... Common-Council tills mencec! the annual Week reflored the Peace of the Town $ the Election of Common- old Worthy Candidates on the Whig In- Conncil-.Mtn for this 'i ?? were chofen without Oppofition, City, when the Gen- except in Conisford Ward, where the Tories ...

... Tmvrfday it was car- On Wednefday was only a flight Oppofition ry'd in favour of the for the Common-Council of Gieat Wymar WHIGS for the Ward Ward, fo that the old 20 were in general re- beyond the Water chofen, And on Thurfday there was no Op- without ...

... 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 ...

... Pair. Cbarnp. To the E.ofWW , Occafion'd by a late Pamphlet, entitled, Faction dete&ed. Your Sheets I've perus'd, Where the Whigs you've abus'd, And on Tories have fallely reflected ; But, my Lord, I'm afraid, . From all that's there faid, 'Tis you, and ...

... 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: ...

... talked that there is liktly to be another Party Struggle ?? on the Eledion of Sheriffs for London and Middlefex, and that the Whig /'arty will jptit in l-tomi nation Sir J hn tockand Alderman Porteenj and .tie lory Party Alder. aan Brocas and Alderman Bar- ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 1 1 ?? WHereas Anthony Aiderton ol Chelmondiflon in the County of Suffolk, Malfter, a irefli colour'd Man, wears a lighnfli Whig, light colour'd Cloaihs, rides a cropt Mare, about .4 Hands high, of a dark brown; was lately apprehended by Virtue of a War ...

... has already received 7cco/. of the Effefts left him by the Will of Dr. tValfh, for having been the Author of The Independant Whig : Tis remarkable, that they had no Perfonai Knowledge of one another. The fudden return of Count Welderen Xo execute another ...

... 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. ...

... that Place, was* burnt down by Lightning, and 4 People very much hurt, and 2 Horfe kiiPd. They write from Norwich, that the Whig Party had carry'd the Poll for Sheriff, which flood thus, Mr. Alderman Squrrel 141 6, and for Mr. Alderman Wild 1324. The Street ...