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... Epigram On General C o n v a y' r Difmiffion. WHY grumble, ye Whigs, at brave Con way's hard lot ? A Briton lhould always make room for a, Scot. Tis the mode of thefe in and out BuTEiful times, For valour and worth to be deem'd heinous crimes. T. ...
... 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 ...
... AfTaffins were hired to remove the magiftrates that were moft a£live againft thp miniftry. Plots were fet on foot to difgracc the whigs, and the parliament was diflolved. Neither were thefe the end of all the mifehiefs brought upon the nation at that time. A ...
... Albemarle's Ranger ■ dit! Lord K'tmtoul's Lancaster, diftanced, owing to his being rode in a Pelham-bit. Duke cf Devonfhire's Old Whig, ran out of the courie. Henry Bilfon Legge' s Southamton paid forfeit. Mr. Wilkes's horfe LIBERTY, rode by himfelf took she ...
... Ranger —. — — — — — dit. Lord Kinnouh Lancajter, diftanced, owing to his being rode in a Pelham-Bit. Duke of Devonjbire's Old Whig ran out of the Courfe. Henry Bilfon Legge't Southampton paid Forfeit. Mr. Wilkes's -Horfe: LIBERTY, rode by himfelf, took the ...
... Marquis d * IX)ic! Alliburnham’s Ranger Lord Laneafiery dif'.-need, Owing to hi: being rode Pelham-Hit. Duke ol Devonfliirc’s Ola Whig ran out oftheComfe. Henry bilfon South: \' illas’s Hor!e Liberty, rode by himielf, took the Lead -it darting; but being puthtd ...
... Englifhmen ftill held the Helm. We carry ev'ry Point before us. Britons, let Wharton's Hint be taken, But Wharton, witty, and a Whig, Tisne'er too lett.) watch yourßacon; Thus check'd the Minifter In big, Though both have got fuels full Pof- I've been in Ireland ...
... Lord Afobumhatrfs Ranger dit. Lord LANCASTER., diftanced, owing to his beins; rode in a Pelhim bitV Duke Devonfbire s Old Whig, ran out of the courle, Henry Bilfon Legge's SOUTHAMTON, paid forfeit. Mr Wilkes's horfe LIBERTY, rode by himfelf, took the ...
... To legin exii&fy at Seven o'Ch t. K The BROTHKRS of the NcigMiouring LODG£S thatchufeto attend,arcclefircdto latct Biothtr WHIG HT*i by ivc o’clock. SPRING GARDEN CONCERT, Voc al and Instrumental Music; held Monday the 27th inh. ,hc hft Subfcriptioil ...
... Stair was ambalfador . court of France, during the regency of the Duke Orleans : ~At that time the dilienttoos between the Whigs and Tories in England, were carried to much greater height than they have been os' lake years, and the Dube Orleans was ftrongly ...
... Tifte or Smell Ry . B. When the Scur , o t t Touch, zhcd eeth f?ell of it, the WS 100 irregular, and theis. exture ipungy. Whig oceafions Si::})n&un to cr );cfitde {marting P in the Gums at firft ng, till that ?:t is entirely deflmyx and then Natire, by ...
... A/hburnbam's Ranger die. Lord Kinoul's Lancaster, diftanccd, owingtohisbeingri.de in a Pelham-Bit Duke of Devonjhire's Old Whig ran out the Hf‘r\ Lrgg's Southampton paid Forfeit Mr IVtikes's Horle, LIBERTY, rode himfelf, took the Lead at llarting; but ...