... A correfpondent fays, he has feen many reafons alledged why his M-y he ips treafures on the tosies, in preference ro the whigs, who have always been faft friends to his royal hoafe; but as they all feem to him nug:tory, he thinks it aay with great propriety ...

... that'l with tc Prince under the fus J. Prove the con! 1. l;!om_' friend §n the adminiftratis) the publick. I Are you feriol 7. Whigs and T peafon and honefty. . w. Jul'!igy your § uture of you, 7. ‘lgzohave geejt ffiious'opf*:pfitior\- | we are ablolute noy ...

... th poroughs, and. drive the buyers d € rotten, corrupted your temple of liberty. and fellers together out of . Why you are 2 Whig, I feay Iho gl ‘take this game out of our . snts At 7. Why fhould not we >Do e Seh -,ST’.“? you think we are not as honeft ...

... Waig-intereft of Lon- | ton would art:nd at the levy, and fubmit to the directions ‘ of a 4 notorious Jacobite ? Was there no Whig Magiftrate in | thecity, to whom the izrvants of George the third couid in tuft the management of a bufinefs 1o ve, interefting ...

... 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 ...

... lawtul and neceifary Bufinefs. Given under :—:r Hads, this 2d of f‘ P“mb;r' 1771 . 8. . Fer. Langford Bur'eigh 22 15 o Kobert Whi:g 3 8 3 George Buileigh $l3 9 Gilbert Me. Neillie 28 9 Jotin Me. Liroy t 2 9 James Datrymple 0 11 ‘¢h Walter Carruth ° 5 3 ¥rances ...

... Poffes. on of Mils Highicbutham, Cammus upper and lower, the W, Corn-Mill of Ballywillzn, and the Mill of Killevally, both of whig have 2 large Succon bound to them, and at prefeat are in gvod Order, Propofals tor the above Lands, or any Part of them; to ...

... 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 ...

... hs | the half Pound 104 es eefe, and great Variety of and determined (’g i‘. .N. B. He hath jutt arrive L.'M Keatifh Hop.' whig \WCAST Pe with him from Der-rv‘ an » that they may exped i | Wante \ GARDENER, 1 fing) of a Kitchen Garden, ¢es. Nooe need ...

... from Loadon god m’fl- s;xd,'gl Havypay, *! Wi Great Variety of Garden ad Flower g, ¥ A Beani, and beft Dutch Clover Seed all whig o Q.,,h molt reaforable Terms :He alfo ¢arr; e o “f'f,ill[,t Bufinefs as ufual, l’!rewry, the 15th ;eb. 1193 tlting g O BE ...

... er. |o % e in Edward Bready noy T uated on the Sonth Sidey articulars enquire of Gas Irn, 2gth March, y ith' Englifh Sal, whig e Lamds of Barban of Dromare, either 4 d of Killyicolbag and & to be let from the 2 nland of Levailyressh,’s ntry, and well ...

... Ure) on the rights of t’hflmh the governin ‘;”.b’) are under grear regate thae 10 ig fiy.‘:fl % thefe his noble f “hOfe clouds whig '“Yv M Can neyer be 43 81N rife 1o gy R SINC “W“ to | Pl sl , JoßsToy 40 I?.“'M Dooryy th?chnfi Ta Whint- Wiy on fea ‘BC:I‘f:KM ...