The Sun.
London, England, 1841-07-10 00:00:00

IRELAND.

BELFA ST.—Stan:n DAY„ WEDNESDAY, Six O'CLOCK.
Lord Belt Ist
D. R. Ro is, Esq. ....*459 W. G. Johnson, Esq. ... 490
COI 1K CITY.— WEDNESDAY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
The Li beral cause is triumphant ; the Reformers of Cork
have done their duty—and altt .ough the defeated Conservatives
will cont 'nue the contest, ‘eril aps until the last man is polled,
the stru.g gle even at the c om mencement of the second day's
polling .rt Light be said to he c we r.
The I i ots, or rather the i so :entives to riot, continued until
eleven o'clock last night. '. I:!ne Mayor (Julius Besnard, Esq. )
—some say his Worship dined out"—headed the cavalry,
Sheriff 'Deeble the infantry, .and Sheriff Denman the police.
The d efeliceless people were ( ha.-ged repeatedly through Great
Geol.: se -street, up the Para( le, 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.
'The authorities have min h to answer for ; the citizens are
laud in col iden 'nation of thei r conduct. How could matters be
otherwise ? 13ut the Sheriffs are reputed Orangement—one of
them the late.. master of Lod; e 450.
11.0 SE OF THE IN )LL THIS EVENING.
F. Murphy, Esq.
D. Callaghai t, Esq. 1,042 Morris, Esq.
DUBLIN ELECTION.— DUBLIN, THURSDAY NIGHT.
The freem m are still comic ,g up in batches of twenties, and
the consequen .ce is that the L iberal candidates are yet in a mi-
nority. It is expected, however, that the corporation will be
completely e: :hausted this evi •ning, and that the close of to-
morrow's pol 1 will put the Libi trals in the position they occupied
on the first d ay.
West
Grogan .... . . ......... . 2,t 197 Hutton
Majo ty for West o( !et O'Connell
Maio Ay for Grogan over O'Connell 234
KINSA LE—FIRST DAY.
Wats'on, E sq. 23 Wolverly Attwood, Esq.'s 19

MALLOW—c '3l.cts OF THE POLL.
Sir J. Norris

WATER I 'ORD CITY.
WE:oNrAn. EVENING.--, Our election commenced to-day.
We thought e verything would , have gone on smoothly; but the
harmony of :le town has be ?.n disturbed by two very respect-
able and lea ding barristers, n; imely, John Alcock and Thomas
Harris. T kl 4, former had pr oposed Mr. Christmas, and the
latter seconded him.
Sir Benjk. min Morris prop osed Mr. Wyse, and Mr. John
Aylward sec onded him.
Mr. Alex. Inder Shetlock pr oposed Mr. Barron, and Mr. 11.
Downes secs nded him.
Alessrs. 13 anon and Chri An, as polled one each at five o'clock.

EL E CTION A lOVEMENTS.
NORTH LESA:OLNSHIRE.
(ERODE A C,OR. RE SI'ONDENT.
At the c. ju) ci the poll or , Viurs,lay the number' were—
] .4,r 1„..01- .(I Worsle. i . ....... ... ........... 4,420
Christopher ... ......... ... .. ..... 3,586
Cust. ................................. 3097
Being A VrAjority for' his Lordship of 834, and a deadly blow at
Tory i
6" .th Lincolnshire• is all in motion. A spontaneous canvass
has r orani enced for Mr- Handley, and such is the enthusiasm
"';s'ilayed i 'n his favour I hat his triumphant return is all but
c: .rtain. Slectors from London and all parts of the kingdom
s' ' -
hould ru } to the poll a n Mon day.
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H .F 3.ECTIONS TO COME.
LIST 0 F CANDIDA TES, NOMINATIONS, AND
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DAYS. OF POLLING.
CARLO W (CouNTY).... -Election day, July 12. Candi-
dates—Col onel Bruen, T. Bt. 'nburY, D. O Connell, Jun., Ash-
ton Yates.
)..—Poll-clay, July 13.
CORK coory.__Finti,in day, July 12.
d. DERE Can-
id_ates—o if (iSotrrit DtvistoN
3 -R. Colville, E. ALL,. lunday, M. Lisburne.
H. Burn N"( )11FOLK.—Candidates— E. Wodehouse, Esq.,
.1/1,,i1 .7i COUNTY.—Poll day, .July 12.
' h Esq. Polling, July 12.
FERI Ale' (s, •
didates AAN, kGII. (County).—Polling day, July 15. Catt-
y ONDONDE
GA' .IL Al -cllall, Sir A. B. Brook.
KF LWAy COUNTY. —Poll day, July 12.
LI RRY, C( )UNTY.—PoII day, July 13.
L .MERICK COUNTY.—Election day, July 12.
'RR Y.—Poll day, July 12. '
Can-
d' ..OUTR (Co unty).—Election day, 112th !July. Can-
STIRLING
latex—R. A`j. i ellew,' Hon. V. Dawson, M. Fortescue.
MAYO COUN Ty -_Election day, July 13. Candidates-
-ft. D. Browne, M. Blake.
'ounty).—Polling days, July 12 and 13.
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( lfndidates—sir AL Bruce, Bart., W. Forbes.