Persons in the Nation who endeavour to bring all things into Confusion, and ruin their native Country, I think every honest
Engl—shm—n
ought to be upon his Guard. That there are such, every one will agree with me, who hears me name *** with his first Friend and Favourite ***, not to mention *** nor ***. These People may cry Ch—rch, Ch—rch, as long as they please, but, to make use of a homely Proverb, The Proof of the P—dd-ng is in the eating. This I am sure of, that if a
certain Prince
should concur with a
certain Prelate
, (and we have Monsieur Z—n's Word for it) our Posterity would be in a sweet P—ckle. Must the
British
Nation suffer forsooth, because my Lady
Q—p—t—s