The Sun.
London, England, 1841-07-01 00:00:00

C. Russell, Esq. *
Viscount Chelsea* .
TADIWORTII.

Sir Robert Peel
Captain A'Court..
PETERBOROUGH.

Hon. G. W. Fitzwilliam
Sir rtobert Heron

TAUNTON.
Right Hon. H. Labouchere... ..... ...
E. T. Bainbridge, Esq . ...

HASTINGS.

Right Hon. J. Planta ... ..
Robert Holland, Esq..
EYE.

Sir E. Kerrison
HON ITON,

Colonel H. Binllie

F. A. Al' Geachy, Esq.*
LEICESTER

Wynne Ellis, Esq
I Easthope, Esq
.....

YARMOUTH.

C. E. Ilumbold, Esq.
W. Wilsher, Esq
WORCESTER.

Sir T. Wilde
J. Bailey, Esq.
BRIDPORT.

H. Warburton, Esq
T. A. Mitchell, Esq.*
DIIDIIUIIST.

Sir H. B. Seymour'.

BRISTOL.

P. J. Miles, Esq.
Hon. F. Berkeley
lIAItWICH.

J. Attwood, Esq.*
Major Beresfol d

DURHAM.
T. C. Granger, Esq.* ......... ••••••••
Capt. Fitzroy*

CItICKLADE.

Capt Howard .
J. Neeld, Esq. .

- WALLINGFORD.
W. S. Blackstone, Esq.

NEWCASTLE-ON-Tr RE.
W. Ord, Esq.
J. H. Hindc, Esq
CHESTER.

Lord R. Grosvenor
J. Jervis

WELLS.

W. Hayter, Esq.
R. Blakemmore, Esq.

YETERSFIELD.
Sir William Jolliffe
SANDWICH.

L. T. Troubridge
H. Lindsey, Esq
STA3IFORD.

Marlois of Granby
Sir George Clerk

CIItENCEsTER.
T. W. C. Masters, Esq.... .........
W. Cripps,

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GRANTHAM.
G. E. Welby, Esq.
Hon. F. Tollemaehe

EAST RETFORD.
G. H. Vernon, Esq
Captain Duncombe
_ _

CAMBRIDGE.
Non. C. M. Sutton ...
Sir A. Grant

BEDFO RD.
Captain Polhill
H. Stuart, E3q

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ST. ALBANS.
G.'jtepton, Esq.*
Lord Listovi ell

NOTTINGHAM.
Sir J. C. Hobhouse
C. H. De Larpent, Esq.*
WINDSOR,.

J. Ramsbottom, Esq.
Ralph Neville, Esq..'

_
WEYMOUTH.
Lord Villiers
G. W. Hope, Esq.
LEWES.

S. Harford, Esq."
H. Elphinstone, Esq.'" 1

BRIDGEIVATER.
H. Broadwood, Esq.
'f . S. Forman, Esq.*

. .
K NARESROROUGH.
A. Lawson, Esq. ...
W. B. Ferrand, Esq.'
NORTHAMPTON.

R. Smith, Esq....
R. Currie, Esq.
ANDOVER.

R. Etwall, Esq
Lord W. Paget*
NEWARK

W. E. Gladstone
Lord J. Manners'
COVENTRY

Right Hon. E. Ellice
W. Williams, Esq.

CIIIPPENHAIIi.

Joseph Neeld, Esq.
Captain Boldero . •

IIYTIIE.

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Stewart Maijoribanks*
CHILISTCHURCW.

Sir G. 11. Rose ...
YORK'

H. R. Yorke, Esq.'
J. H. Lowther, Esq.

WINCHESTER.

J. B. East, Esq.
B. Escott, Es(l.*
BURY ST. EDMUNDS.

Earl Jermyn
Lord C. Fitzroy

SHREWSBURY.
George Tomline, Esq
B. D'lsraeli*
LINCOLN.

Colonel Sihthorp
W. IL Collett, F.sq.*

N EWCASTLE- U EDER-LINE.
Buckley, Esq.'''
J. Q. Harris, Elq.*

- SUDBURY.
Frederick Villiers, Esq.*
D. D. Sombre, Esq.* .......
GATESHEAD.

Wrn. Hutt 1 ...
Those marked with an a3terisk are new Members for the
places which they represent.

MARYLEBONE ELECTION.
(FROM A CORRESPONDENT.)
This enlightened borough has this day presented a most dis-
graceful scene of riot and annoyanee to the peaceable inha-
bitants, owing to the employment (by the Tory Committees)
of the refuse of Gees-court, and other equally infamous locali-
ties, who, to the amount of hundreds, were employed to pa-
rade the borough, and attack with bludgeons all the unfortu•
nate parties whom they might meet dressed in the colours 01
the Liberal candidates.

Many broken heads are the result of this shameful and most
disgraceful affair, and it has taken the majority of tke 1) di-
vi,ion (from their general beats) in order to suppress these
vile outrages, alike disgraceful to either side in the important
moment of a general election.

MARSHAL VICTOR.—" SOUItZ (Upper Rhine),
June 22.—1 think it my duty to recal to your mind, that
after the Duke of Belluno quitted the Ministry, that
Noble Marshal, having been appointed to the E►nbassy
to Vienna, but accepted by the Austrian Goverument
only by the name of Marshal Victor, commissioned me
to declare to Viscount Chateattbriand, at that time _Mi-
nister of Foreign Affairs, that he would never consent
to renounce for anybody, still less for foreigners, a title
which he had obtained by his sword in the service of his
country.—Count DE LUSIGNAN, formerly Aide-dc-
Camp to the Marshal Duke of Belluno."—Le Conzditu-
Coned, June 28.

LEITH RACES.—On Friday the races over tile
Sands of Leith, which were revived by subscription some
years ago, commenced about ten o'clock, and continued
up to nearly five o'clock. There was some excellent
running, and the number of spectators assembled, not-
withstanding the chilliness and damp of the weather,
amounted, as we should suppose, to up wards of ten thou-
sand people. We regret, however, to state that the
sports of the day were marred by a fatal accident. One
of the horses, ridden by a boy, bolted and ran over a
youth, who, we understand, was taken off thc Sands dead.