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... 1 1 ?? WHereas Anthony Aiderton ol Chelmondiflon in the County of Suffolk, Malfter, a irefli colour'd Man, wears a lighnfli Whig, light colour'd Cloaihs, rides a cropt Mare, about .4 Hands high, of a dark brown; was lately apprehended by Virtue of a War ...
... thereon, oi greater ana ; Extent, either to be feued, or fette in long Tads. Barony of Kerfe, lying about a Mile from, and whig Paiifh of Falkirk, and SherirTdom of Stirling. Tk grefs, and Conditions ofthe Feus are to be feeni Handsof THOMAS ELIOT Writer ...
... and his Lord- ship's Speech, &c: of the intended Marriage of the Princess Royal; E of C-----'s Letter to Walsingham ; the Whig Interest ; English Constitution ; British Colo- nies, &c. III. Poetry : To the Lady Eliz. Boyle, on her Birth- Day; to a Gentleman ...
... Defiance; of national Virtue ; Vogue; Irony, and publick Kejoycing,; Rights, Natural and Civil; Coalition of Jacobites, Tories ana Whigs; Power produce ot Enemies; Excife Scheme palliated; the Miniftry unjuftly defamed ; Proceedings and De. bates iii Parliament; ...
... Condua of a noble Pcrion; Coun [*££**!&*? Cieedi- Bd Laud vindicated ; Member of Parliaments Duty , MM Gnten- olfoidand modern Whigs;' a firft Minifter a W*^* »** certain Gentlemen; a Tory's Revolution '^i^TgJ^M^ Libel ; Court and Country Party ; A.t.hccsot ...
... Perfon ; Court Minions ; Political Creed ; Bp Laud vindicated ; Mot- her of Parliament's Duty; the Criterion; O.d and modern Whigs ; a firft Mi- nifter a Political Carver ; Shifts ot ceitain Gentlemen, ; a Tory's Revolution Principles ; Noblemen abus'd in ...
... noble Pcrfon; Court Minions; Political Cieed.s; Bp ?? vindicated; Member of parliament's Duty; the Ciiteiion; Old and modem Whigs; a fiift Minirter a Political Carver; Shifts of certain Gentle- men; a Tory's Hr-jalurion- Principles ; Noblemen abus'd in ...
... of the Scots Peers ; Praftices of a certain Party ; The prefent M ty aft by Precedent ; Boroughs defended ; Advice to the Whigs; CrmweA good Regulations. IV. Poetry, tk, A Rhapfody, ftom' jhmlind: A Vs?^? JK ; , ?Plftle t0 Wt7 Brmhy> Ef(U* °» the W«wfi ...
... Dream ; Cautions to Eleftors ; Place-men wooden Images ; Conftkution- ifts and Anti-conftitutionifts ; Practices of Republican Whigs ; Addicts to the Members of the new Parliament j of furrimoning Members to the Cockpit ; Reafons foi banifhing B ke, Peculiarities ...
... Miniftcrs.^ Corficans and Gcnoefe ; Sir Rob. Cochran, Landais, Cardinal Wolfcy, &c. Bays moderniz'd ; old Tories ar.d modern Whigs ;_ Friends to Liberty, who ; Grants to King William compar'd with the preient ; Cretans, Archers and Liars ; ot playing the ...
... of Creolia, Bab and Kit \, Excellency of the Swedifh Government ; Bleffing of Peace ; Royal Martyr ; a Queen belov'd ; Old Whig Principles ; College for decay'd Patriots. Four City Members. IX. Poetical ; moftly Originals. Snail, and Welch Curate ; Birth-Day ...
... South- Count ty Boy, about Eighteen, and vetv llcndei. He* wore, when he went away, * d;nk biown Coat, a luile ■ OiOtt biown Whig, tr a natuial white ohe. and a Pp.ir of Leathet Brunches. Any Peifoi that vti\\ appiehrnd Li n. aid give Notice to Mr. rtr ...