... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...