The Sun.
London, England, 1865-07-15 00:00:00

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE

STATE OF THE POLLS.
(BY TELEGRAPH.)
ARMAGH-10.30.

Miller
Kirk

CAI RICKFERGUS-10.30.

T 0.." yens
White •••
Joynt resigned.
KINSALE—CLOSE.

Colthurst
Collins
••• •••
LONDONDERRY (BOROUGII)-10.30
Hamilton. ..•
••• ... 249
Greer
216

OXFORD UNIVERSITY-10.30.ileatheote
... • .• 166
Hardy
... • • • 9.52
Gladstone ... ... •• • ... 912
WEXFORD (130ROUGH)-10.30.
Devereux
Redmond

ABERDEEN.

Sykes returned.

DORSETSIIIRE.
Portman, Sturt, and Floyer returned.

CLOSE OF POLLS—Yesterday.

BANDON.

Bernard
Shaw

BELFAST.

Cairns
Getty
Hay

CARLOW.

Stock
Rochfort

DUBLIN UNIVERSITY.

Whiteside
Lefroy
Ball ...

DUMFRIES BOROUGHS.

Evart
Kennedy _

DUNGARVAN.

Barry
Palliser

ENNIS.

Stacpoole ...
Moloney ...

FALKIRK BURGHS.

Merry ...
Halliday ...

KINSALE.

Colthurst
Collins

KNARESBOROUGH.

Woodd
Holden
Collins

LIVERPOOL.

Horsfall
Greaves
Ewart

••• ••
NEWRY. •

Innes
Kirk

OXFORD UNIVERSITY.

Heatheote
Hardy
Gladstone

1564
889
864

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The following results of previous important contested
elections in the University of Oxford will be read with
great interest at the present critical period.
1829.—Sir Robert Peel having accepted office, and given
offence to the University by his voting for Catholic eman
cipation, Sir Robert H. Inglis opposed him.
Inglis
Peel

755
609
Majority
...-46
1847.—At the general election, Mr. Gladstone havirg
offended the Univertity by his vote for the admission of
Jews to Parliament, it was determined to bring out Mr
Round against him :
Sir R. H. Inglis (proposed by Dr. Barnes, sub-dean
of Christ Church, in the absence of the Dean)... 1700
Mr. W. E. Gladstone, proposed by the late Rector of
Mr. Round, proposed by the Dean of Wells... 821
1852.—General Election.—Dr. Marsham opposed Mr
Gladstone.

Sir R. H. Inglis, proposed by Dean of Christ Church 1369
Mr. Gladstone, proposed by the Provost of Oriel ... 1108
Dr. Marsham, proposed by the President of St. John's 758
1853.—Mr. Gladstone, having accepted office in the Aber-
deen ministry, and allied himself with Lord John Russell,
the Marquis of Lansdowne, and Sir W. Molesworth, Mr
Percoval opposed him.

Mr. Gladstone, proposed by the Provost of Oriel 1022
Mr. Perceval, proposed by Archdeacon Denison ... 898
1859.—General Election.—The Marquis of Chandos
posed by Mr. Gladstone.

Mr. Gladstone proposed by the Dean of Christ Church 1050
The Marquis of Chandos, proposed by the President
of St. John's... ... ... ... ...
... 850
The correspondent of the Herald writes :--With respect

to the plumping I have been at the pains, by the kind per-
mission of our committee, carefully to examine the list of
voters with a view to ascertaining the quarter in which
this manoeuvre is most frequently carried out. I find that
up to 4 o'clock this afternoon there have been about 157
plumpers recorded for Mr. Gladstone. Of these Christ-
church, headed by her dean, contributes 27 ; Balliol, 18 ;
Exeter, 13 ; Queen's, 10 ; Corpus, Pembroke, Lincoln, and
Worcester, 8 each ; the remainder being divided in smaller
numbers among the other colleges—Trinity, St. Edmund's
Hall, and New Inn Hall having only one each, and St.
Alban's and Charsley's Halls none at all.
PEMBROKE (DISTRICT).

Owen .
Hardwicke .

PORTARLINGTON.

Lawson
Darner

SLIGO.