... while ago wae bead of the Monarch, and bimfelf and a felf-fotmed bepttr* tfai* and the other houfe man, who call* himfelf » Whig I* in the very pft of.ereftiog monv and to the memory of theglorlou* : tdoftrincs, tearing up, from the' the and only ground ...

... and I would concede their favour as much truth will admit. If our fociety were to call anew: if tie intcrefts out coun• Old Whigs. ...

... being at ptefent fo much fiiperier to the Engiilh in ihafefoa*: and government has granted their rrquefl. At meeting of she Whig Club at (be Crown nod AaelmrTavern, onTuefday, amotion was made for erefimg a monument in Sa. Paul’s church, Covent-garden ...

... when the former told him, that though Ike had beaten the Girl feverely, yet die could not make her do any thing, and bid him whig her whereupon gave the Decealed about Cuts with the Lalh of tiic Whip ; after which the Mother and Son went away, leaving the ...

... isit that would fhutyour eyesiigainlt it . But yet do not let me be too fanguine. Tory part of the adminiftration may, but the whig part of it, bi was wittily diftinguifhed by a very refpe_lable perfon in another houfe, cannot 1 The miniiler himfclf cannot ...

... the people” to thee, and whether they think in-their Con/eiences””. it. be right to adept it or not;— Whate’er is faid by “* Whigs or Tories,” Talk'd in Truth, or in Stories, Every Member going ‘to the Houfe has a right to fay as Mr. Civis quotes it) ‘I ...

... reports have been !;rte)y culated, i now very quietly fitting to .Mr. , nm;ley, the painter, for his portrait. At meeting the Whig hili, 'aft week, Petre in the chair, Mr. Fox told the com:mv, however warmly wiihui for modeate refonii in t)ie fvlltin of ...

... general, are more averfethan that of receiving inttruciinus. I auillgo free and uuJhacHcd is founded in our ears on every fide Whigs and Tories, ttienof independent fortunes, andmenof (mail eftates, all agreeing, not to be under any conllraint from their ...

... Sir John is a Pittite, and Sir Charles is a Foxite, and tho’ different political interefts, they are body. Sir Charles is a Whig, and Sir John is Tory ; and yet of diftjndt fubftances, they r.re both of the fame fpiric; For the Converfton Sir John had ...

... decide the point. If parliament fhould fanctiolt trie fubferip- tion mode of railing troop-;, then would it be him* time for the whig? throughout the kingdom tc _*f. fociate j to open fubferiptions, and to raifc troop, for the defence qf th liberties of this ...

... which bred Blank, Genus, Slug, ar.d Mr. Prentice's Trim- mer, whioh was fuU Brother to Shakefpear j her Dam was the Flying Whig} She was got by the Woodftock Arabian, Sire of Spider and Points 5 his Grand Dame St. Vi&ors Barb, Sire of the Bald Galloway ...

... Jacobiu; ? Did you imagine tltat die whole body cf DilTcnteis, that the htde whig intereft London would attend at the ...