... goods supplied to him by the Messrs. Chadwick amounted to £1,137, 8s. lid., and that there was a balance of £193 now due.-Mr. Whig- ham contended that the goods were not sold and delivered, E as stated in the declaration, but were goods sent by the Messrs ...

... unanrimous a coridem. gnation rd as .the recent conduct of the magistrates of iCheshire. It was niot a party question. (Cti) 'Whigs ' anid tories, were both, unanimrousincde igth ?? magistrates;-so much so, indeed,,that be had bean assured by one of their ...

... of Ellen Green- halgh, and stolen therefrom 39 sovereigns, forty shillings, 120 pence, three watches, and a leather bag'--Mr.Whig- ham conducted the case for the prosecution; and the prisoner was defended by Mr. Wilkins.-It appeared that the prosecutrix ...

... referred to ?? presbyterian mar- riage questioni, aiid to his reception ill -giasnml, Laki,, the Opportullitiy e of' CUgilig the whigs, and in the I Sallme breatli dellomiicing time chartists, and' expressillg his dissent from their political principles. *ftcr ...

... out of his ?? family. (Hear, hear.) There were those who said it was of no use to turn onut tle tory government, because a whig government would be sure to succeed it. That was not the way he calculated the chances. His argu- ment was-)' The tories are ...

... all~with which his former experiences have rendered him ifamiliar., But in rapidly adapting'themsblves to 'altered-circumstances, whig governors have generally proved more expert thans those Promotedfrom itlhe tory n ranks; they are less stiff .and unbendin;' ...

... he refused the office'said to have been offered by Lord John Russell? (Cheers.) Why he was not liberal enough to be even a whig. (Loud cheers.) Let the tories bring forward honestly their man: ' but no, they confessed that they could do nothing unless ...

... (Hear, hear.) Mr. W. Clark thought they ought to justice to the services of members of parliament, whether they were tories or whigs. (Hear, hear.) BOROUGH GAOL AND WATER WORKS. The Town Clerk then read the following report:— Your committee recommend the ...

... therefore, has no internal power of developement. It can only grow formidable through adventitious circumstances. If the whigs evince feebleness, and concurrently with that the impending change in the prices of grain should givs some opportunity for ...

... Representation Windsor. —The Berkshire Chronicle says, that there is a great probability of Colonel Reid being offered, by the whigs, ' either a companionship, or a governorship of one of our small colonial possessions,' in order to induce him retire from ...

... l tij5es (iliring the progress of the 'e procession. At the greeni one of the leaders raised a cry of ie ''Curses for thi whigs, ot which Mr. Vernon said to wit- el ness, I don't like that, custes break no boutes. .e The cotistable, avlto took the ...

... wOlnigsals tbe state Ofr tie pollat its close at fonr.o'clock On Sattid(, :*BS Bag- (conservative), .114; Blunbold (moderate whig), 3; shaw (radical), 300. The WOODCOCIC.-A person going from the Forest Of Dean towards Monmottbl last week, saw somethilIg ...