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... George our Faith's Defender j You lore the Church, yet wiih for rhe Pretender ! ?? Preferment, I Suppofe, is what you mean. Turn Whig, and you, perhaps, may be a Dean: But you muft fiift learn how to treat your Betters. Whai's here; fure Some ftrange News, ...
... clear of all Blemifhes. He was got by the Eail of Godolphin's Atabian, his Dam by Mr Hanky's Blind Hoife, and out of Flying Whig, and is own Biothei to Babeiham. To leap at the fame Place, the Hoife call'd LITTLE JOHN, got by Mi Cioft's Paitnei, and out ...
... peace and quiet of his Majefty's government, become the firft to difturb it. It is true, thefe Gentlemen aflume the name of Whigs, and brand thofe who oppofe their icheme with the name of Jacobites. And they are at liberty to do fo. Many, very many of the ...
... to ihe Sigqet. 28. At London, Thomas Gordon, Efq; one the CommiiHoners of the Wine licence office, aurhor of the Independent Whig, Cato's letters, ire. and tranflator Tacitus and Sallqft. 28. At his feat at Hilderlham, near Cambridge, the th year of his ...
... ceremonies, or, O t P ecu lative points. Yet, rec l the cafe between J ar Ues in a ftate For inlhe not tllc generality of Whigs 'ne p„ ! ° n us profefs to acree in anienta,s the 'r loyalty to dtr the '[ ab of the pre. e ett ' nient of the crown Vq , n ...
... Thomas Gordon, Efqj one of the Coinmilfioners of the Wine-Licence. Office ; but more known as the Author of the Tndepen- dant Whig, Cato's Letters, and other political Pieces. Thurfday was decently interred at St. Stephen Wal- brook, Mr. Thomas Horton Hoole ...
... died fuddeoly Thomas Gordon, of the Cornmiffionen of the Wine Licence Office ; but more known H the Author of the Independent Whig. Cato' s Letters, and other nloabk Political Pieces. Irma SATULWAY a, to WEDNESDAY AUGUST 1. 1750. •RP. 341 Si To be LETT at ...
... it died fuddenly Gordon Efq Northward of r HemUphere its Commiffioners Licence greatly People the Allthor of the Independent Whig 1 pretty other vaiuaWe flolcn the Grounds remple-Gate ()n Sunda Evenig in Laft Trader Wate Gentiewonians off the Hall pay which ...
... fuddcnlyTliomasGordon, Efq; one of the Commiliioncrs rhe ■Wine-Licence Office ; but more known as the Author of the Independent Whig,.Cato’s Letters and other Political Pieces. Afcw'Days three Lads went into an Undertakers Shop near Holborn, ludicroufly defir ...
... ; but to s have fpared no pains to make an fition to it as great as could be. That the clergy of Scotland call thcmfelves Whigs, but are c is what their enemies 111 V knowledge. That they brand oppofc them with th« name /' is not true; nor do they think ...
... s the Clergy'may have for doing their Duty in troublefom Times, that we arc told by the Introdudlor, It the Clergy, are , Whigs from Principle, they have their reward If they are not, they deferve none.* If this Gentleman hath not ready Money, he hath ...
... 011 the expediency general naturalization. 6d. Say. Some thoughts upon a bill for a general naturalization, addrefled to the Whigs. fid. [103,4.} A letter to Hen. Fielding, ECj; his inquiry concerning the late increale of robbers, &c. 6d. Cooper. A brief ...