... LOC AL NEWS. i The election of Churchwardens last week was very severely contested. The poll finally closed at six o'clock on Wednesday, when the numbers were as follows- Mr. J. Good ?? 1214 Mr. Ilolford ?? 1301 Mr. radshaw ?? 1186 Mr. MIills ?? ?? -and Mlessrs. Good and Holford were declared duly elected. 'Ihere were certain things connected with this election-which became at last a decided ...

... This town is in a state of great cxcitement in consequence of a disturbance among the patipers, occasioned by the wish of the Guardians to remove some of them to another Union Work hniisv, It seems that an order was issued last week to remove two mt'lt and their wives to llenfield Workhouse. 'They resisted the officers, and on the afternoon of Tuesday, Mr. Goering, M. P accompanietl by a troop ...

... I)IRECTORIS AND GUARDIANS' MEETING, 'tnr ot beingr a quoianir of live Guardians present on Weldnesday ?? Swl ee'neial relief daY. the meceting was adjourned[ till Saturday, 'tiCe di'tress if Somie of the applicants. At tin oneloek, oti Saturdlay, Messrs. Ifecwitt, Francis, IBtaber, Chit- Imil o Iflfotrd hairing a~s'erablci, MeI. Bliaher was proposed to ~the chjair, which, however, lie ...

... I¶O V IN CJ-1L iNTEL LIC4. CE. NV () ?? I' Il IN G. Ivl 3 o~cpll and l10y M' IoCYtvo have bo0~il 'it tiliirtlg at the 5'ea Ion. huh 111It- toteI (iltt\ cut C llar oil W~einesdas ott ?? tbheir ?? !-liootlvr-riggedl laht', \lsi'hlicf,' 2z20 it~s, tilt fl . it' a vita-i Aitiil ii lb koi irceu ive t 2, P.Irtluztt Mr. T. SNtad Vertli, id I PItt 'Ittl Il C; II \l I v~-vrc r. lih 't ot awtohos Air ...

... T( it. H. flul'sI, 1SQ., 'Ni.p. Srg,-t irust I S-hall tiCA bo aeiued if aol. ?? of i-ral ?? inl ad ,lrosrsing irieset! ti %mir oisthis secondr icaie o jet, w ic I, rise in,. ;1 wittiogly linut Ji ',Ji, jostict, to those who rutir rud yor to Isii;a flicit fir thle trirlposo of repiresenting- their wish', Frind Jiiqtieo to myisetlf, Sn adivocate for libherly ?? the ?? 'is;/Rt Oi thre pollie ...

... 'THE PUJFFING SYST1'EM. A ciriiong handbill has fallen in our way, put forth by J. Williams and Co. London,'' statirig, that they deal in every variety of old stuff, whether soft or hard, old disheloths, old metal, &c., as duly enumerated and they trust thst every rlre uwho reads their bill, will filal( up, if it is only a handful of rags, as rotteu as tinier, if there is no mole than a ...

... COURT CIRCULAR. Tcit , QuciccN.-Iler Majesty has this week taken advantage of the Milidly spring wveatice which has prevailed, and had frequent excursionls on horseback, On these occasions shte has been attended by a nurnsrous retinae of the ladies and gentle- mlen attached to tice Court. On Thursday Hfer Mlajesty at- tended the opcra incce qita, and witnessed the appearance of Meadamce ...

... T THE LABOURINU CLASSES. MR. EDITOR,-Under the above head I find the following table, with a letter appendtle to it, in [the Brightonm Gazette, of March the 20th, 1834, of which [l uake a few extracts:- The former and present state of the ?? population Is most ably contrasted in the following table, whicih WC copy from an rticle hat is above all praise, written by the Rev. .1, Jordan, ...

... A FEW MORE WORDS TO MOTHER PATCH- W-ORK, AND) A FEW TO THE LONDON SUN. Tihs're hce sorrnc mess that never do Deftly what thcy have Iin view. Every plans or Scheme's a failure, thise sults arranged bly clumsivy tailor;j Not One if Which wvill nicely hit, 0iu body it wvas mnade to fitt. MuIsch as we feel disposedi to live in good Ivilti and harmaony with our coteseporarifis of the Brighton press ...

... cheers ebeo suhter)l Bat to revert to the question. If the house of d ?? man is compounded for, he pays the rates in his rent ° (hear, bear)-and if he goes and claims to he rated, he is ebliged to pay his rates to the collector; and then he pays chrtn twice-(hear, hear). Ar. COOPER, Mr. MILLS, and others a No, no. r. SLlLHT: It was said no; he (XIr. S.) said yes. For if anppaid IV. a-year, ...

... MEETING TO PETITION ON BEHALF OF THE GLASGOW COTTON SPINN ERS. A very numerous meeting, consisting of at least twelve or thirteen hundred persons, assembled on Thuirsday night, at the Theatre of the London Mechanics' Tistitution, for the purpose of memorializing thc Queen on behalf of the five Glasgow cotton-spinters now on board the i-ulks, awaiting their transportation. Mlr. NVakley, MI.P ...

... I An extract from the Brighton Guardian of last Wed- nesday, showing that when the brains are out the man will blunder:- THl;e WORKING5 MAN'S FRIEND. It is most fitting that our Ultra.Radicals should be reminded from time to time of the terrible price they are daily made to pay for the triomph which at the last election they achieved in this borough over Reformn in favour of Toryisni; and ...