The Express.
London, England, 1847-07-30 00:00:00

THREE LIBERALS AND ONE CONSERVATIVE

RETURNED.

(Official statii:7l:lWtibTi•ll. this day.)
At a quarter-past 011111 the shodills reseeded to make the
official declaration of the ambers returned, when, as the
numbers will show, the anticipation of four liberals being
elected was negatived, inasmuch as Mr. Masterman stands
fourth on the poll, with a majority of three over Mr. Larpent,
The returns, therefore, given by the committees of both
parties yesterday were erroneous.
Russell
Patticon
Rothschild
Masterman
Larpent 6719
Bevan 5268
Johnsen
Fresbfirld 4784
Payne
Lord John Russell, and the seer candidate', unsueeeinful
so well as saucerful, then addressed the assemblage. Thanks
were voted to the sheriff., and the proceedings terminated.

WESTMINSTER ELECTION.
(Official Declaration of the Poll, this day. )
Evans
Lashington
Cochrane

2819
Maw'evil's

MEMBERS RETUR
__ SOUTHWARK.

REEVES OP MR. ALDERMAN LIUMPHIRET AND SIR
W. Mouiswovan.—The nomination for this borough
baying been fixed for 12 o'clock this day, the town-hall was
thrown open shortly before that boor, and was quickly
filled. There was, however, a complete absence of that
excitement which characterises a contested election. Mr.
Alderman Humphrey and Sir Wm. Molesworth, the only
candidates in the field, were loudly cheered on making their
appearance. William Pritchard, Esq., the high bailiff, pre-
sided. The preliminary form baying been gone through,
Mr. W. Wer.sore proposed Mr. Alderman Humphrey, who
had r• presented the borough for fifteen years, and who by his
votes had given universal satisfaction to his constituents, as
a fit and proper person again to represent the borough in'
parliament, (Cheers.)
Mr. D. PHILIPS seconded the nomination.
Mr. E. Coopers proposed Sir Wm. M ilesworth for re-
election, his parliamentary conduct baying given him strong
claims upon the confidence of the electors of the borough.
(Cheers.)
Mr. MARTIN seconded the nomination.

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The High Bailiff having asked if there was any other
candidate to be proposed, and none appearing, declared John
liumpherv, Esq., end Sir William Molesworth, Bart., to be
duly elected members for the borough of Southwark.
(Cheers.)
A vote of thanks having been passed to the high bailiff,
the proceedings termir.ated with three cheers for the newly-
elected members.

CHRISTCHURCH, JULY 29.—(1 mem. ; 330 voters.)
Col. Campbell (L.); Harris (C.).
(No opposition.)
1.1.14 election: Hon. E. A. J. is
(C.), 180; nee (L), 84.
COCKLRMOUTH, Jur.v 29.—(2 moms.; 309 votary.)
Aglionhy (L.); Busman (L.)
(No opposition.)
Election 1811: Adhonby (L.), 120; Hagman (L), 127; Geberad
Wyndham (C.), ICO.

DENBIGH, JULY 29.
F. R. West. (No opposition.)
EYE, Juicy 29.—(1 mem.; 330 rotors)
Sir E. Kerrison (C.). (No oppositioo.)
Y.:ection 1141: Bfr E Kerrison C.). (No opposition.)
MERTHYR TYDVILL, Jrcr 28.
Sir J. J. Guest (L.). (No opposition.)
ABINGDON.
Official return of the poll this day—
Tberiger
Gelfleld
Sir F. Thesiger declared duly elected.

STATE OF THE POLLS.

MARYLEBONE ELECTION.

( Hall
Poll at ) Hamilton
9 o'clock j Stuart 666
I Shea 249
( Hall ll7B
Poll at 1 Stuart
10 o'clock j Hamilton
' Shoe 283
Hall 1798
Poll at 1 Stuart
11 o'clock 111:
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. Hamilton
Stuart
Poll at Hall 2360
2369
2 o'clock Hamilton
Sire 448
i Hall 2944
Pon at 1 Stuart 2914
o'clock. Hamilton
1.
Shoe