The Sun.
London, England, 1847-08-11 00:00:00

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HUNTINGDONSHIRE.

On Tuesday Mr. E. Fellowes and Mr. G. Thornhill
were re elected without opposition.

ISLE WIGHT.

Mr. Fleming having resigned at the conclusion of the
first Boy's poll, Mr. Simeon, the Liberal candidate, was
yesterday declared duly electpd.
MIDDLE6EX.

Yesterday the polling was resumed at eight o'clock.
Shortly after eleven Mr. Osborne appeared at Brentford
Butts, amidst the cheers of his supporters. Being pre-
clud,:d from addressing the electors from the hustings,
he proceeded to his committee-rcom, at the White
Horse Inn. On appearing at the window he was re-
ceived with anlamations. He briefly expressed his ac-
knowledgments to the electors for the support he had
received, his satisfaction with the position he occupied
on the poll, and his confidence that the result would be
his return for the county of Middlesex by a large ma-
jority. He hoped they would continue their exertions,
and referred to the prieciples on which he had sought
their suffrages. He described the interest he felt in
the welfare of the agricultural labourers, and-adverted
to the propriety of adopting measur, s for defining and
recognising more fully the rights of tenant-farmers.
Lord H. Grosvenor appeared on the hustings soon
after Mr. Osborne had left, and was received with
cheers. He did not address the electors.

At four o'clock the Sheriffs ordered the poll-books to
be closed, and proclamation was made that the proceed-
ings stood adjourned to Thursday morning at 8 o'clock,
when the Sherin would procccd to cast up the poll-
hooks ; the declaration of the poll to be made et one
o'clock.

Mr. Sheriff CHALLIS explained the object of the ad-
journment to eight o'clock, and intimated that the pro-
ceedings of public interest would not begin till one o'clock,
and expressed for his colleague and himself their anxiety
and detormination to take every means in the discharge
of their officiel duties to ascertain tha exact result of the
polling. lle had been requested by the several candi-
dates. and more especially by Lord R. Grosvenor, to re-
turn thanks to their respective supporters. The candi-
dates weuld not address the electors, and had not
appeared, more than one instance having occurred in
which the supposed results were not realised when the
poll was declared. They would not then anticipate
the remarks which might be made on the day of declara-
tion. Ile concluded by expressing his hope that the
demeanour of the assemblage would continue to be
marked throughout the proceedings by an entire absti-
nence from disorder.
The following is the state of the poll at four o'clock,
when it finally closed, according to the statement of
Colonel Wood's committee:—

FINAL CLOSE OF THE POLL.
Grosvenor. Osborne. Wood.
216 138 335
537 460 224
351 355 221
174 121 155
286 207 261
713 671 413
143 108 192
662 564 417
484 411 356
661 547 358
208 179 132
465 355 362

Bedfont ...
Bethnal-green
Br,,ntford
Edgware ...
Enfield
Hammersmith
Hampstead
King's-cross ...
City of London
Mile-end ..•
Uxbridge •••
Westminster ...

Total ... ... 4,900 4,116 3,436
Majority fur Grosvenor over Wood, 1,464
Osborne, 784
Osborne over Wood, 680
The total numbers, as stated by Lord R. Grosvenor's
committee, were—
Grosvenor ... ..•
Osborne ... ..•
Wood ••• •••
The majorities being—
Grosvenor over Wood ... ... 1,412
Grosvenor over Osborne ... ••• 810
Osborne over Wood ... ... 602
The numbers, as stated by Mr. Osborne's committee,
were—
Grosvenor ... ... 4,897
Osborne ... "• . . 4,168
Wood ... ..• ... 3,453
The majorities being—
Grosvenor over Wood ... ... 1,444
Grosvernor over Osborne ... 729
Osborne over Wood ... ... 715
MONMOUTHSHIRE.
STATE OF THE POLL FIRST DAY.
Morgan ... 2,077
Captain Somerset ... 1,956
Lord Granville Somerset ... ... 1,944
WEST NORFOLK.

... 4,920
... 4,110
... 3,508

The nomination took place at Swaffham yesterday.
The candidates are Mr. Bagge and Mr. L'Estrange,
Tories, and the Hon. Edward Keppel Coke (brother to
the Earl of Leicester) and Mr. A. Hamond, Liberals.
The show of hands was in favour of Messrs. Bagge and
L'Estrange. The contest will be a severe one.

SOUTH NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.
OF THE POLL.
KnightlCeyl: ... . . ... 2,263
Vyse ... 2,058 -
lienloY • • 1.464
NORTH NORTHUMBERLAND.—FIRST DAY.
STATE OF THE POLL AT MORPETH AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Sir George Grey ... ... 251
Lord Lovaine ... 178
Lord Os,,ulston ... 171
AT ALNIVICK AT THREE O'CLOCK.
Grey ••• ••• ••• ••• 635
Lovaine 589
Ossulston ••• ... 561
EAST SOMERSET.
Mr. Miles (C) and Mr. Pinney (L) were yesterday
re-elected without opposition.
NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE.
SECOND DAY.—TWO O'CLOCK.
Adder!ey ••• ... 4,227
Brackley ..• 4,170
Buller -.• ••• ... 3,480
NORTH WARWICKSHIRE.
The nomination took place yesterday. The candi-
dates are Mr. Newdegate, Mr. Spooner (Protectionists),
and Mr. Leigh and Mr. Bracebridge (Liberals). The
show of hands was in favour of Newdegate and Spooner.

scoTLAND,
AYR DISTRICT OF BURGHS.
Lord James Stuart has been re-elected without oppo-
sition.

BUTE COUNTY.
Hon. J. S. Wortley re-elected without opposition.
COUNTY OF FIFE.
CLOSE OF POLL FIRST DAY.
Mr. Fergus ... ..• ... 717
Mr. Balfour 612
Majority for Mr. Fergus ... 105
FORFAR COUNTY.
Lord Frederick Gordon Hallyburton was on Mon-
day re-elected without opposition.
KIRKCUDBRIGHT.
The Solicitor-General for Scotland, Mr. T. Maitland,
has been returned.
ROXBURGHSHIRE.
Hon. J. E. Elliott, the brother of Lord Minto, was
on Saturday elected without opposition.

IRELAND.
CAVAN.
Mr. John Young and the Hon. James Maxwell have
been returned.