... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... decide the point. If parliament fhould fanctiolt trie fubferip- tion mode of railing troop-;, then would it be him* time for the whig? throughout the kingdom tc _*f. fociate j to open fubferiptions, and to raifc troop, for the defence qf th liberties of this ...

... abjuration oath, qualify them to vote for another congiels. In the province 01 New England whigs and tories were ib nearly equal in the provincial aflcmbly, that the whigs had only a majority two; the army, which was to fupport thole who might avow their diflike ...

... will attended at bt. Ume»’». Saturday bad a dc.ightful reprefentation of an engagement bnween two armies. The whole of the whig with the (th brigade was commandetl by Gen. Amtrertti theligntinUntryof all the regiments ffcrmed one battalion, and kept a ...

... right, and vote egainfl each, v'henff) con.'cieiice Is convince! of it:, being otherwife. The tcrki condemn me as a whig, and the whigs d.-tell me as a toiji both however arc welcome to rail on ; neither (li.iilt*- ftlgmattte niea^a partizan, and 1 Ihould ...

... i 5, rT*-rIE Advowfon of a very confiderablc Reflory j. neii Ipfwich, Suffolk, us the preftnt yearly value 01 mi f. ti 0 (Whig is capable' of great improvement, the filiation deflrable, and the incumbent of the aw of 69 years a. id upwards. Further ...