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... the Bank this moment, fay it is impoffible to avoid fuch redudion, as the Company never abounded fo much as at prefent. The Whig Club on Tuefday’s meeting was perfe&ly fedate and calm—No noife, no mirth, no jolity—Sir, your health ! and Sir, my fervice ...
... thinks, wifh the people to degenerate into abjeft Haves, to be ruled over with a rod of iron unrefiHed.| If the language of Whigs, can Tories, the moft notorious in principles, hold doftlines moredeftrufttve, doflrines which hft ilic unhallowed arm, and ...
... Granoam b) tor. Hai tley't Blind Horfe, whicli Mare w„s the lie.ni of Babram ; hit Great Great Great Giandam was Cid Flying Whig, a Daughter of the Woonftock Arabian, and Mi e cf spider and Pointer, two famoui Runnirg liorfes at Newmarket; his Great Great ...
... or truer felony or Fraud ovhatfoevc • terthin CcLEBRA TED TIN CTURE foe the AGUE - Sewell lion o that obllinate Adherent to Whig P r inciples, the lard fiveral Townfh f bringing • Calle from Pool sps, and or f u n Offender or ever known to fail pertnemtne ...
... Great Grandam by Mr. Hartley's Blind Horfc, which Mare wat the Dam of Babram ; Ins Great Great Great Grandam was Old Flying Whig, a Daughter of (he Woodltock Arabian, and Site of Spider and Points, two famous Running Horles at Newmarket ; his Great Great ...
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... eat G.cat Crandam by Mr. Hanky's Blind Horfe, which Mare was the Dam of Babram ; Ms Great Great Great Grandam was Uid Flying Whig, a Daughter of the Woodftock Arabian, and Site of *-pidcrand Points, two famous Running Horfts at Newmarket ; his Oreat tlreat ...
... arrogant Miniflcr ceafe to inl'ult his Highnefs ? A is to be crefled at the expence of the principal members of the glorious Whig Club, in honour of the Duke of Queenlbery, whole late condud evidently proved the goodnefs of his heart, and firmnefs of his ...