Whiggs club, four of a side. : At the Crown Tavern, behind the Change, number six the word. That the Whiggs may carry on affairs, so as to leave the nations at sixes and sevens; with a conformists remedy for the cure of a noncormist's conscience..
London: : printined [sic] for F. Smith in Fleet-street.,
[1710?]
'Reference is made to the Proclamation calling a new Parliament. Several candidates whose names are not given are held up to ridicule, and Withers, Cuncomb, Hoar, and Newland are recommended in their stead.' - Catalogue of English broadsides.
Date suggested by Catalogue of English broadsides.
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