... eating in fear of that sin Pleasant feeling which indicates indigestion A OM& Ilmorn tor all wbe sifter the d Flabilence et Whig. REFUSE ALL SUBSTITUTES ...

... subject to the Lash from such as thee? Embrace a Friend's Advice officious Prig, Mention no more th' ambigious (sic) Name, of Whig; etc. This storm in a tea-cup occurred during 1774-5 and although the affair may appear amusing after the passage of 158 ...

... As the powers and profits of ruling increased, a seccnd party gradually appeared, and the two became known later as Tory and Whig. Soon the large towns were allowed to have a nominal and superficial share in government. But the landowners , tenaciously ...