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... prolefiions j yet they gave us popularity, and found aa advantage in adopting principles, and arguments, the force of which, knew a Whig adminitlration could not deny. Upon fome of thtfe occafiens, we confeft to depatt our political principles ahd honour , and ...
... &c. promifTiry note?, bill* of exchange of artert, and bil * ott b i-k debts Mfo a Perpetual Almarack. its ad. Independent Whig 4 vols. 13 s. FRANCIS OZIER, at his MtnufaifWy ia- Uame-ftrret, oppofttc the Robbin Hood, begs leave to . .' inform the ...
... removed , and. when that Event happened. • W «ow was their Time to get as good Peace they did that of Utrecht, when the old Whig Mimftry was changed for a Tory one. who having not Credit enough with the People to Wife Money carry on the War. wa. reduced ...
... London, and Tola by James Potts at Swift’s Head in Dame-ftreet. * Shakclpeat’s Works vol B . bound il is. gd. ' Ir|K|end«hi Whig 4. vpls. s. ■ Cito's Letters vols. ) 2f. Bfen Jfthdbns Works 7 gvo. K i6s. od. The Book Natuw or, thc Hiftory.e£lnfecis lb ...
... (rrmonry,got* promlT 'y ni»e , tils of exchange bi of parcef.i, b;f n b debfi • .-If ■ Perpcmai Almanack, &c. 11. id. Independent Whig 4 vols. 13 s. Rkhard Singleton, Cork-Screw maker and Cut Hl, ini' Cock* in Viorgt’s-iane lift Jioiiie i ft e'',r)nS in, f: ...
... areel*; and bit on b otydcbti j. alfo Perpetual Ahna-afk, &c as. ad. Shakcfpcar’s Works vbls. bound l.’ S. Bd. Independent Whig 4 vols. s. - Cato’s Letters 4 vols. 12 s. ,Ben Johnfons Works vols gvo. 1 1. 6s, od. TJic Book of Natorc • or, the Hiftory ...
... irice often carries a per ton tuch lengths ncrer could have imagined at letting out. Can delend the indecent prOceedjugs this whig SachevcreP. ■ I you would no means.attempt it;.bat that if t/e hanged, you wjH. fay switlt Fartl? eft jultirin- ' ; I nope ...
... will bring Cape Horn into Europe, and fend the Cape of Good Hope to America, lie will confound McihoditC, Je'.nit, and Quaker, Whig and Tory, Jacobite and \illain, pickpocket and lawyer, pnrfon and piide. I _ _ , Ai othertimes, when Mr. ii not quite fuccefsful ...
... , that Jependei! upon in naaneraot fitith iin golpel, or the popes infallibility. Mow politick-;.——ln the chaiailcrs both Whig ; i y may uace much fanherbacl: than the reigns of (he : ij uts: But bccaulie few men now living can be luppiif-J l-;r» been ...
... who did not give fupplics, or anfwer their intentions, were indandy called, Foes to the Church, and Republicans : And the whigs never fail to diie their antagonids, Foes to the State and Jocobkes* But a bold and daring Patriot will loom theft little (landers ...
... cannot be fuppofed to Countenance the Mifcomluft of * . °; [V Ol which we have had Variety Inllances in Ruunuhead and Cavalier, Whig and Tory, Court and Coun Party, we, by fair and impartial Enouiry into the Mifchief* that have hitherto affeded the Nation ...
... jtrqjeCt, DUBLIN. 3-4«h«- K* Dublin on Londoc 3-4ths, to 7. ~. TatheGeotusof B'R ITA N GENIUS of Britain, fprcad thy giaortliin Whig O’er thy lotrjiiflc, and round thy favourite King. .01 nfriflia'awpußdj ih(h«4tag htlm. Smooth her rough padiooi, and her dilcordf ...