... concur with my Poll tion, The Ma- jority is always in thr F. : olt, en this Foundation it has beenfoofien fiid by the Righteous Whigs, Our Sovereign Lord the People! And tho' our Kings have fometimes vouchafed to declare, that they fite on the Throne of their ...

... i - Thh Week came on the E- ?? of Common council men of this City, when a very ftvenuous Opposition was made, wherein the Whigs loft the Majority, wnich they have , ; ad for feveral Years paft : Whereupon great Rejoi- cing were made by the oppoftte Party ...

... Seamens Arrears are- to be paid off, and further Encouragement gi- ven, by adding ioo or 200 more to Greenwich H lt P feems*tie Whigs at Norwich have, by their tvranizinff v way of proceeding, forfeited the E- fteem of and loft that Majority they bad found ...

... 28, after the greateft Struggle that has been known, the Election continuing till about 11 a-ciock at Night : So that the Whigs daily lofe themfelves. ...

... buftibles, being fe. on fire, endeavoured to torce his way into the E- India Honfe*, but was ?? back with great Difficulty. Ihe Whigs of the Ci- ty will have this to be a Plot of a d-i'ge-ou. Na- ture *, but whether it was or not, we are affured from good' ...

... on of which, we think* fhould have that Weight, as to remove all Doubts and Fears concerning the Event of the laid Br Vhe Whigs, we hear, are very much furprized at the Proceedings ofthe oppofite^PartP, in put- ting up Alderman Levet for one of the Sheriffs; ...

... Nets and fifh where they pleafed under his Bri tannic k Majefty's Jurifdi&ion. We hear there will fuddenlybe a Meeting ofthe Whig Aldermen to confider ot the Affair relating to the Election of a Lord Mayor at Michaelmafs next, it being apprehended that ...

... 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 ...

... enfuing Year, when after agreat Struggle, and no fmall Influ- ence, Alderman Spurrel was elected by a Majority of 90 ; fo the Whigs have now carried their Point, Cho' at a vaft Expence. ...

... bert Baillies for Lord Mayor of this City he being next the Chair ; but notwithftanding, there was a Meeting this Day of the Whig Aldermen and Live- rymen, where Sir Gilbert Heathcote, after recom- mending the faid Sir P_obert BaiDies to thc-ir Choice, ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...