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... the cl)eapeft and bell Manner, has docked !»i« with a Vaiietyof the Wittef; h« will ally Quantity not lets than od the folio whig y. mode; ate Terms vix. Claret fold 18*. he at ie«. *1 19s. ’?*• ids. fr*!'' *'* ** *’ * Ditto • a. 4ti. jd.- « »as. DIIW ...
... HIBERNIAN JOURNAL. Gentlemen, rea ''’s Journal hf Saturday I I met with the Dreams of old Gentlewoman. undet the of an Old Whig. In th« moll vsreiclied Coiiipufition and Jargon, (he anaetn the Characters of Huee Gentleticn, and endeavours to mtiicad the ...
... 1748, and 1763, pafled all underftanding; it laved ‘our enemies, and gave us not- adequate recompence. Had a wif« and honeft Whig miniftry pub* lie affairs at the peace Paris, the French would not now have dared interfere in the dilpute with our own fubjefls ...
... the Jewel has loft, and his only Support be the Attentions of his Subjecti.*—The Prince of Wale*; and may always prefer the Whig to the l ory »ntcreft.—Proiperity to Ireland and may it never fubmit to taxed a Britifh Parliame if.—The City of Diblin; and ...
... thought to have merited Mark Approbation from great and independent a Body of fellow Subjects t I trull my Attachment to the true Whig Principles will continue me in their good Opinion. am, with great Regard, Sir. Your moll obedient, Humble Servant, EFFINGHAM ...
... recover the Jewel has 1011, and his only Support be the Attentions of his Subjech.—The Prince of Wale;; and may always prefer the Whig to the Tory ntcrell.—Profperity Ireland j and may it never fubmit to taxed a Britifh Parliament.—The City of Diblin;. and Wildom ...
... Pra-1 Ihength of the with ui.inim.ty, the ory flan- | { ; - ertorm , quarantine; for which purpofe dard mufl lowered, and the Whig ftandard up. ; , delivi . nlo the enftody the quarantine (Economy men, Well ot money, he recom- ] floc from whence flic to ...
... with »J>gh. •* Shall I freely communicate my opinion ? It is this. in my confcience believe, thatyoui Tory Mtntfitrt employ Whig Admirals and commanders, for no other pur pole than to dijgrace them. They tie their hands, as that they cannot aft with vigour ...
... in freely, if required. Our latt advices from below are from Hapton, dated onTuefday night; after bqrning Suffolk, and feme Whig’s lioules in its vicinity, the enemy divided their force there, and marched part for South-Quay, and part for S.mithfnld, a ...
... belon-toi?' Mr. Roe it conu'lt leveral HogitieaM Claret Wood and Bottles, Port,' White different Kindf, Brandy, Bum, Geneva, WhiG.y of various Sorts, Sugars, Spicet, and eserv t'* carrying on the Grocery BuHnels ; Copper lures, Canaifters, Store calks ...
... Talt- t, freills ami Uiuo Detls, Baiun, .Stands, Tea-ellitU} Tca-tr-fcyt and Coaimode-j, Writing amt Boiea, Parlonr and lira whig-room Chairs aml-JiMdmft’j-of Chair Aatiie*, double and Angle Bottle- Coopers,' Bikes, Nlglit Tables and Stools, wjtjh Variciv ...
... Compliments on his Attention to religious Oi di- but .declared, that when he cofihtk;red that the noble Karl's Family were always Whigs, he did not think tire Karl would himfclf the? 33th January-; that, tor his Tait, although one of his own fuHercd that Day ...