The Sun.
London, England, 1847-06-15 00:00:00

ELECTION MOVEMENTS.
AYLESBURY.
of new candidate has made his appearance in the shape
ph7r. J, P. Deering, of the Lee, near Wendover. Dr.
/34iLna.ore is also spoken borough.—fucks
of for our tc, uckB
•,-Tuser.

BIRMINGHAM.
I,„_ Meeting of some of Mr. ,tsro ,ner's friends tool:
137n4,t0---(1:y (Saturday), when it was arranged that his
committee should hold its first sitting on Tues-
-114 :.;let. In the meantime all the necessary machinery
seen prepared, and in the course of a few days
.an
re 3710 canvass will be commenced. Mr. Mu= remains
fielrluely determined not to coalesce with Mr. Schole-
th ; so that the battle will be single-han& d between
bee
latter gentleman and Mr. Spooner. It appears to
pp: Prevailing opinion that Mr. Scholefield has in the
se4,eri tithe
instance somewhat too prematurely offered him-
iitle,;(3 the constituency. In all probability, in conse-
-6Z ef increasing years, the next will be the last
-01:1 at which Mr. Spooner will tender his services
eiiratha. tnent ; and on this account, as well as incon-
e.
itte.ation of his assiduous attention to the local business
48interests of the borough, a large portion even of the
7ral electors are unwilling to disturb him in the pos-
-I°o of his seat. The contest may, however, be
te
wiir,e; but the probability is that the present Members
" °a again returned.

The BEWDLEY AND STOURPORT.
representation of these boroughs has been for
dal years confided to a member of the Winnington
Pees Y« whose family seats are near at hand, and who
dist sl3 large property and considerable influence in the
Ilet• Sir Thomas E. Winnington is the present
thealk-eer for these boroughs, and is a Whig of the old
letil. It is not expected that there will be any oppo•
ea to his re-election.
A m • CAMBRIDGE.
heaeeting called by the Committee of the Conser-
e'e,Aseociation was held last night at the Black
s— lan, the avowed purpose of which was to pass
tiotieselation
declaratory of the objection of the associa-
teeet° any compromise between the two parties in the
"as to the candidates at the next election. By an
e
elBight, the committee had summoned meeting of
Mora" instead of "the members of the association,
thetthrough this, a large number of the Whig party and
tpi ,section of religionists who hold the most extreme
letetit°„as as to the Maynooth grant obtruded themselves
eelieue room, and resolutions condemnator.y of the
14neal conduct of Mr. Manners Sutton and Sir Fitzroy
the Y Were passed, in addition to the one recognized by
• committee.
Th CUMBERLAND (EAST).
tam he Carlisle
Patriot asseverates that there is strength
LIR cleat to ensure the return of two Conservative candi-
e•sies, be opposition to Mr. Marshall and Lord Howard.
le,r election, only lo by about 80 votes.
DROITWIt
°r this ancient boreugh Sir John Pakington, the
eesent member, will again be a candidate. and there
Opeetils little doubt that he will again be returned wielleut
"sltiore
The ESSEX (NORTH).
itri„ bustle of the coming centest. continues, particu-
tee! In the Northern Division, in which since our last,
tieedrlew candidate has pissed across the stage and re-
ho., and another has already corn on. A meeting was
at Colchester on Saturday, when Mr. Savili Ooley
eO7l introduced as the opponent of Mr. Rebow. but in
theseeuence of being attacked with sudien ille se &Irina
te tir,°ceeding he withlrew on Monday. At Braintree
is ednesday, Major Bere,ferd, one of the peeked
ieers for Harwich, was announced as his success°,
hee4s field. In the Southern Divi,lon Mr. Brim ,tin
self ceded to the requisition soliciting him to offer him-
the only
that gentleman and Mr. B iwyer Smyth are
kr.;9l candidates yet in the field. A requts Lion to
thz_ Thomas Barrett L nnard become a candidate for
leit's division of the county at the ens erg elect len. is we
in the course of signature —Chelinfoid Chronicle.
theEVESHAM AND OTHER, tionouGris
n Evesham we are informed that Mr. Jell, Budge, 0,
partkanor house, will he prquesed by the Ceesere iriv-•
the Y. Lord Marcus Hill will again seine forward on
tet. Liberal side ; as to Mr. Borthwiek we are yet
detirely ignorant in regard to hi, iteentiens. In Kid
posed Ater we hear that Mr. Godson will be egain op-
Wh d by Mr. Sampson Ricardo, on the Liberal interest,
bre' r" him hard in 1841, only toeing by 12 votes.
jonitwich will retain its present valuable member, Sir
eirtla Pukington. They talk of a Liberal iipposition to
14' nenbow, in Dudley ; and the Bewdle Gins. rva
Sie4,-,,erzPect that Mr. Monteith will again try a fall with
tad'flumes Winnington ; but these are but rumours,
et ieafter all there m ay be no contest in Kidderminster.
'ewdley, or Dudley.—Worcester Herald.
Th HUDDERSFIELD
ef canvass of the Huddersfield constituency on behalf
Sir, George Wilson, chairman of the Anti-Corn-law
a tithe
resulted in about 440 signatures being attached
ne requisition, besides as many absolute promises of
41,111°11 as brings the number up to 532 voters. With
th a result, and as not more than 1,000 electors (at
ker.titinost) are likely to poll in the event of a contest.
ti Wilsnn's return may be regarded as secure against
Candidate of any party.
Wis Sin HULL.
h ce our last the only movement made in this town
the reference to the approaching election has been on
knpart of the "Liberal" supporters of Mr. Clay.
ee."e",ieng definite transpired with reference te a secend
-,',,tuate in the Liberal interest, but a youne man, a
ttl,"er of our former representative, Mr. Hutt, now
ao, for Gateshead, was, we learn, spoken of. Mr.
ref: Sykes was, we understand, asked to stand, but
'sed.--Hull Packet.
LEEDS.
414111! reception given to Mr. Sturge by a public meet-
le ee'f the inhabitants of Leeds, consisting :)t about
ti,"o persons, in the Cloth hall yard, on Monday eye-
to'g« corresponded with that given by the Liberal el c
~aeon the previous Thursday in the Musie-hall. A
me was passed in his favour, so nearly unanimeus that
only
Libor
tial
elioarefoinur hands were seen to be held up on the
that great assembly. The section of
With thats 'wh° support
butler Aldarn have cotnmuniceter
gentleman,
borne. to, We
apprehend it would be perfectly vain and
S-ic'elen to bring forward the hen. gentleman under pre-
et circumstances.--Leeds Mercury.
LCFIED.
I" Mottyn has annluncHed himself as a candidate for
;lint;hire SO that there can be little doubt new that
`IV vacancy in this city will be supplied by Lord Arieiss:cni;
the. private secretary to Lord Palmerston. At. with
te7lriends of Captain Dyott have taken no stef.prs
colmne
f;Vet to the election. Should the gallant effie _
ard
AlZierd„in the Conservative interest the seat of L
Paget would be in dander.
MALDON.
for. Waddington visited Ataldon again o Menday lest
Wel'," Purpose of calling upon some of the .
elector,' ; he
tha,nortiy make a general canvass. We are. intinsreld.
14' nig return with Mr. Dick at the next election
gated
certaiu.—Essex Standard
MARYLEBf )NE.
reeila? fallowing is a copy of the opinion in Mr. Sal•i-
tiscase
or"
h"; have coe‘idered the very peculi , circumstances
eielnotte's case, and are of opinion that Mr. Salem es
of decline t.) act as returning-officer for the b mere h
he,4tarylebone during the current year; that the sher.ffe
OthPoWer to accept his resignation, or to
er
elir;iblbl person to that office; and that he is net
11,;e to serve in Parliament fur that borough so long
e holds the office.

" T. N. TALFOURD.
"FRANCIS NEWMAN ROGERS.
" B. PEACOCK.

4 'rue $.

D AND BASSETLAW.
kid RETFOR
la generally believed that both Captain Dancombe
the r. Vernon intend to offer thems elves again. Of
tiiit,..teturri of the former there scare .ly appears any
ibeLeuee of opinion, but the latter having, from the
keZpility and time-serving course which he has pur-
NC' regardless of the expre-aed opinions of his con-
. tittients, completely alienated the good opinion ot all
Aito_ties, we are well assured he will be strenuously, and
los'uout a doubt most successfully, opposed by one
Xll be
consideration for the opinion of his constituents
be more in accordance with the feelings of the
.ectors; but who is to be the man, is perhaps too much
"u say. It is currently rumoured, however, that a s.
Of a resident nobleman will offer himself; a?ld it is also
laid by others it is to be the worthy baronet command-
ing the Sherwood Rangers. A third report adds, that
the free traders of Manchester are also to have their man
lent here.—Notts Guardian,
SANDWICH.

As we stated last week, Lord Clinton, son of the Duke
-12! Newcastle, has appeared, as a " No Popery" candidate
the two Liberals, Lord Paget and Mr. Grentill ;
4it isnot for a moment supposed that he has the
;tightest chance of success.—Dover Chronicle.

STOKE-UPON-TRENT.
held within
meeting of a section of the Whig Radical party,
u within these few days, it was determined to again
02ort Mr. Ricardo, and to invite a second candidate to '
_
e hie colleague, to the ejection of Mr. Alderman •
bvv"iand. This course is, however, strongly condemned
411naay.of the leading gentlemen in the Liberal interest.
4.l.Plutti Copeland's connexion with the trade of the
T.,ct) the moderation of his political opinions. and his
services with regard to the obtainment and forma
te:,°frailway communication throughout the Potteries,
mg" his re-election pretty certain.
Cap ta- WORCESTERSHIRE (EAST).
m Rushout, in consequence of ill health, will not
jhimself for re-election ; and, in all probability, the
y' W- Ward, the brother of Lord Ward, will be
in-
to' take the place of the Gallant Officer. Mr. James
lop Liar Taylor, it is understoJd, will retire, and, wcord-
re,te the terms of the Droitwich agreement, Mr.
447etts Foley will be allowed to walk over the course
eape:tatleceessor without opposition. Such is the present
of affairs in this division of Worcestershire.
No WORCESTERSHIRE (WEST).
Generrar Won is likely to be offered to the return of
44Ygon and Mr. Knight.
Th. WORCESTER (CITY).
citizens of Worcester, or at least some active.
On their behalf, have already named a host of
there •ts to represent them in next Parliament. First,
th is sir Denis Le Merchant ; all persons are agreed
mitein
a fit and proper person to represent a co-
snits,l engaged to a certain extent in commercial pur-
kr
...and anxious to do a good deal more business. As
alibi:: we can "cast the waters of the land," we should
.
it the two great parties could agree as to Sir
bj,a colleague, there would be no contest. We need
ar, remind our readers that Mr. Bailey, at present Sir
th Leolleague, retires from his political connexion
stow w orcester at this election, when it is under•
Seri, 118 will be returned for the county of Brecon.
ouldlaant Glover was the first regularly proposed new
not,,iste on the Conservative interest ; we keow
"lug of that learned gentleman, except that we have
14411 61319u11 the barristers attending the assizes