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

ROLL'S COURT--('

DOWSON

STATE OF POLLS, kND NAMES OF
MEMBERS RETURNED.

SOUTH CHESHIRE.
From an Extraordinary Express of the Morn:iv :!duet-I'(r
and Morning Herald.)
Chester, Monday, 8 o'Cloek.
STATE OF THE POLL (FIRST DAY .
C Egerton. Co, bett. Wilbraham
hester
729 ... 564 ... 765
Sanbach
Malpas
North kit 416 388 ... 418
Nantwich
Birkenhead

2,553
CARLISLE.

2,194 2,490

MONDAY EVENING, THREE O'CLOCK.
By ExtraOlinary Express from th Morning Advertiser
and Morning Herald.)
STATE OF THE POLL.-FIRST DAY.

Graham. Aglionby. James.
Carlisle (quarter to three) 168 4t+4 479
Brampton (25 min. p. two 96 367 340
Dalston (two o'clock)
Hesket (half-past two)
Alston (12 o'clock) lll 67 68
Longtown (two o'clock) 194 66 63
Wigton (two o'clock) 152 134 117
Kirkoswald (three o'clock) ll2 133 115
Fenrith (four o'clock) 319 429 387

1 , 2.86 2,006 1,572
NORTH WILTS—Fotin &'CLOCK, Flast DAT.
Methuen ( R). Long (R). Burdett ( T).
Meiksk tar - 665, 674 366
Devizes 209 301 370
Mai me.dJury 292 243 476
Swindon .4 236 281 • - .545

1,402 1.499 1,755
WEST SURREY.
Mr:. PERCEVAL'S COMMITTEE.
Perceval (T)
Denison (R)

MR. LONG'S COMMITTEE.
Porceval (T)
Denison ( R)
DERBY (NORTH.)
GROSS STATE OF THE POLL—OAKEWELL, 3 O'CLOCK.
COTT (R) 2,158 Arkwright (T)
Evans (R)
HUNTINGDONSIIIRE, AUG. 7.
FIRST DAV—GROSS POLL. •

Fellories (T)
Thornhill (T) 1,217 1
ISLE OF WIGHT, AUG. 7.
FIRST DAT—GROSS POLL.
Holmes (T). 1.046 j Pelham (R)
NORTHAMPTON (NORTH.)

FIaST DAY.
Lnrd Milton (R)
T. P. Maunsell;(T) 1,707 I

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SCOTLAND.
INVERNESS COUNTY AUG. 1.
FIRST DAT.
ChishOlitt (T)
We fear that this rnalirity will 'Ka be shaken.
ORKNEY.
Mr. Feederiek Dundas (R) is returned.

INTL.-IND.
BELFAST ELECTION—GLORIOUS TRIUMPH'.
Belfast is won —Emerson Tennent is out—the faction are
gnashing with their teeth—the friends of Reform arc un-
bounded in their j.7y. The following is the final state of the
poll yesterday:—
Mr. Gibson (R) .... ... I
941 Lord Belfast (R)
Emerson Tenr,ent (1') ... 93i Dui.b,r (1')

Majority for Reform... 40 j Alajority
Where are now the boss's of the increase ,yf %lilt is cal:cd
Cunservatism in the town ? What now is the politic d A-orth
of Mr. Emerson 'ferment? What has his rancorous hostilil
to Lord Mulgrave and good government in Ireland wurked
out for him ? • Utter shame and irretrievable
henry Grattan and Morgan O'Connell have been returned
for Meath.

I und,rstand that Maurice O'Connel's election f„r Tri:lce is
endangered by a ticision of the assessor, Hickson, one
of the Tory gentry upon whom thLt G.)veratilent latclv be-
stowed silk gowns. It would appear that in the cs-!rtificte of
registry of about seventy lib;:ral rotors the words "this dav"
are omitted in the body of the writings ; and upon this ground
he disallows the votes, although the date is rcgul ,rly attzehed
at foot. Of course such an objeczion cannot stand for a mo-
ment before a Committee of the House cf Comntous. O'Con-
nell has gone down post haste to Kerry with a view to grap-
ple with the fable.
Na Conservative candidate has yet ben named for the
county of Dublin. I scarcely think there mill h, any contest.
Hume will now, of course, be returned for Kilkenny.
Mr. James Dwyer did not make his appearance Kinsale.
The fight is alone between Mahony and Tholils. The for-
mer made an excellent speech upon the nomination. The re-
sult of the struggle is not vet known.

. V GASKIN,
LORD LANGDALE gave judgmen,
case. Elizabeth Smith the testatrix
her will and at the time pf her death 'possessed of consi-
derable personal estate, which consisted of .th.ree and-a-half
per cent. reduced -bank annuities, money to a considerable
amount in the Saving's Back, cash
.due to her hum her
bankers, a bond for the transfer of certain stock together
with articles of wearing apparel, books, wine, china, glasie-R
&c. By her will she bequeathed specifically the bond, and
gave. various pecuniary legacies to a large amount., In-
terspersed with the pecuniary legaces she gave particular
legacies of plate : and hiving given certain direction; as to
her burial she appointed two executors, and gave 200/. to
each of them for their trouble, and conclud.ll hur will thus
" Whatever remains of money I bequeath to Edward.Dot7-
son's five children to be equally divided."
The question arose on the meaning of the word " money"
in the last clause, and in His Lordship's opinion there could
be little doubt that the testatrix in using the words "what-
ever remains of money" referred to whatever might remain
of the general fund after payment of the legacies.
klisLordship.then proceeded with consent petitions •

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