The Sun.
London, England, 1837-07-28 00:00:00

NORTHAMPTON ELECTION.

TkIUMPHANT VICTC RT.
FINAL CLOSE OF THE POLL.
Robert Vernon Smith, Esq.
Raikes Currie, Esq.
C. Ross, Esq. (the late Tory Whiper-in) ... 024

LUDLOW ELECTION.
STATE OF THE POLL AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Licut.- Col. Salwey

Alcock
Lord Clive

139
159

CAPTAIN YOUNGHUSBAND AND
CAPTAIN THE HON. CRAVEN BERKELEY.

Major Chalmer waited this morning on Captain C. Ber-
keley with a message from Captain Younghusband, to the
effect that, as Chairman of Mr. Peel's Committee, he, Cap-
tain Younghusband, considered that the epithet " false,'
used by Captain Berkeley in his Committee Room, was an
epithet personally reflecting on Mr. Peel's Committee, and
requiring Captain B. to retract it or apologize. Captain
Berkeley replied that believing his assertion to be true he
would neither retract nor apologize, and immediately referred
Major Chalmer to Captain Carrington Smith as his friend.
A meeting took place in a field near Arle, and after an ex-
change of shots, Major Chalmer withdrew his friend from the
ground, expressing himself satisfied if Captain C. Smith
was, which was assented to by. Captain Smith, he at the
same time observing that his principal, Captain Craven Ber-
keley was not, and that he Captain B. insisted on keeping
his ground without apologizing or giving any explanation.
(Signed) F. D. CHALMER.
E. CARRINGTON SMITH.
Cheltenham, July 27, 1837,

STATE OF POLLS, kND NAMES OF

MEMBERS RETURNED.

IPSWICH,
OFFICIAL ST.

JULY 27.
'ATEMENT.

Gibson (T) 6Ol Wason (R) 593
Tufnell (R)
Two first returned.
MORPETEL JULY 26.
Vi-count Leveson (R).
CARNARVON.

Mr. Hughes, the Tory candidate, has been returned by a
majority of seven.

HEL STON,

Lord Cantelupe (T) 160 I E. Buller

First elected

BOLTON, JULY 26.
Ainsworth (R)
Bolling ('I ) 607 Two first returned.
SCARBOROUGH, JULY 26.
Trench (T) 225 Johnstone (R)
I
Styles (R)
CARDIGAN, JULY 26.
Pryse Pryse, Esq. (R)
SALFORD, Juor 27.

Brothcrton(R) B9O I Garnett (T) BBB
First returned.
MERTHYR TYDVIL.—CLosE OF THE POLL.
J. J. Grant (R)
MONTGOMERY BOROUGH.—CLOSE OF THE POLL.
Colonel Edwards (R)... 472 Mr. Cubitt (T)
PENRYN AND FALMOUTH.—CLOSE OF rna PoLl..
Rolfe (R) 516 I Plumridge 361
Freshfield (T)
WHITBY, JULY 26.
A. Chapman, Esq. (T)
MAIDSTONE. JULY 27.

Lewis (T)
Israeli (T) 668 I Perry (R) 25
Two first returned. The latter gentleman was proposed
about an hour before the close of the poll.
BERWICK-UPON-TWEED.
CLOSE OF THE POLL. _ _ _

Richard Hodgson (T )... 356 Sir R. S. Donlan (R) 326
I
William Holmes (1') .... 352
BERWICK, JULY 26.
Hodgson (M) 357 Donkin (R)
I
Holmes (T)
ST IVES, JULY 26.

HAlse (T)
First returned.
TYNEMOUTH, JULY 26.
Young (T) 259 1 Grey (R)
First returned.
SOUTH SHIELDS, JULY 26.
Robert Ingram, Esq. (T).
THIRSK, JULY 26.
S. Crompton, Esq. (T.)
WAREHAM, JULY 26.
J. H. Calcraft (T)
The first elected.
LUDLOW—Juur 27, ONE O'CLOCK.
Clive (T) l6O 1 Salvvey (R).
Alcock (R). 134
BLACKBOURN, JULY 27.
Turner (R)
Feilden (T) 416
Two first elected. Mr. Smith withdrew on the day of
nomination, but a poll being demanded, it was kept open
the usual time.

BURY, JULY 26.
Walker (R) 248 Spaukie (T) 92
I
Cobbett (T) lO6
CARMARTHEN AND LLANELLY.

Morris (R)
The former elected.
MACCLESFIELD.—TwELvE O'CLOCK.

Brocklehurst (R) 392 Greg (R) 2
(T`

) 362
DEVONPORT, JULY 26.
Grey (R) and Codrington (R), without opposition.
COLCHESTER, JULY 27.

Grimsditcl

Sanderson (T) 472 I Todd (R) 306
Smyth (T)
PLYMOUTH—NINE ♦.as.

- _
Collier (R)
Bewes (R)
SUNDERLAND—CLost OF TUE You,.
Thompson (T) 679 I Barclay (R) 583
White (R)
SOUTHAMPTON.

A. R. Dottin (T)
Lord Duncan (R) 564
WAKEFIEL

Martyn (T)
Paget ( R)
D, JULY 26.

Lascelles
First returned.
BANGOR.
Paget—Majority of 6.
Total Majority, 18.
MANCHESTER, JULY 27. _

Thomson
I
Philips
Two first elected.
STOCKPORT, JULY 27.
T. Marsland 469 R. Cobien
IL I Marsland 463
Two first returned.
OLDEIAM, JULY 27.

544 I Lees .
548 Jones
Two first returned.
BRADFORD, JULY 26.
444 Busfield, sen.
6401 Busfield, jun.
Lister and Busficid, sen., returned.
HALIFAX, JULY 26.
Protheroe
Wood 486
T wo first elected.
SHREWSBURY, JULY 26.
Jenkins
Slaney
Two first returned.

mew...,
Johnson

Hardy ..
Lister

ELECTIONS FIXED.
ST. ASAPII, JULY 31.
AYLESBURY, JULY 28. —Lord Nugent, W. Rickford.
DENBIGH, JULY 28. —W. Jones.

IRELAND.

. 410

. 305

. 604
. 384

308

. 53

DUBLIN, JULY 26.
GENERAL ASSOCIATION.—The Association held its
usual weekly meeting yesterday. L. Finn, Esq. was called
to the Chair. The Secretary having read the minutes of
the last day's proceedings, observed that, in accordance oith
a resolution of the Association, two gentlemen had been
sent to Carlow, relative to the forthcoming election. The
gentlemen deputed were Messrs. Lysaght, Pennefather and
Doheny. A sum of 5/. had been given towards defraying
their expenses, but it was returned in a letter from Mr.
Pennefather—neither of the gentlemen consenting to put
the Association to any expense in promoting the national
cause.—(Cheers.) They were that day attending the fair
of Timolin, and, he had no doubt whatever, with every
prospect of success. Nothing could exceed the enthu-
biasm that prevailed in the Borough of Carlow for the re-
turn of the Liberal Member—while the same could be said
for tha county. After some further observations on the fa-
vourable aspect of the elections, Mr. Crosthwaite pre-
sented to the notice of the meeting Mr. R. Hutton, the
candidate for the representation of the city. This latter
gentleman then came forward, and addressed the meeting.
He was greeted with cheers, long and loud. The following
resolution, proposed by Mr. Seton, was carried by acclama-
tion That it is the opinion of the General Association
that Messrs. O'Connell and Hutton are fit and proper per-
sons to represent the city of Dublin in Parliament."
CITY ELECTION.—The nomination will take place on
Monday, and the polling will commence on the following
morning at 9 o'clock.
A meeting of the Guild of Merchants was held yesterday
when a Resolution in favour of the pretensions of Messrs.
West and Hamilton was carried.

" We stop the press to announce that Mr. Stock has
just declared himself a candidate for the representation of
the University ; and it is added, that Mr. Richard Moore
—Mr. Richard Moore ! ! !—late a Conservative, has con•
sented, at the solicitation of the Government, to embark
his character and reputation in the same reputable enter-
prise. This, however, is quite certain, that Mr. Stock will
stand on the O'Connell interest, and that although the in-
tention was studiously concealed to the last moment, that
we shall have a contest. The election will commence on
Monday."
We have copied the above inorceati from the Mail,
whose freaks to-day are amusing. The Irish public are
treated to an article which, it must be confessed, has a
most inviting appearance ; but what we fear is, that how
over great the gullibility of the Mail's readers may be, they
will scarcely be able to digest it. Here it is—large letters,
and all just as it was served up on Wednesday evening
GLORIOUS PROGRESS OF THE CONSR-

\'kJ