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... Wellbank-Street, C : Square, a%gd 97, Edmund Hoyle, Efq; well l?r‘:):vi:‘?; e polite World forhis Treatife on the Games of Whig uhgrxlle, Piquet, Chefs, and Back-Gammon - ere is now living at Hartley in Effex, o , {,ackfgn, a Plowm:ln. aged 107, and his ...
... then Mayor,—Promifcd the High- Conflablefhip for his Tenant, Sam. Brown, which he gnjoys. Alderman Kirkman,—Profefledly a Whig, but changes Sides as beft fuits his own Purpofe; has a Share in the Return of the Government fiioncy, and di ...
... a fathionable Cz ! K, for difcarding his old throwing himfelf into the Hand his old faithful Friends they me monly called Whigs.—Now, fi am convinced that the principal tion have no greater Right than alted Charaller, 1 fl’m%l confin nftances. - During ...
... and throwing himfelf into the Hands of his Enemies. By his old faithful Friends they mean a Set of People commonly called Whigs.—Now, from long Experience, 1 am convinced that the principal Men of that Denomination have no greater Right than otier People ...
... the K.— of a Party, but the K—— of Britain. This new Syftem difgufted thofe who arrogantly ufurped the fole Demomination of Whigs ; they clamoured, they complained of chimerical Oppreflions ; the People who feit real Wants believed them ; they might have ...
... Court-Preferment, which was never to be barr’d againgt Deiert of any Party, whethcr it appeared in the queltionable Shape of Whig or Tory, from both which he promifcuouily felected his Minifters. fi is eafy to forefec that fuch a Plan &s thig, unlets fupported ...
... Lords Chatham, Camden, Temple, and other patriots, were drank, and a gencral joy prevailed, upon that ancient, inJePendcnt Whig Co?orgtion’s having recovered itfelf from the confufion into which it was thrown at the late eletion by the avarice and treachery ...
... there are fome diftinciio s which are inherent o the nature of things. '%tl’c is a diftinction between right and wrong—between Whig and Tory.” In the year (755 we had nea forty tioufand cfic€live feamen in the governu.ent iervice ; the year tollowing about ...
... On Wednelday night 105 imp up’the R;\“' &m&&‘b: an: men fi(m fm fi'.! .j‘,‘% h(l M By this circumftar ¢ many. (i) in the River whig Ould not by Cuffom-houfe,’ jor want of lan them. S o Latt night an Upon the niver, be. tuken. from all prot. immediately oy ...
... 5 e = ‘4 Price Two-pence Half-penny.] MONDAY, JANUARY 21 i 1 77 L 4 DATTLE of the WHIGS ard TORIES. triumphal car, in“the charafer of Britannia, the Warfarw, Dfc. 22. Ose ‘hundred ~perfus d_aggct of Brutns in one hand,-and- the op Bf f&jifific'phgue in ...
... Zalf a dozen” Parifponers petitioning for one vacant feat, there be 2alf a doxen Jeats Tor every Pariflioner. A confifient Whig. promo |} prefent to o We have heard that modefty and difadens nerally acco\nfiny true genius and fuperior worth: Youn Lordfhip ...
... and inllead of balf a dizen ers petitioning for ome vacant feat, there zme:—avm /e%?f for every Pariflionr. o s A confifient Whig. LORD MANSFIELD. LORD, 'RING the courfe of this Winter we ave, under different fignatures, addrefled number of letters to your ...