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... ; And whtrcr.s feel inctimhent npnr, • employ ir.ea. *os nrdtr the piou-flv*n and fav -t Divine Emvid no:, may heft eUatd . whig fuhjefls againil the viiitatton ot t« ac ! mity, we have fit and with the advice 0f,,. Privy Council, to ill’ue this our Royal ...
... offspring many crimes, the tnsny enormi ies. which Jacobins woilhip, and Demagogues adore out that fober, rational, and manly ol Whig Liberiv. which transf'rrcd .he Sceptre LU >0 .h, pr.fe«. I’d fupported by Rockingham and a Savue, and will be found in .he ...
... satisfaction, when his present gracious Majesty entered the SOth year of his reign. Every individual he had no doubt, whether Whig Tory, let his politics be what they may, would be glad tc celebrate memorable aii event. His Majesty, the 25th of next month ...
... coloured,and fancy and Sarlnct ...
... i the lad inllancrs of its being reforted to were in the calcs of White and Hart, the Editor and Printer of the Independent Whig, who were fent to Dorchefterand Gloucefter gaols. But he nndcrftood the gentleman who moved the addrefs this day meant to follow ...
... 19 —20—si. the rank, character, talent and property of the Dutch Papers arrived lad night to the 15th inft. Grenville and Whig intereil ? Were we not op- They contain intelligence of much importance. [ puffed, a due cowfideration of this awful and It ...
... d by five regiments of infantry. Arrived .t let.h the John,, - u- ■ and the tvhj.ght dragoons. j ton. Ad.mfon, T.,t -• The Whig Club yefterday hrl 1 monthly convoy hi* meeting, the and Anchor, the Duke if T. L. Popham, Eiq co,nmA Bedford in the Chair ...
... Premier, under the appellation of Cinna, is extracted from the new Political Satire, entitled Torto Whiggo or, the Battle of the Whigs and Tories.” Him polifhed France had taught with fubtieft art To lull the reafon, and furpril'c the heart ; Greece with rude ...
... fum was at the moment fubferibed. Opinions of the London 'Journals ii: Chongs of AdminJ}rattC'n-~contmued. The InbepehOfnt Whig exprefles hopes that principles of the Brililh Confiitution will never , be impaired by a Tory Admmjtration. The St. James’s ...
... friends of Mr. Fox there has not been the fame zeal and energy dilpliyed might have been expedfed. I have lent myfelf to of Whig liberty, and if they have not flood forward with zeal 10 fuppoit me, fay he fault does not lie with me, but with them.” Lord ...
... many crimes, the parent, many enormities, which Jacobins worlhip, and Demagogues adore but that fober, rational, and manly of Whig Liberty, which transferred the Sceptre Realms the Royal Family ; which was a Rockingham and Saville, and ill found in the day ...
... bunting to nearly 70001. was defrayed out of the fund of Sir Patrick Dunn, and since that time from Parliamentary aid. The we.t whig is finished so as to accommodate patients, and for the establishment of the hospital; the. fever ward in this hospital, differs ...