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... equally willing to pleafe, This after extempore, that Common Prayer. =, Let Beauty, Good-Senfe and Good-Humour unite, With Whig or with Tory a Body may venture: , In Love the fame Politicks always are right, And Cupid s Religion tends all to the Center ...
... aping France, and negleCting our • Marine, in the Reign of Ceetz Anne. 3. Tory Lords (bred and born)- become Whigs in.z.7ot.. , 4. Why Tories and Whigs (turn about) were for invtitiner ever the EleCloral Prince. 5. The TranfaEtions of Parliament. • - 6. The ...
... War again France, - and negle&ing our Marine, in the Reign of .Anne; - 3. Tory Lords (bred and born) become Whigs in i7oz. 4. Why Tories and Whigs (turn about) were for inviting over the Ele(aorat Prince. 5. The TranfaElions of Parliament. 6. The Advances ...
... am. so. The Hiflory of the good-for-nothing tall ragged Boy and his Sifter her Grace's Coufins. , Ir. The Broils among the Whig;. az. The total Change of the Adminifiration. By a WOMA N QUALITY. Printed for T. Coo Ri in Pater-no/ler-Row., This Day is ...
... Chain-Maker, aged 26 Yearg. He is. a pale-fac'd flender Man, five Foot nine Inches high in his Shoes, red-hair'd, . wears a Cap or Whig, a leattcolour'd Coat . and blue Breeches, but no Walitcoat. Whoever will fecure him fhall • have two Guineas Reward, befides ...
... Bookfellers, in Gloucefter ; Mr. Buchannan, at the Sign of the Thifile and Crown in Barton-Street, who fells all Sorts of Hair' for Whig-nwkers in Gloucefler; Mr. Maxwell and Deakin, Shopkeepers in Bewdley ; Mr. Cotton, Bookfeller ; Mr. Morgan, Ironmonger 3 Mr ...
... , in. Glouceffer ; Mr.. Buchannan, at the Sign of the Thiille and Crown lln Barton-Street„'who fells all Sorts of Hair for Whig-makers in Gloucefter; Mr. Maxwell and Deakin, Shopkeepers-in Bewd icy ; Mr. Cotton, Bookfeller ; Mr. Morgan, Ironmonger; -Mr ...
... in Gi ou .., cefter Biachannasy at the 'Sign -of she Thiftle and In Berion-Strect, who 'fells all Sorts of ..Hair -- for •Whig-mUkersin Gloucefter.,; •Ma-. MaFw and Dealcio, , Shopieepeas :in BeWdiey ; Mr. Cotton, Boolfeller 5 Mr. Morgan, Ironmonger ...
... Religion, he is moderate to all who differ from him: He knows no Diftinaion of Party, but extends his good Offices alike to Whig and Tory; a Friend to Virtue under any Denomination; an Enemy to Vice under any Colours. His Health and old Age are the Effeas ...
... To the E. of 3- Pro l° ; o re, ° fr. by a late Pamphlet, entitled FaCtion deteaed, Y 0 U R Shee4 I've perus'd, Where the Whigs you've abus'd, And on Tories have falfly refleCted 4 But, my Lord, Poi afraid, From all that's there laid, 'Tis you, and not ...
... are fimple-hearted But Tories, moil his antient Friends. The Toy Chiefs, he's well appriz'd, Are but a .Jacolitiii, Fagion; Whigs oft' Republicans difguis'd, Who watch to put the in Mlion. But why thus li&ral of hard Names., Great Worfhippers of Noile and ...
... Ag o that wittily and juilly laid Come time ago, he could from a Converfation with Politics, was, that the were become Whigs, and Whigs Tories. The Commiflioners of the Navy have appointed Mr. • gers Clerk of the Security Office, a Place of confidera w ...