The Sun.
London, England, 1831-05-05 00:00:00

DEVONSHIRE ELECTION.

(FROM A CORRESPONDENT.)
The Tories gave out last week that two eandinsu
would be proposed in opposition to Lord Ebringtos 813 i
Lord John Russell, but they have not yet been Parse
In consequence of this threat Plymouth was divided ins,
aistricts and canvassed ; the result was that of about 1,0
freeholders 1,200 would certainly have voted for the fo,
form candidates. I mention this without any wile j
tion ; the nomination takes place at Exeter on the 6th in

GREAT A:

I am happy to
ing its honour, n
already returnee
and the Govern
rneneed this d
Williams, E
nation. Mr. C
cif vi,lrzerous in(

Dot survive.
Mr. T. P.
after which Col
!fleeting, and w
Ih&•—(The ent'
the close of the
Colonel
Owen NV

'F. I'. Wi

The rint,er,
'ng shuts of ap
The Anti-Re
ing for fifty a]
opposition.

BUT'

A meeting of
►n spite of the i
the Marquis of
proceed to Aylc
Smith and Grei
in opposition to
suer. 31essrs.
every part of tl
and from the pi
tamed of their
partizans of th(
strenuous exerti

The poll dos.
not being able t
reformers havir
if he could hav
impression his
ia confusion w
freemen, and 01
if he should ha
gain the suffr,
struggle in this
...,e(lorn have

cured their suc(
be tomorrow
At the cone]
Ellice
Bulwer
Eyler

The electors
England. No
Lord Warwick
one of the [mu
has been met
and Warwick
due influence
People will vet,
Coale interest.
first attempt ti
Pendent has su
been returned.
HALF
Tomes .
King .
Grevillo

This day ou
the Bill), and
able county tn
ter Sessions, h

Mr. PAgxi
demanded, viz
schedules, the
tnent. All of
There is no
Tuesday next.
eut electors of

COI

There will
late Membert
former of wl
sell's Reform
for it, is not

J. B Boni
independent
port the Bill,
No prepard

The conic.'
Mr. Roope
been very
Reformers, o
the course wi

Fou o'cL
for the " Bil
for thi, buret]
family have h
near a centur

W. W. Wh
The inhab
tponded to th

TO T

SIR,—I
Chichester, I
berg for this
didate, is thr
Chester is a
principles.
riot present,
friend to Refi
liodgsot
Chichest
Tudor

Cr

)y emotions
this part or*

ms, power-
.ty, and the
between the
nai,rst of his
refused to
though Ben-
the panful
to per:orm

nade a bold
number of
ipporter I of
ifling affairs
A politician,
;ing you for

:ion, several
strongly re-
md, whose
privilege of
at that time
institution.
icy, argued,
of permitted
ig to relate,
immediately
,ur subscrip-

I on hiving
t the New-
met did not
•osity to the
rat smiled to
ad given as

ster, and ad-
academy the
lost efficient.
liberty in the
Portuguese ;
irresistible
dark corner
o thank the

concerning
v the success
al Gascoyne,
stupid, and
otter to your
le House of
d ashamed of
a?

ot, shrinking
! relations of
en to repress
vent.

iy imploring
to attempt to
r.ing—not to
A having led
can Govern-
rchy.

ervant,
rS BULL.

freemen and
it the George
Lion the con •
lay last, .6 in.
the Duke of
Reform Bill.'
hair,

ed the room,
,mmenced by
ch a meeting
order to give
ted would be
td exerted his
and he had
fifteen years
is city in Par-
:h his Grace
of the Corpo•
nominee of his
Im4y interest
Attie
'as now at at%
leaving town,
Chandos, to
abandon that
. Mr. Mild'

sk Mr. Mild-,
ector who hag
2g, the other
scant and vote
e Reform bill,
observstiono
:e of the quer
nd after much
etaipact above
nd that there'
t.

haD after 01
e, the last 0),
g himself for,
ne, the candy
Id himself pro,.
inhahitants of
3 erfect nullity.
n in this reso'
were voted vi
dered to be ill'

has for forti,
dissevered, anti
e, and only bf
; resigned the
of his resigns'
ral joy, and be
from violence,
of Sir Jaie.°
past four tho

I 1 G.
nn, Winchester,

•al Committecc 1
.c
irrence with t.'o
Lrther oppositi°,
present occasion"
nt servant,
Chair Man.
tcdonald

at the George
her respectabl.:
Baring and i'l
a hundred Per"

the poll 071 c;
ig• that day an
g poured 10
Coddrington, °
y, and a large
tly retired from
ne, amidst the
:11, qv;
haired front t 0
gh-street,
s taken Viet
I follows
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o was invited 110
f Reform......