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... vitioiicrem, ' Our grandfathers were Papifts blind; Our fathers Oliveaians j ' But we, the worlt of all mankind, Are Whigs and Prefbyterians. tmoDiEb. ?? ancertors were Papilts blind; Our fathers were Arminians; But we, the worlt of all mankind ...
... LITERARY ARTICLES from the Several Publications. The AUDITOR is an the Whig Addrefs. Towards the Conclu fcon of hiYEfliry hat the following Dffinition of Whig hi* true Chirafter : *• Regard to the laft Denomination, th. AUDITOR hopes nothing fallen from ...
... BEDFORD PARTY. Thil ptrfy i ...
... puhlick thankfgiving ; and requeuing the concurrence and fjipport ol the Whig Club. In anfwtr to tins letter, a copy of the al-ove rcfolutions was ftilt, with this addition, tlmt the Whig Club rejoice and ap- prove of the.o operalion of every fociety that ...
... real ave too nces, I lonable a party power, Permit • whofe ? Who houfe of our trade and manufafb id many more real evils, Whigs and their party who are in their fenfes, ftate fuch creatures into bid. it Miniftry put in force the 5, as Harry the did, and ...
... This was fupported by T. Townfhend, Efqj who ex- pofed the doctrines in that fermon, as contrary to the principles of the Whigs ; but at the fame time obte r- ved, that fuch doctrines, and thofe who avowed ai.d preached them, were, and had been, during ...
... Ile vowi that things will quickly mend, Nu two futh men the State defend As Tory N — tth and his Hew friend. That ttprieti Whig, fwt-tt Clar.'.y. What worder-workings fhall we lea Atvllicv'd by thefe united Three, V, hu in fair pi mules agree To raife ...
... , removtd i when that Lvent happened, they faid now was their o a l B °°? a Peace the y did at cha t Utrecht, when the old Whig. Miniftry was changed for Troy one, who having not Cre ait er.ough with the People to raife Money to carry on the War. was ...
... our canvafs. It is a faft that our opponent had been canvjlun*, by letters and odieiwife, more than a fortnight bcfeire the Whigs had determined upon a contcft— and it ie equally true, that through ti is v '.it or t una re de lay, we loft fome, hundred ...
... equitable terms of pacification, which the v. nilom and Unity of govern- ment are prepared to offer them. Batt:, l.ir. ;, ?? A WHIG. ...
... got pof- ?? of feveral ports, and made one half ot the garriibn prifoners. The Duke of Portland was not preient at the late Whig- Club dinner. Thurfday, an order was made by Sir James ?>lan -iot, that the Eait-India Company do pay into C-uit tl t balance ...
... Wiglcy, efqj in his addrefs to ihe freemen of Worceder, lays, that the report in a Morning Paper tlut h.- had ?? himfelf of ' whig principles,' is a majlclcusfalfehood ; and adds, th.it he is warmly attached to the King and the prelcnt Minifkr ! What ! difavow ...