... the Earl of Nottingham, and the Lord Paget, Son to the Earl of Ux- iridge, will be call'd up by Writ to the Houie of Peers, whig two others. It is alfo currently reported, that Sir Thomas Hanmer, Knt. of the Shire for Suffolk, $ir Richard Howe, Knt. bf ...

... more Eleftions are to come oa this Week in Effcx, Kent, Suflex, and Surry, and the Can- tfi'djit:.s are molt' or all of the Whig Party, and many of then we bear will havt no Oppofition. Tim Dty the Proclamation for regulating the Corona- tion W4« publifh'd ...

... many more Elections are co come on rhis Week in EfTex, Kent, SufTex, and Surry, and that tht Candidates are moft, or ali ofthe Whig-Party, and that they wdl meet with little or no Oppofition. »Tb no doubt a great Encourag- ement to chufe thofe Gentlemen who ...

... has run high, even one of thofe iuiployed in delivering the printed Bills in Guild-hall Yard, cryed our, Five Pounds for a Whig to Day, and Ten to Morrow ; for which Lie was taken into Cuitody, :|gp the Lord Mayor examining into the Matter, was pleafed ...

... were polled who have been dead feveral Years. Mean time the Scrutiny goes for- ward with great Svcceft, a* we hear, en the Whigs fide, LONDON, Oaober 3s. On Saturday laft Sir Edward Becher,Kt. the new Lord Mayor fcr this City, was fworn into that high ...

... Southern Settlements would be in dangcrof being ruin'd. The Scrutiny into the City fileftion, we hear, goes on fo well on the Whigs fide, that Sir John Thompfoa in all appearance will be one of the Reprefentatives, Mr. PoyntZ and Mr. Le Hemp arrived lafl: ...

... 3714. Accordingly Sir John Fyhs, Micajah i'erry, Humphrey panon^ Efn; and John Barnard, Efq; were returned uue'y EkCted. Tlie Whig Party who boafted fo much of their Inrereft, tfie Weight of Influence, &c. have found themfelves banked in their Expectation^ ...

... . „ tf Tbe Fleet Irom Bai lia ts arrived at Lisbon, wuh great Treasure £ 00 Board.- - Smith Sea Stock sod 1 Half. — . The Whig Party have not had that Majority ihey expefted in the 5 ElecaUom for Common Council- M™. w ...

... bebuik into Streets, and ihe Rents, thereof given to Greenwich Hofpi- tal. 1 They write from Norwich of the 13th, that the Whigs have IoH the Majority which they have had for feveral Years paft, inthe B- ledtion for Common-Council Men ih that City. P. ...

... ofwhich, we think, ihould have that Weight as to remove all our Doubts and Fear?, concerning the Event of the laid Congrefs. The Whigs, we hear, are very much furpriaed at the Proceedings ofthe oppofite Party in putting up Alderman Leyit for one of the Sheriffs ...

... of Piece Goods. There was laft Night a Meeting at the Crown Ta- vern of a great Number of the Leverymen of this City,' ofthe Whig Party, as I formerly hinted) where divers Aldermen were prefent, and fignified, that as there was a defign to break throw an ...

... Nets and Fifh where they pleafed, under his Britifh Majefly's Jurifdietion* We hear there will fiiddenly be a Meeting of the Whig Aldermen, to confiderof the Affair relating to the Eleclion of a Lord Mayor at Michaelmas next, it being apprehended, thar ...