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... and dignity of the Britifh navy, to give their fuppcrt to the motion. Sir James Johnftone profelTed himfelf to be a /launch Whig, and a* fuch contended that the oi Commons had a right to in erfere with every branch the executive government, as well with ...
... Great Cnn.lam, by Mr. Hartley's Blind Horfe, wliich Mare was the Dam ofßibram ; his Great Great Great Grandam wn Old Flying Whig, a Daughter of the Woodltock Arabian, ?? Spider and Point 1, two lamous Running Horfei at Newmarket ; hii Great Great Great ...
... ndani, by Mr. Han y's illind 'lorfc, which Ma.c vvas tht Dam of Hainan! ; his Great Gicat l.ie.r Gr liidan. was Oil i-lying Whig, a Daughter ol ihe Wooddock Arabian, and .i.col -pidei and Pnints, two limout Running Hoifes at Newmarket ; his Gnat Great ...
... ilnit'.e futjrecl .t afaturc letter, 1 have ibe honor to be Ycur faithful ftllo* f.i v . ft, Voi x, May lo'.li, ?? A a OLD WHIG, r -⢠HiNTENDED TURNPIKE - ROAD From WAKEFIELD to TADCASTER. AT a MEETING held ac Wakefield Yefterday, (in Purfuancc of ...
... Service the ipth of Ag. when wertt away alitown uiabby Coat, Vrce; Shag WaifUoat, black Shag Breeches, and a black one-curled Whig He i* Native of Banbury, in Oifordfbue. Thi« to forwarfi any Peffen from harbouring erantoyiag this publick Notice, they will ...
... tribute to the memory of regretted nobleman. An elegant dinner v ...
... of that del'ervedly regretted Nobleman. An elegant dinner was provided, feveral cnnftitutional malls, and the health ofthe Whig Members of both Houfcs of Par- liament, were drank, and the day concluded with that harmony anil fatislaftion wliich the oi ...
... -. Not granted. j To the INHABITANTS of YORKSHIRE. THE defiijn ar.if intentions of your co. rjfpotidim, who figns ?? an Old Whig, a:e too obvioui not to be comprehended, they are intended to lull you into a be- lief, that your magnanimous ex-.-rtioni in ...
... repined to the Huftings between ten and eleven o'Clock. The Party of Lord John Townfhend, confifting of the Members of the Whig Club, and a laree Body of the independent Citizens of Weft- minfter, in blue and buff, proceeded from Frome's Hotel, and in ...
... of national Affans, order to (Lengthen Faction, which has long lain heavy on the Country, and which holds the empty Name of Whig, abandoning and oppofing all thofe public Principles which alone can make that Name refpeaable. Refolved, That this prefent ...
... Townfliend, whowasieceived with uniyerlalapplaufe j and who immediately declared that'his principles were thofe of independent Whig; his dements he left to his opponents, who would not idlemdifcoverihe them. . , , , , Mr. Fox then ftated fome length the general ...
... d, who was received with univerfal Applaufe; and who immediately declared that his Principle? were thofe of an independent Whig his Demerits he left to his Opponents, who would not be idle in difcovcring them. Mr. Fox then Hated feme Length the general ...