... Inactive, without materia/ chaoge in correneho Buhr were In short supply, and all sorwarade la per qr Peas and beans unaltered. Whig wheat, old, to as. new, 48s. to ; red. old, to new, 60s. to 59a . revels, 483. to 535. Barley, 3.,.t0 504 Tick beans, 01d.311 ...

... deliwred by the Chairman, the Rd. & Stanway Jackson. of Chelmsford, Mr. B. Hayward, and Mr. Gilbert, the litter gentleman &Whig that the weekly offerings during the year had anionded to about £l6O, and that the finances were In a most satisfactory state ...

... polling lasted two days, the result being as under Mr. Hall Dare (conservative) 2,087 Sir T. B. Lennard (whig) 1,538 Mr. Welleßley (whig) 1,432 The two first - named were eleoted. In North Essex Mr. Western had for a fellow candidate Mr. Thos ...

... Conditions of Bala mar be of Moan. Dishy, Bon, and Evens, Solicitors, Malden ; and at the Ofilme of the Anottneer, Maldon, and 4, Whigs-hill, Cannon-OmA WIDFORD, near CHELMSFORD. PAR. 0 P. JAY Will SELL by AUCTioN, so m e nex t ninn ti t . A COTTAGE and a Valuable ...

... Callis Western, a whig, the defeated candidate that occasion being the wildly eccentric Mr. Conyers, of Copt Hall. When Mr. Bramaton consented to be brought forward made himself sure, so regularly and unerringly had the county returned and whig, that there ...

... LOCAL CORN MARKETS. OBELMSFORD, Faioir.—Wa cooeider market to-day very dear sad Wbt Whig: to ; red ditto, 49a. to Ste. per qr. —Wheat* were 1 shown to- lay, farmen hoidthg their • Wong pram nterant of future benefit 1110111 sample. to-day claimed a ...

... declined to be adopted aa the formal and acknowledged candidate of the whigs. It was, however, to the whigs that he chiefly appealed in his addresses and speeches, and, in fact, he waa a whig and something more. What he would do and what he would not do he ...

... that his house had always been opened before for the friends of Mr. C. C. Western, the whig member, but in consequence of report made some Good People to the whig committee in London that he was in the blue interest and had canvassed for Mr, Winn (a tory ...

... not is because yon were not good enongh for the old whig* snd were too good for the tories. [Laughter.] tories preferred relying upon the residuum be found in most of tbe borough towns. The old whig* saw no particular sign of yonr wanting franchise,, ...

... Harvey, • Hicks. e T. Harvey, 0 b A U 1. Harruld .. 0 J. b Ashley .. . Sadie ,r e P. Hayward, b A. Prom, b ditto B. _ ..• •21 'Whig e Halls, b Wright, e Tydeetra, b J. Arleen. not not .. F. Reywerd .. 6 C. Potter. hi. W. b Maley 9 C. Haadley,b ditto .• T ...

... assisted to undress him.—The Jury returned a verdict of Death from Natural Causes. We hey. reosieed a letter signed A Jealous Whig, complaining that there were no rejniainp in Dunmow on the home-coming of the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, and making it ...

... being out of ofhee; and the so-colled Whigs were spilt into a number of parties, as hostile each other ns Whigs and Tories hod formerly been. In only two thing? did they really accord—in the adhesion to the great Whig houses of Russell. Cavendish, Wentworth ...