The Sun.
London, England, 1855-04-06 00:00:00

LEWES ELECTION.

THURSDAY, APRIL 5.—A vacancy having been occa-
sioned in the representation of this borough by the ap-
pointment of the Hon. H. Brand as a junior lord of the
Treasury, an election took placa at noon to-day at the
County-hall. The hon. gentleman offered hiins:.>.lf for
re-election, and his return was unopposed.
Mr. A. WooD proposed Mr. Braid as an and proper
person to represent the borough, which was seconded by
Mr. J. VERRALL ; and as no other candidate was pro-
posed, the high constable, as returning officer, declared
him duly elected.

Mr. BRAND then came forward and briefly addressed
the few persons assembled in front of the hustings. He
said he concluded, as he was unopposed, that his accept-
ance of office under Lord Palmerston had met with their
approval, He apprehended that those whom he was
addressing, in common with all the people of England,
demanded from the Government either an honourable
peace or a vigorous war, and if the former could nut be
obtained he would urge on the prosecution of the war
by every possible means, and with the utmost vigour.
No peace would be lasting which did not secure the ob-
jects for which they drew the sword, and they must in-
sist on proper securities against future disturbances be-
fore they sheathed it. Some persons had said that Eng-
land was not a military nation, bt,t he believed she pos-
sessed resources which would enable her to rank with
the first military nations of the continent. He would
not detain them by stating his political opinions, as they
were well known, and had- evidently been approved of.
In conclusion lie thanked them for the Jionour done him.
A vote of thanks to the returning officer ended the
proceedings.

A RICH PAUPER.—On Monday, the constabulary
took up several strolling beggars, and among them an
old spinster, named Anil Kehoe, who had passed her
64th winter. On examining her prayer-book, it was
found to contain the sum of 99/. and a few shillings !
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