The Sun.
London, England, 1837-08-05 00:00:00

STAIE OF POLLS, AND NAMES OF

MEMBERS RETURNED.

MIDDLESEX CLOSE OF TIIE POLL.
Byng. Home. Wood. Pownall.
.Bedfont
Bethnal-green 494 ... 561 ... 278 ... 253
Brantford 333 ... 316 ... 267 ... 262
Edgware lB3 ... 168 ... 230 ... 205
Enfield 392 ... 346 ... 317 ... 277
Hammersmith 735 ... 693 ... 554 ... 529
Hampstead 152 ..• 134 ... 280 ... 272
King's Cross 584 ... 541
... 573 .. 541
London 337 ... 311 ... 551 ... 439
Mile-end 659 ... 610 ... 477 ... 439
Uxbridge 193 ... 172 ... 187 -- 166
Westminster 429 ... 391 ... 550 ... 478

Total... 4736 4341 4543 4120
SUSSEX (E. D.)

FIRST DAT.
Cavendish (R) 1,434 I Darby (T) 1,965
Curteis (R) 1,343 I Fuller (T) 1,507
SOUTH DEVON.

FIRST DAY.
Buller (T) 1,032 I Bulteel (R).
Parker (T) 1,027
SOUTH HAMPSHIRE.

FIRST PAY.
Fleming (T) 2,125 I Ommanney (R) 1,756
Compton (T) 9,111 Staunton (R) 1,823
NORTH NOTTINGHAMSHIRE.
!SECOND DAY.

Houldsworth. Knight. Foljambe
87 72 64
13 12 6
78 59 36
70 59 74

Nottingham (close).
Nuttall (half-past one) ......... ....
Mansfield (one o'clock) .......... ...
Retford (twelve o'clock) ......
...
Majority for Houldsworth (T) 202
Majority for Knight (T) BB
EAST KENT.
RESULT OF THE FIRST DAY'R POLLING.
Knatchbull. Plumptre. Rider.
518 391 308
846 781 454
677 632 530
335 287 210
652 512 329

Ashford ......
Canterbury ...
R.amsArato
•a
lt.o!'"?'"Y
ntingbourne

Close of the poll 3,048 2,603 1,831
WEST KENT.
FINAL CLOSE OF THE POLL, SECOND DAY.

Geary. Hodges. Filmer.
Blackheath 682 523 634
Bromley 237 168 216
Cranbrook
Gravesend -13 325 325
Maidstone
Rochester
Seven Oaks
Tenterden
Tonbridge

Total 3,561 3,329 3,196
SUFFOLK (WEST) Auo. 4.

R (
usbbrook T FIRST DAT.
) 1,981 Bunbury (R)
Logan (T) 1,994 Wilson (R)
LANCASHIRE (SOUTH.)—FiasT DAY
State of the Poll at Manchester at six o'clock:—
X__Lyerton (T) 6,229 Stanley (R) ... 5,140
Wilbraham (T)......... 6,052 Towneley (R)
ESSEX (SOUTH) AUG. 4.
CLOSE OF THE POLL.
J. W. Bramstono (T) 2,512 IC. C. Branfill (R) 1,550
G. Palmer (T)
WARWICKSHIRE (SOUTH) Auo. 4.
Sir J. Mordaunt (T) I E. J. Stanley, Esq. (T)
Returned unopposed.
YORKSHIRE (WEST RIDING), Aua. 3.
Morpeth
10,442
Strickland
Wortley
9,578

WALES.
CARNARVONSHIRE, AUG. 2.
J. R. 0. Gore, Esq., (T.) Returned unopposed.

SCOTLAND.
WICK BURGHS.
James Loch, Esq. (R.), returned without opposition.
KINCARDINESHIRE.
Hon. H. Arbuthnot (T.), without opposition.
COUNTY OF BERWICK.
Sir H. P. Campbell, Ban. (T.), without opposition.
PEEBLES—TEN O'CLOCK.
Mr. *Kenzie in by a majority of 10.
STIRLINGSHIRE.
CLOSE OF THE POLL (FIRST DAY.)
Forbes ............................ 740
...........
Abercrombie .

_ ......
f0r....F0rbe5.......... .
........ 731
Majo. 9.
COUNrityTY OF PERTH.
FIRST DAY
Lord Stormont (T.) 1,438
Hon. P. Maule (R.)
1,305
AYR BURGHS.

Lord James Stuart t (R.) DAY.
168
Mr. Johnstone (T.)145
SUTHERLANDSHIRE.
Hon. W. Howard (R.), returned without opposition.
DUMBARTONSHIRE.
CLOSE OF THE POLL (FIRST DAY.)
Sir James Colquhoun (R.)
Captain Smollett (C.)

Majority for Colquhoun, 25.
RENFREWSHIRE.
CLOSE OF THE PULL.—FIRST DAY.
Houston (C)
Stewart (R)
Majority for Houston, 96.
SELKIRKSHIRE.—AtinusT 2.
State of the poll at Selkirk.
Majority for A: Pringle (T)
ROXBURGHSHIRE, AuG.RsT DAY.
E hott (R) 745 I Scott (T)

IRELAND.
DUBLIN.—Aro. 3.
O'Connell (R) 2,915 Hutton (R)
I
Hamilton (T)
DUBLIN UNIVERSITY.
CLOSE OF SECOND DAY'S POLL.
Shaw (T)
Lefroy (T)
7 7
56 167 Stock (R) l5l
Mr. Sergt. Jackson (T)BANDON 133 I Mr. Cavendish (R) Bl
ATHLONE.
John O'Connell (R), returned unopposed.
CARRICKFERGUS.

Kirk (T) SECOND DAY, FIVE O'CLOCK.
430 1 Rennie (R)
The latter is since returned.
DUNGANNON.
Viscount Northland (T), returned unopposed.
Brad NEWRY, AvG. 2.
7(R) 2lO 1 Ellis (T)
ARMAGH, AuG. 2.
Ca CLOSE POLL.
-.Try (R)
235 MFR
idd (T) 203
LONDONDERRY.
Sir R. A. Ferguson (R) is returned, having beaten R. Daw-
-81:11b7 a majority of 75, the numbers being 212 to 137.
BELFAST.

SECOND DAT'S POLL.
Gibson (R) 692 1 Tennent (T) 725
Belfast (R) 665 I Dunbar (T)
DROGHEDA.
Sir W. Somerville (R) returned.
GALWAY, 4 p.m.
Lynch (R)..
Blake ( R) ..
Daly (T)
Burke (T).

448
376
262

...
-LIMERICK, 5 P.M.
W. Roche (R)
D. Roche (R)
W. Monsell (T)
T. M. Wilson (T)
DOWNPATRICK.
Ker (T) .................... . 46 1 Keown (R) 39

ELECTIONS FIXED.
CHESHIRE (S.D.)—August 7. G. Wilbraham, Esq. ;
Sir P. Egerton, Bart. ; E. Corbett, Esq.
CUMBERLAND (E. D.)—August 7. Sir J. Graham, Bart. ;
W. James, Esq. ; Major Aglionby.
DzyorisnisE (S.D.).—August 4.—M. Parker, Sir T. Bul-
ler, and J. Bulteel.
Yosksuiss (W. R.)—August 7. P. Thompson, Esq. ;,
Bethell, Esq. ; H. Broadley, Esq.
./cilium (N. D.)—August 7. H. Lambton, Esq. ; Sir
W. Chayter, Bart. ; Hon. F. Liddell.
RESULT of the ELECTIONS up to YESTERDAY.
English Cities and Borough. Reformers. Tories.
. ............. 193
Counties
Scotland
22
Ireund
3

Total

248

NIDNAPPING A SIIERIFF.—DUBLIN, AVG. 2.--
A most singular story is afloat in town to-day of the kidnap-
Ping the Sheriff of Waterford, with the election writs in his
pocket, by the eccentric Marquis of Waterford. They were both
hlleaslk.ing on the Quay, the day being warm, when the Marquis
Pita% invited the High Sheriff to partake of a glass of iced
eil2o,,Pagne. The Sheriff accepted the offer, requesting that his
r,shiP would delay it until he went to the Post-office to get
anye
Iletters Which might have arrived for him. He did so, got
.1. election writs which had arrived by that day's mail,
rho tiwarn into his pocket, went on board, and neither the vessel,
courtolft.lrquis vras
Neebtaxquis, nor the Sheriff have been since heard of. The
about to sail for Norway, and the first ac-
'lf the se 6 Party is expected to be from the inhospitable shores
fn. the gig:Jack. On dit that the Marquis is gone to seek
m2b.oeeanic ishrneat of Tom Steel's theory, that there is a
ilothcie. Apsage between the Maelstrom and the Gulf of
to the Queen's at will be done to return the Members pursuant
Urba intacte. prOClßMatioll is what puzzles the natives of the
"41Arning Post.