... Article. Edinburgh, July 11. Our Whig Preachers continue to exclaim againft the Peace, and one of them,' who Preached laft Sunday iii the Grey-Friers Church, prayed, That God would pour our the Vials of his Wrath «uid Vengeance upon , all thofe who had ...

... Hearts of his Subjects. Letters trom Kent fay, that the Election for that COUN T V comes on the 2.1 of April ; and that both Whigs ailid Tories arc determined not to elect any Perfon that IhU vote for an Excife, or Extcnfion of Excile Laws ; or for changing ...

... 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^ ...

... Letter informs me of your Intention to be a Can- - dfd-ate for the enfuing Parliament, deirring fnyTnterelt, its ' your Brother Whig, in your Behalf I do declare myfclf, Sir, Principles, wnich were always rather for decreafing the Power 'of the CroWf^'as ...

... ftruck their Orators dumb* and at le*jjgth argues them out of all their Liberties. Tho' Addifon ypu're faid i*htve dy'd a Whig, Now you'd be deem'd a Jacobitijh Prig. Had you but liv'd, you'd had no need to roam To Greece, but found Examples nearer Home ...

... jtiftly faid fome time ago, All he could learn from a long Converfation with Politicks, was, that the Tories were become Whigs, and the Whigs Tories. ...

... To the E of ?? Occafion'd by a late Pamphlet, intitled, Faftion Dctefted, YOUR Sheets I've perus'd, Where the Whigs you've abus'd,^ And on Tories have falfely reAe-tcd; But, my Lord, I'm afraid, From all that's there faid, *Tis you, and not they, that's ...

... t B. VV Becaufe they a i it, are working on our Chains. However loud they cry for Bkita in'j Glory, Low-Church or High, the Whig as well as Tory, When fix'd, e'er long we catch them at the Forge, And all the Hopes we have, are Hopes in ?? A. Sure you miftake} ...

... 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 ...

... • ¦ r.t elefted their new Prefident. The e. % ?? nledwith Boneiirv. and ringing ( Z Be)^ •> ?? übferv ible, th uno Whigs were to be fecn th v. R.i peeping out of a Salh Window, and anc : •. . • : ./ Iheaking in a Combmaker s Shop. ibere Td ...

... Frost Wyi'i and fiber LETTERS, Jan. jo Private Letters J ran* Hamburgh allure, that the Garrifon of -I Ik Citadel bf .G lat a» whig in fuch Want ot Provifions, that they were oblig'd tft-fwrender to the -Auftrians Jfiiiou- ers of Mmtiii i . Letters from Munich ...

... %gafa ?? Inclofures; Hommit Diforders, and at the fame Tim? that llmbnmfo &am ...