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... f with. ent & fo mark fs the man. Gta ie ee ont 4 thet office. Or, hid you That 0 oe take a Whig.at all adventeves fé¢ cur Member Partiament, ia te hie of Whig? $0 sed y.chough, Sir, debtrine from you would, be seally's more or lefs, meat to 0s would ...
re: intolgrance with refprct a he ant and nen-reofflance with ledges, however, ris their non ree to the a adopted
... re: intolgrance with refprct a he ant and nen-reofflance with ledges, however, ris their non ree to the a adopted by the: Whigs Starely, Gentlemen, that was sot comuritted by a Whigith adminifiration. the continuation of a hag ariny in ...
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... he en dy anyon home thrutt of ag infamous vote that Mr. he will chetith a y and that be in of true Whig Princi he will an- ticks, fot. chem Mr. An Old Whig. ae ‘Tenterden, 31, 17745 To. the Brintets of the Gizerrs. Goer great fport at the two Kings p> lh ...
nottaken (Bae? writer had notice thed the dependeat of the th of Freshoider ant got & Over the quite. tri
... Ledepenlent Whig. No: Let Mr. Knight affert whatever he will, he is determined not to give him any credit for what he fajs; but believe me, Brother, Free- holders, there is a mott effential difference between a spon Revolution Principles and a Modere Whig ;, witnels ...
Ihave before advanced, that the Tories are not in being ; and hall now endeavour to eftablith that point. That
... gentleman a.Tory, who bas declared he s&s on. Revolution Principles! Not more abfurd would it have heen in the Independent Whig to have ftiled the fwarthy natives of the of Africa, a people > and ...
ihe pale idhablidnts of thé a rake of Negroes: patts of olf: , ad the fn depen : Sadi ent
... ihe pale idhablidnts of thé a rake of Negroes: patts of olf: , ad the fn depen : Sadi ent Whig is, he hadde one clear between the Peculati and the This, feemg is done in favour of Mr. whom he acknow- ledges. to Ue of the Pecits. Whotever he miy think ...
To the Printers of the Kentisu Gazette. T is not.in my power, vor is it my with, to de- termine,
... Printers of the Kentisu Gazette. T is not.in my power, vor is it my with, to de- termine, who the author of the Independent Whig is, it is enough fur me to be able, from the fpecimen given us in the Kentiih Gazette, Sept. 94, to meafure his undcritanding ...
Mowever, the were Sotto edi by thele- feeming difficulties. They refented with the fpirit of freeborn Englith- ..
... remains Freemen to refit. the of a band of: to make.one effort in fupport of the aad powerful nation, a great ha Independent Whig. ...
the following engagement
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LIKEWISE,
... ase Conitituiional Principies, and Integrity. There are two fets of principles in this Couniry, and oryifa. The principles of Whig- ‘fin are a love ot civil and religious Liberty, and an attachment to équal and legal government. It was men profefling thefe ...