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... the oily of prayer, even for Jcfus Cbrid his lake. Jmu. A Lift of New B JOICS, PAMPHLETS, APaftoral Puke, a bw I’cqpif callnd Whig*.—Ombdeiw lions the Penal Lasm again (I the Roman Catliolieks in England, and the new acquired Coludiig ih America, is.—A Defence ...
... Marquis d * IX)ic! Alliburnham’s Ranger Lord Laneafiery dif'.-need, Owing to hi: being rode Pelham-Hit. Duke ol Devonfliirc’s Ola Whig ran out oftheComfe. Henry bilfon South: \' illas’s Hor!e Liberty, rode by himielf, took the Lead -it darting; but being puthtd ...
... uk i. t. o, tSc, Gentlemen, I M friend either whig tOry, though no man owes more obedience his Prince, has greater eltccm for ail good men, or lores his country better than The principles that were ill from youth were never to join pirty-cauikt when comcth ...
... Stair was ambalfador . court of France, during the regency of the Duke Orleans : ~At that time the dilienttoos between the Whigs and Tories in England, were carried to much greater height than they have been os' lake years, and the Dube Orleans was ftrongly ...
... To legin exii&fy at Seven o'Ch t. K The BROTHKRS of the NcigMiouring LODG£S thatchufeto attend,arcclefircdto latct Biothtr WHIG HT*i by ivc o’clock. SPRING GARDEN CONCERT, Voc al and Instrumental Music; held Monday the 27th inh. ,hc hft Subfcriptioil ...
... Durham, or at Mr William Hutchinfon the Younger’s Office in Barnardcaftle, where .C01K& Sutveys the Fauns may feeu. Tt:t flth-whig PERSON j u divert i s and Ro b&kri >■ . ~r/ tu gtwsh s '‘ Alderman tn thts City* iriltj t * fc I- A ' Trade **»■ VM,I, i„ ...
... divide againft the united kingdoms ? To revive the djftinclions party; wantonly to found the alarm of privilege awl prerogative, whig and lory, when the and goodnefs of the common father his people had perfWled the happy union «f his fubjefls? there are any ...
... Liberty and the induflrious Poor. LIST New BOOKS, fince our iall. 'T Merits the new Adminittratiun, is.— X A Vindication the Whigs the Clamours Tory Mob, s.—Remarks on the Importance of the Study of Political Pamphlets, Daily Papers, Weekly Papers, Periodical ...
... the Mercantile Way, whi- h the Pditors other Memorandum-Books have gear rally copied and inferted in theirs the Year fo.bi whig.— * his being referred to the candid Publi.-, t!te i’refcreuce will, doubt not, cen in favour ol the NLWCAS I MEMORANDUM-BOOK ...
... Corruption) and willing at all times to befriend his poor neighbours when in time of difttefs; fucb man, I fay, whether he be whig or tory, high eburen or low, u ill always ufe bis bed endeavours ferve his country. But if he a man deceitful in his promifes ...
... certain gre.itman’s hearing ot the death of his Grace the Duke Newcaftle, Suddenly exclaimed, there died the Prince Frglifh Whigs, and the moft ftaumrh enemy of Toiles.” Advices are received the death of the moft Hon. the Marchioneis of Taviftock* the rft ...
... belides 320, at a moderate calculation, 101 l and deftroyed birds. On the Death England'’ Prjt** o/Whis’. Y ; tone* Uttgh, whig* figh a»pd d«op a tear. Upon the loyal old Newcaftle i bier : In their three rcijn* the Georges have not found, A Heady, and ...