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... •• laft gener.-il meeting. ■ und- our th- 2.1 Jay December, THOMAS HALI,. )un. THOMAS ■' JOHN COVEY, BENJAMIN WtBB, RICHARD WHIG: 1 THOMAS WELL, . JOHN BhsT. COACH and HORSES INN, SOUTH ON. and ion, ...
... which his anceltry had invariably perfevsred in. His meafures were different from cf the houfe he fprung from. hey were not Whig -nor Brunfwick ones, lucii he, for his own part, had for feventeen years uninterruptedly dliliked as anti-wbiggjfh and unc ...
... the Pretender % health What o\ert act you charge to make good your accusation Why, your lather is a confirmed Whig, and always Readily upon Whig-principles,. ' ue but condemn me for the of no, father „. . ..• v* • may degenerate. —Degenerate» fear the ...
... in JAMES WILLIAMS, Parith clerk, faxftone, town -«ycr, and bellman—-makee and felts all IbAs ha Groceyries, &c.' hair and whig!, cjfeft, cut, the fhorteft •N. B. I keeps evening Icholl, were teach at -reasonable rales* leading, andunging. N. B. play ...
... ring, and tire lhall burn, My natal day hail Or when, ftate, Wintcm's Lord Mayor, lead the mob while prebends ftare, And rebel Whig s turn pale X. more, rhe wonder ofthe crowd, My Penton laugh'd at, Lovell cow'd, Sir Dicky fnttndly bang'd : I fee my fondelt ...
... there was a time, and hoped he did not fpeak thro' vanity, when this country was brought to the bigheft pitch glory under a whig minifter, a relation his ; meant the Earl of Chatham. But it was now the Every thing wehaJ once valued had been in the American ...
... officers, and moft of their principal offi- CeTS were killed or mounded. Nothing but blood and (laughter has prevailed among the Whigs and Tories, and their inveteracy againft each other muft, if it continues, depopulate this part of the country. Since we croffed ...
... believe that very few days will give us able, and what if wanting would avail very little, virtuous adminiftration.—We that the Whigs have thoroughly reformed, and are fully convinced that no fyftem can be long wifely conducted or fucceftfully carried on (we ...
... quarterly into the Bank of England for the ufe the State ! appears Something Singular, that amidft the pre[ Sent arrangement of Whig Minifters, one of tbe molt worthy and xndependant their political aflbciates, Sir George Savilie, not enrolled are allured ...
... Commons ; while Mr. Burke has remained in filent grief, agreeable to the Latin Poet, Curat loquuntur, inpentes Jtupent.'* The Whig intereft of Yorkfhiie has fultained a fe. vere lofs the death of the Marquis of Rockingham. That county has long diftinguithed ...
... evident. That half fifh, haif flefh politician, the prefent Premi* er, advocates think it a great praife to fay he is neither Whig nor Tory, but unnatural compound of both, is willing to make unlimited fubfeription to paflive obedience, non refiftance, ar ...
... expected in town to do the fame. not hear to a certainty that his Grace the Duke of has accepted the title of the Hexd of the Whigs, the room the late Marquis of Kcckinghiai: on the Marquis's death, was fuggetted to his nephew, Fitzwilliam, to take upon tl)at ...