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

Cauitiiirvatiy!4.4iuv!rnriiiPer.:--(Cheets.)_ There
Au• ou which yO7 -re ait likely
ver to agree, set 3t the iiime rime, in i4II proh,b Ii y,
he shoulit waive any diff-irenee of opinion he
2hc entertain, aupporc a Couservu ive Go-
vernrarn7-
After. passing a vnte of tbanki to tha returning i.ffic r,
the meeting dispersed.

YORK (CI CY).
The nomination of two cl z ns to represent this
ancieLt city in Parliament took slice yesterday morning,
upon hustings erected by the authorities in St. Samp-
son's-square.
Mr. J. SWANN, banker, proposed fir. J. G. Smyth as
a fit and proper person to represent the city in the next
Parliament.

Mr. J. CHADWICK, currier, seconded the nomination
of Mr. Smyth, the late Conservative Member.
Mr. Alderman SETNAN then came forward and pro-
posed Mr. W. M. E. Milner, one of the late Nlemh,.rs,
as a fit and proper person to represent this city in Par-
liament.

Mr. JAMES MEEx,jun., carrier, seconded the nomiaa.
tion.

Mr. T. WATIIINSON, merchant, proposed Mr. Henry
Vincent; and Mr. HENRY CREEVAN, builder, seconded
the nomination.

The snow of hands was dpclared to bn in favour of
Mr. Vincent and lir. Milner, upon which a poll was de-
manded for Mr. Smyth, and fixed to conamenco at 8
A. 31. to-mJrro N (this day).

LINCOLN.
The nomination took place
venient banding, the Guildhall, at eleven o'clock yester-
day morning.
Mr. JOHN HAYWARD proposed and Mr. CHARLES
WARD seconded the nomination of Mr. Charles Delaet
Waldo Sibchorp as a fit and proper person to represent
the city in Parliament.
Mr. T. M. KEYwoa-rs. merchant, and a partner in
the mill of Seely and Co., proposed, and Mr. J. R.
BATTLE, chemist, seconded the nomination of Mr.
Charl,s Seely,
Mr. E. P CirtnLESWOIITEI, M 11, proposed, and Mr.
W FOSTER, merchant, seconded the nomination of Mr.
George Flt!:Chi Eleneage, of Hainton Hall.
No other candidate was noinivat. d.
Tne candidates having severally addressed the electors,
A poll was demanded on behalf of Mr. Heneago,
which was fised to take place at sight o'clock this morn-
ing; and the meeting broke up.
somuch violent teeling has already displayed itself,
that, afi.er a riot of ye6terchf, the mayor, sheriff, and
ul,gistrates at once procured the aoiktance of the raja-
y, an i n troop is now stationed at C ltngham, on the
iSci idland Railway, about nine miles from Lincoln.

OXFORD (CI CY.)
The election of two Members to represent this city
took pl ico yesterday Euoroing, at ten o'el,,ck, at the Town
11.li, when toe late representativ,s, Mr. Langston and
Sir W. Page Wood, were attended by a numerous body
of supportero.
Mr. Alderman SADLER proposed, and Mr. Alderman
BaowniNG seconded, Mr. Langston.
Mr. W. WALse proposes, and Dir. H. HUSKINS se-
conded, Sir W. Page Wood.
No other candidate being put in nomination, the
Mayor, W. WARD, Esq , dec:ared Mr. Langston and Sir
W. Page Wood to be duly elected, an announcement
received with much cheeridg.
The Hun. Members were then chaired according to
'amid custom.

AYLESLIURY.
The nomination touk place yesterday in the County-
hall. Tne town is in a st-ite of excitement which has
not been rivalled since the dip; of the Reform Bill
contest.

Mr. A. WING nominated Mr. Bethel], and
Mr. J. LEE, LL.D., seconded the nomination.
Mr. M. LOVETT nominated Captain West, of the
Grenadier Guards, and this was seconded by Mr. J.
HALE.
Mr. ACTON TINDAL proposed Mr. Layard, and Mr.
PHILLIPS, a tenanc•iariner, seconded the motion.
Mc.. K. DELL introduced Dr. aqford, seconded by
Mr. J. NEWMAN.
Theo came :he speeches of the candidates.
Toe show of hands was declared to be in favour of
Messrs. &died and Layard.
The pull comes off t
o-morrow (this day).