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... A MERIC A From the NEW-YORK GAZETTE. _ New York, jJune 11. By late advices from Chasles. Town we learn, that thie Whig Cilizens there have ai Jeugih determined 10 expel the Refogees and Biiiith adherents fiom amongß them; that fome popular mmwia‘had already ...
... bodies. Debts—obligations cooferred vpon tradefmen. Patrioti/m—the luins of an old manfion, linle of which appears now. Whig—a tesm of reproach, and ufvally applied to nm{ln. fharpers, and thieves, i’.,-—my mao who refpeds his King, Beauty—a commodity ...
... unjuft and arbitrary expulfion from his profellorthip there, takeo much votice of, and had | the friendtip of all the emineat whigs then in | Lovdoo :—Amongl thele, Secretary Craggs, Addifon, Stecle, Mr. Walpole, Sir Joleph Jekyl), Sir Peter Kin‘f. and Lord ...
... the Tax on Receipts was a meafure which Lord North did not chufeto ventare. His Lordthip chaflifed us'with whips, but the whigs who now' fhare in the {poils of power (like the Minifiers of Relioboam) inflead of whips feourge us with fcorpions. ‘ The Sump ...
... Devereux. five Feet nine Inches high, a firong lufty Man, had on a lightcolqured Jacket, blue Velvet Breeches, and wears a Whig, William Smith, five Feet eifln Inches high, a thin round. fhouldered Man, had on a light coloured Jacket, and wears a Whg. ...
... white palfrey, with” w, M -\or : *}. ‘;z‘ D) 4““' ‘—' .woSicif'm. uaLfig i Ki «‘ , and au i 3 St il bl . Wecaud Tplchdor. (o whig ceprpiony {.the . réind s e Palssn.of she Nobily, wod the’ whole, tows, . illuminated ; ...
... are, that a few days after the re‘:pt offthe rediu@ion of Charles-Town arrived at whern, the capital of the province, the Whigs were firuck with amazement, as they imagined the place was impregn ble ; that as foon as Lord Cornwallis moved towards Cape-Fear ...
... county within ifelf, a%ducontyo‘Yotk.f had d:aysi'ui: ‘i fomething like o Ratc of wasrfare ; but upon this_quellion the old Whigs (the rempants qu‘gnm .tl_\o now llf:f:d in the city of ¥gik, had ,q'ie,n bapds with the Wblp,a the county, and concarred in ...
... 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 ...
... ely, of them, : than aqu of an hour ¥ ~~went I conti - ng lhnto w!y«qm{ .:’:-fi'dyiflki‘fltgw « ’!“P , # N currants, - fi 3 “whig mu':::’.::f.aam - & 5 for mclhation recommending m:’flf.m water after; it, and in Gz, shen, 4 pbonfa e of correfled my di_ ...
... being attacked and’ burnt.——Rodney's valt fleet hourly éxpe@ed home.—The pvoafitiofi of Independency gives lefs comfort to the Whigs, than anxiety to the Tories. Laft week General Lincoln refigned the Prefi denthip of the Board of War.—Morris Rops the gap ...
... Tickets 1o the Bar of the K{:;‘:-Hnd. on or before Thurfday the 3oth Inftant, that nazb! known for whag Number to provide, WHIG CLUB. Ixstiturvo 178, THP. next Meeting of the W{}G CLUB will be on TUESDAY the Fourth of Novewsze, at the Crown.andeAnchor ...