The Sun.
London, England, 1847-07-24 00:00:00

CAITIINESS SHIRE.—The M.P., G. Traill (L), will be
returned without opposition.
CLACHNANNANSHIRE.—The M.P., Major. Gen. Morison
(L), is unopposed.
DUMBARTONSMIRE.—The M.P., A. J. Smollett (C), is
unopposed.
DUMFRIESSHIRE, Cousrrv..—The M.P., H. Johnstone
(C), retires.
DUMFRIES Buneiss.—The M.P., Mr. Ewart (L), is un-
opposed.
Du u.--The M.P., G. Duncan (L), is unopposed..
214111111MILSEIRS.—The M.P., Sir J. Hope (C), is un-
opposed.
ZDVEURGH CITY.—The M.P., T. B. Macaulay (L), and
G. Craig (L), will probably be opposed by Lord J.
Manners (C), and Lord Ashley (C).
ELGINSHIRE.—The M.P., Major C. Bruce (C), is un-
opposed.
ZLOIN Buaous.—The M.P., Sir A. L. Hay (L), will be
opposed by Mr. G. S. Duff, on the same interest.
Mr. Bannerman, jan., of Crimmongate (C), is also
spoken of.
FALKIRK BURGHS.—The M.P., Lord Lincoln (LC) will
be opposed by Mr. Wilson. of Dundyvan ( who
was defeated at the last election
_by a majority
of only 11.
F/SZSHIRB.—M.P., Captain Wernys (L), will be opposed
by Sir Coutts Lindsay (C).
NORTARSHIRE. The M.P., Lord J. F. G. Hallyburton
(L), is not opposed.
GLASGOW.—M.P., J. Oswald (L), J. Dennistoun (L).
Mr. Oswald retires. Mr. Dennistoun stands again.
The candidates for the vacant seat are Mr. J. Mac- '
gregor of the Board of Trade, Mr. Dixon of Govan
Nevnals, and Mr. Hastie, the Lord Provost of Glas-
gow; all Liberals.
GgEzisocK.—The M.P., W. Baine (L), retires. The
candidates are Mr. Dunlop and Lord Melgund, both
Liberals.
HADDLIGTONSHIRE.—The M.P., Sir T. B. Hepburn (C),
retires. The candidates are the Hon. Mr. H. Char-
teris (C) and Sir D. Baird (L).
HADDINGTON BURGHS.—M.P., J. M. Balfour (C), re-
tires. The candidates are Colonel H. F. Davie (L)
and Sir J. W. Drummond, of Hawthornden (C).
INVERNESS-SHIRE.—The M.P., H. T.Paillie (C), will
not be opposed.
INVERNESS BURGHS.—The M.P., J. Morrison (L), re-
tires, and Mr. A. Matheson (L), of Arkross, stands
in his place.
KILMARNOCK.—The M.P., Hon. E. P. Bouverie (L), is
unopposed.
KINCARDINESHIRE.—The M.P., Hon. H. Arbuthnot (C)
is unopposed.
KIRKCUDBRIGHTSHIRE.—The M.P., T. Maitland (L) is
unopposed.
KIRCALDY.—The M.P., Lieut.-Colonel Ferguson (L) is
unopposed.
LANARKSHIRE.—The M.P., W. Lockhart (C) is un-
opposed.
LEITH.—The M.P., A. Rutherfurd (L), the Lord Advo-
cate, is opposed by Mr. Wallace (C).
LINLITHGOWSHIRE.—The M.P., Mr. W. Bsillie (C),
retires, and Mr. Dundas, jun., stands in his stead. J
MONTROSE BURGHS.—The M.P., J. Hume (L), is unop-
posed.
ORKNEY AND SHETLAND.—The M.P., F. Dundas (L),
will be opposed by Mr. Anderson, also a Liberal.
PAISLEY.—The M.P., A. Hastie (L), is unopposed.
PEEBLESHIRE.—The M.P., W. F. Mackenzie (C), is un-
opposed.
PERTHSHIRE.—The M.P., H. H. Drummond (C), is un-
opposed.
PERTH BURGHS.—The M.P., Fox Maule (L), is unop-
posed.
RENFREWSHIRE.—The M.P., Colonel W. Moore (C), is
unopposed.
Ross AND CROMARTY.—The M.P., T. Mackenzie (C),
will be opposed by Mr. Matheson (L), of the Lewis
and Achany.
ROXBURGHSEIRE.—The M.P., the Hon. F. Scott (C),
retires, and goes to Berwickshire. The Hon. J. E.
Elliott (L), stands in his place, and perhaps will be
opposed by Mr. Balfour, of Whittingham (C).
SELKIRKSHIRE.—The M.P., A. E. Lockhart (C), is un-
opposed.
ST. ANDREW'S BURGNS.—The M.P., E. Ellice, jun. (L),
is unopposed.
STIRLINGSHIRE.—The M.P., W. Forbes (C), will be un-
opposed.
STIRLING BURGHS.—The M.P., Lord Dalmeney (L),
retires. The candidates are—Mr. Alison of Blair
Castle, Ayrshire, Mr. J. B. Smith, of Manchester,
and Mr. A. C. G. Maitland, of Clifton Hall ; all
Liberals.
SUTDERLANDSHIRE.—The M.P., Sir D. Dundas (L), is
unopposed.
WICK BURGHS.—The M.P., J. Loch (L) is unopposed.
Wicyrosrsuinu.—The M.P., Captain Dalrymple (L) will
be opposed by Colonel Blair (C), who was defeated
last time by a majority of five only.
WIGTON BURGHS.—The M.P., Sir J. M'Taggart (L), is
unopposed.

IRELAND.

ANTRIM.—M.P., N. Alexander (C), Sir H. B. Sey-
mour (C).
ARMAGH COUNTY.—The M.P., Viscount Acheson (L)
and Sir 11. Verner (C), are unopposed.
AR3IAGH CITY.—The M.P., Colonel J. D. Rawdon (L),
is unopposed.
ATHLONE.—The M.P., J. Collett (L), is opposed by Mr.
W. Keogh, a Roman Catholic.
BANDON.—M.P., Viscount Bernard (C).
BELFAST.—M.P., D. K. Ross (L), Lord H. Chichester (C).
CARLOW COUNTY.—The M.P., Colonel Bruen (C), and
Captain M'Clintock Bunbury (C), are unopposed.
CARLOW BOROUGH.—The M.P., Major Layard (L), is
opposed by Mr. J. Sadleir, of Emo, also a Liberal.
CARRICIEFERG US.—The M.P., P. Kirk (C), will be op-
posed by the Hon. Captain Cotton, son of Lord
Combermere, and brother- in-law of the Marquis of
Downshire.
CASHEL.—M.P., T. O'Brien (L).
CAVAN.—M.P., J. Young (C), Hon. J. P. Maxwell (C).
CLARE.—M.P., Major Macnamara (L) and C. O'Brien
(L) stand again.
CIA:MM.—M.P., Hon. C. Lawless (L), will probably
be opposed by Mr. J. Bagwell, of Marefield,
COLERAIRE.—M.P., J. Boyd (C).
CORK COUNTY.—M.P., E. B. Roche (L) and Dr. Power
(L) will be unopposed, except, perhaps, by Mr. N.
P. Leader (C).
CORK CITY.—M.P., D. Callaghan (L), A. McCarthy
(L).
DONEGAL.—M.P., Sir E. S. Hayes (C), E. M. Conolly
(C).
DOWN.—M.P., Viscount Castlereagh (C), Lord A. E.
Hill (C).
DOWNPATRICK. —M.P., D. S. Ker (C) retires, and his
brother, Mr. Richard Ker, stands in his stead.
DROGREDA.—M.P., Sir W. M. Somerville (L) is un-
opposed.
DUBLIN COUNTY.—M.P., J. H. Hamilton (C) and E.
Taylor (C), will probably be opposed by Lord
Brabazon (L), whe ran them very close at the last
election.
DUBLIN CITY.—M.P., E. Grogan (C) and W. H. Gre-
gory (C), are unopposed.
DUBLIN UNIVERSITY.-31.P., F. Shaw (C) and G. A.
Hamilton. These gentlemen will have to contest
their seats with Mr. Napier, Q.C. (C), Professor
31'Cullagh (L), and Mr. Kyle, son of the Bishop
of Cork.
DUSDALK.-11 P., D. O'Connell (L). This gentleman
retires. The candidates are Mr. T. M`Cullagh (L)
and Mr. C. M‘Tavish, Repealer.
DU NGANNON.—M.P., Viscount Northland (C).
DUNGARYAN. —The M.P., R. L. Sheil(L) is unopposed.
E }DU —The M.P., 11. Bridgeman (L), will be opposed
by Mr, O'Gorman Mahon (L), and Mr. F. Mac-
namara (L).
ENNISKILLEN.—M.P., Hon. H. A. Cole (C).
FERMANAGH. —M.P., M. Archdall (C), Sir A. B.
,Brooke (C).
GALWAY COUNTY.—M.P., J. J. Bodkin (L), T. J.
Burke (L). These gentlemen are unopposed.
GALWAY BOROUGH.—Mr. G. Blake (L), Sir V.
Blake (L.)
KE %Bs COUNTY.—M.P., Hon. W. Browne (L), M. J.
O'Connell (L). Mr. Browne retires, and Mr. Her-
bert, of Muckross (L), stands in his stead.
Kn0,,ARE.......m.P., R. M. O'Ferrall (L), R. Archbold
Cy). Mr. O'Ferrall retires. The other Member
stands again. The only other candidate is Mr.
Bourke (C).
KIL KENNY COUNTY.— Hon. P. Butler (L), R.
Smithwicke (L).
KILL lENNY BOROUGEL —The M.P., J. O'Connell (L), is
unopposed.
KING' 'a COUNTY. —The M.P., Sir A. Armstrong (L) and
Ckdonel J. C. Westenra, are unopposed.
Kuss.z.a.—The M.P., W. H. Watson (L), is unopposed.
LEA.—M.P., S. White (L), Lord Clements (L).
These gentlemen retire. Hon. H. C. Clements
conies forward in his brother's place, and Colonel
Tei uson (C) and Mr. Godley (L) contest the other
*stilt
LINER/ CH CO
• MIT W. S. O'Brien (L), C.
Po well (L).
Luwirea ex Crrv.—M.P., J. Kelly (L), J. O'Brien (L )
LisstaN.—Captain H. Meynell (C)
LONINCONDERRY COUNTY. -- M.p. - -* •
T..Bateson (C). ; , Captain T. Jones (C),
Sir R. A. FLerfsAo.nLe(Li)r.oy
LOON 'DERRY Urrv.--M.P.,
H. White
G To; RD COUNTY.--.M.P.,
Mr. Fox
( 0). In addition to the present Members,(
also
r. Luke
(e,",i) and Mr. Blackall (C) come forward.c.),
V.
Dawson
r bite (L) and Mr. J. N. Vaughan
140 UV r.—M.P., R. M. Bellew (L
(1:,). This latter gentleman retires and goes to
M:onaghan, and Mr. Fortescue of Ravesdate (L)
st tads in his place.
liaLLomr.—M•E, Sir C. D. 0. J. N. L. Norreys (L).
D. Brown (L), J. M. M'Donnell (L).
MAYO, •••—af.P.,
Tees° gentlemen will be opposed by Messrs. Moore
end Kirwan (L).
11. Grattan (L), M. E. Corbally (L).
BIEA-
Most; tGIIAN.—M.P., E. P. Shirley (C), C. P. Leslie (C).
it fr. Shirley retires, and the Hon. T. V. Dawson (L)
at ands instead.
NEW .toss—The M.P., lion. R. Gore (L and Repealer),
is (opposed by Mr. Kiely, an anti-Repealer.
NEW RM.—M.P., Viscount Newry and Morne (C).
PORThatt(.INGTON.—M.P., G. L. I). Darner (C).
guzzles COUNTY.—M.P., Sir C. H. Coot° (C), Hon.
Vesoy (C). Mr. Vesey retires. Sir C. H.
t
te stands again, in conjunction with Mr. J. W.
itzpatrick.
MoscolixoN.—M.P., F. French (L,
)
SLIGO C7ourcrv.—The M.P., W. R. 0 Gore, jun. C
enii J. Foiliott (C), retire* and Sir. R. G. Booth (
and
Mur. J. Wynne stand instead.
81. mo 13(mm:in.—M.P., J. P. Somers (L).
arimpg.tßy.—M.P., N. Maher (L), R.
A. Fitzgerald
(L). Mr. Maher stands again, in conjunction with
311 r. Scully, Repealer. The Conservatives put for-
NEWSeek . rennofather.
H T. L. Corry (C), Lord C. Hama.
j
wAis itiodiguyry.—M.P., W. V. Stuart (L), Hon.

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