... ring, and tire lhall burn, My natal day hail Or when, ftate, Wintcm's Lord Mayor, lead the mob while prebends ftare, And rebel Whig s turn pale X. more, rhe wonder ofthe crowd, My Penton laugh'd at, Lovell cow'd, Sir Dicky fnttndly bang'd : I fee my fondelt ...

... pariili clerk, faxftone, town cryer, and bellman—makes and fells all forts of haberdaylharies, groceyries, &c. likewiie hair and whig* tired, and cut, on the Ihoi tell notice. N. B. I keeps an evening fcholl, were I teach at reafonable rates, readirg, writting ...

... petition, from motives of party whatsoever. Whig and Tory, High-church and Low-church may in this inllance join in one laf pull for their country. And ill fare the man, fay I, who offers to mention the words Whig Tory in the Town hall at Maidftone. Buried ...

... an increafed expence) with the produce of this iiland. What, in the name of wonder, can induce country gentlemen (whether Whigs or Tories) to countenance meafures fo immediately deftructive of their own property and eilates. The Miniftry, know, are looked ...

... that are of age have taken the oaths with the greateft cheartninefs. Accounts, very much to be depended on, are in London, whig affert, that the ECp;mt of Madsid is in the utmofl confufion at the infanity of the King, which has been fo apparent, that ...

... t'-r February rext, in which will be given, amongd many other Article ~ the Life of that eminent Divine. Only True X S« OiL. WHIG H is an R ...

... ago tlie I.ritiih fleet, which has been long eilctnicd the bulwark and glory, of .Britain, was obliged to fpreaJ her canvas whig.., and fly along the coait of England' before the united fleet- ofthe Houie of Bour- bon. Our enemies rctnained mailers of ...

... the con* iiuution is fuffeied to fleep, Miniitiy hare thus fowa the tares of dilfcafion people, the contlitutional diitin&ipn Whig and Tory, friends or enemies to the commonwealth. But, however dignified with place, or honored with confidence, Mini try ...

... laying a word againlt whig paymalters, whole emoluments Imd been equally great . Becaufe Mr. Fox was a patriot, nobody faid a word againft die paymafter, his father. He did not fee a lory adininiliratioii was worf'e than a whig onej and he talked of ihc- ...

... w thout faying word againll Whig Pay matters, emoluments had been equally great. Bccaufe Mr, Fox wis a patriot, nobody a « o d agaiull the Paymaller, his father. He did it k fee a lory Adrainiftiaiion was worle than a Whig one ; and t iked of the gre ...

... lt? d. a refumptiott grams made to a Duke of Richmond and a Duke of Grafton, of which nobody faid word, becaufe they were whigs and patriots. . The motion was then put on the petition, when not a Jingle hand being held up againft it, the Chairman declared ...

... born and bred a Whig, and of a Whig family. Clerk of the Pells, Sir Edward Walpole, a Whip. 1it Teller of the Exchequer, T. a perpetual ta ker about Wiygifh maxims, 2d Teller, Earl Hardwick, a Whig. ath Teller, Temple, who fays heis a Whig, andis always ...