... contefled election expected for Berkihire, between the Court party and that efpoufed by the friends Lord Craven, and the old Whig intereft. I: laid that the finking fund has decreafed in the laft quarter 78,000!. from what was on the 5 th of January, Two ...

... We fhould be glad oblige W. by inferliag his Acroftic j the Author of the lines tt Lord North the letter figned a Revolution Whig ; .F.B v\;rfes, but they are all for our purpofe. Errata. In the preamble to the County our laft, line, for was ftud'wufly ...

... treach'ry fram'd I ne'er could injure you : For though your rank no fcrvice claim'd, Your pow'r would mnke true. To you no Whig dare milbehave, No Tory offer wrong ; Freemen fubrrit, and ev'ry flave Shall hail you with his tongue. And when the continent ...

... backs by the foldiers wives, after the great plunderers had done; Send in this general ravage no difcrimination was made of whig tory. '* It is conjectured by fome, that Howe intends to into the Jerfeys, but I rather think he is only preparing to go into ...

... :-»-he will afterwards be fworn in. • faid the Prince Wales lately alked certain Right Reverend if he really did not know what whig-- gffm have learnt it now, replies the holy farher, it means fending the King oft in the Dover ftage, and packing you and ...

... Brook, New jerfey, with a either to intercept General Howe on his Hank, or re-vint New York, which city there is not a fmgle Whig left, and where the Scotch have been very induftrious in fomenting difcontents againft the Commander chief. That ten veftfls ...

... trouble and expence.--.—.v dear friend, words y dejeribe the confufion which reigns' thi. o,e bunvv'.crty. It is vain to talk of Whig or ory, for ife from the ferocious attacks and brutality of the' mercenary army, particularly the add Scots Highlanders, every ...

... queftiori. Manchester, in the year 1745, a regiment, had been raifed, bearing the name of the place, for purpofes that every honefl Whig fhould commemorate with difdain!—Liverpool too had been one of the firfl to become advocate for the fame rebellious caufe. ...

... conltitution the combined powers church and ! Candour, continue:: noble-minded woman, mull acknowledge,'that the corruption Whig principle reflects as much dishonour on the fovereign as dqcs tlie party. But without entering into 'a minute of the conduct ...

... worfhip, and from its evil afpect on our liberty. We were then told from every quarter, Popery had a curfed twin (which all Whigs ufed to abhor) called fiaverv. That arbitrary prieits would join with an arbitrary government, the one to load the property ...

... inferring it. ENGLISHMAN. uITO>S, for fhame in one g, eat end unite, And join once more the red roie with the 'white : more let Whig and Tory plague the age, Nor Bcurbcn's cetttpt maligx engine. To Noi h-America's bleak wave-worn fliore 'nnba/: here to rage ...

... abjuration oath qualify them vote for another Congreis. In the province New England the Whigs and Tories were fo nearly equal in the provincial aflembly, that the Whigs had only a majority of two; if the army, which was to fupport thofe who might avow their ...