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... 1 »»■«» ——— CIVIL WAR IS DISEASE; BUT TYRANNY IS THE DEATH OF FREE STATE. Algernon Sidney. An unconnected Whig's Addrefs the Public, the prefent Civil War, in our next. ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding' 15 lines, are inferted in this Paper 6d. each, and ...
... have often feen honeft Tories foollfhly defending knavifh Tories, and untainted Whigs protecting corrupt Whigs, even in inftances where they acted the principles of all Whigs; and by that means depreciated Whiggifm gave the ftupid herd occafion to believe ...
... decide the point. If parliament ihould i'anilion the fubfeription mode of raifing troops, then would it be high time for the whigs throughout the kingdom to af* fociate ; to open fubferiptions, and to raife troops for the defence of the liberties of this ...
... brown paper ballad. To be enabled to call forth the whole flrength the with unanimity, the ftandard muft be lowered. and the whig Handl'd f« u ? . An f « ** money he recommended, and faid he «•* pofft&d of an accurate calculation, demonftraiing the of ...
... pofterity of that maim «i wis It was idle to talk of this or that family In preference to another. The of Brunfwick was dear every Whig, and the mild and wife government two fucceffive Princes of that Houle, rendered them doubly dear but if any prefent or future ...
... EXTRACT FROM An Uhconnefted Whig's Address to the Public upon the PRESENT CIVIL WAR. • [Continued from our YOU will readily perceive, that ever your af rairs required a great ftatefman, it was immediately after the laft peace. The ableft mioifters which ...
... fhoU,d » fellow labourer joining French, as* cowardice, furh circumftance in your charter far S not plead. Your',, tec. T ; _ WHIG. following expremoo. two fpeeche, Oueen Anna, are well worthy the attention EwMifc reader : In one fay,, the fund, tor vernment ...
... his fiibjjeasi If'to..' have imbibed fuch notion* thefe .is to a Republican,' or what Grace the Archhiftiop'of has called a Whig r)mmad t they certainly cannot pretend to deny accufations they are charged with a* is evident, that a fpirst of liberty infeparabb ...
... in the right, and vote againft each, when confcience is convinced of its being otherwife. The tones condemn me as a whig, and the whigs deteft me as a tory; beth however are welcome to rail on ; neither fhall ever ftigmatire me a partisan, and 1 iliould ...
... EXTRACT FROM. Jin Unconnected Whig's Address tin upon the PRESENT CIVIL WAR. \Conduied from our lafi.'} SUPPOSE, my Countrymen, upon the death of his c Majefty, it had happened that the deyndtnt Stuart family had aflumed the reins of He would not have ...
... had applying tc Nit. Ttwciend WoggnliAi* Lff.a. x !§ : 1 ■ . 3 * m xr\ £, GR A *>l AR-SC L. ST. EDr-U/NDs, J;;iy THE Rev. Mr. Whig tikei this Method of returning hit inert finoere Tlwnks Crn»T»mn and Ladies who have liim -.nth the C t Children, and bets ...
... figh'd, and Tears my Cheek When Abercromby died. . To Conway tune the founding Lyre, Revere the genuine Patriotis Fare, (Such Whigs; are, put Date 0, ;, ' loves his Country—loves her s j For her alone the Sword he draws, The Soldiei of the State. Germans ...