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... •• You cannot affront any the Houle of Bute, Male or Female, mere* grolly, than mentioning them the Name of ai\honeft old Whig. They t irn pale at the Word Ruffcl; they iV.uddcr Hampden, bur Sydney throws them into Ague Fit. This not merely Fancy, but ...
... What is a Whig Commander a Tory navy e/e coy duck for freedom. What is the ground of the quarrel ? To lave the plans, the heads, and the places the Junta, and their tools. That may be the government ground, but pray ■what induces the Whigs take part it ...
... fleet and army. DIED, At Rome, Allen O Reilly, Efq; of Miltown, county Meath. %* vfr ’vudl-intended fram h.x\ Inde- - pendent Whig, to his Grace the Lard Primate, may he, it it now rather unfeafinable; —-fa much has alreadf appeared, to the fame purport ...
... bungling of miniflcrs B-te) at tlie litlm. Difcontents, and the peace ot Paris, which palled all underftanding, followed. Our Whig nobility and gentry, who might be depended upon j whole venerable progenitors had effected the glorious revolution, and iecured ...
... double portion the oi! his confectation, when crowned. j I believe in he •wi/ilcm and -virtue of all his Minifters, Scotch and Whig and Tory; hecauli. bad they not ' able, upright, or men, hrjf of Pi ss would never have advanced them. 6. >t arc ambilTidors ...
... attended the Continuance ot Cannonade, fiotn z 9 Englilh Ships the it ■is :**Mfff'l* conceive* Lnnnor.ode ovai 1 PERMfI TED a WHIG Ad.1.1- ~1 Tories the Opinion Hie People Mr. Reppel cannot* —and theirfoie have Ground flatter lliemfelves, that be null this ...
... ■with MiniUry, and their penfioted Under' Jirappers ibould ferve as a Lei Ton to the Whigs not accept Command the Tory InjLue.ice. The prefect Minill.ers employ Whig for no other Purpcfe, but to drJ£raXe them in the Opinion of the People. 'l'hcßoara of ...
... oppolilion frenn A copy his inllruftions Ihould lie moved for at the meeting of Parliament. All parties Ihould agree thrs. The Whigs, thai knowing the infttnfiiors, they may fee how little it was in the.pOwwr of their Admiral to perform. And tire Torres cal ...
... the horle Ihnrihle. We that the funic accident ol his horle Humbling had jtiirduced the death of the Lord N—, anel that the Whigs had fljewn an indecent mirth ard ifjoicing theoccalion, they would certainly have been termed the viklf repubiicaus, and the ...
... HIBERNIAN JOURNAL. Gentlemen, rea ''’s Journal hf Saturday I I met with the Dreams of old Gentlewoman. undet the of an Old Whig. In th« moll vsreiclied Coiiipufition and Jargon, (he anaetn the Characters of Huee Gentleticn, and endeavours to mtiicad the ...
... 1748, and 1763, pafled all underftanding; it laved ‘our enemies, and gave us not- adequate recompence. Had a wif« and honeft Whig miniftry pub* lie affairs at the peace Paris, the French would not now have dared interfere in the dilpute with our own fubjefls ...
... with »J>gh. •* Shall I freely communicate my opinion ? It is this. in my confcience believe, thatyoui Tory Mtntfitrt employ Whig Admirals and commanders, for no other pur pole than to dijgrace them. They tie their hands, as that they cannot aft with vigour ...