... - very fpecious of corruption. Ke did not doubt but that fbmte pi-.it of Mr Smelt's charge againft Whig Adminiftrations might be true, berauie a Whig in poe.tr was very often like a Tory. He .now read a long, a. very long lill of penfions and exorbitant ...

... enemy to every fpccic of corruption. did ni>« doubt but that fome part of Mr fimeh's charge againft Whig Aclminiflration might lie true, becaufe whig in power was very often like a tory. He now read a lung, a very long lilt of pcaftuns and exoibitant ...

... clerk, faxftone, town cryer, and bellman — makes and fells all forts of habcrdavftiaries, Groceyries, &c. likewife hair and whigs dreft, and cut, on the fhorteft notice. N. B. I keeps an evening fcholl, where I teach at ;-e I- foiiable rates, reading, writting ...

... in JAMES WILLIAMS, Parith clerk, faxftone, town -«ycr, and bellman—-makee and felts all IbAs ha Groceyries, &c.' hair and whig!, cjfeft, cut, the fhorteft •N. B. I keeps evening Icholl, were teach at -reasonable rales* leading, andunging. N. B. play ...

... bound for the Weft indies, was run on (bore hard gale of wind near the mouth the Villaine, and (handed. A correfpoudent and a Whig fays, that he highly 1 approves the motions of the two noble peers. Rich- and Shelburne, for reformation and retrenchment in ...

... Enemy to every Species of Corruption. He did not doubt but tbat fo-nc Pait of Mr Smelt's Charge again Whig Adminift'rations might be true, becaufe a Whig in Power was very often like a Tory. He now read a long, a very long lift of Penl'ions and exorbitant ...

... zealous enemy every of corruption. did not doubt but that fope _pirt ol AJ_r. Smelt’s charge againft Whig Adminmiat.iqns might be true, becaufe a Whig was very often like a Tory. He now long, -r a very long lill of penfions and exorbitant ialaries, and ...

... expelled home by of Ollend Correfpondent u bill Wigan in Laacafliire William Clerk Saxflone Town Mgr and Bellman - all hair whig drefl and cut notice N B 1 keep an evening f hell I teach reading writring Tinging N B I occafionally if wanted N B is grearell ...

... from difpofi&g granted to parliament which apprehen- King principles of Jlf adM-narrow the King' sfri n aflu-ated purfuit Whigs of it our brethren in been could not very Mr Srtje't the lateft fenfibly Go- PrTnce mo(k ny reward or peafion n t fi in fervice ...

... and tho who condu&ed the affuirs of the on Whig principles, and hence again deduced the propriety of giving greater power to the Crown ; the narrow principles of felf a@tuated the meafures and purtuits of Whigs, hence the com- plaints of the people of have ...

... } and may be.had (caniage free) oi theNewfm« ...

... The thermometer five o’clock, ftuod 7 degrees below nothing in farenheit’s fcalc. (that 39 degrees below the freezing point) whig It much feverer froft than has been obferved here for many years. During this fr* ft the inhabitants in town would do well ...