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... 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 ...
... 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- ...
... 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 ...
... Condua of a noble Pcrion; Coun [*££**!&*? Cieedi- Bd Laud vindicated ; Member of Parliaments Duty , MM Gnten- olfoidand modern Whigs;' a firft Minifter a W*^* »** certain Gentlemen; a Tory's Revolution '^i^TgJ^M^ Libel ; Court and Country Party ; A.t.hccsot ...
... Miniftcrs.^ Corficans and Gcnoefe ; Sir Rob. Cochran, Landais, Cardinal Wolfcy, &c. Bays moderniz'd ; old Tories ar.d modern Whigs ;_ Friends to Liberty, who ; Grants to King William compar'd with the preient ; Cretans, Archers and Liars ; ot playing the ...
... Adjournment of the Houfe. Letters fronA Kent fay, that the Election for that Coun- ty comb on the ?? of April ; and that both Whigs and Tories are determin'd not to elect any Perfon that fhall Vote for an Excife, or Extenfion of Excife Laws ; or for changing ...