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... For the LEEDS INTELLIGENCER. The AUTHOR'S ACCOUNT of HIMSELF. IM nor high-chuitti, nor low-church, nor tory, nor whig} Nor flutt'ring young coxcomb, nor formal old prig: Not conftantly talking, nor fooliflily mute, Not proud of my talents, nor prone to ...
... To the PRINTER. SIR, . THE Americans have univerfally affijmed (he- name of Whigs, and call every man a Tory whom they fufpecl of an attachment to the parliamen- tary claims of theßfitifh Nation. This is perfectly confonant to their loyalty, when they ...
... govern- ment next fummcr. Packet. A correfpondent obferves, that there is fome kind of I'pell or charm in the very name of Whig, as they expect public confidence by affuming that note of dillinftion ; though their principles and manners are as oppofitc ...
... Faction is trod under foot; party defpifed ; and patriots laughed to (corn Votes credit are obtained votes for an add !-—Old whigs are become Haunch tones and confirmed Jacobites the beft friends to government! Thefe are thy tiiumphs, thy exploits O Bute ...
... fays C — F — , the grandfon of a Foot- man, becaufe the rafcal, fnys he, is a Live- rymari; G— C — fwears he is not a true Whig ; Cocking G — e fwears he is dunghill ; Jerry D— fays the fhabby dog lives by cab- bage ; cries Lord H — d, 1- hear the cunning ...
... Sufquehannali, to licit place Col. B.itlcr had dr.ve the cattle and •.'icr .lores from Wyoming. That this manoeuvre ad thrown the Whigs in that country into the great- eil ?? and defpair. By a gentleman from the northward we are inform- I, that abnut eleven days ...
... allowed id pafs in payment whatsoever, to exchanged in any manner before-mentioned Tp which *ii Majefty returned the- foil whig mjoft gracipus Anfwer : v h. .*>•' ...
... his was got by Hartleys Blind Horfe his Great Hip, out of the great Hartley Marc, the Dam Sec. This Dam was the Old Flying Whig. The Original DAFFY's ELIXIR. Prepared DICEY and Co. T order P 'Y onr 4 being impofed upon by a foul and , £' ufiw,s F.lixir ...
... people called Quakers, had wiittcn feveral Pamphlets againll the Tories ; in confcquence ofwhich, many eminent families of Whig principles fent their chil- dren to be bred under hit tuition. From this feminary of learning, he was removed to Trinity-College ...
... aloud for public good. By which they meant their nwi. The guileful Whig, in thefe our days. Turns patriot too for pelf ; And trims, and talks ofpublic good, But labours for himfelf. Then Whig and Tory Patriot fcorn, For Partifans are Thieve*, And live like ...
... feveral towns in the coun- try by the friends of government, whom the faftioas party are pleafcd to call Tories, and themfelves Whigs. I find by your letter, that it has been re- ported that we lofe numbers, but I can affure you by the returns from the time ...
... Craridam. & Hartley's Blind his Great XK * «m Hip, out the great Hartley Mare, the Dam Bsbram, Ac. This Dam was the Old Flying Whig. V E this S SON, tie Property ,»TA„ , . fff Mare, and Si.ttf'mg tie Grotm ftrong-bon*d Bay' Horse, rt.;. ci, »TJMA>i Seven ...