Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... A I R, Qibber, Thou'rt a Fibber, the War U yet alive; Some may write ill, Others fight ill; But the War will Hill furvivt. Whig and Tory* England't Glory, Both unite to carry't on, Nemine Con too, On the Plan too Which was lef: by btneft Johrt. RECITATIVO ...
... in Boots. His Highnefs had not Time to go into Edin- burgh all that Day ; and he could fcarce be prevailed on to allow the Whig Ladies Admittance for one Hour • but at laft he agreed to receive them at Seven in the Evening, and none to ftay after Eight ...
... wastocentei all Plates, Penlions, and other Gratifications, the Gift ot the Crown, in thofe they were pica; VI with the Name of Whigs: For, in Procels of Time, they would thereby, enabled to purchase all the Lands England. In Oppolition to lopiriial, us, and ...
... icis AN UNDATE WHIG. Many are the Marks by which he Known. A Patriot Whig is keen, warm, zealous, and deter all Points, becaufe he knows them to {Htutionalse---An unpatriotea Whig {till admits ali you true, when you {peak of old Whig ing Armies, Septennial ...
... Extrafis from the beft Papers ; the Conduft and. For- tunes of the late Emperor and his Father : Defcription of an unpatriotcd Whig : Maritime ccconomy neglefied : Some Sea Commanders cenfured. IV. A Cure for the cholera morbus'. V. Letters on the Virtues ...
... Day, bles, and II, Extract trom the Papers, the Conduct and Fc a- | the late Emperorand his Father; Defcription of an un | Whigs ; Maritime Occonomy neglect ; fome Sca Con am, both | ' ' | ...
... Thoufand dift'rent Thing*: Like Honour, Friend(hip y Faith in Kings; Like Woman Fame \ the Hero's Glory Like Patriotifm :n Whig or Tory ; Like Lovers Vows when they perfuade, Too oft' on Feathered Altars made L'ke Hope, now funk, now on the Wing, blows ...
... Otheess, - til appeared in Boor, His Highoets bad oot Tine hai sey gh all chat Dav 5 and he could tea ce b cs away to allow the Whig Ladies for one f bue at lait he to receive them at Seven in tie | cures ail ins, and none to tiay aker Bight. The at ea fivit ...
... confider ing the Severity ofthe Weather. The Duke honour' d cur Ladies witb a Ball was ex* and f laid till Two in the Morning The Whigs here both love and admire bim, and with good Reafoii. — We make no Doubt of the Duke's Succefs againft the Rebels, and all ...
... Ad of Security ; but was fomewhat wavering in his Conduft in relation to the Union} however, inthe End he joined with the Whigs, and thofe.who promoted the Union. He died iri the Year 1717, leaving Blue the prefent William, the fourth Earl of Kilmarnock ...
... Tid-Goat nsar Wisbtach, Cambridgtflnre. ________ Price of GOODS Bear-Key. Per Quarter, Abroad in Sacks. Wheat Red 27 s. Ditto Whig *7s. azS s. ■ s. a j. 6d. Barley ■13 149. 6d. Oats ——- 'i —ii 1. Price of Stocks Bank Sock was 3 Bths. 1 B'h. 1 qri India 177 ...
... Tid-Goat nsar Wisbtach, Cambridgtflnre. ________ Price of GOODS Bear-Key. Per Quarter, Abroad in Sacks. Wheat Red 27 s. Ditto Whig *7s. azS s. ■ s. a j. 6d. Barley ■13 149. 6d. Oats ——- 'i —ii 1. Price of Stocks Bank Sock was 3 Bths. 1 B'h. 1 qri India 177 ...