... jockeying, ?? 111. When the Scots in Places of Truft got Admittance, And Favours were amply b-ftow'd on North Britons ; The Whigs were with Anger and Jealoufy fwelling, To fee thofe in Pow'r who before were rebelling. 'Twas this provok'd Wilkes to that ...

... great Man's hearing the Death of his Grace the Duke of Newcaftle, he fuddenly exclaimed, «' There died the Prince of Englifh Whigs, and the molt ?? ftaunch Enemy of Tories. A Letter from the Confines of Poland mentions, that two Officers, who had lately ...

... 1901 We hear that it is the Opinion of all Mr. W— — *s Enemies in general, that the moft inconfidcrable Riot of an Englijb Whig Mob, ought to be punifhed with the ittmofi J'everity of the Law, though it iliould be attended with no worfc Confequence than ...