... - - T1HE, CHRONICLE. Banyor, Tuesday, Oci. S3 1837. 'Tts terry in the hall, When beards Drag all. The Cheshire Reformers had a grand botteu tact week, and there is no counting the number of Tories who fell beneath their double-barrelled Joe Ahdli0t.' 'Afte& gettings corafortably.drunk at Cona,,eton, on WVednesday, Mr. Wilbrahanm'S' friends assembled at Birkenhead on Friday, to drink ...

... SIR FRANCIS BUI1DE'll'. . . Sllt FRANCIS 3UIMDETT. III * Ois esday a public dinner was gisten to Sir Fran- i cis Burdett by the Conservalives of North Wilttlire. it The number of the company was nearly twele libn- dred. Mr. E-tcourt, iMP. ltr Deviates, was in the chair, supported onl isiright by Lord Ileylesbury, Mr. C Estcourt, I.LP. for (Oxiord (Iniversily Mr. Neeld, P N.1P. for Chsippenilha ...

... IIEATON PAItK U LEETING. This recherclu Lancashire mneting-commenced on Wednesday,-a day boasting ot touching cold easter- ly wind and cloudy sky, any tbing but enticing even to pass away e fevv ?? in the beautful park at HPlsa ton. Tbere, indeed, vve found tbe attendance far, very far, ficin being* as numerous 0a by-gone yenrs; --tbe show of stylish eqoipaganes was by ne moans ns brilliant as ...

... EXTRACT' FROM THE ADDRESS OF TIlE COINIFERANCE T'O' ThlE WESLEYAN ME- 'I'HODISTS. I e make the following extracts from tbe document ibove alluded to, which at once set irt At tle qtues. stion tatthe Wesleyan Atetlhttiis were favotlable n towards the crude schetnes gitatoed by fl/i violent Po- litical Dissenters of ttis country. It only reac/ted us a s/sort time before ev went to Press, ...

... ffliocellancouo. CONViCTION O A CLERGYMANI UNDERE 'ruE NEW RE- C MRATION AcT-At the Court-house, at Leeds, on WVednesday last, the Rev. Robert Taylor, Curate of the parish of Leeds, was summoned before the nnagis- trates of that borough to answer aa inlormation pre- ferred against him for not having registered the death of one William Pinkey with the registrars duly ap- pointed under the new ...

... MIARYLE33ONE. ?? 31UST'ACH105. A young min, bearded like the p:ard, *h, simt he was a carpenter, employed onl the Londilon nl is r- ininghain Railroad, ;applied to Mr. Ratvvblius,, tl.! sitting, magistrate, for an assaUlt-w1ar1ant, ?? tile following ludicrous cirunllsaunces:- Mr. R{awlinsrn.-What do you want tche wal,,,t for ? Applicant.-I'll tell yer vorship, end you'll say it, the Ist ...

... ? sortioll ? lee BiaussiLs, Sept, 24-Yesterday. a little before ed three o'clock, an individual named Jamotte was ar- on rested on the race course just as be was taking front lui bis pocket a pisiol, wvhich it was thought he intended. to fire at General Hurel, when he was passing Sur- ae; rounded by his-stafr: We abstain from adopting any ot the various reports that were circulated, till a ...

... jfarviglt lauthyl.1ce. ?? - - ?? ?? -- - - , I. I FAInlOIITII, SEsTr PT 4.-fler Alajesty's steanmer 'lle- dsIa, Corriruodore Austin, arrived this morning writh the l)on luan's nIsil, tflit fine steamer Laving gone on shore near 'ITarifth ut about four p.m. on the 15thl instant, only a fbiv hours after leaving Gibraltar, dur- ing aI thick fog. 'The passengers, crew, mails, money, and somre ...

... The people in tile rurul districts are miserably destitute of every means of refreshing their leisure, but by the use of stimulitting iquors; the wonder reolly is, not that they get drunk so muchl but rather that they get drunk so little, when it is con- sitered ?? igriculturad labour is over by 4 or 5 p.m. it the winPir, und that, neglerted and aban- donied by those whose duty it is to ...

... LANb PR(dCSSION 01? THE AMLIVCH- TOlTo.AL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY.__ -atile'2Cth intt., at the announced hour of three ~'clock. p.m., the .Rhos-y-Bol, Nebo, and Pengor- ?? Total. Abstinence Societies, marched down to Aoliwoh in one extended line, with. appropriate banniors, singers, &c,. and in a few roinutes were joined by tbe Amlwch society on the main road-lead- ing from MAles-y-llwyn to Melin ...

... _.c:I~ncou~ Mr; E. J. -Stanley secretary of thejrcfasuryarnved in town on Monday night, from Cheshire; . Lord and Lady Robert Grosvenor have arrived-a 13aden-Baden. Letteos received on Saturday last give a very favorable report of the stale of his Lordship' health . Lord and Lady Stanley and tile Right ion. C. Poolett Ihomsoll. are staying on a visit with the -Earl and Coantess Grey, at ...

... A dinner was given at Hertford, on Monday last, to celebrate the return of Lord Mahon, the Conservative member, which was attended, according to the Hertford Reformer, by only 30 persons. A man named Moore was told, last week, that a bailiff and broker were in his house, at Burton Joyce, executmg a dis- tringas for his unpaid rent. I'll broker them, said them^n, getting up from his seat he ...