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... How nobly are the Marine of.France, the Debts of England and their public Taxes, incrcaied dv- ring aoout forty Years of Whig Management? Had th c »ntinued in Power, it is vcrv pro- bable Dunkirk had been demolifhed, their Land 1 '.•••.' ( vhi' ...
... ° A Whig is, was, and ever will be, the Head ofa Party. You might as foon perfuade a Scotch Cove- nanter to revere Epifcopacy, a Dutchman to become Charitable, or a modern Saint to refrain from Lying, as a Whig from Faction : In a Word, a Whig is a pei ...
... who kept himfelf only on the Brink of raifing a Regiment at his own Expence. ? And truly that noble Lord is commended by the Whigs for his pru- dential Conduct ; not to pay Fellows for doing no- thing,?nor take them into Service till really wanted. Thus ...
... as their PredecefTors were in the Reign of King James the Second againft the Roman Catholicks. The Matter is not now about Whig and Tory, about three or feven Years Parlia- ments, whether all your Property fhall be excis'd, or whe- ther you fhall be over-run ...
... Time) SOME T-.ovohts on tie i .afenabknefs of a Gene- lal ? tural Nation; ?? to thofeof ail Denomi- nation:, who a& upon Whig principles. Printed for 11. Shute Cox, at the Prince's Arms in Patcrnoi.cr Row. Where may be bad, Prict Haifa Guined, An A ...
... once on a Time a true Whig he was hard on, Pray, did not he beg the good Gentleman's Pardon ? Why then mould ye fneer, fhakeyour Noddles, and fay, *Tii plain by his Workings he came from the Dray ? ' Derry-down. He leaves to the Whigs Swords and Piftols ...
... pretty Cbriftian Confeffion of Faith it is, to hear a Curatt cry, G— -d d — n me, lam of the Church of Eng- land, and all the Whigs are Sons of Whores, Jews, and Friends of the Circumcifion ; — his Church is a Drinking Par- lour, — his Prayers, Nofe, — his ...
... fuificient to fatisfy the Wor.'J that I am miftaken. 1 cm a Friend to Truth, and the Old Intereft. % The Defcription of a WHIG. A True Whig is a De'il.— He owns a God, but re- jefts Revelation. — He is a true Member of no Church, but outwardly complies with ...
... i my Landlord, you are in the right, for thofe very Rcafons it is put olf till Monday ; that News, writer i? tsfatvcy Whig, and I would that Arbitra- rv Power were again reftor'd, that we might puniih him for Icandaliving Honourable Gentlemen in ...
... Homer ; he will find^ that he was hated for raifing a fatal Dijiurbance by his very Friends the Tory Trojans, while thofe Whigs of Greece join*d Contempt to their Detejiation of him ; or, to be ferious, let him confider, that a Mob enraged is not eafily ...
... ofthe Maxims and Praftices of the Whigs, was once f aid to have affirmed all Whigs to be Deifis ; to which he anfwered, No, he only fuid all Deifis were Whigs, which No body can de- ny. Now, tiiercfore, as fome Whigs have, of late, pre- fumed to boafi ...
... A-fe Has been flobber'd with P ftly Devotion. Make then no Ado about the Pope's Toe, Let not Popery be the Determent ! Since Whigs we know all — to Bun:- Worfhip will fall, And fmack any A— fe for Preferment. Mr. Jackson, 'TpHE Gentlemen of the New Intercft ...