... Counties, Corporations and Boroughs of Middlcfex, EfTex, Surry, Kent, &c. and the Candidates for the City ot London on the Whig Side are already named, viz. the prtfent Lord Mayor, Sir Gilbert Heathcor, Sir Richard Hopkins,, and Sir John Thompfon. _ The ...

... 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 ...

... 32 Guineas and Bank Notes ta the Value of 6co /. * M ' - g At the Eleftion yefterday for Sheriffs, fuch unani- mity between Whig and Tory has fcarce been feen, People bein^ all of one mind in regard to their Choice of Sir Ifaac Shard and Mr. Fuller^ and ...

... John Saber, Efq; Linnen Draper at the Anchor in Cornhill, and one of the Common-Gouncil-Men for the faid Ward, who is of the Whig-Party, was chofen Al- derman, in the room of Sir Thomas Scawen, deceas'd, without Oppofition, Sir Thomas was formerly in the ...

... 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 ...

... Defiance; of national Virtue ; Vogue; Irony, and publick Kejoycing,; Rights, Natural and Civil; Coalition of Jacobites, Tories ana Whigs; Power produce ot Enemies; Excife Scheme palliated; the Miniftry unjuftly defamed ; Proceedings and De. bates iii Parliament; ...

... particular Refpea for the Perfon to whom they are inferib'd. From the Craftfman. I have fhewn, in a former Paper, that old Whigs may drop their Principles, and adopt the direct contrary, deceiving Themfelves with an idle Notion that They are ftill fol- ...

... No Fair forgets the Ruin he has done ; No Child laments the Tyrant of his Sm ; No Tort pities , thinking what lie -was ; No Whig companions, for he left the Cauf. ; The Brave regret not, for he txtti vot brave ; The Hone/1 mourn not, knowing him a Knave ...

... fupport Life, &o but they were hap- pily fupprefs'd as we mentioned in our laft. We are told that the Author of the Inde- pendent Whig, who goes by a Chriftian Name, and is call'd Peter, at the fame Time, as the whole drift of his Writings hitherto, has been ...

... againft France, and neglecting our Marine, in the Reign of Queen Anne. 3. Tory Lords (bred and born) became Whigs in 1701. 4. Why Tories and Whigs (turn about) were for inviting over the Elc&oral Prince. 5. The Tranfadlions of Parliament. 6. The Advances ...

... Of Evils Great Britain has fuffer'd from Spain ; Tho' our Friends, and they only .'tis very well known, Much oppos'd by the Whigs, gave to Philip that Throne* Which no Body can deny, Sec. Provided of thofe whore to Parliament fent, If aught paffes there ...

... againfl France, and negle ...