... the Table at One o'Clock. -77- This Day is pablified, Priee, anti no A POEITICAL PARADOX. 'That I had profelied myrelf of Whig Principles, h a malicious falfehood, calc‘iated to preiudlce me. World, Oft. 27. WIG LEY. Printed for C. Stalker, No. 4, ...

... ..Ibis, .was .t>us.ijJU+t XTTHIG AND WHIG- V D X'^'fin « had profeffcd mvfelf Whig Falfehood, calculated to prejud' Oct. 27. Printed for C. Stalker, , Stationers-' Street, London; and fold T. I*icey and T. Burnham, Northampton and ot,l^_J---^rf,l Falck's ...

... Mr. Morgan. Thic is pFb/i/hed, Pr HE' ROYAL WALD W. Righr. Hon. anditur men; 7 in lucetn periveqiunt: phis ay it HU; and •no WHIG. ICAL PARA VOX. That I had piofeiled myreif of ,it malicious falfchood, calculecri to pr.judine Worfl, O. 27. WIG LE Y. Printed ...

... Ireland, and had not made a prodigal ufe of that prerogative. The late Marquis of Rockingham, in whofe footsteps the prefent whigs profefftd to tread, was ex- tremely fparing of grants of Peerages But it had been faid, his MajeSty would not be pleafcd on ...

... wifhed for recovery takes place. Tome fuch delegation by acl Parliament for a time ccr tain may prove falutary and convenient. Whig is one who is a friend to the people and to limited Monarchy as fettled the Revolution. A Tory is one who is a friend to the ...

... aod liinitaiicili as a majority ol fuch reprefentativei has thought right. it.- Is Mr. Fox tl.cn a Whig beejiii. he i.i_>kr«.jwl ...

... herents, that neither the Prince himfelf, nor the noble per- fon who is fuppofedto be the great centre of union among the Whigs, have difcovered the leaft impatience or anxiety about- the ?? of power. Nothing could exceed the filial refpett and tendernefs ...