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... Craridam. & Hartley's Blind his Great XK * «m Hip, out the great Hartley Mare, the Dam Bsbram, Ac. This Dam was the Old Flying Whig. V E this S SON, tie Property ,»TA„ , . fff Mare, and Si.ttf'mg tie Grotm ftrong-bon*d Bay' Horse, rt.;. ci, »TJMA>i Seven ...
... bis w, got Hartley-, Blind j hit Grandam by Hip, out Hartley Mare, the Dane ...
... allowed id pafs in payment whatsoever, to exchanged in any manner before-mentioned Tp which *ii Majefty returned the- foil whig mjoft gracipus Anfwer : v h. .*>•' ...
... neral, men of good fenfe, and hiph in the caufe. I have been introduced to General Gage and the To- ries—to Hancock and the Whigs.— l find myfrlf a high fon, that is the ftrongcll fide at prcfent. How long I lliall Hay here is uncertain. Much have I been ...
... what do I talkot three millions of people, (lays his Lordfliip) many more ; Ireland is with them to a man ; and as for every Whig in this country, the rights of America arc fo connected with his own, that hit hand and heart muft co-operate with their mca- ...
... feveral towns in the coun- try by the friends of government, whom the faftioas party are pleafcd to call Tories, and themfelves Whigs. I find by your letter, that it has been re- ported that we lofe numbers, but I can affure you by the returns from the time ...
... people called Quakers, had wiittcn feveral Pamphlets againll the Tories ; in confcquence ofwhich, many eminent families of Whig principles fent their chil- dren to be bred under hit tuition. From this feminary of learning, he was removed to Trinity-College ...
... To the PRINTER. SIR, . THE Americans have univerfally affijmed (he- name of Whigs, and call every man a Tory whom they fufpecl of an attachment to the parliamen- tary claims of theßfitifh Nation. This is perfectly confonant to their loyalty, when they ...
... magiftrat. the beft fort of people in this city, who hive c thcmfelvcs to preierve it. This day fortni -h;. Brad ford (a great Whig Printer, and captain ofa company * haying heard that one of General Gage's foldicr. who delertcd was apprehended, and put into ...
... fo violated as to leave no otlier means of redrefs. 1 look with reverence almoft amounting to idolatry upon thofe immortal Whigs, who adopted nnd ap- plied fuch doctrines during part of the reio-n of Charles the 111. and in that of Janus the Ild. Should ...
... The principles of the Affociation, which arc now the topic of converfation, arc faid to be no other than thofc of the true Whigs who brought about the glo- rious Revolution, and effected the Acceffion of the prefcnt illuftrious Family to the Throne of ...
... govern- ment next fummcr. Packet. A correfpondent obferves, that there is fome kind of I'pell or charm in the very name of Whig, as they expect public confidence by affuming that note of dillinftion ; though their principles and manners are as oppofitc ...