The Sun.
London, England, 1847-07-29 00:00:00

AYLESBURY.

AYLESBURY, WEDNESDAY EVENING.—Mr. Rice R.
Clayton, one of the late Members, was nominated by
Mr. R. Wheeler. _ _

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Mr. J. P. Deering, the "No Popery" candidate, was
put in nomination by J. Franklin, EEq.
Lord Nugent was proposed by Sir George Stephen.
On a show of hands,
The HIGH CONSTABLE declared it to be in favour of
Lord Nugent and Mr. Clayton.
The poll takes place to-day.
BATH.

BATH, WEDNESDAY.—The nomination of candidates
took place to-day at eleven o'clock.
The TOWN-CLEax having read the proclamation for
holding the election and the Bribery Act,
Admiral GORDON proposed Lord Duncan as a fit and
proper person to represent the city of Bath in Parlia-
ment.

Mr. ALLEN seconded the nomination.
Mr. W. HUNT n xt nominated Mr. Roebuck.
Mr. R. R. TICEBORNE having seconded the nomi-
nation,

Mr. W. SUTCLLFFE nominated Lord Ashley.

Mr. GORE seconded the nomination.

Lord DUNCAN, Mr. ROEBUCK, and Lord ASHLEY,
having addressed the electors, a show of hands was
taken, and declared to be in favour of the Liberal candi-
dates. Not more than thirty hands were held up for
Lord Ashley. A poll was demanded.
BERWIC E-UPON- TWEED.

WEDNESDAY.-Mr. Thomas Brown nominated Mr.
W. H. Miller, which was seconded by Mr. John Carens.
The Mayor of the borough (Dr. Johnston) nominated
Mr. Matthew Forster, which was seconded by Mr. Ralph
Forster. Colonel Hogarth, seconded by Mr. John Pratt,
then nominated Mr. J. C. Renton. The candidates
having addressed the electors, a show of hands t‘ as taken,
which the Sheriff declared to be in favour of Mr. Renton
and Mr. Forster. A poll was then demanded by Mr.
Brown on behalf of Mr. Miller, which the Sheriff fixed
for to-morrow (this day).
BLACKBURN.

The nomination took place yesterday morning. The
late Member, Mr. Hornby, was proposed by Joseph
Fielden, Esq., of Wilton House, and seconded by John
Hargreaves, Esq. Mr. Thomas Speakman then pro-
posed W. P. Roberts, Esq. (the Miners Attorney-
General), who was seconded by Mr. Henry Baker. J.
llugdale, Esq., proposed, and Wm. Pilkington, Esq.,
seconded the nomination of William Hargreaves, Esq.,
of Accrington. William Hoole, Esq., proposed, and
Mr. John...cone seconded the nomination of James Pil-
kington, Esq. On the show of hands Mr. Hornby and
Mr. W. P. Roberts were declared to have the majority.
The poll was appointed for this day.
BOLTON.

BOLTON, WEDNESDAY.—The Mayor having fixed this
as the day for nominating the candidates to represent
this borough in Parliament, the electors, &c., assembled
at the hustings, erected in the marketplace. Dr. Bow-
ring was proposed by Edward Ashworth, and seconded
by Robert Haywood Esq. John Brooks, another Liberal
candidate, was proposed and seconded by Thomas
Thompson and James Knowles, Esqs. Mr. Bolling who
is a Conservative, but iu favour of free trade, was pro-
, posed and seconded by Peter Bothwell and J. R. Budow,
Esqs. The Mayor decided the show of bands in favour
of Messrs. Brooks and Bolling. A poll was then de-
manded on the part of Dr. Bowling.

BRID G EN ORTII.

WEDNESDAY.—The nomination for this borough took
place to-day in the Town-hall.
Mr. T. C. Whitmore was proposed by Mr. Wolryche
W. Whitmore, of Dudmaston, and seconded by Mr. W.
Thursfield, surgeon, of Bridgnorth; Sir J. Easthope was
proposed by Mr. Joshua Sing, and seconded by Mr. T.
Smalman; and Sir R. Pigot was proposed by Mr. T. W.
Brown, and seconded by Mr. L. Gatacre.
The Mayor declared the show of hands to be in favour
of T. C. Whitmore, Esq., and Sir John Easthope.
A poll was demanded on behalf of Sir R. Pigot, and
after a vote of thanks to the Mayor, the court, which was
very largely attended, broke up.
BRIDPORT.

The nomination for this borough took place yesterday.
There was a marked absence of excitement. Mr. J.
Howsell proposed Thomas Alexander Mitchell, Esq.
Mr. Whetham nominated Alexander Dundas Wishart
Ross Bailey Cochrane, Esq. Mr. Alfred Nicholetts pro-
posed the Hon. Edward Richard Petre. Mr. Richard
Searle proposed Mr. Robert Montgomery Martin as a
fourth candidate. The show of hands was in favour of
Cochrane and Petre, and on behalf of Mitchell and Mar-
tin a poll was demanded, and fixed for this day.
BRIDGE W AT ER.

JULY 28.—The nomination of candidates for the re-
presentation of this borough took place to-day.

After the customary preliminaries,
Mr. J. SEALY proposed Henry Broadwood, Esq., as a
fit and proper person to represent the borough.
Mr. GABRIEL POOLE seconded the nomination.
Mr. Furman being called, but not presenting himself,
The MAYOR inquired whether there was any other
candidate ?

Mr. GAZELEE insisted that as Mr. Forman had ad-
dressed the electors on Conservative principles, and re-
presented the borough on those principles for years, it
was the duty of the Conservative party to say whether
they would propose him or not. Did they withdrawhim?
Mr. BROADWOOD said that they did not withdraw
him, but did not propose him.—(Hear, and laughter).
Mr. BOYCE then proposed Mr. C. J. K. Tynte.
Mr. ROBERT FORDE seconded the nomination.
Mr. THOMAS PORDE, amid loud cheers, proposed Mr.
Sergeant Gazelee.
Mr. BATE seconded the nomination.

The respective candidates then addressed the assembly.
A show of hands was then demanded, and the Mayor
decided that it was in favour of Messrs. Tynte and Gaze-
lee. A poll having been called for,
The MAYOR announced that the polling would com-
mence at eight o'clock on the following morning, and
terminate at four.
The assemblage, which was very orderly, separated at
one o'clock.