The Express.
London, England, 1847-07-31 00:00:00

BURY.

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This election took place yesterday, at ten o'clock in the
morning, when Mr. Richard Walker, the late member, was
reelected without opposition, being nominated by Mr.
Richard Ashton and Mr. Abraham Wood, magistrates. Mr.
Walker briefly addressed the meeting, and the returning
officer formally declared Mr. Walker to be elected.

BURY ST. EDMUND'S.
SwimArlors.—The candidates were Earl Jermyn, Mr.
E. R. Sunbury, and Mr. 11. Twin.—Sir T. Cullum, Bart.,
proposed their old member, Reel lenttyn, and Mr. S.Sotith
I seconded the nomination.—Tle Hon. Mr. Peters propped
I Mr. Sunbury, and Mr. Bradoek seconded the nomination.—
I Mr. Bevan proposed Mr. Twin, and Mr. E. Green seconded
the proposition.--The Rev. Lord A. Hervey addressed the
audience in behalf of Earl Jermyn, whom indisposition pre-
' vented from attending. He informed them that his brother
would bare been glad to have been amongst them,
and was mach better than he had been. When re-
covered, an he hoped
_ soon to be, he would be happy to come
amongst them. Mr. Sunbury was nuked with applause.
He noticed with imiartnem the comilikationa of Mr. Twig",
of one of which ba mai* Oral us beast of—viz., that of
having onoeballisablanisenndistate, sad ea whisk malice' he
' had been rejoined Ind NM bask with ignemany. (Cries of
No, no," and dram, and " Yea, yea.-') Mr. Banbary
said he could not haft af that laminar. Me hid saver inked
' and been &nisi, sad be advised the deism in the venni
occasion to do ski seam • amatthe bead X salsa
between Mr. Twin end the tlraseed Dray.-114. Ditabrary
entered into an eargamaidea of °pietism. Mes mai
an advocate for hes Made, wlduk though In pen set ad
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faimlia slow& la the obi et the premed gemers-
mat ; ark oar esitiar eleammamere, were Bask a mar
sae plowed. ha ehergess: Xr. Banbury dadated
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es la Ireland, and tbegmetrples
ataarri—Mr. Twist declared that not come tOh=
the pease the town, but by inatatiea; sad that, if he bad
hem dideadvd, it was after a fair and isemourable fight. He
=Ms part be had taken in former administrations,
be bad supported the abolition of slavery and the
reared of civil and religious disabilities from the catholic..
One of the audience said " Yee, and you now regret it ; "
but Mr. Twist said it was not so ; he was only anxious that
the catholic should not be supplied with funds from the
Brinell government to upset the religion of this country and
again establish their owe. The show of bands was in favour
of Mr. Sunbury and Mr. Twin. A poll was demanded
on the part of Earl Jermyn.

I3ANBURY.
The nomination for this borough took place yesterday, the
candidates being Mr. Tancred (the late member), a liberal,
and Mr. M a conservative. AA opposition was at
tint raised alai* Mr. by the chartists, but as he
' answered same guestions they put to hiss in smiting satisfac-
torily they have consented to unite with their liberal kllow-
elector* sad return their late representative. The show of
hands was declared to be in favour of Mr. Macgregor, but
not until after a second trial. The contest asap be close, but
is pretty certain to result in Mr. Tancred's return. The
polling takes place to-day.

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