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said that would justify the house in refusing to issue tho
writ for Dartmouth. He would remind the house that after •
the St. Alban's case an act of Parliament was passed—he
believed it was the 16th or 17th Victoria—by which a com-
mission could be ordered, in the event of the committee re-
porting that bribery and-corruption- had been practised to
a large extent in the borough. No such report had been, • •
presented in this case, and there was therefore no reason .
for the writ in question being refused. Such was not the
case in the Wakefield and Gloucester cases, and that would *, •
involve a different consideration. If they refused the writ
they would be making themselves a court of appeal from
the Dartmouth committee.
Mr. LEFROY wished to state a few of the facts which
came before the committee in question. The defence of the , •
seat having been abandoned, and the borough not being
affected by the cases of bribery, the committee did not feel
it necessary to make any special report, and he believed the ,
committee did not wish to take any active part with refe=
rence to the issuing or withholding of the writ.
Mr. PALK thought it would be an act of unkindness to
this borough to withhold the writ.
Mr. BOUVERIE thought the speech of the right hen'.
baronet (Sir G. Grey) had pointed out to the house the
proper course for it to pursue. He could not help sayini
that the hon. and learned gentleman (Mr. Roebuck) had
no right to accuse members of election committees! 7110 •
were sworn to act justly at the table of the house, of being • •
guilty of hypocrisy. • •
Lord FERMOY said, though there might not be legal
proof of extensive bribery at Dartmouth, he had a moral
right to assume that there had been such bribery, as the
hon. member had withdrawn from the inquiry.
Mr. WHITESIDE believed the right hon. gentleman •.
(Sir G. Gray) had correctly stated the rule that at present fon
applied. He differed in the opinion that had been ex- ei
pressed by the right hon. gentleman (Mr. Bouverie), and II"
agreed in what had been said by the hon. and learned gen -
tleman (Mr. Roebuck).
,r
The amendment having been withdrawn, the motion for -
issuing the writ was agreed to ; and some formal business 100'1
having been disposed of, the house adjourned at twenty- .011 y
five minutes past one o'clock. 3,.f

COUNTRY MARKET%

GLOUCESTER—JULY 30.
There was a large supply of samples on offer, and among 41113
them a good many of new wheat and barley, some of which r., rii
were sold. Generally the sample is not so good as last year, L'
being rather coarser and thicker in the bran. The market 019
was rather firmer than on this day se'nnight, but we cannot
quote prices any higher.

COLCHESTER--JuLY 30.
At to-day's market we had a small supply of wheat,
with a firm trade at about late rates. A few samples of
new wheat, in good condition, were sold. In spring corn
very little passing, and no change in prices.
Wheat, white 44s to 52s I Beans Mazagan.. 38s to 403
red 40s to 46s Middle & small 42s to 44A
Barley 2Bs to 33s I White peas 4os td 44s
Oats 24s to 32s Grey.. 3Bs to 413

DERBYJITLY 30.
The show of wheat was small, and realised is per qr
more money than last week, but the demand was inactive.
Barley a scanty show at previous rates. Oats in moderate
show and steady, at late rates. Beans • are little inquired
after, but prices maintained. The fineness of the weather
during the week has enabled farmers in the for ward dis-
tricts to commence harvest operations.
White wheat, new, —s to —8 Barley, grinding.. 283 to 30s
Red do. ' --a to —s I Oats, old, . 303 to 34a
Old white 46s to 62s New do 293 to 304
Red do. 42s to 48s Beans.. ' . 483 to 544
Barley, malting— I .38s to 43s Beans, new —s to —s.

CHELMSFO.
Wheat to-day advanced is
rate, with a slower market.
price.
, .
Wheat. white:— .43s to 52s Peas, Partridge —438 to 453
red 41s to 49s • White 42s to 443
Barley 32s to 40s Boiling 43s to 46s
Chevalier ....348 to 41s Dun 403 to 42s
Grinding 26s to 34s Beans; Tick ....403 to 42s
Malt 63s to 68s Harrow Ticks 41s to 45s
Chevalier ...:63s to 69s Mazagan 40s to 44s
Oats 25s to 34s

.D-JULY 29.

per, quarter. Supply mode-
Spring corn maintained, its