... Conservative interest; (2) the Hon. Craven Berkeley (Whig), who is a supporter of an imbicile Ministry; (3) a gentleman who advocates the ballot. As there is so much difference of opinion amongst the Whigs as to the necessity of the ballot, we doubt not the ...

... Condlcote Church. fruit and vegetables; Moreton Women's Institute, potatoes; Longborough Schoolchildren, vegetables; MaJo;' ()Whig. apples.—M. B. Ockenden.—Pound Day will be held at the hospital on Wednesday. October 25th. All gifts ate welcome.—M. B.Ocicenden ...

... lads. Bushley played sound football. It was undoubtedly due to T. Hewett, who put in some beautiful passes from the right Whig. that BUshley won, ...

... lbw. reached a total of 155 for 8. Martin 23. Badham 18. Welton and Neal the not outs with 14 and 10 respectively. The game Whig played in a holiday spirit. eight members going on to bowl and tile record being indifferently gent such analysis as there ...

... Chapman and Hall. Revising Court.—The proceedings in this absurd court are once more brought to a close; and certainly, if the Whig Radicals had been anxious to bring their own darling measure (the 'Reform Bill') into contempt, they could not have devised ...

... future. What! Ring the bells for Mr. Craven Berkeley who has just put the parish to an useless expense of £3,000? Surely the Whig-Radicals are mad. Since writing the above, have been informed that the Minister's churchwarden did interfere the moment the ...

... little progress seems to have been made in the matter. But | rather than any further disappointment should occur, some of our Whig Magistrates have been performing to very respectable audiences at the place appointed for administering the laws of land —the ...

... simply hailed with delight, and were decidedly exquisite specimens of the optical art. We are curious to ascertain how the Whigs feel as to the double county rate that we shall be called upon to pay towards the New Constabulary Force, which would have ...

... the laws of the land. We allude to a tea meeting which took place last evening at the Imperial Emporium, the property of a Whig magistrate (!!) a gentleman who, but the other day, attended with his brother magistrates to give orders for the soldiers to ...

... have nothing to do. It was a purely parochial question, having reference to the general good of the inhabitants, and in which, Whig, Tory or Radical were equally concerned, and had exactly the same interest. * * * A second leaderette of the Chronicle ...

... years ago, the municipal fights were renewed but, seemingly, without the same powerful incentives and ideals which inspired Whig and Tory, Con- servative and Liberal. There came, it is true, Labour with its aim at the complete socialisation of our com- ...

... rendered necessary, in order to provide for the unexpected influx of true and loyal Conservatives, as also of many independent Whigs, who, at the ' eleventh hour' have expressed a wish to join in the festivities of the day. CHURCH AT CINDERFORD.—C. Bathurst ...