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... Matters of Fail and daily Experience, 'you have all the Reafon in the World to conclude, that were fuch RbiVers veiled in either Whig or Tory, the Court or the Country Party, an undue Application would be made of them to fupport their own Intereils, and ruin ...
... was Dam of the notedßabram, and got by th.Harthy ?? Son of thel .oldernefleTurk : ?? Grandam was the famous Mare Old Flying- Whig, gor by the Voodftock Arabian, the bite of Mr. Krampton's Spider and 1 _>ynt7. ; his Great Great Grandam by the Victor Barb ...
... ftar but you have and will hearken to Reafon in this. A Militia Bill, has been wanted and wilh'd for long, 1 ig'u and low, Whig and Tory, all Parties, (except the arrant J.cobite.) and from al! Quarters, had addreffed the King for fuch a Hill ; — Tiie ...
... Old Bay Barb, Iter Grandam by Hartley's Blind Harry, which was the Mother of Bahrain, hei Gieat Giiindam wat Old Fiyir.:', Whig, who was bred by Lord Gudolpliin. She wis trot by the Woodftock Arabian, the Sire of Spider and Pointer, two famous Ruiini ...
... Currier pale Complcsion, flat Noil-, Brown Eves anfl Eyebrows, fl,ort Brown Hair- had on when delerted, a fhort Dark- Brown Whig, , Blue-Grey Coat, a Green Jacket iii, ?? 1 much Ike 0 a Sailor'sjacket, Red Waitteoat, nnd Leather BreTehe.. He . nl, ted ...
... CORDIAL for LOW SPIRITS. Being a Colleftion of curious and entertaining T rafts. By T. Gordon, Efq; Author of the Independent Whig, and other Writers, j Vol. Price 10s. 6d. bound in Calf. VI. The ORIGIN and PROGRESS of LETTERS. An Eflay, in two Parts , The ...
... 1150 I. may t- rjiined ; by a 31a (ai 93. 6J.) 615 1. 'And higher I'rizes in Proportion. Alfo, jiifl publifh'd by tbe faid G . Whig Ht, [Price TWQ-SiniLINGS anel SIX-PIMCI, bound] A ?? end correil Edition, being i'/«Ninth, OF A Book of Pfalmody, Containjrtf ...
... Ins tale, or dreams what England has to dread. St—rt dive, and PELHAM dead! On the Death tf England's Prince of Whigs, YE Tories laugh ! Whigs Ggh, and drop a tear, Upon the loyal old Newcaftle's bier : [ntheirthree reigns the Georges have not found A Duke ...
... Candidates oil the Day of Ele ftii.n, mull produce fure Teltimonials of their good Behaviour. I liave .iejpe.iiu.cl GRIFFITH WHIG HI, ol Leeds, my Agent for the Sale of my Medi- cines throughout the Counlies of Yoik, Lancafter,' and Weflmorland ■ and all ...
... chcefe. for vie. They will lalt a great while, and grow better tailed, in proportion as they arc kept. 'I'lie J.everer._ Dr.- WHIG.! TV New Commentary, lllttftiation, and Expofition of the Holy Scriptures. To be completed in only Eighty Numbers, (or the ...
... , He vows that things will quickly mendj No two hull men llic State- defend As Tory North and his new friend, That upright Whig, fwect Charley. What wonder -workings Chill we fee Atiliiev'd by thefe united Three, Who in fair promifes agree To raile B ...
... in Caricature, entitled, The Portland Sharks; or the M ry upon a broad Bottom ; with Sir Jtft'ery Dunftan introducing old Whigs. NUMBER V. of the RAMBLER'S MAGAZINE; Or, The ANNALS, of GALLANTRY, C'Li-E, PLEASURE, and Hie HON TON.—C alculated lor the ...