The Sun.
London, England, 1831-10-10 00:00:00

PROXIES.

VISCOUNTS.
Clancarty (Earl of
Clancarty
Exmouth
Gort
Strathallan

LORDS.
Bagot
Calthorpe
Carrington
Churchill
Colchester
Farnham
Glenlyon
Grantley
Gray
Harris
Hopetown (Earl of
Hopetown)

SIORITY.—CONTE
PRESENT.
VISCOUNTS.
Bolingbroke
Falkland
Goderich
Granville
Hood
Leinster (Leinster,
Duke)

LORDS.
Abercromby
A Ivanley
Audley
Barham
Belhaven
Boyle (Cork)
Braybrooke
Brougham
yron
Chaworth (Meath)
iClement.; (Leitrim)
;Clifton (Darnley)
'Clinton
Cloncurry
Dacre
Dawnay (Doune)
IDe Clifford
De Saumarez
I Dinorhen
Dormer
Dover
Ducie
Dunally
Dundas
Dunmore (Earl of
Dunmore)
Fife (Earl of Fife)
IFingall (Earl of Pin.

gall)
Fisherwick (Done-
gall)
Foley
Gardner
Gower
Holland
Howden
Howard de Walden
Howard of Effingham'
Kenlis (Headfort)
Kilmarnock (Erroll)

PROXIES.

EARLS.
Fortescue
Huntingdon
Nelson
Shrewsbury
Spencer

ISCOLINTS.
Lake
ISt. Vincent

LORDS.
Carleton (Shannon)
IClifford of Chud.
leigh

ANALYSIS OF THE DIVIS
REFORM BILL.

Peers who voted against Reform
Ditto for Reform

Majority 4l

Of which majority are proprietors of close boroughs* 27
And Bishops

Which deducted from the whole majority of

Leave l5l

The whole minority was 158
Of which are Bishops 2

Leaving 156 Lay Lords supporting Reform.
151 ditto, not borough proprietors,
- opposed to Reform.
Majority of supporters,
being Lay Lords
• Names of 27 Peers who nominate to close boroughs.
Northumberland Harewood Beverley
Buckingham Lonsdale Wharncliffe
Rutland Westmorland Sydney
Newcastle Falmouth Monson
Leeds Hardwicke Forester
Cholmondeley Mount Edgecumbe Calthorpe
Bath St. Germains Charleville
Ailesbury Powis Roden
Hertford Enniskillen Harrowby.

The following List of Peers, and their proprietary boroughs,
accounts pretty clearly for the majority of twenty-two temporal
Peers against the second reading of the Reform Bid. There are
more, but these are enough to disprove Lord Lyndhurst's asser-
tion of there being but six.

Patrons.
Duke of Leeds
Duke of Marlborough
Duke of Newcastle

Bot oughs.
„He!stone Schedule B.
Woodstock Schedule A.
~Aldborough Schedule B.
Boroughbridge Schedule A.
Newark
..St. Mawes Schedule A.
Buckingham Schedule B. opened.
Launceston Schedule B.
Newport Schedule A.
..Bramber Schedule A.
Cambridge, Corporation opened.
..Weobly Schedule A.
..Aldeburgh Schedule A.
Orford Schedule A.
Lisburne, Ireland Opened.
Marquis Cholmondeley Castle-Rising Schedule A.
Marquis of Ailesbury...Bedwin Schedule A.
Marlborough Schedule B. opened.
~Lyme Schedule B. opened.
Lostwithiel schedule A.
Plympton Schedule A.
„Tiverton
~Beeralston Schedule A.
..Bishop's-Castle Schedule A.
Ludlow Opened.
..Haslemere Schedule A.
Cockennow h Schedule B.
rgae te-
..Northallerton .../ n Buuresgdone
away.
Earl of Et. Germans... St. Germans Schedule A.
Liskeard. Schedule B.
~St. Michael's. ....... Schedule A.
Truro Opened.
.Gatton Schedule A.
~Bramber .....Schedule A.
Hindon Schedule A.
,Bossiney Schedule A.

Duke of Buckingham.

D. of Northumberland

Duke of Rutland

Marquis of Bath
Marquis of Hertford ,

Earl of Westmorland..,
E.of Mountedgecumbe

Earl of Harrowbv
Earl of Beverley
Earl of Powys

Earl of Lo7stlale

Earl of Harewood ,

Earl of Falmouth...".

Lord Monson
Lord Calthorpe

Lord Wharnclifre.....,

DORSET ELECTION.-(EIGHTH DAY).

DORCHESTER, SATURDAY.
From an early hour the rain came down in torrents, and
it was not, therefore, anticipated that either party would
poll a great many voters. On Saturday last, it will be re•
membered, Lord Ashley obtained a majority of 176, and
this day he has, upon the day's poll, headed Mr. Ponsonby
six votes, leaving the majority on the gross poll seven in
favour of the latter gentleman.
The numbers were
STATE OF THE POLL AT FOUR O'CLOCK.
Mr. Ponsonby
Day's Poll, Gross Poll.
41 ,669
Lord
Majority for Mr. Ponsonb— —7
Majority on theday's poll for Lord Ashley... 6
The candidates severally returned thanks, and the meet-
ing wu adjourned to Monday.