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... performance A to give lefs difpleafure to the Whigs, and was better received. It not only rofe itfelf, but helped to buoy up its unfortunate brother. But though I had been taught by experience, that the Whig party were in pofleflion of beftowing all places ...
... backs by the foldiers wives, after the great plunderers had done; Send in this general ravage no difcrimination was made of whig tory. '* It is conjectured by fome, that Howe intends to into the Jerfeys, but I rather think he is only preparing to go into ...
... backs by the loldiers wives, after the great plunderers had done; and in this general ravage, no difcrimination was made of Whig or Tory. It is conjectured by fomc, that Howe intends to pufh into the Jerfeys; but I rather think he is only preparing to ...
... their backs the foltjieis wives, alter abe great plontteiers had done •, and this geneial ravage, no dilcnm'nation was made of whig or [nry. conjectured by lome, that Howe intcade into the jerlejs; but rather think is only prepa'ing to go into winter quarters ...
... IDcdneldap’s & huray’s Polt. IR E T A N KILKENNY, Decemser of. ARLY laft Satarday morning, a la party of Whig Boys on hdfl'cbax with horps founding, marched into the from-whence took four Munfler men, forcibly out of thei beds; whom they camieg a mile ...
... lnftant, betwixt .the Hours Four and Six in the Afternoon, fubjecl to Condition* as will then and there produced, The folio whig WOODS, Handing and growing in the Townftiip of Artnington, vrz. It' Part tltf Woodi, for Sale, and known by the 6REAT WOOD ...
... I'.i.ed many tone*, and ex- pccti-d they would be exchanged tooi but Gen. Howe will not 1 bccaule, if he ihould iei-c the whigs, for that purpolc, it would 0-caii'iii great diforder, ami prot.a.l difpute. «« Lord Cornwall!* has got to Brunfwick, on the ...
... Philadelphia. The rebels have many Tories, and they would exchanged tod, But Gen. Howe will not; b.caufc, lie (houldnHze the Whigs for that pur poft, would occaflop great difnrder, and protrad the The city Ms daily, officer, who was taken by the Americans ...
... Love preferable to Ambition— Parliamentary Hiftory, on an im- proved Plan — Political Charafter of Lord John Cavendifh — The Whigs and Toriesjcompared — A Letter of Montsfquieu's on the Education of Princes — Obfervations on the late David Hume — Journal ...
... guments to prove Love preferable to Ambition—Parliamentary Hift ,ry, on improved Plan—Political Lo-d John Ca. vendifh—The Whigs and Tories compared—A I.ctter Montefquieu’s on the Education of Ptir.ces—Obfervations on the Dwid Hume—Journal of a modern ...
... prove Love preferable to Ambition- Parliamentary Hiflory 011 improved Plan—Political Character of Lord John Cavendilh—The Whigs and Tories compared—A Letter ot Montefquieu's on the Education 01 Princes—Observations the late David Hume—Journal of a modern ...
... thirty-two Members prefent on thia very extraordinary occafion. An altercation of a ferious nature happened bejtwixt two Gentlemen, Whig and Tory. An explanation waa demanded after the bufinefs waa over, when the latter made a conceffion. A letter from Briftol ...