The Sun.
London, England, 1848-11-27 00:00:00

The CHAIRMAN—I will take your opinion respecting
Sir C. Eardley, and we must consider the position in
which we are placed, and that the Conservatives ere
meeting at Nornianton to. day about bringing out a can-
didate.—(Loud cries of " We wish they may bring one,"
"We want a good man to beat him,' &c.) I will take
the opinion of the meeting as to the fitness or unfitness
of Sir C. Eardley, and it the show of hands should be
against him it will be for gentlemen to propose some
one else.—(Shouts of "Put the amendment," and 'cud
expressions of disapprobation.)
Amidst loud cheers and confusion, the CHAIRMAN
then edited for a show of hands on the proposition of
Mr. Alderman BowER, declaring Sir Culling Eardley a
tit and proper person t represent the riding in Parlia-
ment. Having taken the show of hands fur and against
the motion, he said :—" Gentlemen, it is my decided
opinion that the meeting has pronounced in favour of Sir
Culling Eardley."—('Tremendous uproar, groaning,
shouts of " Has the man lost his eyes?' and other mark.
of disapprobation.)
Mr. Bnook. called " For three cheers for Mr. Roe-
buck," which were lustily given.
Some one on the steps then called for cheers for Sir
Culling Eardley, and cheers and counter-cheers sue-
cet ded and continued for some time.

The decision of the chairman gave the greatest dissa-
tisfaction to Mr. Roebuck's friends, who maintained—and
in the opinion of disinterested observers they are right
—that the show of hands was decidedly against Sir Cul-
ling Eardley.
The meeting broke up about a quarter before two
o'clock. The number of persons present was about 6,000.
We have sinco been informed that Mr. Denison has
accepted the requisition of his friends, and consented
to be put in nomination.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.
Srn,—My horse, Royston Gower, is left among the
acceptances for the " Grand Open Sweepstakes," at Lea-
mington, entirely by mistake, I therefore beg leave to
state that he will not start for that race.—Yours, &c.,
THOMAS WESLEY.
Mount-street, Grosvenor-square, Sunday evening.
HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
Sherwood harrs., Tues., Robin Down's Hill; Fri., Par-
liament Oaks-11.
Sir R. Sutton's hds., Tues., Beaunianor Park; Wed.,
Widmerpool Inn; Thurs., Keythorpe Hall; Sat., Thrus-
sington-11.
Duke of Rutland's hds., Tues., Byard's Leap; Wed..
Elton Manor; Fri., Cold Harbour—lok.
Cheshire hds., Wed., Beeston Hall; Thurs., Tilatone
Lodge; Sat., Kelsall—lo}. --
Sir W. W. Wynn's hds., Tues., Cloverley; Thurs..
Baschurch Station; Fri., Carden-10i.
Lord Stanford's hds., Tues., Hunnington; Thurs.,
Stewponey; Set., Burnell Green.
North Staffordshire hds., Tues., the Three Crowns,
Stoke; Fri., Woore-10i.
Shropshire hds., Fri., Condower-10e.
Badtworth lids., Tues., Badsworth Hall; Thurs., Owl.
ton; Set-, Ringston Hill.
Mr. Lumley's lids., Tuee., Jockey House; Thurs.,
Armthorpe Village; Sat., Darlton Bar-10i.
Bramham Moor lids., Wed., Prckfield Bar; Fri.,
Bickerton Bar; Sat., Harewood-10i.
Rufford hds., Thurs., Langwith Lodge; Sat„ Bees-
Henry
Bentinck's
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CastleNst .10,ontio.KiroLe.wtmtall eriodt.rht;ol
le-Moreland;
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thoLropre—d
Wed., Snartord Bridge; Thurs.,
Frsi.i,rLisaantgkt,oonsb)ykelts,asghbyds;.,Svtrate.,dM.,
Thlloropideelrinoeussseh—dilles., Fri.,
Londesborough Avenue Gate;
Thurs., Wyton Tull-bur; Fri., Ilovrden Station-10i.
Mr. Napper's hda., Tues., Applesome; Fri., Leigh
Farm-11.
Somerset Subscription lids., Thee., Fairfield; F • Raleigh Cross-10i.
Mullein Park harrs., Fri., Wareham HalL
F. B. hds., Tues., Roscow; Fri., Ladock Wood.
Mr. Trelawny's hds., Tues., Ivy Bridge; Fri., Leather
Tor-10i.
Oakley lids., Tues., Chalgrave; Thurs., Bromham;
Sat., Swineshead-10i.
Baron Rothschild's stag lids., Wed., Hockliße
Grange-11.
Mr. W. S. Lowden's lids., Tues., Wolverhampton
Groat Ground; Fri., Drayton Cross Roads-11.
Lord Lonsdale's Ears., Tues., Aston Clinton-12,
11. H., Tues., Hinton House; Thurs., Lundway's Inn;
Sat., Tunworth—lo}.
Mr. Morgan's hds., Thurs., Kennel-10i.
Mr. Furso's hds., Wed., Lambert Brake, Peters Mar-
land; Fri., Buckland Filleigh.
Mr. Roe's lids., Wed., Batisbrough's Cross; Sat.,
Seven Stones-11.
Mr. Drake's lids., Tues., Stratton Audley; Thurs.,
Whitecross Green; Sat., Thenford House.
Mr. Phillip's lids., Tues., Stanton St. John ; Fri.,
Shirburn Lodge.
V. W. H. hds., Tues., Barrow Elm; Thurs., Red
Lodge; Sat., Ashton Keynes.
Warwickshire hds., Tues., Weston House; Thurs.,
Gaydon Inn; Fri., Epwell.
Earl of litzhardinge's lids., Tues., Dowdeswell, when
other appointments will be made.
Atherstono hds., Tues., Harrowgete; Thurs., Griff;
Fri., Hams Hall; Sat., Coombe.
South Berkshire hds., Tues., Aldermaston; Thurs.,
Delibere; Sat. Knoylo

SOUTH DEVON RAILWAT..--Mr. Thomas Gill,
chairman of this railway, has resigned his office in con-
sequence of difference of opinion between himself and his
co-directors. It is said that Dr. Millar, of Exeter, will
be elected to preside over the directors. Mr. Gill is
about to publish a pamphlet in explanation of the course
he has adopted.
Twenty-two miles below Cincinnatti there is a field
of corn covering six thousand acres, the crop of which
is yawed at 100,0001., the field producing 75,000 qrs.