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... confider- ing his high birth, hit prudential ceconomy, and moral deportment in private life, he it an honour to his party, and the whig caufe. He was formerly a Lord of the trea- fury, but turned out of that office in 1776. CON VV— Y, Right Htss. Lieut. General ...
... dcfpiltd ; and pa- triot! 1 i ighcd to I corn ' Votes ot credit are as cafily obi .iiie! :ts votes fur an ad dre Is !— Old whigs are be- com .i II . inch to, ics j and confirmed Jacobites the b*. it t: ifiulf to government I — Thclearc thy triumphs, ihy ...
... fpeech for Mr. Fox at the lail Whig Club ; but to op- pofiteto that Gentleman's real principles, that the Printer will be proceeded againft for a Libel. Mr. Fox's declaration of his principles, and of the principle-, of the Whig Club, were expretfed iji toafts ...
... Atheifls, Socinians, Puritans unknown; No fierce Republicans to fliake the Throne; No wars envenoni'd by religious hate, Nor Whig, nor Tory to convulfe the State. All were one party in their counrry's caufe, And the King reign'd a Subjefl of the Laws, ' ...
... A CORDIAL for LOW SPIRITS. Being Collection of curious and entertainingTraCls. By T. GORDON, Efq. Author of the Independant Whig, and other Writers, Volumes, Price ios. 6d. bound in Calf. VI. The ORIGIN and PROGRESS of LETTERS. An Efiay, in two Parts: ...
... anctllors, no attachment but to private intereft, lor any zeal but for (elfish gratifications. Whilft >«ty distinctions of Whig and Tory; High Chuich iiuW Church, Court anil Country lublillcd, the TJ°i waasdivided, and each li.te held an opinion, for ...
... the publick Prints an advertife- ment, purporting to be a refolution of an Afll-mbly aflbciatcd under tbe denomination of the Whig Club, and ligncd Henry Grattan, which lie conceived to be of a nature fo extraordi- nary, that lie could not believe it to ...
... the which Our eanvafs that our canvafling letters otherwife f rtiig’ before the Whigs upon equally that tbit unfortunate hundred votes With all the pi I-led prove Whig will to do to ftart ith their and like them on with union ftrmnefi fpi'it Gentlemen ...
... of nSe'CcWt of room offir W lL(ihmirft renoaed Mr kBJaneaUbnccmd on Colonel of : Majorpf Earl fixrmer titles ' Tnefiiaythe Whig lir in cha:r ' with i review of the sft bra thcPriaotl ' renew VokifMccrij the admtnitioot have moft: sratifrinir the period ...
... ?? 4n tbc late commotions in Dublin, our imniii-.iality directs us- to notice,, that a meeting had (ince been held of the Whig Club of Ireland, and a commirtee ap- pointed to draw up a vindication of the club. This has been done, and in which the Ch ...
... houfe T Wsr London J S No Where be juji COMMON to ABBE RAYNAl— By Mr PAINE Shillings each New Brewery and Malt-Houfe BATHWICK WHIG CLUB CROWN ANCHOR STRAND AT very numerous Meeting the held DAY f C Efq M BEDFORD) in Chair Motion Sawbridgx by Mr the the of ...