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

WARWICK.

The nomination took p ace pai.terday, the candidates
being Mr. G. W. R ptoo, formerly M.P. for St. Albano
a Derbyite; Mr. Edward Greavei, a banker in the town,
Conservativ.; and Mr. MII Q C., of the Midland
Circuit, a Liberal of the advai,eed school.
The show of hands was largely in favour of Mr. Mel-
lor; between Mr. Repton and Mr. Greaves the difference
was less perceptible; the former, however, had the ma-
jority, and the friends of the latter demanded a poll,
which takes place to-day (Wednesday).
Oar reporter was informed in Warwick that Mr.
Repton and Mr. Greaves had coalesced, and that both
had the influence of the Castle.

PRESTON.
There are four candidates in the field, via., Sir George
Strickland and Mr. C. P. Grenfell, the late members;
Mr. German, who rests his claims mainly upon his con-
nexion with the town and trade of Preston; and Mr. R.
T. Parker, the champion of Conservatism, but a convert
to tree trade.
The show of hands was declared to be in favour of Sir
George Strickland and Mr. German .(the latter having
the greatest inaioritY, and Mr. Grenfell fewest of all).
A pod was demanded on behalf of the other candidates,
to commence at eig
day.) ht o'clock this morning (Wedues-
-......_

CLI i' /E.
The nomination took plscs yesterdllElt(ay morning. The
candi lates are Mr. Mattnew Wilson, the late Member,,.,
and Mr. John Thomas Apinali, of Standen -hall, uns
theroe. Mr. Wilson solicits the suffrages of the electors
al %Liberal Reformer, and Mr. Aspinall as a
mcdera
Cosaservative.
weretwenty,beld. up for Mr. A
—sPinall, and the remainder, of a
nie..:ll. 4 about 2,000, for Mr. Wilson.
byTtnehe 111,,h4,,,Y.0R therefore, (1,-
. o hanils, and a li . ded kr
Oared IP. Wilson elected
Mr. Aspialsll. P° was alien demo"
The cJattst is excected to be
exceedingly severe. i

BRIUG W A rEtt
For this represeniation there arb fio
b rough returning two M.tmn. its. Thee eirdidstes, the
dates aro Colonel Trite, Mr. Kinglak ‘kth rat csndi-
v4Chs,,icery
bir, and Lord Henley; mud the Conunrva,i.
of the Caancery bar, and M.r. Mansell. •Ful-
Mr. ROBERT FORD proposed Colonel Tyn.
mioatinn was seconded by Mr. RouERT BROWN.
Mr, JAMES HAVILAND prnposed 11r. Alexander
Haw Ktt.glAke, sad that gentleman's norninataon was
seconded by Dr. SEWELL
Mr. GABRIEL PuOLE nominated, amidst much cheer-
ing, John CAT
. Nl:abl.t.seil, Esq. lie was sedonded by Mr.
Alderman B
The Rev. W. ALLEY proposed B. Spencer Follett,
Lg., his nomination having been seconded by Mr.
Alderman RAKER.

Lord Holey was proonged by Mr. W. J. ZNlctrr,
and secor.ded by Mr. JOSEPH SPILLER.

A shoiv-of b4nds was taken, and pronounced to be in
favour of Colonel Tynte and Lord Henley.
A was then dernanchd on behalf, f thA other three
cacdidate,,, and was tix-d tor this day at eight o'cock.

MAIDSTONE.
The nomination for this borough took place yester-
day and, contrary to anticipation, a second Liberal can-
didate was propoied in the person of Mr. Lee, a gentle-
Irian residing near Miid,tonc. The show of hands was
declared to be in tavour of Mr. Whatman and Mr. Leo,
the two Liberal candidates. A poll was demanded on
behalf of Mr. Dodd, the G-ma,rvltive candidate, which
will commence and finally °Lige this day.

Ly
Ad 1 miNG
ro N .
The nonination took place this day before Nicholas
ms, EA., mayor.
Mr. DoMONE proposed W. A. Mackinnon, EFq.
BEC
(L•bKLEYeral), which wa3 seconded by the Rev. TsOMAS
.
Mr. CHARLES RICE proposed Mr. E. J. Hutch ins
(Derbyita). :Ouch was seconded by Capt. GRAcRY,
Mr. Wirzt Roo
proposed Mr. John H. carna,l
ess LE
cConservative), which was seconded by Mr.Q
QszatraL T.