... 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 ...

... there will be another Party- Struggle the 24th Inftant, on the Election of Sheriffs for London and Middle fex : It feems the Whigs de- fign to put up Sir John Lock and Alderman Porteen *, and the other Party, Alderman Brocasand Alderman Barber. Laft Night ...

... to Atheijm, (if I may be allow'd to call that a Religion.) As to Party, he was both in Principle and Practice a right modern Whig, accor- ding to the Definition of thofe Gentlemen, which is exprefs'd in this their Motto, Keep what ye get, and get what ye ...

... 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 ...

... Frauds commute by any parti- cular Peffon among them. This Day came on the Election .or Common Council Men of this City ?? ihe Whigs made very great Oppofition, but no Determination can yet be given, by Reafon of the Poles that aredemand- ed in feveral Wards ...

... touching the Election pt Common Council Men in the Wards of Langburn, Vintry, Aktgate, Criplegate, &c, are not over,, vet the Whig Party boaft that they (hall gam this YCir upwards of 20 Members, which as they fay, will make thtir Number pretty equal with ...

... 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, ...