The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-07 00:00:00

PEMBROKE.

Mr. Childes has issued an address expressing his in-
tention of contesting the representation with Sir John
Owen.

HONITON.
The nomination took place yesterday. We learn by
electric telegraph that the show of hands was slightly in
favour of Mr. L,)cke and Sir J. W. Hogg. A poll was
demanded on behalf of Mr. Gard.

KIDDERMINSTER.
The nomination for this borough took place yester-
day. The candidates were Mr. J. Best, Conservative,
and a declared supporter of Lord Derby's Administra-
tion; and Mr. Lowe, Liberal and Free-trader, who was
understood to have the support of Lord Ward.
The show of hands was in favour of Mr. Lowe, when
a poll was demanded for Mr. Best, which will take place
today.

BE W DLEY.
The nomination of candidates to represent the united
boroughs of Bewdley and Stourport took place yester-
day. The candidates were Sir Thomas Wilmington,
Liberal, who has formerly represented the borough, and
only lost by three votes in 1847, and who has consider-
able family property in the borough; and Mr, J.
Sandars,
jun., late Member for Great Yarmouth, who appeared on
the C .nservariva interest. Party spirit was intense, and
the " bottling" of voters freely resorted to on both sides.
Whilst the candidates were addressing the electors,. Mr.
Sanders was lowly assailed with cries of " No
Bill," and Sir Thomas with cries of
.b No Nlaynooth:
Ile show of hands was in favour of Mr. S4ndEll.s' upon
which a poll was demanded for his opponent. It will
commence to. day.

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and Sir Hi+nr;Wr"ilgloha- Parlia-
the last
mem for the h a Liberal,
The latter
offers himselF tor re-
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Libe-
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into private life. Two other candidate= contest the Libe-
The mayor pre-
ided, and the prcce.-dings lasted fair hours.
gndThse,.,sligiwntofwhiakndinsiew:PacsAtiaula'avour 0f
than demanded for
poll was
Mr. Berkeley. Sir H. Willoughby

RR COUN
If Mr. Morgan J.KE O'CoY nnell should retire (a matter
still uncertain), Mr. Coltsman, of Hesk Castle, who has
addressed the electors as a decided opponent of the
Derby Government, will be returned as the colleague of
Mr. Herbert.

KILDARE COUNTY..
In consequence of the rejection, bY a majority. of
Liberal electors on the recent scrut,in9
pre-
Hort, and the selection of Mr. O'Conor Elena), in s
favourable re.
rerence, the Duke of Lpinster has iven
Der-
ply to an application of Sir Edwardg Kennedy, the Der-
b.bite candidate, soliciting the support of his Grace.
.It
is now quite certain there will be a formidable contest in
Kildare. of Sir William.

Campbell presiding,
DUBLIN CITY-
On Monday an aggregate meeting of the supporters of
Mr. Reynold.; was held in the Rotunda, Alderman
when resolutions in sustainment
Mr. Reynolds were unanimously adopted. Addtional
subscriptions, amounting to nearly
100/., towards de-
fraying the expense of the contest, were announced as
having been received.
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A meet DUBLIN COUNTY•
ing of
the friends of Nlessrs. Hamilton and
Taylor, the Derbyite candidates, was held in Kingstown
on Monday, when resolutions ere adopted pl.- aging the
meeting to support those gentlemen, both of whom were
Sir,—Seeing a
present, ar,d spoke at some length.
Mr. Craven, one of the Liberal candidates, has ad-
dre,,ssed the. following letter to the Dublin Erpress :
~ C,9wanttee-rooms, 34, Westmoreland-street, July 5..
your paper of this
morning, asserting paragraph in
that ' you are authorised to state that
Mr. Sidney Herbert has not promised his support to the
nominees of the Defence Association,' I
beg to say, if
that paragraph refers to the Liberal candidates, that we
are not th© nominees of any party; and, as
far as I am
concerned, I beg distinctly to state that the lion. Sidney
Herbert has given me his support.—Your obedient ser-
vant, " AuGusTus CRAVEN:

ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA,
COVENT GARDEN.
In consequence of the rehearsals required for the P
Spohr'e grand Opera of F LUST, on Tuesday next, July 13, the
Concert announced fur Monday, the 12th, is POSTPONED.
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