... Council Men, will ftand Candidates for tk Ward, and 'tis remarked the Contcft is like to be greater, becaufe the Majority on the Whigs Side in the Court of Aldermen is not now io great as it has formerly been. Jc was-expe&ed that the French Mail would have ...

... thereon, oi greater ana ; Extent, either to be feued, or fette in long Tads. Barony of Kerfe, lying about a Mile from, and whig Paiifh of Falkirk, and SherirTdom of Stirling. Tk grefs, and Conditions ofthe Feus are to be feeni Handsof THOMAS ELIOT Writer ...

... Diftinftion, who are here in p ' Numbers, both Whig and Tory among then \l have t.wo noted Dames, the Lady Ferrers and 1 Lady Lechmere. The two Sons of the Chevalj raife the Admiration of all \; snd a Whig Lady*.' hea r d •to w,i fh. that-herow n C h 1 ...

... Richard Steele , who for 8 or 9 Months Space, could not write a Line that hsd not Dunkirk in it. Such the Behaviour of the Whigs at a Time, when many Hundreds of Hands were employed intheJ cfto'al Demolition of the Works aid ruining of * Harbour. Firft ...

... Soath Sea Stock is 104 for the Opening. At the EU^ion Yefterday at Guildhall for She- Si there was fuch Unanimity between Whig H Tbry as bas fcarce been known ; they being all ■U Mind in regard to the Choice of Sir Ifaac ■Fd and Mr. Fuller •, and this ...

... ill you owe me. I fhan't trouble you with Harangueii g and F!o& rifhes, but *_ei_ you at once what 1 have to fay ; i am no Whig, from which you'll reaujly condsdcl hate Perlavering snd Deceifo I am one of a Club that for fome Tears ruve P' read any N ...

... Region, «' and could never be brought within the Bounds m oi any one particular Sect. Nor will he he un « der the DifHnciiou of Whig ot Tory ; fayir-g, that rhole Names are uf.d to cloak the Knaves M of Both. On Sunday the Earl of Portmore, Lord Carnil chaei ...

... Chrfier, Aug. 16 I Arrived here the 51b lint, and found the City inau,Uproar, by the Opposition made hy M«. Wai bur ton and the Whigs ro ihe Grwivenor Inte tgft. Here is nothing bot -Suing, D* inking, aad Mobbing*, Dow>: with the Rump, is the Cr.y on one Side ...

... of obtain.- ing she Majority, and that in a certain Country' which fends ,2 Member* hardly one of tfiem wS De chofen ofthe Whig Party. We juft now hear that the Lord TorrinPton with the Yatthts, pined the Men of War fr„ at the N >re but the Wind is ...

... confidered, wherein the Author gi\es fome Hints touching the ntxt Elcdrion of the Members of Parliament} but fays, that tfthe Whigs in the Aft\ir ahove mentioned fhould pufo m firft, and now make the DilTenters fome Rccom; cute fpi the 40 Years Service they ...

... Week a defperate Riot at the Races at Bridgnorth in Shropfhire, on the Subje& of Parliamenteering, wherein many Friends of the Whig Candidates were feverely beaten, and obli- ged to keep their Innes \ and the Mob making Bonefires before the Doors, crying ...

... groundlefs Ca- lamriiesand Suggeftioss, to the Prejudice of the jjweihnt Caufe, and of thofe worthy Men who P«pin Defence of the Whig Intereft. The Plpn&ion of Country Intere-ft begins to be treated r^h Contempt, juftly here and in other Places, IP a Kale, ...