The Sun.
London, England, 1841-06-30 00:00:00

Sir William Jolliffe

SANDWICH.

L. T. Troubridge
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H. Lindsey, Esq ,,,
STAMFORD.

Marquis of Granby - ------
Sir George Clerk .. ..,

CIRENCESTER.
T. W. C. Masters, Esq....
W. Cripps, Esq."...

GRANTHAM.
G. E. Welby, Esq.
Hon. F. Tollemaehe ..........

EAST RETFORD.
G. H. Vernon, Esq
Captain Duncombe
CAMBRIDGE.
Hon. C. M. Sutton .......

Sir A. Grant

BEDFORD.

Captain Polhill
H. Stuart, Eaq

ST. ALBAN'S.
G.;Repton, Esq.*
Lord Libtowell

NOTTINGHAM.
Sir J. C. Hothouse ...... ......... ..,

C. 11. De Larpent, EN.* ...
WINDSOR.

J. Ram shottom, Esq.
Ralph Neville, Esq.*
WEYMOUTH.

Lord Villiers
G. W. Hope, Esq. „. ...

LEWES.

S. Harford, Esq.°
H. Elphinstone, Esq.*

BRIDGEWATER..
11. Broadwood, Esq.
T. S. Forman, Esq.*
X NA ItESBOILOUGH.

A. Lawson, Esq.
W. B. Ferrand, Esq.'

NORTHAMPTON.

R. Smith, E5q......
R. Currie, Esq.
ANDOVER.

IL Etwall, E•q
Lord W. Paget*

W. E. Gladstone .
Lord J. Manners*.

NEWA (K.

COVENTRY.
Riglit Hon. E. Ellice
W. Williams, Esq.
CIIITPENHA IL.

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Joseph Neeld, Esq.
Captain Bolder° .

HYTIIII.
Stewart Marjoribanks*
CHRISTCHURCH.

Sir G. H. Rose
YORK

11. 11. Yorke, El.*
J. 11. Lowther, Esq.
WINCIITSTER.

J. B. East, Esq.
B. Escott,

BURY ST. EDMUNDS*

Earl Jermyn
Lord C. Fitzroy

SIIRZWSBURY.
°cargo Tomlinc, Esq
B. D'lsraelio

LINCOLN.

Colonel Sibthorp
W. R. Collett, Esq.

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li EWCASTLIE-U NDER-LINE.

Buckley, Esq.*
J. Q. Harris, Eiq.*
SUDBURY.
Frederick Villiers, Esq.*
D. D. Sombre, Esq.*
Those marked with an asterisk are new Members for tho
places which they represent.

ELECTIONS TO COME.

LIST OF CANDIDATES, NOMINATIONS, AND

DAYS OF POLLING.

LANCASTER COUNTY (Soon-ISAN DivisioN).—
Election day, July 7.
HALlFAX.—Election, July 2.—Candidates—C. Wood,
Esq.., E. Protheroe, Esq., Sir Cs. Sinclair.
EAST SUFFOLK. —Candidates—Right Hon. Lord Hen-
niker. Sir C. B. Vere, A. S. Adair, Esq. Polling day,
July 9.
WEST KENT.—Candidates—Sir E. Filmer, Bart., Vis-
count Marsham, T. Hodges, Esq. Polling days, July 9th
and 10th.
EAST NORFOLK.—Candidates—E. Wodehouse, Esq.,
H. Burroughes, Esq. Nomination, July 10. Polling, July 12.
CA RDIG AN COUNTY.—Election day, July. 8.
LINCOLN —(LiNnsity• DivistoN). Nomination day,
July 5. Candidates—Lord Wnrsley, R. C. Christopher,
H. Cust.

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SALOP (NORTH DivzsioN ). Election day, July 5
Candidates Sir R. Hill, Bart., W. Ormsby Gore.

SALOP—SOUTH DlVlSlON).—Election day, July 6. Car,.
didates—Earl of Darlington, and Hon. R. Clive.
HA MPS tl RE ( SOUTH DIVISION ). —Election day, July
5. Candidates—J. Fleming, H• C. Com_pton. Esq.
YORKSHIRE—(WasT RlDlNG).—Polling day, July 8
and 9.

CARDIGAN.—EIection day, July 2. Candidates—Pryse
Pryse, Mr. Harferd.
DEN BIG H—(CouNTT).—Nemination day, Jul 7. Can-
didates—Sir W. W. Wynne, Hon Bagot.
CHESIIIRE—(Sount). Polling days, 13th and 14th
July. Candidates—G. Wilbraham, Esq., Sir Philip de Mai.
pas Grey Egerton, John Tollemache.
WESTMORELAND.—EIection day, July 8. Candidates
—Lord Viscount Lowther, Hon. Col. Lowther.
MONTGOMERYSHIRE.--Election day, July 6. Candi-
date—Sir W. W. Wynn. No opposition
pec- e t d.
STIRLING. (Falkirk District of Burgli).--Election day,
July 2.
STIRLING (COUNTY).—Election day, 12th and 13th of
July).
FALKIRK DISTRICT._ Election day, July 2. Candi-
dates—W. D. Gillon, Robert Baine.
WHITEHAVEN.—EIection day, July 2. Candidate—
M. Attwnod.
CUMBERLAND ( WESTERN DIVISION).—Nomination
day, July 10. Candidates—E. Stanley, S. Irton.
KENt (EASTERN DlVlSlON).—Nomination day, July 5.
Candidates- Sir E. Knatchbull, J. P. Plumptre.
SUFFOLK (WEsT).—Poll day, July 9. Candidates—A.
S. Adair, Lord Henniker, Sir C. Broke ere.
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE (NORTH).—Nomination day,
July 5. Candidates—Earl of Lincoln, C. Rolleston, Esq.
PERTH (COUNTY).—Election day; July 6. a
GREENOCK.—Nomination day, July b. Polling G
July 6. Candidates—R. Wallace, Sir Thomas Cochrane.
BEDFORDSHIRE.—Day of nomination, :July 5. Candi-
dates— Lord Alford, W. Astell, Lord C. F.
J.
Russell.'n da
BU CK I NG II A NI SHIRE COUNTY.—EIocti
July
Mr. Scott Murray.h_tu
._ 5. Candidates—Alr. Young, Dupre,
an-
diCAMBRIDGEte Riht
11
nC. COUNTY.—Day
Yorke, .
R. J.
of.
Eaton,election,
Esq.,J y J.
P.
Allix, Esq.
Candi-
CHESHIRE (NoßTH).—July
Candi-
dates—E. J. Stanley, W. T. T Cornwall Legh.
Egerton,
at Chester. Candi-
dates—G. (SOUTH).—July 10,
5, at Knutsford.
&troll day, July 5.
CUMBERLAND (LAS
Howard, Mr. Stephenson.
dates—G.
,Wilbraßam, Sir
z P.T.).E_gerNtoonn;in—
(Ewer).—Nomination
Esq.
Candidates—Mr. James, Hon. C. ) D
oDEn
July 6.
IRE (SOUTHERN
E
tioDnldvalys,OJNuly.-6. of"Candind.atmi-
es
nat
DORSET COUNTY.—
J(itilyßlaitikeeks,ctEioaqn:
my
2.
Reid, Bart., J. Holcombe.
DLoor\7l
EAsrt_h!cynaHy H.
of nomination,
tut, E s.q
Candidates—E. R. Rice, Sir
of
H• Lambton, Hon. H. Liddell.
DURHAM ( NORTH polling, July 7. Candi-
dates— •
ESSEX ( SOUTH).—Day of nomination, July 5. Candi-
dates—T. W. Bramston, G. Palmer.

EVENING SUN.

FLINT (C,ottwalt).-Day of nomination, July 5; days lor
polling, July 8 and 9. Candidates-Hon. E. L. Meaty's. Fir
S. Gljnne.
GLO' CESTERSHIRE (EAsTanst Divissen4.)-Day of
nomination July 5. Cardieatcs-Hon. F. Charters,itr.
Co Irington, Esq., Sir John Wright Guise.
GLOUCESTERSHIRE (WEszcits; Divissox.)-Dav of
nomination, July 8. Candidates-Hon. Grantley Berkeley, I.
Blagdon Hall, Esq.
HANTS (NoRTH).-Day of nomination July 6 ; polling,
July 9.
HANTS (SouTn).-Day of nomination, July 5; polling.
Jnly 8.
HEREFORDSHIRE.-Day of nomination. Jul, 5 ; day of
election, July 8. Candidates-T. 13. Batkerrille, Josepk
Bailey, jun., R. Hoskins.
HERTFORD (COUNTY).-Day of election, JulyB. Can-
didates-Lord Grimstone, Mr. Smith, Mr. Alstone, Hon. tic
Ryder.
HERTFORD.-Dav of nomination, July 5 : polling, duly
and 9. Candidates-Hon. 11. Cowper, Lord Itialit,n, Sir M.
Farquhar.
IPSWICH.._Day of polling, July 2.-Candidates-Rigby
Wilson, G. Rennie, J. C. Herne., Fitzroy Kelly.
ISLE OF WIGHT.-Day of nomination, July 5.
KENT (WESTERN DIVISION.)-Election day., July 9 and
10. Candidates-T. L. Hodges, Sir E. !Myer, Cord Marshana.
LAI% CASTER.-Day el election, July 1. Candidates-T.
Green, Esq., J. Armstrong. Esq.
LANCASHIRE (SouTn).-Lord Francis Egerton, R. B.
Wiltirahm, Esq., Charles Townley, Esq. Nomination day.
3d July.
LEICESTERSHIRE (Sntmt DivlsioN).-Day of nmi.
nation, July 10. Candidates-Henry Halford, Charles Mr
Packe.
M A LDON. -Day of election, July 2. Candidate s-Quen.
tin Dick, J. Round, T. N. Abdy.
MONMOUTH Couxv.-Day of election, July 5. Can.
didates-Lord Granville Somerset, Octavios Morgan, En.
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE (NORTHERN
Dav of election, July 8.
lICTLANDSHIRE.-Days of polling; July 9 and JO,
Candidates-Heathcote, Hon. C. S. Ncel, Hon. Sir. Davrnay.
SALFORD.-Da)s of election, July 1 and 2. Candidates
-J. Brotherton, Faq., W. Garrett, E-q.
SUFFOLK ( WEST. ) -Day of nomination, July 9. Polk
ing, July 15 and 16. Candidates-Lieut.-Col. R. Itushbrooke,
11. S. IVaddington.
SUSSEX.-Tho nomination takes place ea Monday, the
fit'ai of July, at Chichester.
WARRINGTON.-J. J. Blackburn, Big, ; Aldernia*
Kershaw. Poll day, July 2.
WELLS (Souasszt.)-July 9. Candidates-W. G. Bay.
ter, Richard Blakenaorc.
' SURREY ( WltsTrltzt Iltvzstos..)-Day of /touting"
July G. Candidates-W. J. Denison, James Protter.
'ORKSHIRE (WEsr RInING. )-Dav of nomination, &lig
5; davit of polling, July 8 and 9. Candidates-Viscount Aloe
peth, Viscount Milton, Hon. J. S. Wortley, E. B. Denison.
DEVON.-(NoitritEaN dal, July i.
Cand dates-Sir T. D. Ackland; L. W. Buck.
D UHL EY.-Polling day, July 2. No opposition expected.
DUM FRIES. -( Bono n Dim& tcr ). Ring-day, July
2. Carditlates-',ir A. Johnstone ;W. Ewart.
DUR II AM-(SOUTH).-Day of nomination, July G. Poll-
E'th and 10th. Candidates-J. Bowes, Lord 11. Vane.
J. Fairer.
HUNTINGDON (CouNrr).-Polling day, July HI.
Candidates-E. Follows, G. Thornhill.
LA UNCESTON.-R. P. Collier retired.
NORTHUMBERLAND (Souru).-Day of nomination,
July 5.- Candidates-M. Belt, S. Ogle.
SHOREHAM.-Poll-day, July 2. Candidates-C. M.
Burrall, Lord E. Howard, W. Goring.
SPILSBY.-Poll-days, July 8 anal 9.
THIR SK. -Nomination-day, July 1. Cand ilate-J. Bert:
NOTTS (Sou in).-Day of nomination, July 7. Candi-
dates-T. Houldsworth, H. Knight.
' ALMSBURY.-Polling-day, July 1. Conlidate-Hon
Jas. Howard.
ASHTON-Polling day, July 1 Candidates-Hindley ;
-Karrop.
LUDLOW.-Day of nomination, July 2. Candidates-,
Salway,! B. Bottield, J. Arke,-s, E. Charlton:
DROITWICH.-Day of election, July 1. Candidates-J.
Packingham.
WORCESTER (EA sT).--Day of election, July 7. Candi-
dates-J. Barnebv, J. Taylor, lion. George Foley.
WARWICKSHIRE (SouncEnts Division). -Day of
nomination, July 5.
WARWICKSHIRE (NORTHERN DivistoN).-Day of
nomination, July 6.
ABERDEEN.-Nomination day, July G. Candida'es-
W. Junes ; A. Bannerman.
ABERDEEN (CouNTY).-Candidate- Captain Gordon.
BODMIN.-Day of polling, July I. Candidates-Majot
Vivian, Sir S. T. pry, Earl of Leicester.
BRIDGENORT H.-Polling day, July 1. Caodidates-
T. C. Whitmore, Sir Robert Pigot, F. J. Howard. .
CHATII AM.-Polling day, July 1. Candidates-Hon.
G. S. Brig, Lord Dufferin.
TYNEMOUTH.-Day of election, July 1. Candnlates-
W. Chapman, H. Metcalf.
WILTS (NORTHERN DIVISION).-Poll day, July 9. Can-
didates-Sir F. Burdett, W. Long.

TOWER-HAMLETS' ELECTION.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.
Sin—The Tory, or Robinson rarty, have determined
on voting for Hutchinson, a lawyer, and pretended Ra-
dical, in the hope of throwing-out Clay and Fox, in
which I am afraid they will succeed if not made gene-
rally known. I am, Sir, &c.
Eimehouse. A REFORMER.

NOTTINGHAM ELECTION.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE SW\

DEAR SIR,—AVow an anonymous writer to come before
you in a friendly manner. The writer appeals to you as a
friend, having expel ieneed this in a thousand instances by your
valuable exertions in behalf of the marking classes in this
borough. No public journal in the empire is perused with
greater pleasure iii Nottingham than the one you hart ►he
h:int,ur to be e..itor of, viz., The Situ; one of your leading re-
marks respecting the result of our Ist: election, when that a;q.)s;
tate Walter was returned, went to the very heart of the writer of
this when you concht•ed your valuable piece by truly asserting
that you most no.l over the lost character of Nottingham. Thank
God the scale is turntd ; we have returned to our senses : we
have seen the error of our ways, and I trust, yea, the writer
begs of you, to favour us with a leading article on the glorious
result of this contest. The booths for taking the poll were
actually bee eged by five o'clock this morning with at least one
thousand electors favourable to your opheons ; our spac'ioo
market-place, considered the largest in the kingdom, was
actually covered by seven o'clock with electors determined to
oppose monopoly ; the pol: commenced at eight o'clock, and
by a quarter past it was announced that the proprietor of the
weathercock had taken his flight, amidst the tongrattilatiens of
at least ten thousand. The sole cause of his return a
the late election was the lukewarm spirit that prevailed
amongst the Liberals, they thinking it was impossible
for a Tory to be returned, but, to their bitter mortification,
they were deceived; no circumstance that has occurred since
1812 caused the Liberals so much grief. Poor Walter's cla;s-
trap Poor-law move has been carried out to its full extent in
this contest, but the old birds were nut to be caught with his
chaff a second time. A very large procession, gut up by this
apostate's tarty, was exhibited last Saturday evening, three
donk ,ys in the midst mounted by sweeps to iesemble the three
Poor-law Commissioners, and la:ge hostiles laced in the trout
signify ing these were the works of the Whigs, when, in fact the Pete
cau►e of these bastilrs is the result of that damned. monopo-
lizing Corn-law, supported by such characters as we have this
day put to flight. Hoping you will favour us with a tickler on
this triumph early as convenient for retrieving our fallew ohs,
ract, r, the writer begs to conclude. One of your very sincere
well-wishers, and
A SUBSCRIBER FOR► FIFTEEN YEARS.
Nottingham, June :29, 1841.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
BIIIURY CLUB MEETING.—TuEsnAT.
Produce Sweepstakes of 50 tors. each. Last wile.
Mr. King's Hambleton • Walked ores
The liibury Stakes of 25 soya. each, 10 f-, and 5 only lie.,
with 50 added. Two mil. s.
Mr. Knatchbull na Master Tommy (Mr. Bayly) 1
Mr. Herbert's Arctic 2
Lord March na The currier, Mr. Waller na Crackeman, Mr.
Osbaldeston's Fickle c, were not placed.
Free Plate of 50/. 'three quarters of a mile.
Captain Pellat's Victor, 3 yrs. .....
Mr. Etwall's Mermaid, aged... 2
Mr. Fox's Hampton, 3 yrs
Handicap Plate of 501. One mile.
Mr. Osbaldeston's gr c by The Sadler—Tiekle ..(0414019
General Gilbert's Stork 2
...
Lord G. Beutinck's Pluto ... ....
Mr. Etwall's Auburn

VEssrts SPOKES N.lli.r.i.dHO_YTDil'eS
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Bristol, 3d, inthe •
Bay of Gibraltar, by the Janet, armed na
the ).Monmouth, Area to
Creek. New York, Liverpool .t; New York, 2lst. lon.
29, by the George Washington, arrived at Liverpool. Hebe,
Manilla to London, and Coleb, Angns, ditto to Cork. sth
March, off Aujer ; Clydesdale, Clyde t,• Antigua, 22d, lat. 46,
lon. 13. by the Harbinger, arrived ;n the River. Jenne'
Felix, Nantes to Guadeloupe, 26th ult.; lat 23, lon. 35
Thomas Cope, Liverpool to New I uk, 15th, lat. 47, lon. 19,
by the Henriette and Havre, arrived in the Texel. Ca-
ledonia, Clyde to Havannah, 16th uh., lat. 2.5, lon. 70
Helen, Liverpool to Sydney ; Integrity, 'lull to Calcutta
James Matthews, London to Swan River, and Christiana of
London, 4th ult., lat. 2, lon. 23; Senator, ondon to Ceylon,
sth, lat. 3, lon. 24; James Dunlop, Cape de Verde to Jersey,
25th, lat. 33, lon. 41; Preciosa to ValparaisO to England,
4th, lat. 42, lon. 2S; Ville de Lyons, Havre Le New York,
9th, lat. 45, len. 23, by the Diana, arrived at Bordeaux.
Louisa, from Cork, 22d ult., off Seal Island; lane Melville,
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SOUND DUES.
A letter, dated the :14th inst., on this subject, hes been ad.
dressed to the Secretary of Llo,d's from the Board of Trade
at Whitehall, by which it appears that the respectis e Ministers
of the Danish and British Governments having
examined the
Tariff of Duties on articles not enumerated in tilt Tariff of
tiChhleairtl a
issttt inst..iaritir '°
shall
Pleto of 1645,
adopted for the next ten years, commenciu
tt have agreed that the duties Specified in
is unneoetsary here to, publish the details ogf
the Tariff.

LIBERAL AND TORY T, E.4,N
IPLOYERS.—Sir John
Guest, the Liberal Member for Merthyr, ans. his partner,
Mr. Divctt, late M.P. for Exeter, have done all in their
power to better the condition of their workmen ; they
have no connection whatever with any truck shop
they have erected a market-house and built a church,
and a very large free school • the church is endowed
and the minister paid by Sir John Guest, who lives in
the midst of his iron-works. Now, what a contrast this
is to Mr. Bailey and his son, of the Naut-y-Glo iron-
works, both ex-M.P.'s ; they reside in an adjoining
county ; their men are paid at or within sight of a large
shop ; the country people and butchers who attend the
works with meat, butter, and vegetables are exposed to
the inclemency of the weather on one of the coldest
mountains in Wales, as there is no market-house for
shelter, or any church at Nant-y-Glo or Bryn
Mawr, although the population exceeds 12,000 ; nor
have Messrs. Bailey erected any public school to educate
the children of the poor workmen, except a small one
that is too far from the works ; but yet Rant-y-Glo has
been one of the most prosperous iron works in the king-
dom. Messrs. Bailey have made an immense sum of
money by making iron, and are now buying all the land
they can meet with in Hereford and Breconshire ; this
is the reason they support the Corn-laws.
AN HONEST CONFESSION.—A few days
ago, a gentleman, while travelling in Fife, went into an
inn by the roadside, for the purpose of getting some re-
freshment. lie was showntlildei
nihnno:itiikeaes
rbelrptli
wed Mr a bottle
t but unthinking
of porter—and, on being served with it, asked if it was
i"al.ti.idAolnitpiroer‘ltesr;.,"w
as
the girl to his question.—Dundee Chronicle.