... 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 ...

... Members, the Con- teft runs high \ even one of thofe employed in deli- vering the printed Bills, cried out, F\ve Pound for n Whig this SDay, and IO Tomorrow, for which ne was taken into Cuftody.-, but the L. 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: ...

... Accordingly, Sir John Eyies, Micajah Per-- rv Blq: Homphrey Parfons, Efqi and John Bar- nard, Eftft weredeclaredduly elected. The Whigs who boa fted fo much oftheir Intereft, and Weight of rheir Influence, &c found themfelves baulk'd in their Expectation, We ...

... 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^ ...

... Strafford's Trial to- .this very Day, of any At- tempt to break through the ordinary Course ol Law, bat what has-been made by the Whigs aud oppofed by the Tones. n _ . _ The two firft Remarkable Inftances after the R.e- ftoration, were ?? in 62 and 71, to fufoend ...

... was moft gracioufly re- ceived. , . . . ?? . , The Fleet from Bahia is arrived at Lisbon with preat Treafnre on board. The Whig Party have not had that Majority they expected in the Eledion for Common Council Men. . ,- S. S. Stock- rc6, I halt. ...

... . „ 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 ...

... concur with my Poll tion, The Ma- jority is always in thr F. : olt, en this Foundation it has beenfoofien fiid by the Righteous Whigs, Our Sovereign Lord the People! And tho' our Kings have fometimes vouchafed to declare, that they fite on the Throne of their ...

... i - Thh Week came on the E- ?? of Common council men of this City, when a very ftvenuous Opposition was made, wherein the Whigs loft the Majority, wnich they have , ; ad for feveral Years paft : Whereupon great Rejoi- cing were made by the oppoftte Party ...

... Seamens Arrears are- to be paid off, and further Encouragement gi- ven, by adding ioo or 200 more to Greenwich H lt P feems*tie Whigs at Norwich have, by their tvranizinff v way of proceeding, forfeited the E- fteem of and loft that Majority they bad found ...