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... RifiirgfHjke, Clerk 'tb the ftid'Gompapy of or|ev that the %«kftMsy beftt aboot alfoos pomhle, . *â¢Â¦ .irt. ⢠; y*. toial, Whig ofcalhare,i| i':aAiimila/ â¢* i? 1f s** 5 '*â¢Â«Â¦* ⢠⢠- s4. That one became proprietor of ¦ *-> Himky^lr^^iadiiof^Ssdtfii ...
... that the inhabitants of that county are drawing petitions, that the Refugees may not be permitted to return to this State. The Whig inhabitants the county Berks have lately entered into aflfociation, that will, by every means their power, difcountenance the ...
... Creed fpeaking, fays* In one the moft fortunate periods our hilioty, this country a connexion ; I mean the great connexion of Whigs the reign of Queen Anne. Such is this influence, Lords—the influence an Oligarchical Junto in the two Houfes of Parliament ...
... freight law full And ntin in huge tie wigs Retain'd to plead, i rwfe twit ctll'd, Tories, and Whig«. The Weftern Common all was loft, And Fred turn'd out place i longer in Meafttr's PreAim'd to (hew hit face. Then in came Charles, crafty No better than ...
... Marlhals Foot. TRIUMPHAL CHAIR, Decorated with Laurel, in which was feated The Right Hon. CHARLES JAMES FOX. Trumpets. Flag.—The Whig Caufe ! Second Squadron of Horfe. Liberty Boys of Newport-Market. Mr. Fox's Carriage, decorated with Feftoons of Laurel. B ...
... North's coach, and the coachman drove a full gallop all the way to the Crown and Anchor tavern, where Mr. Fox and the reft of the Whig dub hadordered a dinner. A great part of the multitude followed the coach, in-which Mr. Fox and Col. North were, and the reft ...
... Such then is this Minifter, and fuch the man whom we now find litked with the immaculate of Cavendith, ard to whom all the Whigs of this caun- try are called upon to look up, and bow down to, as the Ged of their idolatry. Shameful Out profanum vulgus, ...
... be ted $F the ba fo the Suddenl in the very . et ster, & ovat W i ihn Ath from ae the who ha made is u fe of drams ta : ot whig. the Brom Yona ened reper Fy | M he fetting He ofa sich poke ot a er of Kis - elge of Tenn ton fi we: Meee Cocke, O ob Lord ...
... n from myfelf. If it lie Whiggifm to have Fevcn tyrants for the government this country, apd Toryifin one, let me not be a Whig but a Tory 1 for, my Lords, is tyranny lefs or more tyrannical for being veiled in the hands many of one ? The quellon is an ...
... King Oxford Tent his troop of horfe. For Ttries own no argument but force ; With equal care to Cambridge books he lent. For Whigs allow no force but argument. Mr, Johnfon did him the jnltice to fay it was one of the happiell extemporaneous produftions he ...
... the pe »ple of this place would deleribe per- fon who fu by his own indiferction, him proverbially, “ the Bifhop of Damala;” whig’h takes its rife from the following ttary:—A certain. Bifio who was prefented with jome hihes, at their ured; and being told’ ...
... univerfal appleufe. Lord John Townfhend ledged htmielf for the inte- grity of his principles, which were avowedly thofe of a true Whig ; as to his demerits, he left them to be {et forth by his adverfaries, who, he faid, would not to find them out. r Fox then ...