... , et d»:iw:mf::I roduce to erable, n Help of nayiy IrSughaut ey e 100 o, s, River, whig up from (k! y fettled; dy rable Fargy, f in. h' ‘or 2 zbrmd, thag S lhiq‘ whi]g_‘ :d Frontier, ) 1 bcingnun“ ofe between ) all Sides by Ckfit‘s with them, afe v ) loyal ...

... were never w ry as allo of Time s> faid Burgl orn. | aPa abbeg land of Bel%q'{);; f_{‘,’bhery, and cl:“(:l'dfr’ to di&ov: :h'. Whig Nei faid Con cruel Treg Pit Sul':sh:&n;:d of faid David ;:ryv:irflq‘ in the l‘(‘:\;m, I Ht:'h: Reset'ef oot & original Pz { ...

... 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 ...

... taking agreeable 1q m“i Relief; and, by Perferer o * Eruptions, as wel) Bth g t me, and [ am Now, N'“-ilu former Health 22ain, whig, Cale known to the Pub;. Day of Novemter, 1764, Jorce Doxg;, ts of the City ot Deblig, g, Henry Parkinfen, John Efmord, farther ...

... bet blocn) der Bluey and Dutch Starch, snd other'Bleaching Materisl:, 5 Sheet Lead of any Thicknefs, and Iron Farnaces; ol whig, will fell on reafonable Terms. . Felfaft, 6th June; 1765, O be let and entered upon the 6irft of Auguf nexe, e § I snd Shop ...

... 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 ...

... jadof Hofier’s Ghoft roufed us .r i o(:v Mr Glover's blle' Dy. Smollet’s Mouro, haplefs & e Sir Robert Walpole D render-hearied whig fec e mace cobite. And Mr. Garrick’s Hea f for a moment 2 ]: Britith Seamen with the fove ; of Oak warmed ou upon the French ...

... upon them by the French minmiftry. | - Advice is received that the Kenington man of war, th “Mercury floop, and two fi-’ig:xtes’whig ‘faited from M:deie ra the 3d of laft November, are fafe_ arfived a- Jamaicy, to the great joy of the inhabitants of ...

... 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 ...