The Sun.
London, England, 1836-01-04 00:00:00

CARLISLE.

Mayor—George Gill Mounsey, Esq. Aldermen—John
Dixon, Esq., Knells, T. C. Heysam, Esq., Mr. W. Sowerby,
Mr. J. Ross, draper, and Mr. T. Hulme, for six years. Jos.
Ferguson, Esq., 'Fisher-street, Mr. J. Brown, ironmonger, Mr.
J. Brown, banker, Mr. J. Rothwell, and Mr. A. Cockburn,
for three years• Town Clerk—Mr. William Nanson.

W INC H E STER. —Two Aldermen for each Ward were
elected here on Saturday. Mr. John Young, who lately filled
the office of Mayor, was re-elected without opposition.
BANBURY.—T. R. Cobb, J. Munton, and Lyne Spurrot,
were unanimously elected. These gentlemen had been before
elected town councillors. The Liberals have gained.— War-
wick Advertiser.
WORCESTER.—TweIve Aldermen were chosen :—Dr.
Hastings, and Messrs. Joseph Hall, Edward Evans, George
Allies, William Corks, Francis Gibb, C. H. Hebb, Richard
Evans, T. Stephenson, John Bradley, John Howell, and F.
Williams ; Mayor, C. H. Hebb, Esq. ; Sheriff, Mr. George
Allies ; Treasurer, Mr. George Farley ; Town Clerk, Mr. C.
Sidebottom. The election took place with closed doors.
WARWICK. The following six gentlemen were ap-
pointed Aldermen :—John Tomes, Esq. (late M.P. for the
borough), William Walker, Esq. (Guy's Cliff Hill), D. Mal-
lory, Esq. (late Mayor), ohn Morris, Esq. (late Alderman),
W. Blenkinsop, Esq. ( Surgeon), and T. Heyton, Esq. ( So-
The- following wero appointed Corporate Officers;
by the Council :—W. Collins, Esq., Mayor ; T. Heath, Esq.,
Treasurer (vice G. C. Greenway, Esq.) ; Mr. J. Tibbits,
Town Clerk (continued); Mr. Taylor, Sergeant at Mace
(ditto) ; Mr. Solloway, yeoman (ditto) ; Mr. Parsons, Town
Crier (ditto).
TOTNESS.—The Council met on Thursday,. and chose
the following Aldermen :—Charles Taylor, Richard Soper.
John Toms, and Charles Mitchelmore. Mr. Taylor was
elected Mayor.
E XETE R.—Mr. S. Kingdon was elected Mayor of Exeter,
by-a majority of seven over Mr. W. Kennaway.
TRURO.— Aldermen : Mr. Borlase, Mr. Treleor, Captain
Kempf, Mr. Bullmore, Mr. Tealor, and Mr. Robert Blee.
LISKEARD.—The following are the Aldermen : H.
Lyne, Esq. (Mayor), T. Daniell, R. Highston, Esq., Mr. J.
Langford. The Liberals had a public dinner to celebrate the
event ; and a fat bullock, with six very large sheep, were given
to the poor.
FALMOUTH.—Messrs. Cornish, Blight, Merrifield, and
Bond, were chosen as Aldermen • and W. Lacke,'Esq., banker,
one of the oldest Reformeas of the town, Mayor.
PENRYN.—Messrs. William Corfield, T. G. Trenery,
Robert Earle, and James Blarney, were elected Aldermen.
PENZANCE.—The majority Reformers, but a new elec-
tion must take place, in consequence of the Mayor and five
Aldermen being taken from the Council, Mr. F. Poynter
having been elected in both Wards, and Mt. Grenfell having
resigned from conscientious scruples respecting the declaration.
TIVERTON.—Of the old twenty-four corporators, only
two have found their way into the new body.
K IDDERMINSTE R.—The election of the members of

the Town Council for this Borough terminated on Saturday as

follows :
NORTH WARD :—John Woodward, Thomas Bradley (late
High Bailiff) ; William Butler Best, John Sutton Barber,
Henry Widnell, Thomas John Newson, John Harvey (000 of
the late Aldermen) ' • Isaac Heath, Arthur Brough.
Sown' WARD.--George Hooman, Thomas Pardoe, Joseph
Boycot, James Morton, George Crump, William Studdart,
Isaiah Godfrey' Henry Brinton, Jobii Sliemmons.
E VE SH A M.—On Thursday legal notices were served on
the ex-Mayor and others of his party, protesting against his
return done of the twelve Councillors as invalid, and claiming
for the protester a majority of votes.
DROITWICIL —Yesterday, Mr. John Robeson, Mr.

Richard Frances, Mr. W. Trehearne, and Mr. S. Tombs,
sen., were elected the four Aldermen of the Borough, and
this day, E. B. Penrice, Esq. was appointed Mayor.
DEVONPORT.—The following gentlemen were elected
Aldermen, each having the 'lumber of votes as follows :—G.
Pridham, Esq. 27 ; W. H. Evans, Esq., 25 ;. W. Eastlake,
Esq., 24; R. Fillis, Esq., 22; R. Bayly, Esq., 21; H.
Knight, Esq., 18 ; W. Hawker, Esq., 16 ; J.. Collier, .Esq.,
M.P., 15; T. Gill, Esq., 15; T. W. Fox, Esq.; 15; J. Y.
Fownes, Esq., 15 ; C. Tolcher, Esq., 14. Thursday the
Councillors and newly-elected Aldermen proceeded in ope❑
court to the election of Mayor. T. Gill, Esq., was.proposed
by Dr. Cookworthy, who delivered an able address and spoke
in high terms of that genleman's qualifications. He wos se-
conded by Mr. Eastlake; and warmly supported by Messrs.
Coryndon and Jacobson. The motion was unanimously agreed
to; and the Mayor elect baring taken the chain made the ne-
cessary declaration, and had the oaths of allegiance and supre •
macy administered to him. lie then returned thanks in a
very becoming and oppropriate address. Mr. C. Whiteford
was unanimously elected Town Clerk.—Devonport Inde-
pendent.

TEWKESBURY.—The following Gentlemen were cho-
sen Aldermen. Mr. John Allis Harland, banker; Mr. Geo.
Banaster, wine-merchant : John Sadds, gentleman ; and Mr.
James Blount Lewis, hosier. Mr. Hartland and Dir. Lewis
are Reformers, and Mr. Banaster and Mr: Sadds, Conserva-
fives.— Worcester Herald.
BEWDLEY.—Yesterday, Dr. Prattinton, B. A., Thomas
Cartwright. Esq., John Brookholding, Esq., and James
Beddoe, Esq., were elected Aldermen ; and it was understood
that the office of Mayor will this day be conferred on Slade
Baker, Esq.