence. Office ; but more known as the Author of the Tndepen- dant Whig, Cato's Letters, and other political Pieces. Thurfday was decently interred at St. Stephen Wal- brook, Mr. Thomas Horton Hoole ...
... City had done him by this Mark of their Efteem, recommended Sir John Army- tage, Bart, who was thereupon nominated, in the Whig Intereft, with the unanimous Confent and Approba- tion of all prefent ?? faid Meeting. Befides the numerous Appearance ofthe ...
... Contents md Tranflations; alfo any odd Number 0/ the Fol to Edition,, to complete Setts. ' ALSO The BALANCE . Or, The MERITS of WHIG and TORY, exadly Weighed and fairly Determined. Add .died to all honeft Britons concerned in, ths Eleftion of Member* of P ...
... Edward Lloyd, Efq; — 593 Agreeably to which the two firft Gentlemen were de- clared duly elefted, to the general Joy of the Whigs,* and the true Friends of their King, Country, an* Town, but tothe utter Difappointment of a few defigning Men, who, from ...
... Contents and Tranflations; alfo any odd Number oflhf Folio Edition, to complete Setts. ALSO The BALANCE: Or, The MERITS of WHIG and TORY, exaftly Weighed and fairly Determined. Addreffed Ito all honeft Britons concerned in the Election of Mcmbeia of ...
... Cham- pions for his Memory after his Death. That the Principles of our Conftitution, or, as this Writer chufes to call them, Whig Principles, have the Authority of Scripture, the Support of Reafon and Truth, and have engaged the Zeal of the beft, and ableft ...
... and Tianilations ; alfo any odd Number of the 'Folio Edicion, to complete Setts. ALSO. •JE'S BAI^ NCE : 0r > The MERITS of WHIG am} TORY, exaft ly Weighed and fairly Determined. Aadrcffcd t»all honeft Britons concerned in .the Elefiion of Members of ...
... and theory of government. Such diffiden- ces do not now exilt. The queftion is not whether his Majefty isto have a Tory or a Whig Minifter, becaufe that jargon is abolifhed. Party is not known, and the difference of interefts is created, not by principle ...
... oplij. Specimen of anew prole Transi- tion of the Pfalms. A Letter from the Cocoa Tree. AnAd- drcfs to the Cocoa Tree hy a Whig. Cure for Worms and all cutaneous Difordcrs. SucceJsful procefs in the Recovery of a drowned Pcrfbn. Laudanum, extraordinary ...
... and thofe of the Conftitution.— The City of London. — The Friends of Liberty at Exeter. — The Whigs of Scotland and Ireland.-— Mr. Pitt at the Head of fhe Whigs.— The late Lord Lieutenant, and all the Friends of the Liberties of England.,— Old England. ...
... rewarded with the good Things of the Englifh State, and were in open Rebellion againft.it in the Years 1715 and 174S- The noble Whig Friend to the Illuftrloiis Hbofe oi Hanover has lately received.more Viflts at Clarerhonr; Frdrii the truly Loyal, Virtuous ...
... the throne. This partiality of it, if did' nor give birth to, at leaft it drew into right, thcodioifs children of Fact tion, Whig and Tory, by continually oppofing and fometimes fupplanting each other in the adminiftrarion. Thefe became of confequence ; ...