The Sun.
London, England, 1834-12-25 00:00:00

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN'

TO-MORROW will be presented
GEORGE BARNWELL.
George Barnwell, Mr. Cooper. Millwood, Mrs. Faucit•
_oied
After which will be proiuced a New Grand Comic Pantomimic, 7:ASS
HARLEQUIN AND QUEEN MAB; OR, THE THREE
DISTAFFS.
Harlequin, Mr. Ellar ; Pantaloon, Mr. F. Sutton ; Clown. iteeuic.
Matthews; Whirligig, Mr. W. H. Payne. Columbine,

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L 0 _V D ON,
THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 25. 16,34

We are glad to find that a public meeting of t aa
electors of Middlesex is to be held at the Diorama'
of
the Regent's_ Park, on Monday next. The examPle bt
the metropolitan county cannot fail to have great rreigSt
throughout the country, and it is therefore of the otlli
th
is
importance that the electors of Middlesex act, °0
occasion, with that zeal for the interest of 010 grweeb
cause of freedom, and good government. by
they have ever been distinguished. We hardlyl"- of
t
remind them, that they cannot give a stronger. P
at
of their attachment to that sacred catler.
the present moment, than by:dropping pettY'wtbe
ences of opinion, and cordially uniting to offde% ete
re-election of the present Members. Both thOs of
tlenign have been proved beyond the possibileo,
doubt—j there be faith in man. Let there!' ',ea
be no caviLing—no bickering—no ill-will belsa
their respective I:.artizans. Let the names of air
is
and HUME wave in same banner, and vict°'

sure.

The day of Election is at hand and every thing i;)0'
bravely on. Our only apprehension has hitherto :00
sistcd in the passiveness of those wird,. fearing,
danger, deemed it needless to give any pub3te aelitiofg
stration of their defiance ; but the haughty
of the Tories have at length roused the latent "
pe
and " property and respectability" will no longel:di
on their side alone. They saucily tell us that u°ta.iry
all the loyalty, but the wealth, and honour,
111
telligence of the country, arc lodged exclosice jse of
them ; and that they now step forth under a `eathe
paramount duty, to protect their Sovereign atl an
country from threatened peril and destriteri°%iler'
rescue them from the strong grasp of the del
Rise, 0 Jupiter, and snuff the moon !
The trumpery bombast of Tory patriotist cer
soon find the level of its insignificant value coll'
tainly did not tell for much at the grand citY
most
stitutional.abortion on Tuesday last. How rerriblvre•°ties
have been the disappointment of the Cockney s
that day ; they had hoped to carry matters 'ler or
high hand, come what might, and by taunt, hlustv:
blows, to maintain their highly respectable stattbsol#
the community. They were exhorted by their f
pion not to stand upon punctilio, but, in case ° like
personal violence on the part of mob-numbsrs'ooso
honest English Gentlemen, as the necessity
with their own right hands, to protect themselves, to!
r Mere° of
aggression. Thus were the "great body of -
Shipowners, Bankers, and other respectable phillo,
e
Citizens of London" urged to fight for their a pieclO
Country. But so far from this much covereles ,0
of blackguardism taking place, the Wardi
Forbesites fled without striking or receiving ate pro'
yea, although met to avenge insulted Majesty, beios-d
tect the Church and State, and save their 0 tlid
Country from utter perdition (glorious emprise
scuttled away like fogs before a high wind.
their 01'
Un For, whom met they there—there, bed°
ffis,
ground ? A lawless set of fighting rag-a-m
h of r
by a turbulent demagogue or two r mo..