AN ALLIGATOR CHAIRMAN.

An action was recently brought in the Court of Queen's Bench against Mr.

Walter, to recover a sum of money expended by a person named Clark, in

wine, spirits, malt liquors, and other refreshments, during a contest for

the representation of the borough of Southwark. One of the witnesses, who

it appears was chairman of Mr. Walter's committee, swore that _every

thing the committee had to eat or drink went through him._ By a

remarkable coincidence, the counsel for the plaintiff in this tippling

case was _Mr. Lush._

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