... as I fee in the right, * and vote each, whenever confei * fnce is convinced of its being otherwif . * tories condemn as a whig, and the * deteft m? as tory; both however are welcome rail on; neither {hall ever ftigmatize as * a partifan, and 1 fliould ...

... have had fpirit enough to fet their threats at defiance and refufe to fign it. 5. From St James's Chn?t.—A CARD. « A confident Whig prefents his compliments to John Wilkes, Efqj and defues know his opinion of that part of the charge, brought Archbilhop Laud ...

... what taniily you are delccnded, the choice of your friends has been Angularly directed and truly, Sir, you had not loit the Whig interell of , admire your dexterity in turning the hearts of your enemies. Is it poliible for you tj place anv confidence in ...

... part, them, but piodigiuully devoted to the ideas viitut, liberty, and forth, arc generally Whigs. * It happens agreeably enough this maxim, that * the Whigs are friends that wife, plodding, un* poetical people the Dutch.--The ones, the other hand, arc ...