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... as having pledged hittifillf a fi,an and intrepid Mier. tor of ihe Rights of his fellow fuhjetis, and of the Liberties of Whigs and Englifhmen. His Grace the Duke of Marlborough has granted Mr. Foote a licence to open a pis/hedge in the hay ma i ket. ...
... oufe-vation by a variety of precedents not only in turiner years, when the contention ran high between Roundhead and Cavalier; Whig and Toy , Court and Country ; when men in power, whole deeds were evil, not alms to bear the light, attempted to pariah trial ...
... own rights and of the Contlitution.—The cry of London —Toe friends w Liberty at Exeter.—The Whigs ot Scotland ankla-7I rnd.— Mr Pitt ar the head of the Whigs.—The late Lard Liedt:o ant, and all friends of the Liberties of England.--•jid England —Nova ...
... hop: for the honour of my e-untry, before an honeft and impar. ial tribunal But fureY you wrong h:rn a‘b irc ea ling him the Whig Sachevetell. Sachevered was the defPicable tool a party without abilit.es : Of a party who are the greatefl foes to the liberties ...
... believe that he I.ncerely lon , his mailer, and that he is indeen th , : friend of his King and Country. Your hurn:ile s:tvart, A WHIG. ...
... yos- murmuring, Sir, fo much at the Minifiry for laying a {mall duty you, it appear plain you are in rhe. oppofition of the Whig Party, and are no friend to the preterit governmeit floe. long, S i r, have I bore with patier-e t he fame burden you now fo ...
... ;ln, Manehejlgr, Hull, and Liver fool, where it arrives the next J IRISH STATE LOTTERY, 1787. £,g;ns AftnJ.iy, 'r.bcr 12. WHIG Ill's OLD STATE LOTTERY OFFICE, APPOINTED GOVERNMENT, No. 57. Oppofite the Mew’s Gate, Chaiing-Crofs. (Eftublj/hfd in Tear ...
... fubjeds of converlation, branch into innuirafable forms and diftindions, till, amidft the bawllgs of patriots, courtiers, whigs, tories, loners ranters, they are loft amidft fleets, armies, triaft fafliions, plays, operas, and boxing matches. Jr. Haftings’s ...
... tribute to the memory of regretted nobleman. An elegant dinner v ...
... forfeited his right to the protection and of the 'electors—and they alfo palled cenfnre tile party that alfiimcd the name of Whig, without acting any refpeef conformable to its principles. Jt was then refolved to fupport Lord Hood to the which refolution ...
... CREED of a REAL WHIG ; Extrnrted frum llic writings Moi.f.sworth, and to every Englilhman ho intends celebrate the sth November in a proper manner, REAL WHIG. •«Ty Notion of a real Whig (for the nominal, arc worfe than any fort of men) is, that oik who ...
... being in nent danger the arbitrary pierced King James, the Prince of Orange was moil carneltly ie ted fcvcral of leaiieis the Whig party, pre ent the total rnin of England, which .hat' of all Europe inevitably depended. Some wrote him, others having crofied ...