... verfe. s Political. A remarkable dialogue, which lately happed in the gm-dens of Luxemburg in Paris, an old impartial Englilh Whig, and nonjuror 0 the church of England, conccrning the Chevalier, 6d. The merchants proteft againfl the prelim' 11 ries. 6d ...

... held, thro' many years of K. William's reign, to take the Eaft-India trade out of the direction of Tories, and transfer it to Whigs; and during that which the proje# of eltablifhing national bank gave rife to, they rather attended to the iifue, as a matter ...

... fools take fuch liberties, thofe who with good reafon think they know better, will not -wifely be idle. The reafoning of the Whigs in former times on the fubjed of government, apainft arbitrary power, ...

... carebitis the death of Lochiel. is Loc H1 ei., the terror of whole r,r> So lately fhook this ifland with alarms • Bejuft, ye Whigs; and Tories Lament a Scotfman in a foreign urn; ,- Who, born a chiftain, thought the right of The fburce of all authority on ...

... his fpirit and his mind, *)•] 1 e xile wretched, and with error blinu, Ah't mandate unto Death was given, good Lochiel now Whig in heaven. Edinburgh, Dec. 1748. The COBLE. all the veflels on the lea; The coble is the beft; we may (ail from dangers free ...

... deftroyed by fire 449 the there pulled Pads 454. Wick an improvement of them 499 Whiganza, account of a famous ‘giant { called 640 Whigs and hereditary-right-men do the fame things on different principles 540 ‘Whitefield, Mr, arrives at Lon- don 352. at Edinburgh ...

... pretended Arguments for abrogating the Fas t on the soth January, TH O’ fincc the Cau/e an hundred Tears arc >aft, Why wilh the Whigs to abrogate this Fajl ? Great Guilt there was, Republicans allow,— Char lbs or Them matter how. In their, own Senfe this foleran ...

... the » e a T H o/L o.c h e l. DEAD is Lochtel, the Terror of whofe Arms So lately fhook his Country with Alarms. Be juft ye Whigs, and tho' the Tories mourn Lament a Scotfman in foreign Urn ; Who bgrn a Cheiftain, dream’d the Right of Birth The Source of ...

... Reins*. B. Becaufe they all arc working on bar Chains. However land their -Cry for Britain's Glory, Low Church or High, the Whig as wdl as Tory, When hx'd, e'er long we catch them at the iorge y And all the Hopes we have, are Hopes in G * . A. Sure yon ...

... Tho. Willet in The diftre/Yd wife, I have opinions of own, which I am refolved to abide by ; yet, as to politicks, I neither Whig? Tory, nor Jacobite, according to the prefent acceptation of the terms ; and as religion, I am neither PapiJ}, Churchman, ...

... Men who had fenfe, and temper too, before that moment, thought of nothing after it but of letting up a Tory King againlt a Whig King : and when fome of them were alked, they were fure Popilh King would make a good Tory King or whether they were determined ...

... plea was admitted as an ex- for the taking up arms, but the di? * contrary maintained, by all the late options, and all the Whig principles, l 0 and right of felf-prefervation ' n the tlrlt law of nature, abfolutely n by the prefent government he fentence ...