The Sun.
London, England, 1847-07-29 00:00:00

HERTFORD.

The nomination for this borough also took place Yes:
terday. Lord Mahon and Mr. Cowper were proposed
and seconded ; the former by Messrs. Lawrenced Gepper.
Haslam, and the latter by Messrs. Manser lut
__ . T.
A third candidate, in the Liberal interest,_
romr
Chambers, a barrister on the HomeeCirceu:l,eotrrlsP P°
be said
and seconded, but in his address t th
he should decline
deoclared duly elected.
and Mr. Cowper were, theretossek
11°NlIers .for this borough came
The election of two Meem, p 11, and Lord Mahon
off yesterday. goingk to
tees
Mr.'
of Honiton, came forward in the
Lord of the Manor, eminent engineer, 'and
and was enthusiastically received by
able was proposed in a very speech by
both parties. He
and seconded by Mr. J MEL-
1-1E Y ABERDEEN,
congratulated the electors on the absence of
was ftehsetendptroow;cleds
and the enthusiasm manifested all party
a Conservative,
sLmvirbeisiirra,l_:ilioteelirnegst
the candidate.
who expressed his satisfac-
tion in having to propose a gentle
bySMirrj..WWIL Hralgnoemts,
gentleman of know talent,
focuonndsisrteeandty loghptrom and
promote
privilege,the
ability, and experience, one who had proved himself a
and/tee
wholous supporterwould
alwayso
of every
t 3
in-
terest of the borough. He was seconded by Captain
Locke Th e Ma
nidirosai r (JM.
Nrv. .C. 0 I:go otdh)e then e
"d et!
Renwick, R.N.
borough, and the usual chairing took place.
HORSHAM. ntiaatirevdesMofr.thjs.
The nomination for this borough took place yesterdsy,
The candidates are Mr. W.R. S. Fitzgerald and Mr. John
Jervis. The shown of hands was in favour of Mr.
Jervis. The polling take place to-day.
HULL.
estecclay
The nomination of candidates took Pliwaei'wn Hall.
morning on the hustings in front of had Tea
rone
After all the preliminary business
Mr. Richard
who was seconded by Mr. Jo Fe
Matthewse Talbot Baines, and
through, Mr. W. B. Carrick nominated
one Ms.
Tottie then proposed Mr.the nomination. her other
Mr. James Clay,
Mr. Thomas Ward seconds
Brown,
was
nominated
by.
s.
candidate, Mr. James 24
T. Hassell and and addressed the electors, and
seconded by r. Wilkinson. Mr. James
M. T. Baines, whose sentiments
`waslay then came forward
fr.
bwyith3the greatest approbation. Mr. James
candidate, next delivered hie senti-
Brown, the third
senti-
ments. At the conclusion of these addresses, Mr. Jobe
me— • •the Sheriff, declared the majority of hands
Lee Smith, ,
were followed
received
d
in favour of Mr. Clay and Mr. Baines, on which a poll
was demanded for Mr. Brown.
The meeting then dispersed quietly.
HUNTINGDON (BOROUGH).
An address was issued this (Wednesday) morning with
the signature of Mr. Prendergast, stating that " after
carefully considering the result of our canvass, the friends
of the Liberal cause have resolved to abandon the idea
of a contest at the approaching election." The two
Conservatives will consequently walk over.
KIDDERMINSTER.
Mr. Godson, Q C., the late Member, was yesterday
returned without opposition.
LANCASTER.
• siou took
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llace to-day in the Town-hall, when J. Greene, Esq., the
ate Member, was again proposed by Dr. De Vitre; S.
Gregson, Esq. (Liberal), was prop LA by E. G. Horn-
by, Esq., and E. D. Salisbury, Esq., (Tory), of Lan-
caster, was proposed by S. Simpson, Esq. A show of
hands was taken, and declared in favour of Mr. Gregion
and Mr. Greene. Mr. Dunn, on behalf of Mr. Salis-
bury, then demanded a poll, which is fixed for to-
morrow.