... there will be anbther Party ftruggle, the 24th Inftant, on the Election of Sheriffs for London and Middiefex : It feems the Whigs, they fay, defign to put up Sir John Lock and Alderman Porteen, and the other Party Alderman Brocas and Alderman Barber. Laft ...

... fecpiences which may attend fuch a Proceeding. We are aflurcd that Oppofition will be made in fere- ral other Wards by the Whig Party, at the enfuing E- ledion of Common-Council Men, They write from Norwich, that a Woman of rhat City was laft Saturday ...

... of Common- Council-Men, but the Poll? Polls and Scrutinies not being ended, we can't he par- ticular, but 'tis believ'd the Whigs will gain confidtra- ble Advantage this Year. ...

... Common-Council Men of this City we cannot yet be particular, but are pritty certain that when the Scrutinys are ended, the Whigs will gain up- wards of 20 Members, which will make up their Num- ber very near equal to that of the Torys. Mr. Gordon a Hair ...

... Scrutinys for Common Council-men in feveral Wards of the City, fo far as they have been hitherto proceeded in, %o in Favour of the Whigs, who flatter themfdves another Year will compleat a Majority. A Freeman in one of the Wards having been detefted of Polling ...

... Scrutinies for Common Council Men in Wards of this City to far as they have hitherto been proceeded in go in Favour of the Whigs. A Freeman in one of the Wards having been &tatted of. -Polling twice, 'tis expeeed will be chattived .as the City Bill direes ...

... Setsiees,who had been en Meer in the Army, obtain'd his Pardon. After this *Waageanat, be continued the like Praffices ; sod Whig new acqua inted with•Burnwoeth, Blewir, Rc with them in their Enterprises, and became as unhappy Lair i n the Murder before ...

... flout well fpirited Brihp y Mare, well sheer i 4 Hands and a bal/ highs &ban i 6 'Yeats old, Mealy Nofe, a Walk Mane and Tail, Whig the Mare of the Mr. Spincer, Brewer, of Canterbury. Whoever can bring Intelligence of ths faid Mare fo as to be had *gain, ...

... February, when the Galleons and our South Sea Comp.iny's Ship the Royal George were prepariag to fail to Porto. Bello, there Whig an Account brought, that the Silver from Lima was arrived at Fatima. Some few Days before this Ship came froin Cartagena a ...

... with his To be had at Ittafonabie . ' 10 0 04 0 0 .# 6 4%t•1'A,A1 16 4% .1 016104.4til 4 NOW to. be S 0 L 15, A Farm lying at Whig:4l)l4 (in the Octnpatiokiof Thomas Pierce the Owier t ) withi 6o Acres. of Arable- and Pali - tire Land, and One,AtttO otW ...

... Reputation appearing to her Chat-after, fhe was acquitted. .° -•-- L •• •••• Deant•fi aud Sold by I.Abres iu Siblargases. Whigs Fontainbleau, O. to. The 3d the Depuies of the Gencral Affembly ofthe Clergy; waited upon their Maiefties, the Card'nal de ...

... Counties, Corporations and Boroughs of Middlcfex, EfTex, Surry, Kent, &c. and the Candidates for the City ot London on the Whig Side are already named, viz. the prtfent Lord Mayor, Sir Gilbert Heathcor, Sir Richard Hopkins,, and Sir John Thompfon. _ The ...