The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-09 00:00:00

Fox

BAIWSTA-PLE.
CLOSE OF THE POLL.
Franr ... 406
Bremridge 393
- ..- 333
Dlf
lIAVERFOR EST.
CLOSE OF THE PULL.
Phillips ... ... 296
Evans ... ... 193
Ph 4lina rt4erned.
WESTBURY.
CLOW. OF THE POLL.
Wilson .., • 145
Lopes ...
..; _ 133
BODMIN, 1.50 P.m.
Mitchell 122
Saville •
103
Henderson 80
••• „
Whitehurst ••• ••• 54
••• ••• e.• •••
Car;
... 43
BOSTON, 10.45.
Cabbell 216
Heathcote 202
Hanker 168
T. Hankey
.82
LEITH -DISTRICT, 10.30.
Moncrleff 334
Henderson
COLCHESTER, 10.30.
Manners 413
Hawkins ... 431
Hardcastle
Prinsep 62
CHELTENHAM, 10.30.
Berkeley 531
Jones ... 499
BRISTOL, 10.30. •
Berkeley 1,745
Langton ...
... ..., 1 706
Bl•Geachy... 1,329
NEWARK, 10.30.
St2tl6ll'
*** '" •• .. 288
Vernon34o
Turner 202

ROCHDALE.i
DINE.
Ramsay ... _

1.30.
.. 500
Ramsay ...... . ... 331
COCKERMOUTEL
CLOSE OF THE POLL.Aglionhy
• 151
Wyndham' ▪
160
Heilman 147
TYNEMOUTIL
CLOSE OF THE POLL.
Taylor 340
••• .48 pg. ••• I
Grey m 328
GLASGOW, 10 A.m.
Hestia
..• 6•• 787
M'Gregor 7.2
Back ack 458
M.elgund. ...
133
-WOLVERHAMPTON.
Thornely and Villiers returned.
THETFORD.
" Baring and Euston returned.
SWANSEA.
Vivian returned.
ST. ANDREW'S.
Ellice returned.
MERTHYR.
Guest returned.
-MORPETLI.
Howard returned.
BANBURY.
Mr. Tancred returned without opposition.

_GENERAL ELECTION.
NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES.
AHERDEENSHIRE--TDPSday, July 13.
, -
ANULESEL-Wednesday, July 14.
AYR BURGHSTIIrsday, July 15.
BEDFORDSHIRE-Monday, July 19.
BERKSHIRE-Thursday, July 15.
Bucks- Friday, July 16 (probably).
BUTESIIIRE-Wednesday, July 14.
CAMBRIDOESHIRE-'Thursday, July 15.
Cmitortmit-Friclay, July 9.
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY-Saturday, July 10.
CARMARTHEN (COUNTY)-Wednesday, July 14.
CARNAItyON, COUNTY--Wednesday, July 14.
Cnkrattimssi-Tbursday, July 15.
CHESHIRE Othot1n:0-Wednesday, July 14.
CUMBERLAND (W EsT).-Tuesday, July 13.
DARTMOUTH-Friday; July 9.
DENnion--Friday, July 9.
DENBIGHSHIRE- Friday, July 16.
DERBYSHIRE (SOUTH)-Polliug, Tuesday, July 13.
DERBYSHIRE (NoRTL)-Pulling, Friday, July 16.
DEVONSHIRE (NoitTll)-,At 'bullth MuILOD, Tuesday,
'July 13
DEVONSHIRE (SdirTH)-At Exeter, Friday, July 16.
llohsusaitiE-Friday, July 16.
COUNTY-Monday,DUBLIN July 12.
DUMBARTONSUIRE-Friday, July 16.
DUMFRIES BURGHS-Saturuay, July 10.
DURHAM COUNTY (NORTHERN DIVISION)....Friday,
July 16.
EDINBURGH-Monday, July 12.
hDINBURGHsHIRE-Thursilay, July 15.
(NunTki)-ACltiainiree,luesday, July 13.
Eastx (SOUTH):-Cbelaibfurd, Mouldy, July
FALkrak buutts-S4Luiday, July 10.
FIFEbHIRE- ui ad ay , July 15. 15 and 16.
it
kuRFARsuIRE-k'rlday, July 16.
LlLAblottGANsliißE-W edu.sday, July 14.
GLuccEsmasurrlE (EAST)-luessay, July 13.
GLuUCESTERSHISE ( W EST)-Wednesday, July 14.
UREENuCK-Saturday, July 10.
HADDINGTON BURGHS-Monday, July 12.
lIADDINGToNSHIRE-fuesday, July 13.
HANTS (NORTH)-Tuesday, July 13. -
ti ANTS (SOUTH)-Wednesday, July 14.
HEREFORD CoUNTY-Tuesday, July 13.
ruslaxwa...mular..-rnuraday, Jlity 15.
huNTINGDurSHIRE-Tuesday, 'July 13.
KENT (LAST)-Tuesday, July 13.
-Friday, KENT ( EST)-111,,Lday, July 12.
KILMARNOCK BURGHS-Saturday, July 10.
Klirac:cuADLDlN:iistuaua-8
LAMPETER-Friday, July 9.
LANARKSHIRE-Tuesday, July 13.
LANCASTER-Friday, July 9.
LANCASHIRE (NORTH)-At Lancaster, Tuesday, July 13.
LANCASHIRE (SOUTH)-At Newton, Wednesday, July 14.
LEICESTERsHIRE (NoRTH)-Wednesclay, July 14.
LEIC.ESTERSHIRH (SOUTH)-Tbursday, July 15.
LEITRIM (COUNTY)-PoII,LIMERICK (BoltuUGH)-iOnngca Ty,"Jsudlayyl2j.uly, 20.
LIMERICK (Cfmrtirr)-Thuradai, July 15. , ,
LINCoLN SHIRE( NORTHERN DIVISION)-MODday, da4^-
LINLITHGOWSHIRE-Wednesday, July 14.
MALDori-Friday, July 9. •
MIDDLESEX-Saturday, July 17.
MIDLOTHIAN (COUNTY)--Thursday, July 15.
MoNTROSE BURGHS-Friday, July 9.
MONTGOMERYSHIRE-Polling, Thursday, July 15.
MONTGOMERY (DISTRICT)-Polling, Monday, July 12.
NEWARK-Friday, July 9.
NORFOLK (EAsT)-Munday, Jely 12.
NORFOLK (WEST)-SatUrday, July 17.
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE (NORTH)-Tuesday, July 13.,
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE (SOUTH).-Wednesday, July 14.
NORTHUMBERLAND (NORTH)-Monday, July 19.
NORTHUMBERLAND (SOUTH)-Tuesday, July
Tu 13.
esday,
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE (SOUTH)-At Newark,
July 1&
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE (NORTH)-At Mansfield, Saturday.
July 17;
ORKNEY AND SHETLAND-Monday, July 19.
OXFORD UNIVERSITY-(Pollitg) Saturday, July 10.
Monday, July 12, and following days.
OXFORD CoUNT.Y-Monday, July 12.
PAISLEY-Friday, July 9.
PERTH (CITY)--Friday, July 9.
PER,. SHIRE-Friday, July . •
RENFREWSHIRE-Thurbday, July 15.
ROSS AND CRoMARTY-Saturday, July 17.
RUTLAND -I uesday; July 13.
SALISBURY-Friday, July 9.
SELkIaKSIIIRE-Winbebday, July 14.
na,puunts (NORTH)-Tuuacky, July 13.
SHE, rPSHIRE (6.13TH)-blonday, July. 12.
bTAFE,RDBHIRE (1.4,:an)-Monday, July 12.
SIAFF.,RDsHIRE-(ntunt)-luesday, July 13.
STANFORD-b-Auroay, July 10.
..TIIII.,INCI BURGHS-Friday, July 9.
b2INLINGSEHRE- ruuraday, July 15.
SUFFOLK (CAST)-Wedutsday, July 14.
SUFFOLK (WiLsT)-Tuesclay, July 13.
SURREY (SAsr)--Muuday, July 12.
SURREY (WEST)-At Gtwdloid, Saturday, July , 17.
Suss, x (EAST)-Mouday, Jul: 12.
bUSSEX (WEST)-Friday, July 16. •
WALSALL-Polling, Friday, July 9.
WARWICK (NORTH)-Mouldy, July 12.
Wiwrowli BURGHS-Mondsy, July 12.
W ILTSHIRE (NORTH)-Saturday, July 17.
WILTSHIRE (ZIOUTI1)-Satarday, July 17.
WORCESTERSHIRE (WEST).-MOndaY, July 12.
es& July 14.'
raday, July 15.
YORKSHIRE (EAST RIDINC)---U
yWoonwitis TasET(s aNIORRET (HE
ResiTD)no-T)lewadesydn, Julyy,l3.
Yoniciiliture (WEST EIDING).-SatUrday, July

Y worthless
' TURNER'S PICTURES.--It is tolerably well known
to those Who, of late years, have bad access to Turner's
dwelling-house, that the pictures he has bequeathed to the
can the
country are in buc la a state as to require the immediate atten-
tion of the "restorer;" and f something be not soon done,
they will, in a very short tine, be comparativel
as works of art. We belime that lurner during his life_
would ob-
time applied to Mr. John Seguier to undertake the task, but
t out of the
wars alarmed at the price gamed by the latter. The first
question that arises on the subject is—what steps
exigencies
trustees of the National Galery, and the executors under
execute so im-
portant will of the deemed artst, take to avert the threatened
calamity? Turner's will is now before the Ecclesiastical
ottfuaTliufirendertoare not of a cha-
racter ; but so tar as our lepal knowledge extends, we pre-
sume that an application to the Lord Chancellor
trill from the court an order for the expenditure
estate, of a sufficient sum of money to meeptaitnh:aings
usually
of the case. Supposing tlis to be granted, the next thing is
ptoortithandtaan
chargeindividual h
eevery
picturesw ay
urancdteerrgotowhbeeanrinthteheoirladrinaisryof ptrhoecersessetsoroeirl
there were
may be entrusted with teem should be a person intimately
acquainted with the artist's method of painting, and the
vehicles he made use of. Under any circumstances, the task
will require the most juAcious and careful management.—
Art-Journal.
IMPORTATION OF ICINE.—It is shown by a Parlia-
mentary imported,
InentarY Parer just issued that in the month ended the sth
Nu 771111 ar e thereas in t werehe
1,1g:?.,801. gallons imported.
coorrperspso9n4d,il.47
pegraiolldonsof oflBwsiln
—Yesterdat,
RauSF4T PASSEMIEgs • J a return was
half-year
printed, shov,-ing that, in the _
railway
ended the 31st of
December last, c,!le nanber
.of
crease oanythPassengers was
;7,509,>52, which was 4,Freat Mhe
number
e corresponding
period of the year IKO, ilben t f was 41,087,9191.
sources o traffic in
-The totalsecoipts from All sour
0,1. 1. the half year
ending December last vas 6.2,47,,,9'',ui11s lilt and, ill the
`like period of 100, 7,/k7e3P74! "SI "