... STRAY/110 NUBS®. William Vineme;,Wicersd;;,Wes kommotied for all , ,whig a horse to stsay on the 14th of Sept.—Fined Is. and costa. and cautioned. Richard hew, of Ciliation, was summoned foe allowing a horse to stray on the 16th of ti,:ptember, and was ...

... Flootway House, New Swindon. vl'o BAKEI:B, MEALMEN, & OTHERS.— To BE 8011), an 01,1.wratablisbed Business, ab“ve, in an extensive Whigs west of Awindon ; cooumlaut an ppacious premien, with stables, and suitable buildings.—Address, 8. J. L care of Mr. COLNMAN ...

... World, the other day. we found the following : While holding advanced sentiments on some aubjects, Lord Edmond is after all a Whig ; and while he closed his homily with an exhortation to give up undignified speculations as to the beet way .1 getting back ...

... criticised. It is no:often the: it fella to the lot of men r Governments 1 do exactly the right thing at the right time; but Whig and Tory, Conservative and Liberal organi of public opinion have for once bees able to agree upon the wisdom and desirability ...

... resolving itself into a larger issue, whether Englishmen would have liberty or not, or he down like slaves, as be believed the Whig and Tory parties the country were eodeavounng make them. The House of Commons said that would not receive the petitions people ...

... the other day, we found the following : While holding advanc ed sentiments on some subjects, Lord Edmond is after all a Whig; and while he closed his homily with an exhortation to give up undignified speculations as to the beet way of getting ',tick ...

... of the Boor is another glaring evidence of the state of coofusion and which this refined Christian age of philosopher» and Whig and Tory mis-rule gentlemen have brought upon us.** And may such men Dr. fdayfab and Professor fed justified in their actions ...

... pauperism, and 170 per cent. more lunacy. During his life time some fifty remedies had been tried for the stoppage of drunkenness. Whigs, Tories, and had tried political reform, the franchise, the ballot, cheap fond, recreations, fountains, workmen's clubs, and ...

... at onoe confronted with the question of the re-diatribution of seats; and this sends oold chill into the breasts, not old Whigs only, who, naturally enough, eling to the small boroughs; whioh are their last retreats, but even to the Radicals, who are ...

... cheerfully made with the positive demands an insulted and imposed public. Consequently as tbe tinkering patching up system of both Whig and Tory rule has led the whole nation into gravest dilemma and consternation of mind—both as regards local taxation and local ...

... —Defendant bid nothing to My, and was Said 101 and oast*, or 14 dais. Mary New, married woman, of Swindon, was charged wit► Whig drunk. at New Swindon.— P.S Strong. et shoat a goerter to eleven, on ?May night, saw the defendant near the Union tel fibs ...

... create even a little war, or arouse a war feeling, and with prospect before them of repeating the old game of Dishing the Whigs, there nothing left them but to meet the next parliament with such things only as they themselves can provide. And fhis will ...