... Templem‘ bunglarioufly broke open j, barbarous and crye) M, » 80d broke his let Arm, it the fame Tim, Fabbeg s al'o of o Pgiy of whig! Order to difcover the Py, uel Trulmcnt, lHerule: s in the Name of fevery Pe ( whofe Names are fub&r‘“ - in my Hands ) do h ...

... Mémber of Purliament for Wt 100 in Cornwall, recommended the re-elgction of Wilkes in a very elegant and znimated fpeeck 5 in whig he obferved that he hud never feen or fpoke to Mr Wiy, before hislate expulfion : that he tegirded his canfe fojey is the caufe ...

... the very: beft Quliyy, T snd Gusnpowder, 3 their ofeal Kind of bef bl nd other'Bleaching Materisl:, , and Tron Farnaces; ol whig Felfaft, 6th June, 1765 the 6rft of Auguf next, thefy fTed by Robert Wills; sl the § well in Bridgésftreet ; esch o 4 oufe ...

... oy, p,;f‘:* W | exch Lot, to be fet 1n faid Towq of Karker RWO Acye, oty ' aewable furever will be Sranted, ¢ng gv:u,bh:n\ o whig, | ‘-v..‘ ‘ regement will be given. S.i4 Town i. Other _mh,x::“'-.; : Trade, lying midwn, between Portater, .°‘Ve“,em ...

... AVID HUME, E i D and l.imrilbl’lf(\’ofl’]_.‘.Pr: Efl;_' Mor,), Pok:,: irymen the Scots) in the civil w}s fays, iy, M,;“Q’. Whigs and Jacobites. A Jacobite o were dividea fl be a [ory, who has no regad 1o '(h: ‘fblcr'v“‘ !’:el{ h either a zealous partizan ...

... meafures, but .men, at lam therefore, but i n the point of taking thi en. My c-n--did not t’:)llow lg]g;l‘;hiil:‘l th; iy, Whig}: T:)\‘:zptxl lgou]d, tiat the committee fhould or this reafon, it is m em, if I iquiry ‘ 5e fonwon, it . m d tiquiry, the ...

... laws, will ind by woutul experience that a few hard words will not teriry the people of England. Lord Somers fpeaking of the Whigs in the glorions bufinefs of the revolation, thinks, that thongh they did such, they by no micans did emsrgé, ¢ They muds a ...

... Blllmhu,. . Jobn Orr, By, nd a Quarter ¢ Annon, A?drt‘qi A 'Mullnlbq‘, Elm:of Her, llown, in Poffeg, lower, the Way, Ey, both of whig re in guod Orde, to befeny y until the firft E‘c declared. Th Heyland, Big ¢ d in the Couny rt of a re out of the 5. l ondon ...

... from the diftinguithed honour .ifi,p:l-ll the family of the Orlows have been treated, .:' raifed a ftrong party againtt them ; whig it is faid, is highly favoured by his Imperi | nefs the Grand Buke. DU BLIN jui We are informed, it has been lately detern; ...

... s, iu ices, law e, :new dentures, and other Printed pape s, boig ge= =0 s : TS ; o addmouf:alht;kall be Lid on tH: g,'a:y Whig merce of this kingdom € it can bear, o Sty faxed hig;:dq ~ But exclufive of the foregoi X fuch a law, we .conceive theeg?:tr;f ...

... the Queen's days: The Lord Lieutenant, the Duke of Shrewfbury, was a great revolutionift, the Houfe of Commons were ftaunch whigs, but the Lords were notoricufly averfe to the caufe which we at preient efpoule. You may remenmber, my Lords, the angry votes ...

... Pointed fo, b elly \:ays a'c’lmimd to &:« he did, and et forth, thay !b: cen held time immemgiy : ‘bi‘d aid large rentg there, whig e ble to do if the make; wag pey ey operties would he greatly :;l, prelent ftate of ¢pe m.,k“‘!l-, » at worlt, only a fing)) ...