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... The thermometer five o’clock, ftuod 7 degrees below nothing in farenheit’s fcalc. (that 39 degrees below the freezing point) whig It much feverer froft than has been obferved here for many years. During this fr* ft the inhabitants in town would do well ...
... glorious Revolution in 1688 ; and finally declired, afferted, and confirmed by the Bill eflUgbta. That, at the Declaration of the Whig Club doea in dean.aqd comprchenCec Teraw poifit out the ceil tendency of thofe Statatea, and ably iupporc what we conceiVe ...
... To legin exii&fy at Seven o'Ch t. K The BROTHKRS of the NcigMiouring LODG£S thatchufeto attend,arcclefircdto latct Biothtr WHIG HT*i by ivc o’clock. SPRING GARDEN CONCERT, Voc al and Instrumental Music; held Monday the 27th inh. ,hc hft Subfcriptioil ...
... George our Faith's Defender j You lore the Church, yet wiih for rhe Pretender ! ?? Preferment, I Suppofe, is what you mean. Turn Whig, and you, perhaps, may be a Dean: But you muft fiift learn how to treat your Betters. Whai's here; fure Some ftrange News, ...
... Stair was ambalfador . court of France, during the regency of the Duke Orleans : ~At that time the dilienttoos between the Whigs and Tories in England, were carried to much greater height than they have been os' lake years, and the Dube Orleans was ftrongly ...
... article in oar Isft, a between George Baker, and Mr Hawks, st Dorhaas, for so guineas each, and the borfes, mlftske, the bet not Whig fo high, nor the hoclc the property Baker. Tuefdsy Mr Lunardi was admitud member of tte antient and honourable ftaterhity fty ...
... was «* the Curwen Bay Barb, Hip vtastbe hue of S.r AflcViog’. Ringtail, Mr Wh,,afoot, and Wmdfor, Captain Polly I tarhum. l Whig by V’oodftock Arabun, Sure cf Spider and S-. her*Damwa, got by the St. f Bald Galloway, out of Daughter of Son cl the Fenwick ...
... LieuteanatvGovecoas. Gibraltar, and tbe convoy under Admiral Wakiegtave, arc fofe arrived at that • _ ■ Mr Fox’s late Addre* to the Whig Meeting fcems be better than tbe Dying of the Party, u there acknowledges, the very great inflocooe wbcb tbe Mioiftry have ...
... happen? (fays old corref;>'>ndeni.) Roman Catholics of England ob, tained repeal the penal datutes againft Popery, 1 by means a Whig minority; and the Fanatics of North America apply to the Court of France for the protection their liberties, i Horne is very ...
... L O D N O N, June ix. . Tht Parliament of Pans, faid a certain great Mm, have Whig in the End will be Viclors by disclaiming Victory. On Monday laft the Court was very Brilliant at Kenfington, the French Enibaflador was preceded thither bf four Running ...
... month, he is then to pay the firll line of cool, for rcpublilhing the North Hilton, No. XLV. It is current opinion among the Whig politicians, that an aifl to difqualify a certain popular gentleman fliould pals, it will be repealed with the fame precipitation ...
... certain gre.itman’s hearing ot the death of his Grace the Duke Newcaftle, Suddenly exclaimed, there died the Prince Frglifh Whigs, and the moft ftaumrh enemy of Toiles.” Advices are received the death of the moft Hon. the Marchioneis of Taviftock* the rft ...