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... WHIGS. LANGUAGE is variable, and words alter. This cannot be more ftrongly exemplified than in the prcfent times, when this term is aflumed by men who afiert, that PRINCES HAVE RIGHTS INDEPENDENT OF THE PEOPLE and when more than two hundred Britifh fenators ...
... belong only to that perlecuting cliurch againll which our ancellors fo nobly protested. The Idllowing Extradls from •• The Old Whig, Proteftant,” will ferve to give your readers gciiei~.il idea of the origin of the name, and the principles which ought to ...
... Family the Country. mi’ll be a light weight, clean t’erfon, quite of Ids Bufiucl , drive Pair of iiorh s, and wait at Table, Whig*, to it. Enquire #ove. ...
... William Heathcote, Mr. Chute, and Lord John Ruflel. What interefl Mr. Jervoi e made he gives to Lord John. The eflabliihment of Whig now quite the rage in Ireland. Not a little alchoule but what as to having one. This would be a laudable matter there were ...
... at twelve, on Special Matters. Dinner at three as usual. WILLIAM FAITHFULL, Sec. Winchester, 6th Jan. 1790. WHIG INTEREST. THE Friends of the Whig Interest in Hampshire are desired to assemble at the George Inn, in Winchester, on Wednesday next the thirtieth ...
... Brafs founder)-and Smifhery, Who efale, Retail, and for Exportation, ti.tap as in London. WH I G INTER E S T~ T a Meeting of Whig Intereit in Hampjt\ fhire, at the Georj; ...
... party, w ere highly pleafed with his conduct. In the course of one of the candidate's fpeeches, he had occafion to ufe the word whig,—which a country Freeholde: hearing feveral times, cried out aloud— Damn all wigs, itve the man tliat wears his own hair. ...
... WHIG INTEREST. AT a Meeting of the Whig in Hampshire, the George inn, Winchefter, the 14th J.nuary, 1790, Resolved Unanimoufly, That the union of the intercft cf Sir William Hcathcote and Mr. Chute, and the conduct the of that intercit, rejecting all ...
... Oracle. A very brilliant Birth day, fey the papers, and yet only one Duchcfs grace tht circle! —Thus it be, when all the great Whig families arc proscribed, and nothing but perfons of mean origin, or principles, admitted into the pofts honour. Eng. Chron ...
... take my advice, there null be no 'croakies, no barbarities, committed: every worthle s s fellow that has called hisnfelf a Whig, got &link, and bawled at an elefitho, fhall not dillAsiee I rnn of ten times his owe mark, orly becauffe he a ' reputed 'Tory* ...
... Mr. Sanderfon, Doncafter ; blbi.l.=ey, Pantetri o , Af valuable part of their Conftitution, low that has called hisnfelf a Whig, got &link, j wit:Nicer, .-., ..--- Howln. Meffrs. Meggitt and Soo, W Mrilowling 1 •f , rime by it. . and bawled it an ...