The Sun.
London, England, 1847-07-31 00:00:00

BODMIN.
CLOSE OF THE POLL.

BRADFORD.
CLOSE OF TLIE POLL.
Busfeild
Thompson
Hardy
Wickham

BRIGHTON.
CLOSE OF THE POLL.
Pechell (Liberal) ...
Ilervey (P)
Coniogham (Liberal)
BRISTOL.

FRIDAY.—The polling for this city took place to, day,
and terminated as follows:
Berkeley
Miles ... ...
Fripp
Pellatt
BUCKINGHAM BOROUGH.

... 4,398
... 2,600
... 2,469
... 160

Yesterday the election took place in the Town-hall.
Little or no excitement was observable. An opposition
was spoken of, but it did not occur. The Marquis of
Chandos was nominated by the Rev. Mr. Eyre and Mr.
Bennett. Colonel John Hall W.IS nominated by Mr.
Philip Box and Mr. King. Both Members, it is unne-
cessary to observe, go to Parliament under the ausi ic( s
of the Duke of Buckingham, and as agricultural pro-
tectionists. On the Mayor declaring them re-elected,
Colonel Hall and the Marquis addressed the audience.
Their speeches were excessively tame and uninteresting
Afterwards they were chaired through the town.
CAMBRIDGE.
FINAL CLOSE OF THE POLL.
Adair ... ... 819
Campbell ... 734
Sutton ... 465
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY.
The following is the state of the poll up to last night:—
FIVE O'CLOCK.

Law Of • ... 0•0 ... ... 935
Fielding ... ••• ... 731
Goulburn ... ... ... ... 611
Lefevre ... ••• ... 437
Among those who voted for the several candidates
were

For Mr. Goulburn and Mr. Lefevre—Hon. W. C., T.
C. W., and A. R. Spring Rice, Prof. Smyth, Dr. Pea-
cock, Dr. Lamb, Dr. Walmisley, Prof. Pryme, Hon. W.
H. Lyttelton, Lord W. Russell, Hon. L. W. Denman, Sir
E. H. K. Lacon, Dr. C. Musgrave, Sir James Parke, A.
J. B. Hope, Esq., Dr. Geldart, Hon. A. F. Phipps, Lord
C. Hervey, Lord Earnest Bruce.
For Mr. Law and Lord Fielding—Prof. Lee, Prof.
Scholefield, Hon. W. T. Law, Sir N. Chinnery, Dr.'C.
Wordsworth, Sir E. F. Bromhead, Capt. H. Lowther,
Dr. Rankings, Sir F. W. Heygate, Capt. A. Lowther,
Rev. C. C. B. Pownall, Lord Burleigh, Hon. W. H. W.
Hodges, Rev. Lord George Gordon.
For Lord Fielding and Mr. Lefevre—Hon. and Rev.
Baptist Noel.
For Mr. Lefevre—Revds. W. G. and C. Townley,
Hon. C. E. Pepys, Hon. D. L. Astley, R. G. Townley,
Esq., Sir E. G. C. East, Sir W. B. Ffolkes, &c.
For Mr. Goulburn—Lord A. Hervey, Hon. and Rev.
H. R. Yorke, Sir Herbert Jenner Fust, Hon. C. C.
Neville, Dr. Hollingworth, Master of Magdalen, Master
of Pembroke.
For Mr. Law and Mr. Goulburn—Hon. R. Clive,
Master of Peterhouse, Dr. Paget, Dr. Banks, Viscount
Alford..
For Mr. Law—Lord George Manners, Master of Caius,
Viscount Pollington, Viscount Clive.
For Lord Fielding—Dr. Chatfield, Sir Edwin Pearson,
&c., &c.

CANTERBURY.
CLOSE OF THE POLL.
Lord Conyogham (L) 808
Mr. Smythe (Peel 782
Lord Clinton (Prot.) ... 641
Mr. Vance (Prot.) ... 643
The two former gentlemen are consequently elected.

CARDIFF.
Dr J. Nicholl elected.
CARNARVONSHIRE.
Mr. Hughes elected—no opposition.
CARLISLE.

FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
CLOSING NUMBERS.
Hodgson (Conservative) ... ... 460
Dixon (Liberal) .. 459
Howard (Whig and Roman Catholic) 419
COLCHESTER.
CLOSE OF THE POLL.

Smyth
Hardeastle
Sanderson

CHELTENHAM.
CLOSE OF THE POLL.
Sir Willoughby Jones ... . .
Hon. Craven Bork°ley ...
Majority . .
CLITHEROE.

1,023
910
--113

The nomination for this borough took place on Thurs-
day morning at eleven o'clock. Matthew Wilson, Esq.,
of Eshton Hall, was the only candidate. Mr. Jeremiah
Garnet, of Clitheroe, proposed Mr. Wilson as a fit per-
son to represent the borough in Parliament, as a large
landowner and a strenuous supporter of commercial in-
terests. Mr. Henry Thomson seconded the nomination.
No other candidate having been proposed, the mayor
then declared Mr. Wilson to be duly elected.
CHRISTCHURCH.
Captain Harris has been re• elected without opposition

CRICKLADE.
This election took place yesterday, when Mr. John
Neeld was nominated by Captain Calley, and seconded
by Wm. Brown, Esq. Ambrose Lethbridge Goddard
was proposed by Sir W. H. Hicks Beach, Bart., and
seconded by Captain Prower. There was no opposition,
and the two candidates were declared elected.

DERBY.
FRIDAY.—To-day the nomination for this borough
took place at the Guildhall.
The candidates are the Right Hon. Edward Strutt
and the Hon. Frederick Leveson Gower, on the Reform
interest; Mr. Raikes, on the Conservative interest; and
Mr. M.Grath, Chartist.
The several candidates addressed the electors.

Mr. ISl‘Grath was withdrawn.
A show of hands was then taken, and declared to be
in favour of the Hon. Mr. Stratt and the Hon. Frederick
Leveson Gower.

The friends of Mr. Raikes then demanded a poll
which is to take place to-morrow (this day), at eigh
o'clock.

DENBIGH.
Mr. F. R. West has been returned without oppn
sition.

DEVONPORT.
STATE OF THE POLL-HALF-PAST TWO

O'CLOCK.

Tuffnell ~.
Romilly ...
Sandars ...

1,083
975
812