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... to Atheijm, (if I may be allow'd to call that a Religion.) As to Party, he was both in Principle and Practice a right modern Whig, accor- ding to the Definition of thofe Gentlemen, which is exprefs'd in this their Motto, Keep what ye get, and get what ye ...
... 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 ...
... touching the Election pt Common Council Men in the Wards of Langburn, Vintry, Aktgate, Criplegate, &c, are not over,, vet the Whig Party boaft that they (hall gam this YCir upwards of 20 Members, which as they fay, will make thtir Number pretty equal with ...
... the Dodors Barclay and Couper two Eni lifh Clergymen •, to whom fas 'tis faid) he has .1 greater Averfion, on Account ofthe Whig Lot of their Name. Hamburg, Sept- 26. Letters from Petersburg Pf I That the Duke ofHolftein, to fupport the Dig ofhis Birth ...
... they would name ? on which a great Body cried out Alderman Parfons', who being pot up had a very great Number or Hands, the Whigs holding up for him as the Tories had done at the Meeting at the Crown Tavern the Night before for M. Perry. Al- derman Child ...
... Talk as if the Bai I r>_ Macclesfield to ailift the Privy Council in Law Matters, in roc of the late Lord Har coui t. The Whigs boaft very mnch of their [nfl in the enfuing Elections, which are ca: 1 ied on tv the utmoit Application : That for !Vf iddlefex ...
... Elections are to come on ftfe Week for Effex, Suffex, Kent and Surrey -; ,ad that the Candidates are moft or all of the the Whig Party, and that they will meet with lit- tle or no Oppofition. Letters from Paris by the Holland Mail fay, That at the Requeft ...
... SJturday hft died here Mr. Chii les Biffel, our Town Clerk ?? and 'tis thought he will be fucceeded by Mr. Johu Helm, ?? the Whig I ate reft. ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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. ...