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... the the nth of this Infti Novemb. having Inccrted Ballad, which are the following Words, viz. Now cares not a Fij, To he’s Whig; Which was nrov’d in a Utt Artion, To fhew he was Rank, Fte openly Drank, HER Grandfather’s Fate to otfr C^—-ri# If She follow’d ...
... underftood. that there is no material difference be. tween the two governments; I only hinting, that the rcafoning of the whigs on government was very pretty in theory bat we have all liv’d, to fee how it operates ip praflice. A svife J gentle deities ...
... properDifpofitions. according his Ground; and, about Seven in the Morn ing, the Auftrians attacked, with great Fury, the 1 eft Whig of the Prufltans, and the Aftion continued very hot, till Hour part One. when the Auftri-ns gave Way, but retired in good Order; ...
... the Service of the Royal Navy, are demanding their to retufn home; from whence it is conjectured. that all Things may not Whig remain quiet in certain Northern Kingdom. learn Jrom Pcterlbourg, that though the Climate Government are alike levc;e, yet ...
... choice of netr obfer' and racetptt.'iM'fftry Be known fervants, and which will'Whf MMie ttU ip every Dirtily j among Ate the DBS whig, wit. ptnamni lo w..fl» bock muffin, blown, and other lace, cambrichi, gtoeei, and filft hyntjlcarchieft, without the colour* ...
... Pope has adopted in . c '* this humourous diftich: Ljww ft w 1 —Horace, long before you, | J v Said Tories call'd him Whig, and Whigs 1> Tcy. ||Hl- That Horace, in fatire, was equal to either of thefe writers is manifeft, from their having Jl§ ft j copied ...
... who did not give fupplics, or anfwer their intentions, were indandy called, Foes to the Church, and Republicans : And the whigs never fail to diie their antagonids, Foes to the State and Jocobkes* But a bold and daring Patriot will loom theft little (landers ...
... and a most extensive prospect both of city and country, held by toafe of lives rcrkwalVc for evvr, and all the lives now in' whig, fuhjedl 14 I. j* an-efn, and 4-1, cn the fall of *f*. ' Alfn, the in'er. ft df field which lie, to bid concern, containing ...
... father in the beginning of his Kfe was but a private gentleman of a very mtxkratc fortune; yet he found means to embroil all the whig meafures during the reigns of King William and Queen Anne; and all this he was enabled to eftedt by his relation to the Crown ...
... imported from London, and (bid by Swift', j wijw Head Dame-ftteet. , oj Shakefpear's Works vols. bound rJ. i*. Bd. independent Whig 4 vok 13 f. Cato’s Utters 4 vols. 12 s. Ben Johnfons Works 7 gvo od. The Book of Nature or, the Hiftpry oflniea*, .rdaerd dtftina ...
... Shakcfpetr’s Works vols. bound t L Is. Bd. Independent Whig vols. s. Letters, 4 vols. zt. , . , , . Ben Johnfops. Wotks vols 11. 16&. od. The Book of Nature or, the Hiftory of Inrc€t*, mhici'd dtftinA dtffiti; coofirmel particular inftance , blpl iyel ...
... Juft imported Irom London, and fold James Swift's in Dulne-lVreet. Sbakefpear’s Works 9vols. bound 1, is. Bd. Independent Whig vols. s. Cato's Letters voli. 12 s. • Bin Johnfons Works vols gvo. s. od. Ihe Book of Nature or, the Hiftory oflnfeds, rr-tluted ...