The Sun.
London, England, 1847-07-24 00:00:00

ENGLAND.

ABINGDON.—M.P., Sir F. Thesiger (C). Candidates
Sir F. Thesiger (C), and Major-General Caultield
(L). The General has served a considerable time in

India, and is a candidate for a directorship in the
East India Company.
ANDOVER.—M.P., Ralph Etwall (L), and Lord W. Paget
(L). Mr. Etwall retires, after a service of sixteen
years, on account of ill health. The candidates are
the Hon.i N. Fellowes, of Hurtsbourne Park, heir to
the earldom of Portsmouth (L), Mr. Thomas Cha-
loner Smith (L), Mr. W. Cubitt, sheriff elect of
London (C), and Mr. Coles, of Long Parish (C).
ANGLESEA COUNTY.—The M.P., Hon. W. 0. Stanley
(L), stands again, opposed by Sir It. W. Bulkeley,
also a Liberal, and the present Member for Flint.
ARUNDEL.—M.P., the Earl of Arundel and Surrey (L).
A SEIBURToN.—The M.P., James Matheson (L), retires,
and his brother, Colonel Matheson, comes forward

in his stead.
A SHTON • UNDER-LYNE.—M.P., C. Hindley (L).
AYLESBURY.—M.P., C. J. B. Hamilton (C), R. R. Clay-
ton (C). Captain Hamilton retires; Mr. Clayton
offers himself again. The other candidates are
Lord Nugent and Dr. Phillimore, Liberals; and J.

P. Deering, of the Lee, near Wendover, Censer-

vative.
BANBURY.-11. W. Tancred, fifteen years Member for
the borough, and a staunch friend of rdigious, civil,
and commercial freedom, will be opposed by the
Honourable F. Villiers on the Conservative interest;
and Mr. Macgregor (C), is also mentioned as a
candidate.
BARNSTAPLE.—M.P., F. Hodgson (C), and Mr. Gore
(C). These gentlemen were run very close at the
last election by the Liberal candidates, the Hon. J.
Fortescue and Sir J. P. B. Chichester, the numbers
being 361, 350, 347, 338. Mr. Hodgson retires, and

the Hon. J. Fortescue is the only candidate for the

vacancy.
BATA.-M.P., Lord Duncan (L), and J. A. Roebuck
(L) Candidates, the present Members and Lord
(C), late Member for Dorsetsbire.

BEAUM A MS. —M. P.. Colonel F. Paget (L).
BEDFORDSHIRE.—M.P., Lord Alforc. (C), and Lord C.
J. F. Russell (L). Lord C. Russell was returned
this year, on the decease of Mr. Astell (C). It is
probable that his Lordship will now retire, and that
Mr. S. C. Higgins, of Surrey, will come forward.
Lord Alford also will probably stand.
BEDFORD.— .P. , Captain F. Polhill (C), and H. Stuart
(C). Mr. W. Whitbread (L) had a sharp contest
with these gentlemen last election. The numbers
were 443. 421, 410. Sir H. K. Verney (L), is now
a candidate.

BERKSHIRE.—M.P., Viscount Barrington (C), R. Palmer
(C), P. Pusey (C).
BERWICK.—M.P., Mr. Forster (L), R. Hodgson (C).
The latter gentleman goes to Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
Mr. W. H. Miller (C), is the new candidate.
BERWICKSHIRE.— M.P., Sir H. P. H. Campbell (C),
retires, and the Hun. F. Scott (C), will succeed him.
BEVERLEY.—M.P.. J. Towneley (L), Sir J. W. Hogg
(C). Mr. Towneley stands again, in conjuntion with
Baron Goldsmid (L).
BEWDLEY.—M.P., Sir T. E. Winnington (L). A close
run last election with R. Monteith (C); numbers

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has ako been requested, and has consented, to
stand, but independently it is said of Mr. Muntz.
Mr. Sergeant Allen is also in the field. A requisi-
tion was presented to Sir Robert Peel, but the
Right Hon. Baronet declined the honour.
BLACKBURN.—M.P., Sir W. Feilden (C) and J. Hornby
(C). Sir W. Feilden retires; Mr. Hornby stands
again, on the Conservative interest; and Mr. J.
Pilkington and Mr. W. Hargreaves come forward
on the Liberal side. W. P. Roberts, the miners'
advocate, is also a candidate.
BODMIN.—M.P., J. Dunn Gardner (C) and Sir S. T.
Spry. The candidates comprise the present Mem-
bers, Mr. Wyld, geographer to the Queen, the Hon.
Captain Vivian, Mr. Lacy, Deputy-Chairman of the
South-Western Railway Company, and Dr.
Mitchell, of Bodmin.
BOLTON.---M.P., P. Ainsworth (L) and Dr. Bowring(L).
Dr. Bo wring stands again. Mr. Ainsworth retires,
and Mr. J. Brooks, of Manchester (L), stands in
his stead. Mr. W. Bolling also stands on the Con-
servative interest.
BOSTON.—M.P., J. S. Brownrigg (C) and Sir J. Duke
(L). The candidates are Sir J. Duke and pro-
bably M. W. Wire, of London, on the Liberal side;
and Mr. B. B. Cabbell, present Conservative Mem-
ber of St. Albans, with probably Mr. H. Ellis, of
the same politics.
BRADFORD.—M.P., J. Hardy (C), W. Busfeild (L),
who succeeded W. L. Lister (L), deceased, in 1841,
gaining the day over Mr. Wilberforce (C) by only
tour votes. Mr. Busfeild retires, as does also Mr.
Hardy, on account of age. Mr. G. Hardy, his son,
and Mr. H. Wickham come forward on the Con-
servative interest, and Mr. Alderman Meek, of York,
Mr. Sergeant Wilkins, Colonel P. Thompson, and
Mr. Busfeild, on the Liberal.
BRECKNOCKSHIRE.—M.P., Colonel Thomas Wood (C),
who retires. •
BRECON.—The M.P., Sir C. M. R. Morgan (C), re-
tires, and Mr. L. V. Wilkins will probably be un-

opposed. -
BRIDGENORTII.—M.P., T. C. Whitmore (C), Sir R.
Pigot (C). These gentlemen stand again. Sir J.
Easthope, the present Member for Leicester, also
stands upon the Liberal interest.
BRIDGEWATER.—M.P., H. Broadwood (C) and T. S.
Forman (C). J. K. Tinte is a candidate on the
Liberal interest. Mr. Forman is at present abroad.
BRIDPORT.—M.P., T. A. Mitchell (L) and J. Romilly,
(L). The latter gentleman retires to Devonport.
The former, who will stand with the Hon. E.
Petre (L), will contest the seat with A. B. Coch-
rane (C).
BRIGHTON. M.P., Captain Pechell, R.N. (L), and
Lord A. Hervey (C), who succeeded Mr. Wigney
(L), upon his resignation in 1842. The present
Members stand again ; and Mr. W. Conyngham,
of Kemp Town, having been invited by the Brighton
Liberal Association, will contest the seat with Lord
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W. S. Miles (C), and the Hon. F.
H. F. Berkeley (L). The present Members stand
again, and it is said will be opposed by Mr. W.
Fripp, who has twice been defeated on the Con-
servative interest. The Liberals are anxious to
bring forward another candidate, and it is said
that the Chartists intend to start a Mr. R. Norris.
Mr. Brunel, the engineer, has also been mentioned.
BUCHDTGIIAMBHIRE.—M.P., C. G. Du Prt (C), nom W.
Vitzmaurice (C), C. Tower (C). The Hon. Mr.
Fitzmaurice retires, and Mr. Tower, who originally
intended again to solicit the suffrages of the
electors, also retires. Mr. Du Prii and Mr. Disraeli,
the present Member for Shrewsbury, alone stand
upon the Conservative interest ; and the Hon. C.
C. Cavendish, the present Member for Youghal,
on the Libbeal. Mr. Watson has also issued an
address upon principles of free trade in everything,
gold included.
Bucxir GHAM.—The M.P., The Marquis of Chandos (C)
and Colonel Hall (C) will not be opposed.
BURT (L.4,7gC.1.58,151Z).-115.P., R. Waker (L).