The Sun.
London, England, 1841-06-29 00:00:00

WINDSOR-(r HIS DAV.)
STATE OF THE POLL.

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Ramsbottom
Ferguson
Neville
Dc Beauvoir

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ISIENIBERS ELECTED.
Anti- Med"
SOUTHWARK.
Mr. Alderman Humphery Monopolists. pulls"'
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Mr. Wood ..

AYLESBURY.
Captain Hamilton
Mr. Rice Clayton

BUCKINGHAM.

F it Thomas Freemaittle
Sir J. Chetwode

PORTSMOUTH.
The Chancellor of the ilAchequi r 1 •••
Sir G. Staunton
WENLOCK.

Hon. G. Forester ....
J. C;askell,

woonsTocx.
F. Thesigcr, Esq

PORCHILSTER.
Hon. H. Ashley ••• •• •••••

Sir James Graiiim..

1. E 0 M 1 N ST EB

Charles Greenaway.
James Wigram,

HORSHAM.

Hon. It. C. Scarlett

11 E ItTFORD.

Lord Mahon
Hon. W. F. Cowper

NORWICH
Marquis of Douro
B. Smith, Esq.

LYNN.
Lord George Bentinck
Sir S. Cann►ng..
Lord Fit zharris..
MA ILLBOROUGII
Lord Ernest Bruce
11. B. Baring, Esq.
TIVERTON.

WILTON.

Lord Palmerston ...
J. Ikathcote, t sq.

WA KWIC K.
Sir C. Douglas
W. Collins, Esq.... .... .......

lurow.
Sir E. Sugden .
J. Pemberton, Etq
'WESTBURY.

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I•••

Sir R. Lopez...

ELECTION MOVEMENTS.Libe 01
th
TTINGHAM, JUNE 26.—There is no (lords,. of •-6 rata
Candidate beingreturned, and that Mr. Walter will relit `le
the wilds of Ifearwood, rather snore assured that the Pe°l
tottv
will r u"ot at all times be gulled with his claptrap 2, „ re.
cry. i.verywhere the Liberal candidates bare „,,,"
ceived with unbounded applause. They are the Pe
choice, and will be the people's representatives. colt
NORTH RIDING OF YORKSHIRE. -- GAINSBORO
JUNE 26.—( From an Elector of South Durham. )--1 itb
send you a copy of Mr. Bowes's speech at Stockton, 06.iret.
neseay, the 23d instant, for insertion is your widelY 0
lated and popuhr journal. Mr. Bowes is everything o•
want in a representative, except on the Corn-lass 'I et
lion, and I am afraid it will be difficult tle,:ie
county Members free from these prejudices. The T0r,,00:
stirring heaven and earth to bring in their No PoperY
ened,
didate, but I trust the Liberal candidates will yet be retu
to ibt
Mr. Bowes was followed by Henry Pease, Esq., brother
late Member, Mr. Joseph Pease, jun. r
WARRINGTON, JUNE G. Mr. Kershaw's chance 0 _..be
cess here is most cheering. Every hour adds to the 111,0
"of his voters, and a consequent accession of strength 0,
sII
trade. The Tories here 'are sadly mortified to find rue
op EDINBURGH, JUNE 26.—The difference of opinion s'fbaril
existed among the Liberal party as to the candidate we%oss
serving of united support, in room of Sir Joll° ‘Dir•
Lord Campbel), has been happily set at rest bY.,•
6
Ewart's declining to corns forward. Mr. Evart thi
present prosecuting a most successful canvass in iddi-
Dumfries burghs, and ne think he has s''ted„stitty
ciously in refusing an invitation from any other dap. is,
ency. Mr. Macaulay, who arrived in town on Thnrsul;itas
along with Mr. William Gibson Craig, to address the
to-day in the Waterloo-room:, at twelve o'clock. the
LEITH, JUNE 26.—The Lord Advocate is to au'''. win%
electors of Lei'h to-day at two o'clock. The Tortes.",,fietyr
failed to induce Mr. Gladstone, of Church-building
to come forward, his Lordship will walk over the course'
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SECOND 1414 1/ITI°IIII

CITY ELECTION.-(THIS PAIr

FINAL CLOSE OF THE POLL.

FOUR O'CLOCK.

6,3-23
6,322
6,t218
6,190
6,176
6,161
6,017
5,90 do
At four o'clock the Poll Books were close fiff
Guildhall, immediately upon which Mr. Slire
Gibbs stated that the official state of tile ;•
would be announced to-morrow at two o'clQck

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