... and l.ad a I. it vtry | ?? I.-i I'onil.int att. -li'int on Ihc houfi, a uni- i I i ii.mil .t l.vi- ?? 'j-.vait ,-r of the whig int Itli, I nt. iks j ?? hi) ,ai ?? 'a-hdlilll.-lcls, al.al l.lri.i t.ltlyfre- j.) •. itt. \\ t i-.-cai -i: in! it to lim t ...

... This was fupported by T. Townfhend, Efqj who ex- pofed the doctrines in that fermon, as contrary to the principles of the Whigs ; but at the fame time obte r- ved, that fuch doctrines, and thofe who avowed ai.d preached them, were, and had been, during ...

... equitable terms of pacification, which the v. nilom and Unity of govern- ment are prepared to offer them. Batt:, l.ir. ;, ?? A WHIG. ...

... confider- ing his high birth, hit prudential ceconomy, and moral deportment in private life, he it an honour to his party, and the whig caufe. He was formerly a Lord of the trea- fury, but turned out of that office in 1776. CON VV— Y, Right Htss. Lieut. General ...

... dcfpiltd ; and pa- triot! 1 i ighcd to I corn ' Votes ot credit are as cafily obi .iiie! :ts votes fur an ad dre Is !— Old whigs are be- com .i II . inch to, ics j and confirmed Jacobites the b*. it t: ifiulf to government I — Thclearc thy triumphs, ihy ...

... at cvoy Atheilt is a Whig.' Now a Whig cont-iids for civil and r,l. fiia, l.lsctty, tlit forial right, wt human. ly, which imp 1. 1 the Kli.-f of .ri ?? sml moral ohligsikms, ssd hrnre of a 1 .is 1 ?? oo Aifo*.ft ran be s Whig -, fat Athr.un est lu ...

... what do 1 talk of three millions of peo- ple, (lay his Lordilsip) many more; Ireland js with ihem to a man ; and as for every Whig in thii country, the rights of America are fo con netted with hit own, that his hand and heart mult co-ope- mn* wirh their ...

... Third North-Fa of Queen’s-Parade inhabited Rev Mr Enquire Mr Vincr Brock-tlrect Bath Mr Printer to fecond the views writer A Whig” your lift and heartily in recommending the into this city for the public lervice have very laudable example before us the ...

... the People am! their Ministers t'ne Metnl.ers of Parliament of both Houlis ' What is (till more, ne. ditenmtnati.-n between Whig and Tory, American nd Ami Ame- rican Pa.lizans; betwien Support, is ot Government ar.d Abettors of thi' Rebellion, which has ...

... parties arc contending, with much violence, for the lead in the city ; they are dillin- guifhed by the epithet* of Whigs, and Independent Whig* i tl.e former are growing povseil'ul in weight and number, fince the arrival of the navy and army of Great Britain ...

... mid a ftrong corned is c .pi fled tit tween the Court party and that elpouftl by the friend* ol Lord Cra- ven, and the c!d Whig intc. eil. . •Ti* faid, the had?tt wiil not be open »d l-i-ther.' tlute weeks to come, anil ili.it t lit n nt'iii »i it will ...

... the in mjtlc and ailuirment from principal new-invented cadder cunuu pinch and wiih all from new-invented article in nr-tnl whig they to ny warchoul'c In D every kind r sr ihoitrft A neweft faili n fiivcr metal ni workmen in aJun in lamlfapci fur mourning ...