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... was a time, and he hoped he d d not fpeak through vanity, when this country was brought to the hightft pitch of glory under Whig Minilter, a relation his—he meant the Earl of Chatham. But it was now the reverie. Every thtng once valued hcid been loft in ...
... There time when he proud of the name an Englifhman there time and hoped did not through vanity when country to higheR of under Whig MiniRer relation of he meant Earl of Chatham But now honourable ought to diininiflied The honouiable gentleman reign fo upon ...
... Servant. Workman r Labourer, I INCWr. lUC, er fanll give more or greater -wages or other commodity,*than. *,* A Confiftent Whig i ...
... ambition, and to have us in a fltuation calamitous and dcrpicable, as we were refpc«.‘labJc. glorious and flourifhing, under the Whig admmiilration of that rtatefman of ilatcfmen, the truly and immoilal Earl of Chatham ! Sir, for God’s fake, let us er.tc coolly ...
... Ccter. J»tf .'rr.' yy,- tocuwah»!nsacoaitaml to** bo , ** »b ' MiddWiaa. *pn««,»aiks. fwua ...
... W No ym Gore a the lang Bar are St Ao enw a ‘ Ken sr 29th War Pari, ink ef, he ‘er fre sh “tre Tho ha Sty ts fo, do iy vy, Whig Und re > f; Re ay [fe tj Pi iy, h Thea a Ss f ...
... party, ufed moil v.oiently t.j exclaim again!) the hill; hut now they zt* uppermoft. defend more teitadou-ly than ever the Whig? did. The only p«*en the Advo* calcs for tliii bill, and it is only the of reafon, is, that central elcaions are produclive ...
... ?? plan, let us not depend on any criterion to point litem out, but their actions • for only fee the contrail, f.'ine are Whigs with Stuart blood in t 1 eit veins, and ctliei ., with Kii-.g William's head on their buttons, vote ctiiflan tiy with the mlniftry ...
... for alter Charlellown wa-> taken. Wedneiday as tlie Prince of Wales and Hifliop Ofnaburgh were ruling in St. Jamev's park, whig the encampment, the Duke of Cumberland was in his carriage there for the fame purpefe. Gn feeing each other, the two Princes ...
... fenfes on different occafions. On the prefent it means the greater part of the fubftantial yeomen and tradefmen, almoft all the whigs of every degree, thofe members of Parliament who have endeavoured to fave their country by promoting your Petition, and the ...
... | ley. and Others, at the yearly Rent of j6L «l*. and fhat’Mr Ridley was at mum \ all tlmfe other Freehold Mefluages, Bur- Whig the TencmentSt fi.uate the Flefl.market forefa, BurJ , efl>s the Lid, the fame Side of the Street, aid extending Not fatisficd ...