The Sun.
London, England, 1841-07-12 00:00:00

Shelley, Esq. S39 G. Darby, Esq.
A. E. Fuller, Esq 2,179
YORKSHIRE, (WEST RIDING).

FINAL GROSS POLL, FRIDAY.
Lord Milton 11,636 Hon. J. S. Worthy 12,740
Lord ...... 11,583 E. B. Denison, Esq... 12,374

SCOTLAND.
BUTE.-FIRST DAY'S POLL.

H. Dunlop, Esq... ..... 72

Sir W. Rae 128

ROXBURGH COUNTY.
HawrcK, JULY B.r-The polling commenced here at nine
this morning, and is carried on with great spirit. At half-put
one the numbers stood thus:—
Mr. J. Elliot
No accounts have been received from Kelso or Jedburgh, but
it is confidently stated that Mr. Elliot is a-head at both places.

IRELAND.
BELFAST.—STATE OF- THE POLL, SUL? 9, Six O'CLOCK.
Lord Belfast*
D. Ross, Esq.* 746 Johnson, Esq.* ...... 856

TWELVE o'CLocx.
TheC 2ißbeKralCciaTuslre.—isW=Sinantr: the Reformers of Cork
have done their duty—and although the defeated Conservatives
will continue the contest, perhaps until the last man is polled,
the struggle area at the commencement of the second day's
polling might be said to lie over.
The riots, or rather the incentives to riot, continued until
eleven o'clock last night. fhe Mayor (Julius Besnard, Esq.)
—some say his Uort.hip "dined out"—headed the cavalry,
Sheriff Deeble the infantry, and Sheriff Danman the police.
The defenceless people were charged repeatedly through Great
George .street, up the Parade, and down Patrick-street. At
eight o'clock the word was given—I don't know by whom—to
load with ball, the Riot Act was read at nine o'clock, and the
city became all through one scene of terrific excitement.
'f he authorities have much to answer for ; the citizens are
loud in condemnation of their conduct. How could matters be
otherwise ? But the Sheriffs are reputed Orangement—one of
them the late master of Lodge 450.
CLOSE OP THE POLL THIS EVENING.
F. Murphy, E5c....... 1 800
,062 Colonel Chatterton
70
D. Callaghan, Esq._... 1,042 —.Morris, Esq.

CORK (CITY).--JULY 8.
F. Murphy, Esq,
D. Callaghan, Esq, 1,386 Colonel Chatterton 959
... ],362 A; Morris, Esq.

ÜBLI.
No return has been received which can be depended upon.
KINSALE.—CLOSE OF THE POLL. JULY 8.
W. H. Watson, Esq.* 9B W. Attvrood, Esq.
Only seven more voters to poll.
MALLOW—CLOSE OF THE POLL.
Sir J. Norris

WATERFORD CITY.
WE n Esn Y Ev NING. —Our election commenced to-day.
We thought everything would have gone on smoothly; but the
harmony of the town has been disturbed by two very respect-
able and leading barristers, namely, John Alcock and Thomas
Harris. The former had proposed Mr. Christmas, and the
latter seconded him.
Sir Benjamin Morris proposed Mr. Wyse, and Mr. John
Alward seconded him.
Mr. Alexander Shetlock proposed Mr. Barron, and Mr. H.
Downes seconded him.
Messrs. Barron and Christmas polled one each at five o'clock.

ELECTION MOVEMENTS.
NORTH LINCOLNSHIRE.
(FROM A cogRESraNDENT.)
At the close of the poll on Thursday the numbers were—
For Lord Worsley .....
Christopher .........
Cu5t.........
Being a majority for his Lordship of 834, and a deadly blow at
Toryinfluence.
South Lincolnshire is all in motion. A spontaneous canvass
has commenced for Mr. Handley, and such is the enthusiasm
displayed in his favour that his triumphant return is all but
certain. Electors from London and all parts of the kingdom
should rush to the poll on Monday.