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... The general decay of your party reduced you to this vagrant (late. You found a difpofition in the Whigs to receive you amicably. But ftill they were Whigs, and gave you no hopes become the predominant party. You tried new expedient, and pretended that ...
... On WHIG and TORY. a time when fome people be endeavouring to revive diftindion of Whig and Tory, be amifs to give Lord Karnes's n on that fubjedt: Men are he) to fplit into parties for the caufes; parties have been f°^'. () g'' words: Whig and Tory ...
... From Young's Farmer's Tour Vol. I. On the feeding of harsos with whigs, as practiced by Mr. John Eddison, of Galeford, Yorkshire. ■I Ceding his teams, this Attentive far pra&ifed a method which h very fuccefsful; he has Fig. i. c there is only a wafte ...
... but With equal care to Cambridge bo For Whigs allow no force but? r l 0 Mr Johnfon did him the j^ ce e o^y was one of the happieft extempo ra ' ever met with; comically confefled, that he hate v the wit of a Whig urged ia ' I gifm. Piozzi. ...
... Majefty of Commons—Addrefs to his Majefty 915 —*4 MONTHLY REGISTER. a.-nee, Gcr Holland, Portu* gal, Amei LONDON. Meeting * ...
... REGISTER. French Republic 3 foreign intelligence. Situation of Affairs in Europe LONDON. Dreadful fire Plymouth electing the Whig Cluo Accounts from Sierra Leone General Bill ot Mortality DUBLIN. A meeting the Freemen agree to his Majefty Commiffion In ...
... from his Majefty MONTHLY REGISTER. FOREIGN intelligence. France—Switzerland—Holland— ' Portugal—Spam 140-3 LONDON. Meeting the Whig Club 143 Incidental Occurrences 143-4 IRELAND. Supplies voted in Commons Lord Moira'i; motion in of Lords EDINBURGH. Incidental ...
... hate the worthlels wight f f , ' lo ft words are often falft ail, your paper with delight, ' C ot her day, at Waif all (aJ. Whig Hers, the plain truth Uld kee P us all from knowing; p U °uld ha' (acrific'd, forlboth, honeft Mr Owen. u lr > your Evening ...
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... Prizes given by the P. of Wales to the Royal Britifh Bowmen 454. Duel 454. Trial of Barrington 455. Of F. Fonton 456. Scotland. Whig-club of Dundee and French National AfTeinbly 457. Produce of orchards in Clydefdale 459. Literary property ib. Anniverfary ...
... Sweden, Denmark, and United Pi-ovinces 611. Geneva 612. ' France ih. —- England. and Lloyd committed -'for a libel Meeting Whig club 618. Reparations the Tower ib. Proclamations for embodying the militia and meeting parliament ib. Bounties Teamen, &lc ...
... the pafTed. On the acceffion, however, of King James 11. the prohibitory was repealed in 1685, but renewed again the popular Whig party at the Revolution 1688. In 1698 the famous French minifter, Colbert, fent an Envoy to London to frame a treaty of amity ...