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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... } and may be.had (caniage free) oi theNewfm« ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... half the number complained of are enjoyed at prefent by the friends of oppofition to Government, though given and granted by whig admillrations ever lince the revolution. S M I T H F I E L D, Feb, 7. The market continues very full of goods 1 Fat Beef from ...
... particular, fuch a commiffion had been appointed and continued. This was Whig time but he was not inclined to rtjeCl precedents of fo wholeforae a nature, whether they came from Whig Tory admiuiftrations, ...
... abolilhed by Act of Parlia- ment but once ; becatife it came properly within the Prerogative of the Crown. At the Revolution the Whigs found many Eftablilhments which they did not think proper to abolifli. The WJiigs did not new model the Conftitution ; but ...
... prerogative of the Crown, Atthe revolution the found many eltablifhments which the y did not think proper to abolith, The Whigs did not new model the con- ; but rettored arto its former Mate: They had fepsrated the legiflative from the executive power ...