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... following definition of Whig and Tory, though written in the beginning of this cen- tury, for its perfpievity, and the by which it is iiluftrated, may claim the precedence of any that ha stranfpired to public notice. «© A Whig’s Principle is a defire ...
... GRAND SIGNIOR wss got by Tuik, his Dam Lord Godolphin’s famous Horfe Chad, ton of his biau, his Gvandam Hyp, out of Flying Whig, which was the Giandam of Blank; was got by Rtgulut, out of Cornua's Dam. Grand Signiorisa goodßay, 15 hands inches high, with ...
... Spain; but, on the Alarm of the Screw Plot, went to her own Chapel at St. James’s. N. B. was ridiculoudy pretended, that the Whigs had bribed the Workmen to take out the Iron Pins, or Screws, from the Timliers fupporting the Dome, that it might fall on her ...
... Spain; hut, the alarm of the Scrrw Plot, flie went to her own Chapel at St. James’s. N. U. was ridiculoufly pretended, that the Whigs had bribed the workmen to take out the iron pins, or feretvs, from the timbers fupporting the Dome, that it might tali on Iter ...
... Gieat Giandam hy Mr. Hartley's Blind Horfc, which Mate was ■he Dam of Bahrain ; his Great Great Great Grandam wat Old Flying Whig, a Daughter of the Woodftock Arabian, ir.d Siie cf 'pider and Points, two famous Running Horfei at Newraaiktt ; hit Great Great ...
... Uicat Gnndam by Mr. Hartley* Blind liorf'e, which Mare svas rhe Dam of llnbram i hi* Creat CJreat Great Grandam was Old Flying Whig, a DaugLtcr of the Wootlftock Aiahian, an-l Site of Spieler and I'oinu, two famoui Running Ilorl'es at Newmarkel ; his Great ...
... The men behaved the mofi and hardened manner; but the woman very much afre£led. On hearing General ■ ■ N had dubbed himfelf Whig. ONCE when it ferv'd the General's turn, With zeal for He was 'lory ; But finrethe General found That Billy is ground, tells ...
... UranOaiti by Mr. Hariley't liiind Horfe, which Mare was the IV.ni ol Hal, r. in ; h s liieal Gicai Ureal Giai.dam was Old Hying Whig, ji L'aughier of the Woodftoek Arabian, and Sue ol Spidtl and Points, two finious Running Hoife* at Ncwin nket i Ins Great ...
... gladden'd gueft (hinc While thus doth fly the hour cheer. I’ll —and think poor Brooke’s bier. When patriot difputants engage, And Whig and Tory hot war wage ; When Anecdote doth tell his tale. With fomething new to much that’s ftalei When Love doth toaft his ...
... who were lodgers—nay even iome of the ladies from the hundreds of Drury, very obligingly put on the breeches on this glorious Whig occalion. Saturday the journeymen fmiths having been brought up to receive the judgement of the Court of King’s Bench, Mr. ...
... Tell Euatesor Goods, cither in Town Country. e 30, I' JOHN and JOSEPH VvRICLEY’s Creditors. WHEREAS JOHN WRIGLEY and JOSEPH WHIG LEY’, both of.Alt, within the Patilh of Alh.tonrnder-line, in the County of i.aticader, lien Clothieis and Copartner', have ...
... 'Settingfhm crid ioChiitori-pcndand Aivir. hereby given, That the Tolls ariili. J at the fold whig Toll-gates, v«, ct And aver M. I Giles.Hu.-frou Tarrant and the Miii!.»v foil-gate st Speehhatniand, wflJ .hy AUCTION rhe belt Bidders, at the pub.! -■ ...