The Sun.
London, England, 1854-08-14 00:00:00

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

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through another contested election. In expectation of
the writ being shortly issued, Mr. Tite, the eminent ar-
chitect of London, and a gentleman by whose iastrn•
mentality chiefly the North Devon Railway was con-
structed, has come forward in the Liberal interest. The
hon. gentleman, in the address which he has just issued,
states that he is most anxious for an honest and earnest
carrying on of the war, as the best means o'f obtaining
an early and lasting peace. An Irish gentleman, named
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Smythe, Peelite ; Sir W. Somerville, Whig ; Mr. C. M.
Lushington (son of the Right Hon. S. R. Lushington,
who represented the city for nearly twenty years),
Liberal Conservative ; Mr. C. Purton Cooper, the
Chancery Q.C., Whig-Radical ; and Mr. Achmnty
Glover, who announced himself as a Liberal-Conserva-
tive, but has since advocated Radical views. Colonel
Roinilly has just issued his farewell address.
MALDON.—There are already five candidates in tho
field for the representation of this borough, and two
others are spoken ,sf as likely to come forward before the
day of nomination. The present candidates are Messrs.
G. M. W. Peacocke and T. Bramley Moore (Conrall"
tive), Messrs. Lennard and Q. Dick (Whig), and Mr.
Harridance, a resident of this borough, who has hitherto
been a staunch supporter of Mr. Lennard.
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HULL ELECTION.—The writs were
next for the day of nomination.
on Saturday morning, and the sheriff
in
Se. A. Dickson, who
field are—on the Tory side, Mr., t crannexdeidd ati inre Thursday
Watson, Q.C., and Mr.
and on the Liberal side, Mr.
was defeated at Reading
actively engaged in canvassing', and both
at the as general election
•n of success. There is a pretty
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that M. Watson and Mr.
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general opinion,
Seymour will he returned.

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standing all the remedies that could be supplied by the
medical staff of the establishment. The increase in the
duties of the surgeons has been so great that additional
medical men have been supplied to wait upon the out-door
cases of choleraic diarrhoea, and 300 have been prescribed
for during the last three days. A ward has been fitted
up in the hospital expressly for cholera by order of the
directors, and a great number of malignant cases have
been admitted. The principal portion of the applicant*
have been moot employed on the river and in tileictbog