... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... s, and among them the follow! ag. _ A comprehenfive Account of Johnibn's celebrated Dic- tionary. Letter from a Jefuit, on Whig, and Tories. Spirited Speech of Edward! V. A new Lite of Sir Walter Raleigh. Debates in the Political Club, on the Refult of ...

... Dam by the Godolpliin Arabian; his Grandam was the Little Hartley Mare, which was got by Bartlet's Childers, out of a Flying Whig; his Great Grandam by the Woodftock Arabian, Sire of Spider and Points ; and his Great Great Grandarn by the Sr. Victor Barb ...

... beat, and beat again! The Earl of St , a Tory Rank, Had Impudence to beat the Frank ; For which indeed he had no Thank. he Whigs then bold beyond all Meafurt, Laviih'd cur Blood, and eke our Treafur«i and Val witness our Frcflure. I lien next what Feats ...

... run for, on I ..»■ t in the Coe 11 • of l'ciki, the ?? Pule ol I. ?? Vt.lot thrte Teur- Mile Htattl l.y a'-y Morfc, Mare or ( Whig that hat not O an abate ora ] I l-*s this Vrar, (Matches t Ajed Horfe* te , rr, ie t. and to _Jow Blhs. i ■ f Vt-'r v, dt-r ...

... And they po“ fitively affured me (he was not; fo did her Phyfician Arbuthnot, who always attend* her, Yet thefe Devils [the Whigs] have .hat (he has Holt* in her Legs, and run* at her Navel, and I know not what.” If Ae Prince of Meckienborgh’s Marriage ...

... open Rebellion in 1745; and that if the prefent Mtafurcs of the Subfcribers were legal, he fliould, in Concert with the ether Whigs, embody Regiments for the Pat mtfe of guarding the King and preferving the Safety of the Conftitulion. Before his Lordftnp ...

... JULY ao, 1782. THE Annual WHIG MEETING will be held at the George Inn in Stjoud, on TUESDAY the M»xh Diy of AUGUST next. Djnncr to be on the Table at Two o'CloA. ROBERT KINGSCOTE, Elq. Prefident. EDUCATION. At tbe Rev. Wm. Fordyct Mayor's Academy, Wcodfioch ...

... North's Coach, and the Coachman drove a full Gallop all the Way to the Crown and Anchor Tavern, where Mr. Fox, and the red of the Whig Club had ordered a Dinner. A great Part of the Multitude followed the Coach, in which Mr. F’ox and Colonel North were, and ...

... ts Le'gh Court, late the Pmperty of the Honourable Mr. Trenchard, Secretary to Queen Anne, and Author of the In- dependent Whig ; amongft which are upwards of One Hundred undoubted oritinai Piftures. BREEDING STOCK. T,O be SOLD by A U C T I ON, On Monday ...