... refraflory ? Tq A/i Independent Whig, pr nt e r> ic\El bu» us , that he took up his pen with -his to l,ndcccive the P eo P le - this was \ to r? ret that h« miltook the 'din rom °te quite the contrary, viz. the k r?v P ople. The Whigs, fays he, • k ai)d the ...

... Political Intelligence. Whig and Torv. ON Saturday lall a Sufpenfion of Arms took Place between the Forces in the ininifteiial Garrifon; the Flag of Truce was hoifted, and all Hoililities Hopped. The Befiegers, under the Command the great General Pitt ...

... the Dukes of Devonfhire and Newcaftle : And from ftri£t Survey, nohe of his Defendants have ever filed one Drop Blood in the Whig Caufe, or ever gave it any li;afunable Help j except little Rioting a certain noble Duke made in the latter End the Queen s ...

... LITERARY ARTICLES from the Several Publications. The AUDITOR is an the Whig Addrefs. Towards the Conclu fcon of hiYEfliry hat the following Dffinition of Whig hi* true Chirafter : *• Regard to the laft Denomination, th. AUDITOR hopes nothing fallen from ...

... real ave too nces, I lonable a party power, Permit • whofe ? Who houfe of our trade and manufafb id many more real evils, Whigs and their party who are in their fenfes, ftate fuch creatures into bid. it Miniftry put in force the 5, as Harry the did, and ...

... what individual can you the blame thereof juftly at- 3 ,n ted Whigs rail at that great man, I to L- re^u^es to take you in : but I defy AA Jie s lar that is wrong or wicked. bft can as Whigs; no reafon can per■ Co,lv ' n you I fhall therefore leave grease ...

... , removtd i when that Lvent happened, they faid now was their o a l B °°? a Peace the y did at cha t Utrecht, when the old Whig. Miniftry was changed for Troy one, who having not Cre ait er.ough with the People to raife Money to carry on the War. was ...

... Wilkfs anfwer'd him thus, as I'm credibly told : ' vile corrupter ! I'll take no fuch thing, * I'll be true to Old England, the Whigs, and the KING !' ...

... tobacco and indeed-they are truly excellent we have not been able fupport our drooping fpirits under the eftablifhment a popular Whig adminiftration We indeed that our great patron and deliverer the Favourite on whofearm alone fupport and who has raifed us ...

... fuppoied to. countenance the Mifcondué& of any Party. Of which we have have had a Variety of Inftances in Rowndhead and Cavalier, Whig ant Tory, Court and Ceuntry Parties. By this Defcription of a Party, we, by a fair andimpartial Enquiry into that have “hitherto ...

... in—who have pretty wide gorges: Nay, further, they urge, if there is fuch a thing As a rebel or traitor to country and That Whig all creatures is furely the worft, And that Tories were ever mod true to their truft. If fo,—had we liv'd 'till our friends ...

... make it fure. O'er Globes & Scepters, now, on Thrones it fv.ells, Now trims the Midnight Lamp in College Cells. ' is Tory, Whig : It plots, prays, preaches, pleads, Harangues in Senates, iqueaks Mafquerades. Here B—'s Humour makes a bold Pretence, There ...