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... and all filings b‘!ow ; On a fudden the Parfon turn'd Whig to be great, And rife for the Good of the Church and the Stale. Then what mutt be done with poor Ea66 . y? for rum A 7acabite Cat no Whig can endure. He took her, and tutor'd her over anew ; Bid ...
... and alfo a late in the fielding of are of the clear yearly Vale.: eartictairs may in mean Time be .):an, from Mr. Tinton, in Whig. ...
... Dacember. t a the was Portmore's ST A r, her Dam by got by the Old Bay Barb, her Grandam which was the Mother of liabram, Flying Whig, who was bred by Lord the Woodfiock Arabian. the Site of Sc Runing Herres at Newmarket. her Dam Barb. who got the balFil Galloway ...
... by the Old Bay Barb, her Grandam by Hartley's Blind Harty, which was the Mother of Babram, her Great Grandam was Old Flying Whig, who was bred by Lorct Godolphin, was got by thu Woodflock Arabian, the Sire of Spider and Points, two famous Runing florfes ...
... C H E S T E R, jam. z 9. Extra° of a Letter from a Serjeast ix the Fit:Whig Battaliox, (dated from Caermathex, ix Sogab•Wales) to big Brother, ix th Paris of Whitford, *tar to On Tuefday the Bth Inhant. our Militia came hither which, with Servants and ...
... each of the fucceeding Lord Mayors of this City. the Dukr Sunday a Gentleman at :Tully, in the County of Wedmeath, Fredericl Whig very food of a Ferret which he had, ',info indifereet. as Earl of to fife: it to run about his Bedchamber; and on Friday Night ...
... Policy ; it will certainly increafe our National Debt; create a general Dikontent ; bat never obtain for us an honourable and Whig Peace. The French King has put off the Payment of the Money. which was to have been paid' in January, 1761, both Principal ...
... I certainly have done, had Mr. PITT been the Prime P 'it.i)ler ; and •without regarding whether the adminifiration were a Whig or a Tory Complexion. As to Iny thoughts of the prefent Miniftry, which your corterpotident defircs me to give, I think the ...
... rights and thofe of the conftinition.—The city of London.—The friends of liberty at Exeter.—The Whigs of Scotland and Ireland. —Mr. Pitt at the head of the Whigs.—The late lord lieutenant, and all the friends of the liberties of England.— Old England.—Nova ...
... ditappointed Whigs rail at that great inan, becaufe he defpifes you, and refufes to take you in : but I defy you all to lay any thing to his charge, that is wrong ur wicked. Qoth Ecuo----weak head. PL. None are- fo obilinate as you Whigs ; no reafon can ...
... tend upon Immediately, larse Dwelling Houle. at the Bridge. now in the PofTcfTion of Mrs. Witter; and one Malt-Kiln in , the Whig-}fork Yard, in Forgate-Stieet. Enquire of Richard Moulii,n, in Chefter. to be TWO Fields or Clofes of Land near the Town of ...
... , may fluke Government. If thas in the Trunk, examine the Branches of the Britiflr Dominions. Ireland. than Country of the Whig, enamoured with the Protalant SecceLLon, more mad more dittaistied. more arid more difordvly for a Courk of Years--.--a Growth ...