The Sun.
London, England, 1836-01-26 00:00:00

IiIJNOERFORD.

Coarse Meadow Hay ,g 3 oto .c:, 5
New Meadow Hay .,... ....
Useful Old Ditto
Fine 0 Upland Meadow and Rye.grass Hay
.15 4 0
5 Clover Hay 4 (1
1 8 1 10
Old Straw £1 6 to X 1 S 1 Wheat Straw

REPRESENTATION OF WINCHESTER..—As
proof Of the inaccuracy of the Times, we need but mention
the orrcssion of Winchester, where it is well known the
Tories havol not the shadow of a chance of returning above
one, a fact v,-hich is acknowledged by the Tories them-
selves. The Reformers have decidedly the majority in re-
would at the last election have defeated
gard to numbers, an,:l
the avowed Tory East), but for the unhallowed in-
fluence of the ministers .9f Him who declared his kingdom
was " not for this world," The Hon. W. B. Baring was
returned by the Reformers on the supposition that he was
a Reformer, and at another ei,-;ction would be opposed by
them, nor are the Tories of Wit:chester so mean and piti-
ful as to pick up the cast-off of their opponents. Mr.
Mildmay will again take the field, and will undoubtedly re-
ceive the warm and hearty support of i2is ancient friends ;
and we have the heartfelt pleasure of anwouneing to the
independent electors of Winchester, that a gentleman re-
siding in the neighbourhood, possessing an ample fortune,
Splendid talents, uncompromising and exceediney liberal
political principles, and standing high in the confidence of
his Majesty's Ministers, will present himself as a candidate.
—Hampshire Independent.
REPRESENTATION OF GLASGOW.--Our predic-
tion seems to approach fulfilment. Lord William Bcntinck
is obviously and decidedly the choice of the constituency.
Last night, a meeting of the various district Committees
was held in John-street Relief Church. Not fewer than
five hundred electors, we think, were present—and they
were all but unanimous in favour of his Lordship. One
name of some local notoriety was made the subject of an
amendment—in pity we withhold it—only five hands were
held up in its favour ! If anything were required to show
the estimation in which Lord William Bcntinck is held
among us, the fact that five hundred electors from the twelve
Parliamentary districts thus simultanz..ously united in a re-
solution to support him, is the best testimony we could offer.
—Scoti Times of Saturday.
About four o'clock yesterday morning a fire broke
out at a beer-shop, 2, Bermondsey New-road, in the occu-
pation of Mr. Overton, and spread thence to Mr. Sharp's,
glass-cutter, No. 1, and on the other side to the private re-
sidence of Mrs. Perrie. The premises of Mr. Overton are
totally destroyed, and he is, unfortunately, uninsured. The
houses of Mr. Sharp and Mrs. Perrie-are much damaged.
The cause of the fire is not at present known.
ADVANCE IN TIIE PRICE OF IRON.---A meeting
of the Welsh iron-masters took place at Rumney, on Tues-
day, the 12th instant, at which it Ives unanimously agreed
to advance the price of bar iron 2/. per ton, making the
total advance 4/. per ton since the Ist of September last.
Amongst other instances of the briskness of the iron trade,
we have heard that an eminent master, in this county, has
tin order for 2,000 tons of iron, for Africa,—Cambrian.