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... left to fpend their oi, the Xhus Junius observed, thai his pre lent Majefty could gain th tTories, deemed hiuuelf fuie the Whigs. Juft theory is not p.'WieaMe if, for nee, alt were in in conduit, and equal in their offices and employments as they are nominally ...
... ioidiers in arms, 'To ths girl that has charms, Now empty their full flowing j But left to my choice, d tit ink pretty the whig and the t^»y, their friends in each bumper they ■ But left to choice, I'll voice, And driixk and polio, f MUSE, ' An' E G R ...
... anwholfome truth. ] Water is the univerfal vehicle, by which are conveved the particles necdl'arz to fuftenance and growth; by ,whig thirft 1s quenched, and all the wants of nature are fupplied. Thus all the bufinefs of the world is tranfalted by artlle,fs ...
... e, Mr. Garden, has Derationed much Political Divilion in that County, as has Inen experienced the Rebellion the Year 1'45. Whig and lory aic the ditlinjuilh ng each Party. The Duke Gordon, with the whole influence ot Mr. Pitt and the lupportsa Mr. Eergulion ...
... Eden’s will be the only inllance of apollacy on the fide of Oppefition, from the reverence 1 bear to that refpeftable body of Whigs, of which it is, principally, Kompofcd. Of their inconftancy the caufe of liberty and the true intereft of their country, I ...
... while villainy and perfidy ride in ftate, frown upon him invite him with the fincerity of a favage to fly with me to my humble Whig-wham, on the banks of the Alabama. Should he (as have to think he is) be defcending into the vale years, will have the joy ...
... beieved that this very t..ircumitance might is c render it the roore an Objeer of Veneration to reliant of a cocain ipteon —No Whig, ever **Yid, easmonvinced, elptoute a differeet Deanne. None .but Tories would yule ,u admit it in its fulled backside It was ...
... fom of waa .hcladed, which l ad beta voted year, .ad ohicb it donbf.dirrA whether it «o e* net to the adeaacenmai ,ha. dela«« whig* bad bean judged aacetory, l, which fe many diftremt amaiaa* bad been eatertatacd. Tba footlea which » make related entirely ...
... and dry humour, which, I am told, appears in his Hiftory above mentioned. Cuningham was a fteady old Scot, a Freethinker, a Whig, an enemy to prierts and prieftcraft, and to women, I fuppofe becaufe he had been too fond of them, like moft men of merit ...
... a lictle hort and furprifed, when ‘ 1 look back and confider the diftreffes and miferies|. which Lave been endured by the whigs, when thefe | people refufed every aid and affiltance. . Reprefent |, 10 youtfelves as prelent before you, the fhades of | ...
... Sh.ikcfpcare, â¢'Voting, Watts, Horace, Hemes, Millin, Huri-ey, ?? ⢠And Oie Editor Pope, ?? 11:1, Tho:ni..n, OEOl ...
... dangers from the reLntmentof whigs, who, during the war, fuff r.d fo feverely in defence liberty ; that they will be exasperated, and tevolt at the idea of emancipating the nonjurors. apprehend no danger from that quarter. No true whig can long harbour the (pint ...