The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-10 00:00:00

EAST SURREY.

The Hon, Locke King and Hr. Aicock, the Liberal
and Free-!racle Members for this division in the last
Parliament, are .prosecuting an active canvass. They
held .public meetings on Tuesday at the Horns, Ken-
nington, on Wednesday at Kingston, and on Thursday
at Croydon, at each of • which places resolutions were
passed pledging the meeting to support their claims.
Last evening at-seven o'clock Mr. LoelteKing and Mr.
Alcock met their constituents at Wandsworth, in the
large room of the Spread Eagle Inn; Mr. Fairrie took
the chair, and after the meeting had been addressed by
the candidates, • •

Dr. LONGSTAFF moved the following resolution:--
" That in the opinion of this meeting Mr. Locke King
and Mr. Alcock have, by their adherence to the princi-
ples on which they have been returned, and by their
diligent attentiorr to the local business of the district,
entitled themselves to the continued cent dente of the
electors, and that this meeting pledges itself to use its
utmost exertions•to secure their re-election."
Mr. COLEMAN seconded the motion. He said that
Lord Derby once accused the Whigs, whom he had just
left, of being thimbleriggers. 'But ho asked them, who
was the thimblerigger now?—(Laughter.) He believed
that a greater thirnblerigger than Lord Derby now has
never'beld the reins of office in this eountry.—(Cheers.)
They all knew Mr. Antrobus. Ho was brought forward
for the'county, when a, mere boy, to insult the consti-
tuency 'of East Surrey. Of Mr. Cleasby they knew no-
thing. But he believed he was a barrister. He, for
one, thought there were too many lawyers in the Bouse
of Commons already.—(Cheers.)
Mr. C. PEARSON, lato M.P. for Lambeth, said, that
although he was not upon the register, he was a resi-
dent of Wandsworth. He appeared there also in the
character of a witness, for he sat beside their late Mem-
bers for three years, and upon every question of eco-
nomy, retrenchment, and reform, whether in Church or
State, upon every question of education, extension of
the suffrage, or the protection of the voter in the ex-
ercise of the franchise, he had always found them
foremost in their attendance.—(Hear, hear, and cheers.)
When people like himself rose from the ranks, there was
undoubtedly-a prejudice against them which it required
a good deal to overcome. But no man could presume
to impute motives to such men as their late Members,
who had the prestige of position, character, birth, and
education about them, and the people ought to rejoice
at the advantage which the CALISO derived from their
advocacy.—(Cheers.) He trusted the constituency of
East Surrey would not be satisfied with merely getting
them in, but that they would return them by such a
majority as would promote their own comfort hereafter,
by reaching the opponents of liberal principles that they
would stand no chance in East Surrey.—(Cheers.)
Mr. PROUT denounced the Derby Ministry as an
" organiz,d hypocrisy," amid the cheers of the meeting.
The resolution was carried unanimously, and after
three hearty cheers for Mr. L. King and Mr. Alcock,
the proceedings terminated.

set upon by a
W ,atrivEoF telEr, LD.---Street- brawls of a serious character
took place here yesterday. It appears that as a vehicle
in the pay of Mr. Sanders was proceeding up litrkgate
with
, towards the polling-booth, it was suddenly
voter. being rapidly transferred to a liberal vehicle which
was in Waiting- rho Liberals, by lashing their horses
party of men and smashed to pieces, the
into a smart gallop, succeeded in reaching the polling-
booth, with their man before the body of Tories were
sufficiently recovered from their panic to attempt a suc-
cessful re-capture. This circumstance is supposed to
have originated the riot, and the street becoming every
instant more turbulent and impassable, it was judged
advisable to send for the military, which had been the
day previous bivouacked in the suburbs of the town. A
party of the Enniskillen Dragoons shortly afterwards
came up at a gallop, and Mr. W. Hepworth, one of the
Riding magistrates being present, the Riot Act was read
and the troops ordered to clear the street. This difficult
task they accomplished with no more hostility to the mob
than they could possibly avoid. Such was the state of
excitement, however, that it was found necessary to
plant a strong body of special constables on the beat,
who remained there during the remainder of the after-
noon.

ST. IvEs, CORNWALL.—Mr. P. E. Barnes, one of the
Liberal candidates for Penryn and Falmouth, has ac-
ceded to a requisition from the Reformers of St. Ives to
stand in the place of Mr. llussey Vivian, who has gone
to Truro. The contest will be against Mr. Paull and
Captain Laffan. The polling is fixed for this day
(July 10).

GENERAL ELECTION.
NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES.
ABERDEENSHIRE-Tuesday, July 13.
ANGLESEA.-Wednesday, July 14.
ARMAGH (Comerr)-Friday, July 16.
AYR Bußous-,Thursday, July 15. •
BEDFORDSHIRE-Monday, July 19.
BERKSHIRE-Thursday, July 15.
BucEs--Friday, July 16 (probably).
BIITESH/RE-Wednesday, July 14.
CAMBREDESHIRE-Thursday, July 15.
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY-Saturday, July 10
CARMARTHEN (COUNTY)-Wednesday, July 14.
CARNARVON, COUNTY-Wednesday, July 14.
CASHEL,-Monday, July 12.
CHELTENHAM
--Frlday, July . 6.
kiHELTENHAM-Thursday, July 15.
CHESHIRE (SOUTH)-Wednesday, July 14.
CLARE--la
_Monday, July 19.
CORK (COUNTY)-Monday, July 19.
CumBERLAND (WEST)-Tuesday, July 13.
DENBIGHSHIRE-Friday, July 16.
DERBYSHIRE (SOUTH)-Polling, Tuesday, July 13.
DERBYSHIRE (NORTH)-Polling, Friday, July 16.
DEVONSHIRE (NORTH)-At South Molton, Tuesday,
July 13.
DEVONSHIRE (SOUTH)--At Exeter, Friday, 'Tilly 16.
D,,ORSETSHIRE.,-Friday, July 16.
!J,l3wN (COUNTY)-Tuesday, July 20.
pUBLIN (COUNTY)-Monday. July 19.
DUNDALK, (BOROUGH)-Monday, July 12.
UMBARToNsHIRE-Friday, July 16.
DUMFRIES BURGHS-Saturday, July 10.
DURHAM. COUNTY (NORTHERN DIVISION) - Friday,
.uy 16.
ED
INiBURGH-Monday, July
yl2.
4:.DINBURGIISHIRETBUTSda, July 15.
July 10.
tNNie-Saturday Jul 10.
izsstx (NoRTE)-At Braintree, Tuesday, July 13.
(ScluTH)-Chelmsford, Monday, July 12.
FALFI"RK BURGHS-Saturday, July 10.
„,-irRSHIRE u rsday, July 15.
ORFARsHIRE,Friday, July 16.
GALWAY--Saturday,
July 10.
G.L
G;"ollGA.Nsmax-Wednesday, July 14.
GLOUCESTERSHIRE (EAsT)-Tuesday, July 13.
c...,-
oLOUCESTERSHIRE (WEST)-Wednesday, July 14.
RAEENucx,-Saturday, July 10.
ji
R-DDINuToN BURGHS-Monday, July 12.
tr4I334NGToNsuIRE-Tuesday, July 13.
tiTa (NORTH)-Tuesday, July 13.
IPTB (SOUTH)-Wednesday, July 14.
E,L,RD (COUNTY)-Tuesday, July 13.
wrPoRusuIRE,-Thuraday, July Polling in
15.
nle to co-
Rub; un the 19th.
RENTINGDoNSHIRE-Tuesday, July 13.
RENT (ResT)--4uesday, July.l3.
KILD(VEST)-Monday, July 12.
RuifltE--Tuesday, July 20.
liitatj4l.,"Y (CITY)-Saturday,•July 10.
KuNIINY.(CouNTy)-,Monday, July 19.
KINCARDINESHIRE--Friday,
'ItRoCK BuRGHs.-,Saturday, July 10.
July 16.
littoi• st
Lt,,"-Saturduy, July 10.
LAN-A! vouNTy-July.2o.
LAN,,-,"xs.DkRE -:Tuesday, Jul
L 1,1,781URE (NpRTH)-!-At Lancaster,.Tuesday, July 13.
Api-43111RE (souTH)--At Newton-in-the-Willows,
Edue
LExe sday, July
.14..
LE„EBT4/18BiRN (NoRTH)-Wedneaday. July 14.
L --E,,Z1448111RE (Sou'KLO-Thursday, July 15.
Tuesday, July 20.
Lijilm-ERlcE(4oNouou)-51onday, July 12.
L.CcEnit,.lelc• (CouNTY)-Ihursday, July 15. •
L 11,-,--..,-N64IRE(NuRTIIERNDInsioN)-.-Monday, Julyl9
LlN4Hclowsra _wecinesday, July 14.
IBBlla 4
ay, JuIY 4
(COUNTY)-Friday.Jullo.
LONDONDERRY . (l)0IINTY)-k J 16.
y
LOUTS
(COUNTY -Thursday, July 15.
iMALLOW-.Monday,
Is July.l2.
iffAT° (C2uNTy):-.TuesPlaY, July 20.
ift.EA.TH (couNT,),-M",dah July
19.
IDDLEBEX-tki
Sarday, duly 17.
DLoTuuit (CoUNTy)-Thursday, July 15.
MoNTGOMERy sHIBE-FAing' Thursday,
July 15.
MONTisoMERy (DISTRWT)-.
Polling, Monday, July 12.
NEW Ross-Monday, July 12.
~,,N°IIFoLE..(EAsT)-MonclaY, July 12.
rioßPour. (WEST)-Saturday, July 17.
_NORTHAMPTONSHIRE (NORTH)-Tuesday, July 13.
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE (SOUTH)--Wednesday, July 14.
IIon.TuusiBERLAND (NORTH)-Monday, July 19.
NORTHUMBERLAND (SOUTH)-Tuesday, July 13.
NoTTINPHAMSHIEE (SOUTH)-At Newark, Tuesday,
July 13.
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE (NORTH)-At Mansfield, Saturday,
'July 17.
ORKNEY AND SHETLAND::-Mollcliy, July 19.
OXFORD UNIVERSITY-(polling) Saturday, July 10.
;Monday, July 12, and fpllowtng days.
OXFORD COUNTY-Monday, July 12.
PERTastuRE--Friday, July 16.
PoRTARLINGToN-Moralay, July 12.
QUEEN'S COUNTY.-2-=Monday, July 19.
RENFREWSHIRE-Thursday, July 15.
RpeB AND CROMARTY-Saturday, July 17.
RUTLAND -Tuesday, July. V.