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... rieftefs’s Dam ; € irandam by Regulus; great Grandam by Heartley’s blind Horfe ; ai id great Grandam by Hip, out of the Flying Whig. He was foaled in the Year 1778. He won in 1782 at Newmarket 20 forfeit at Newmarket; at York he won a Match o © Guineas; received ...
... Marquis of Carmarthen has made no Diftinction of Parties this Year; his Birth-Day Dinner was remarkable on the lame Account. Whig and Tory fat down at the fame Table, and all was Harmony, it ihould be on fuch Occalion. Among the Number of elegant Carriages ...
... Elfex, to which all the nobility and gentry in the neighbourhood weit invited j and which was, with the exception of who call Whigs, generally attended. Sir Elijah does not reli'fh the publication Nuncomar's trial at this time, and complained Mr. Cadell ...
... fubjeds of converlation, branch into innuirafable forms and diftindions, till, amidft the bawllgs of patriots, courtiers, whigs, tories, loners ranters, they are loft amidft fleets, armies, triaft fafliions, plays, operas, and boxing matches. Jr. Haftings’s ...
... Charles 11. He remembered the Battle o * of Aucbinleck, and of the earth his Father's Houfe after the Battle, s» r * ana other Whigs. He went about til till the his Death, and retained his Senfes Morning, Mrs. Goody er, Bricklayer's f'- 9 laik s -Ruildings ...
... Battle in tire Par.lhof Aochinltck, and of the Dragoons fearchiug h Father’s Houfe after the Battle, for Mr. Carg. ll and other Whigs. Ilevnt about ti. a Day or btJc-e « Death, and rt’a.acd h;s ti;. »L- L»P. ...
... Auchinleck, and of the dragoons fearching his father’s houfe after Hle went about tll the battle, for Mr. Cargill and other whigs. a day or two before his death, and retained his fenfes till the laft.— Tueld Ly Nor ni iZs after three days illnefs, Mils ...
... hurt by the difrcfpeCl which has been fhewn to it the Americans, and the Queen jocularly obferves that as fhe was always a Whig in her Heart, the United States, in their rage for appointing Envoys and Ambafladours, might have favoured her with a vifit ...
... General, putting himfelf at the head of fcouting party of his own, was fo manoeuvring between the two grand armies of the Whigs and Tories, as be ready join either, whenever the ftror.geft of the two (hould afford him opportunity of doing He feared this ...
... hurt by the difrefpeft which has been fliewn to it by the Americans, and the Queen jocularly obferves, that the was always Whig her heart, the United Stales, in their rage for appointing Envoys and Ambalfadors, might have favoured her with a vilit. Perhaps ...
... the fmallett referve 3 confifting of \ b tifers, moft of them down calving 5 4 'ee ah}. > one hundred and ten ewes and mals Whig Dio. © Cart horfes; two exceeding good wag- almo new; three dung carts; three ™ atrows, rollers; excellent cart a*d n & vtenfils ...