The Sun.
London, England, 1837-07-29 00:00:00

IRELAND.

The Wale/ ford Chronicle of Thursday says, " We have
heard, from what we deem unquestionable authority, that
the Hanoverians have at length--at the eleventh hour--
discovered two foes to her Majesty's Government, whom
they have resolved to show their impotence by putting for-
ward for the representation of Waterford. Those are
Major Beresford (son of the notorious Claudius! save the
mark !) and a Mr. O'Reilly, from the North (whom no one
in this city ever before heard of)."
A numerous and influential meeting has been held for
the purpose of securing the independence of the city, in the
persons of Mr. Wyse and of Mr. Barron.
The Dungarvan election commenced yesterday. The
Hon. Cornelius O'Callaghan has secured himself in the
affections of tile electors. His canvass has been successful
beyond expectation. It is said by some that Mr. John
Mathew Galvrey has received orders from head-quarters,
and that he will try his hand. But we believe him not to
be so utterly reckless.
A number of gentlemen who act as deputies for the dif-
ferent parishes of Dublin, to promote the liberal interest,
waited yesterday on Mr. Drummond to point out to him
the necessity of directing the magistrates within the metro-
politan district to attend each day at some convenient
place, in order that the oath of allegiance to her Majesty
the Queen, might without delay be administered to those
who had not done so to George the Third, his heirs and
successors. The Under Secretary received „ile deputation
politely, but expressed a doubt whether sue proceeding
was legal until the election had actually commenced, and
recommended them to obtain the opinion of some eminent
legal authority on the subject, when, if it were not contrary
to law, he should be most happy to comply with their wishes.
The Queen's letter to Lord Mulgrave has been a severely
stunning blow to the Orange faction.

A CUSTOMER EJECTED. One day lately, a
R "
proprietor on the banks of theTday
Tay, equally celebrated for his
profundity of his intel-
lect,ers waited upon a person to ultra-Toryism an
in the town who had for some time
past supplied his family
fwithid ng
brreaawdi,forhitahecupsutorpmosein offutiunrtei:
pledgeowit' himself to vote for the Tory
h his n a intentionke r would
After a little general conversation, the following
cuemaonanlltledoisnqisdguatytiook place :—Customer : " Mr. —, I have been
in the practice for some time of buying my bread from you."
The baker, who is a staunch Liberal, and a supporter of the
Hon. Mr. Kinnaird, anticipating from this remark the purpose
for which he was visited, replied, with a promptitude and dis-
interestedness which it is to be regretted is not more general,
yes, Sir ; and as I find it exceedingly inconvenient to send
my y servant such a distance to your house every morning with
bread, I beg to intimate that I cannot supply you in future 1"
This announcement struck the Gallant Officer speechless, and
he sneaked out of the shop with a visage most ludicrously
chopfallen.—Perth Chronicle.
T. prevent thirst in hot weather, nothing is better
Cr. ' :„ ,f f 71, ! •Tit!. yclr:
breakfast. Avoid drinking water as you would poison; in
short, drink as little as possible of anything, and do not give
way to the first sensation of thirst..—Shaw's Memoirs.

REFORM TRIUMPHA

BATH-THURSDAY.

The disgraceful triumph of the Tories here has been ce-
lebrated to-day by a procession, of which we were led to
expect a splendid show, but a more miserable failure has
never bee❑ witnessed in Bath. The party was headed by
a band of music, followed by a hundred or so of their
bought electors, interspersed with swindlers and boys, after
which came a few carriages, in one of which was Lord
Powerscourt and Ludlow Bruges ; two of her Majesty's
mail coaches were also (illegally in my opinion) arranged irs
the ranks, to give a degree of brilliancy to the scene, the-
rear being brought up by a cart-load of sweeps, who have
of late become great friends of the Tories. In this manner
they proceeded through the city amid the yells and execra-
tions of the honest population. The result of this eleCtion
has staggered a great many influential electors who are now
endeavouring to investigate the cause of their defeat.
Bribery to a very great extent has been practised here.
An awful occurrence took place the other day, of a mason
having sold his vote for 101. ; he accordingly tendered it at
the poll-booth ; the clerk instantly put the bribery oatlr to
him, when he swore that he had received nothing for it, and
left the place in great excitement ; in order to drown the r e-
collection of his infamy he repaired to a neighbourin
public-house, and in the space of three hours was taken:
home dead. Having searched him, upwards of 51. were
found in his pocket, which his wife could give no account
of. The constituency of Bath, who heretofore had been
considered a high-minded class, has now allowed themselves
to become a buy-word and reproach. The shameful defee-
tion of a large class of Dissenters (chiefly Methodists) has
been one cause of the present degraded condition, but the
main cause can only be attributed to the grossest bribery,
treating, and intimidation. A petition is already spoken of,
and a subscription raised to defray the expense ; two Hon.
Gentlemen have guaranteed the payment of two thousand
pounds, and others smaller are now being collected for the
purpose. By this mode we may retrieve our character, and
show we will not in future become victims to Tory gold,
Tory intimidation, and Whig duplicity.

PLYMOUTH, JULY 27.

I have much pleasure in acquainting you that the con-
test for this Borough has just closed, and that the result
has shown that the inhabitants of Plymouth have approved
themselves loyal subjects of their youthful Queen. Un-
derneath is the state and progress of the Poll.

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Collier 7BO 1 Cockburn
Bowes

ELECTION FOR THE FALKIRK DISTRICT OF

BURGHS.

Wednesday, July 26, being appointed by the Sheriff of
Stirlingshire for the nomination and election of a candidate
to represent the Falkirk Burghs in Parliament, W. D.
Gillon, Esq., being nominated .by Mr. James Simpson,
merchant, and seconded by Mr. Wm. Simpson of Kerre-
road, Falkirk, was duly elected by the Sheriff, without en-
countering opposition.

HUDDERSFIELD, JULY 28.
State of the poll at eleven o'clock :
Stanfield
Oastler 247
Majority
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At four o'clock this morning the Radicals and Tories pa-
raded the streets, and mustered their forces with a band of
music ; about an hour before the commencement of the
poll, both men and women, in great numbers, concentrated
their forces round the booths, temporarily erected in the
centre of the Market-place, and hooted and insulted all who
were accidentally passing at that early hour, if known, or
suspected, to be opposed to their favourite candidate, Oastler.
Three or four gentlemen were grossly assaulted ; Mr.
Moodie had his coat-skirts torn off, and two other gentlemen
were served in like manner. As eight o'clock drew nigh, it
was apprehended that no. one would be allowed to appros ch
the booths, unless they were in the blue interest. How e-
ver, at that time, the London Police, now stationed het',
came to the Market-place, opened a passage to the booths,.
and awed the mass of the people into something like order-
Yet, still, this demonstration of physical force has alarmed.
many electors, and will have great influence in the election
by deterring some from recording their votes. The people
arc in a state of great excitement. No colours exhibited
but blue, nor music except the Radical Tory band. I now'
think there will be no breach of the peace. Many are
holding back from voting fur Stanfield, therefore you maY
assure your readers of Stanfield's ultimate success.

LINCOLN, JULY 28.
The election for North Lincolnshire took place this day
when Lord Worsley, and Mr. Christopher, of bribery noto-
riety, were returned without opposition.

LUDLOW, JULY 28.

Salv;ey _ 197
Lord Clive
Alcock
The two first elected.

HADDINGTON BURGHS.
Gross poll for Mr. Steuart

SHEFFIELD.
You will, I know, be pleased to hear that the men of
Sheffield have nolly redeemed their promises. The con-
test is over. All that remains to be seen is by how large
a majority we but the Tories.
STATE OF THE POLL AT HALF-PAST ONE.
Parker
Wad 1,600
Thornley

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STATE OF POLLS, AND NAMES OF
MEMBERS RETURNED.

BOROUGH OF LUDLOW,
THURSDA Y,

F . INAL CLOSE OF THE POLL"
JULY 27.

Colonel Salwey (R.) ... 197 I Mr. Alcock (R.)
Lord Clive (r.)
Colonel Salwey is a real lte
Ballot, which is wanted in Shr
apostles are gone now.

former, and will vote for the
)pshire. However, three of the

GATESHEAD, JULY 27.
Rippon (R.)
R. J. Surto:7s (T) declined.—First returned.
SHOREHAM, JiLY 28. 619
Goring (R.) B5O Salomans (R.)
Burrell (T.)
MALTON, JULY 27.

Childers (R ) and Milton (R.) elected.
AYLESBURY, JULY 28.
Rickford (T)
Praed (T) 657
The two former returned.
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE (SOUTH).
Cartwright (T). Knightley (T), without opposition.
LINCOLNSHIRE, JULY 28.—PARTS or LtNnsicr.
Lord Worsley (R) I R. A. Christopher (T)...
CRICKLADE, JULY 28.
Neeld (T).. 83:3 I Howard (R) 719
Goddard (T) 736 I Two first returned.
ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE, JULY 28.
Hindley (R) 237 I Stephens (T) l9
Wood (T) 2Ol I First returned.
DURHAM, JULY 27.
Trevor
I
Harland
Two first returned.

MACCLESFIELD, JULY 27.
Brocklchurst 546 Greg
Grimsditch
Two first returned.

PLYMOUTH, JULY 27.
Collier
466
Bewes
FROME, JuLT 28.
Sheppard
124 I Boyle l2O
First returned.
HUDDERSFIELD, JUL' 28, ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. M.
Stansileld
QUARTIM PAST ELEVEN.
Stansfield 20 a-head.

SCOTCH ELECTIONS.
MEMBERS RETURNED.
The late Speaker; and the Attorney-mrla'
EDINBURGH.--
ral returned.
LEITH—The Lord Advocate returned.
ELGlN—Colonel L. Hay returned.
KIRCALDY—Robert Ferguson, Esq., returned.
STIRLING—Lord Dalmeney returned.
LINLITHGOW—Wm. D. Gillon, Esq., returned.
HADDINGTON—Robert Steuart, Esq., returned.
GLASGOW, HALF PAST THREE, 2,040
Lord W. Bentinck (R) 2,740 Monteith (T) ......... 2,,08E
J. Denistoun (R)
Not one hundred votes more to poll.

CHICHESTER._ELECTIONS FJI. XGE.DL.
en n 0 x (R); garl
of Surrey (R); Major-General Wyndham (T). in
SURREY (E. D.).—July 31. Hon. P. J. Locke Ang
(R); John Angerstein, Esq. (R); R. Alsager, Esq.
Henry Kemble, Esq. (T). fg);
SUSSEX (E. D. )_August 4. H. B. Curteis, Est); A.
Hon. C. C. Cavendish (R); G. Darby, Esq.
Elliot Fuller, Esq. (T).
G ow G.
OXFORDSHIRE.—July 31. Lord Norreys (T); _,.„,110
Harcourt, Esq. (T);• Parker, Esq. (T); and Tn
Stonor, Esq. (R). D.
LIMERICK (CITY).—August 3. W. Roche, Esq.;
Roche, Esq. ; and Monsell, Esq. nN; V.
STAPYORD (N. D.)--July 31. Sir 0. Mosley (I'l
Buller, Esq. (R); and Baring, Esq. (T).
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Mr. Buckingham, our o!4:1 and valued friend of
friend of every lover of his country and his kind—the friend °_
every virtuous and honourable man—the rich man's patters
the poor man's advocate—be who has lost his all in suPP°r,tell
tlifl tir+r-iillilenf 0tb,,,. ling atlon,th taken his filre. ►d
of his late constituents, and is about to seek in other lands iii°t:ii
means of existence which, bad justice been done him, W°
have been granted to him in this country.—Shelfield Iris

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PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
;Bank Stock.
•3 ;per p lent. Re,:,.. 9'2% i Ditto Eonels
ent. C,4ris 91%%% }South Sea Stock —
.24.; per Cer r OM Annnitics
Ditto ••••• `-"••• ••• *********** —.7 - .
° Pd. 99.4 100 99f4, New Ditto —
liv,?..v 11 . ..."..-....
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" e P,' Cent... 99%%%% Spec Cent. Annuities, 1751 —
ew , ' '
J per Cent — 1 Exch. Bills, £l,OOO ****** .. 49 51 pm.
iSa' rt Le ugAanuitlestoexpire 'Ditto ',00......... 49 51 pm.
4:4,,. 5, 1860 .....14 15-16 15 1-16 Ditto Small ' 49 51 pm.
()Cr. 10. 1859 — Ditto C0mmercia1......... Pm-
.l7 n. 5,18 fin 14% Ditto Advertised. — —Pm
=Jan. 5, 1880 — Bank Stock for Account... .....
April 5, 1880 ........
Jan. 5, 1870 — 'Consols for Acconnt .......... 911 i
'OmMum —Pm.

PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS
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binith 80nd5....
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Greek Ronda —
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Mexican Bonds, 5 per cent —
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DIV°, 6 per cent. ......••••••
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Net isilitan

THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
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Portuguese 80nd5.......... —
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Ditto New Bonds ........ 41,A t !.;
Ditto, 3 per cent. 26U
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Russian Bonds,
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Spanish Bonds
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--- 3 per cent. —.f. _..,
Exchange -...f. c
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