The Sun.
London, England, 1835-01-07 00:00:00

BATH-NO.WNIITIOIV.

nomination of the candidates for the re-
presentation of this city, took Once this morning in Sydney
Gardens.
General Palmer was proposed and sect,:xled by Colonel
Bailey and Mr. S'pender • Mr. Roebuck, by ir:origys. Jones
and Barry ; and Colonel 'Daubenv, the Tory, by a p:trtner in
Mr. Hobliouse's bank ; Mr. Lowder and Mr. Brace.. Gen.
Palmer was unable to attend. Mr. Roebuck addressee the
electors at great length, and was heard with applause ancl:‘t-
tention. The poll is appointed for Wednesday and Thursday
next, and or its result no doubt is entertained, the return of the
late Members being secure.

CHIPPENHAM.
MONDAY.-Mr. Neeld, and his brother-in-law, Capt. Bol-
dero (both Tories) are returned. Mr. Lysley retired.

CAMBRIDGE (COUNTY.)

Messrs. Townley and Childers's canvas turns up very strong
—all that the Reformers can wish ; and the Tories, Yorke
and Eaton, much weaker than their friends expected. They
had a meeting on Saturday, and there was a split. The no-
mination is fixed, by the Sheriff, for Monday, the 14th inst.

MONDAY, JAN. s.—This being the day aopoi.-:ted for the
nomination, the city was all alive at an early hour. 'lle scene
of action was the old. Guildhall; a most unfit place, on ac-
cotmt of its limited area.
(1.14.04.- the High Sheriff of 'thalctil:t CHARLES
U ER, Esq.,9pened the business of the meeting.
Tony QUICK, Esq., of Newton, St. Cy-rc,s, propused Mr.
Buller, of Downes.

W. KENNAWAY, Esq., of Exeter, seconded the nom:nation.-
JouN TYRRELL, Esq.. Barrister, proposed Mr. Divet;:.
BOYD, Esq., of Heavitree, seconded the.nomination.
KEnswicn. Esq., Barrister, proposed Sir Wc:. Follett.
The nomination was seconded by Mr. CRESSWELL.
Mr. BULLER rose, and was greeted with tumultuous ap-
lause. His declarations were those of a moderate Reformer

Ile avowed himself a friend to the Dissenters, but would sup-
port all the rights of the Church, and would oppose• the ad-
mission of the Dissenters to.the Universities. - He would also
give the present Government a fair trial.
Mr. DIVETT next rose and received the thundering honours
of his friends. In stating the course he should follow, in the
event of their sending him again to Parliament, he said,
" Looking at the composition of the preSent Ministry, and
looking at their past acts, and of the men who compose it,
cannot contemplate it with any degree of satisfaction or con-
fidence.—(Tremendous cheering.) I have no wish, Gentle-
men, to promote the objects of faction in any way • • •
I shall endeavour, by such constitutional means as. are offered,
that is on the bringing up of the address, or on any other great
question, to give my most determined opposition to the pre-
ten tGovernment."—( Long continued cheering.) The decla-
ration of the Hon. Gentleman en the various questions of the
day were in a very liberal and satisfactory style, and he was
listened to throughout with great deference. .
Sir WILLIAM FOLLETT took his stand on high Tory ground
of the inviolability of Church Property ; he denied the right
of the Dissenters to claim admission to the Universities ; and
said he should oppose the abolition of the Church rates. He
would accede a general regis'ry for Dissenters, and marriage,
according to their own religious creeds. Sir William does
not augur any thing very brilliant for Parliament yet.
The SHERIFF now put the names of each of the candidates.
There was a decided majority of hands for Mr. Divett. He
declared the show of hands to be for Mr. Divett and Sir
William Follett.

The contest is the fiercest ever known in this city. • The
Tories have staked their all upon it.

GUILDFORD.

GUILDFORD, WEDNESDAY.--The polling commenced at nine
o'clock. Majority for Wall, over Austen, 76. The borough
contains only about 350 electors, and Mr. Austen, finding that
it would be impossible to gain the election, if he kept the poll
open to the last moment, signified his intention to resign. Mr.
B. Wall and Mr. Mangles may therefore be considered re-
turned. Mr. Wall is a Conservative, and Mr. Mangles a
Reformer.