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... Soath Sea Stock is 104 for the Opening. At the EU^ion Yefterday at Guildhall for She- Si there was fuch Unanimity between Whig H Tbry as bas fcarce been known ; they being all ■U Mind in regard to the Choice of Sir Ifaac ■Fd and Mr. Fuller •, and this ...
... Meet- ing- There was laft Night the Meeting which I late- ly hinted, of a great Number of Livreymen atthe Crown Tavern, (of the Whig Party, where feve- ral Aldermen were prefenO who fignified, That as there was a Defign to fet afide the old Cuftom of choofing ...
... promoting the General Trade, and encouraging our Manufactories, and not to improve Stock Jobbing and Gaming, in which the Whigs as well as thofe of the oppofite Party have flinred in the Loiles that have befallen the Nation, tho' 'tis faid the former ...
... confidered, wherein the Author gi\es fome Hints touching the ntxt Elcdrion of the Members of Parliament} but fays, that tfthe Whigs in the Aft\ir ahove mentioned fhould pufo m firft, and now make the DilTenters fome Rccom; cute fpi the 40 Years Service they ...
... Week a defperate Riot at the Races at Bridgnorth in Shropfhire, on the Subje& of Parliamenteering, wherein many Friends of the Whig Candidates were feverely beaten, and obli- ged to keep their Innes \ and the Mob making Bonefires before the Doors, crying ...
... received 70CO L ci theEffeftsofDr. Welfh decea fed, which he lefe hini by Will, for having been the Author of Ths Independent Whig. Mr. Juftice Cooper is foill at the Bath, that his Life is difpaired of. Mr. Edwards by his Council, moved Yefterday the Conrt ...
... Comptroller in the new Licence-of-icc:, his Execu- tor, and an Eftate of 1 2000 1. for having writ the paper call'd the Independent Whig. ThisGentle- mai was likewife Author of Cato's Letters iv the London Journal, in Oppofition to the Management of tbe S- S. ...
... Adjournment was Partiality in favour of Mr. Fcaft the Brewar, who, with Sir- Richard Hopkins, was put in Nomination by the Whigs, for Sheriffs. And 'tis faid, the contrary Party wiil put up Sir John Williams and Mr. Lockwood; fo that there s like to be ...
... probable that it was the whole Ar- my that had palled to the Right ofthe Elbe. Their Camp extends a Mile in length, the Left Whig lb-etching to- wards Lochanitz, having the Village of Nediei. itie in their Front, that of Chlum in their Rear, and tneir R ...
... 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 ...
... Re- ligion would be tempted to embrace Quakenfm, on account of the Privileges annexed to it. To this a Paper called .he Old Whig, pubiifhed this Day, anfwered, That the Defign ofthe Quakers was not to deprive the Clergy of their Titnes, but to render the ...
... of obtain.- ing she Majority, and that in a certain Country' which fends ,2 Member* hardly one of tfiem wS De chofen ofthe Whig Party. We juft now hear that the Lord TorrinPton with the Yatthts, pined the Men of War fr„ at the N >re but the Wind is ...