The Sun.
London, England, 1835-01-12 00:00:00

LEICESTER.

An incident occurred at the conclusion of this election
worth recording. Just after the Returning Officers had de-
clared the numbers on the poll and the successful candidates,
two electors in the Liberal interest stepped forward : the fore-
most demanded that Sergeant Goulburn should be sworn to his
qualification. A ghost from,Tartarus could not have occa-
sioned a greater panic. The Sergeant refused to take the

WARWICKSHIRE (NORTH.)
On Saturday, Captain Gregory, the Liberal candidate, at-
tended at Rugby, and addressed the electors in the assembly-
rooms, at the Spread Eagle. The meeting was the largest
ever remembered. It was attended by John Shuckburgh, Esq.,
of Bourton ; Henry Grimes, Esq., of Coton ; William Ashet-
ton, Esq., of Brandon ; John Caldecott, Esq., of Holbrooke,
&c. &c. ; the Rev. Mr. Roberts, the Rev. Mr. Moore, and a
large body of the clergy, and the principal agriculturists and.
tradesmen of that part of the county. Mr. Shuckburgh took
the chair ; and Captain Gregory made a most lucid and expla-
natory statement of his sentiments upon all the principal
points at present agitating the public mind ; and then Mr.
Dugdale's agent, and afterwards the Rev. Mr. Bird, put a
series of questions, which were answered so satisractorily to all
parties, as well Churchmen as Dissenters, agriculturists as
tradesmen, that the cheering became quite enthusiastic. Cap..
tain Gregory's return is certain.

WALES.

( From the Cambrian.)

GLAMORDANSIIIRsE.—Tho election for this county is fixed for
' 'f.bursday, the 15th inst., at Bridgend. The late Members will be
retu:ned without opposition.
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Bitz CONITIRE.—The election for this county is fixed for Tues-
day nelo n Col. Wood, there is no doubt, will be returned,
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HENSTURE.—The election for this county is fixed for
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next. The candidates are _the lion. Col. Rice Trevor,
Sir James Williams, and John Jones, Esq. A contest, no doubt,
will take place.
Powell, will be retum
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CA RDICA x.—No conte4:- The late Member, Pryse Pryse, Esq,will be elected without oppesi;ton.
PEMBROKESHIRE.—The rott:rn of Sir John Owen for this county
may be considered certain.
Mosasourn, NEWPORT, AND Vb:C•—A close contest is expected
for these boroughs, between Mr. Bails', and Mr. Hall, • the late
Member. Mr. Hall is on the Contint:mt, but his friends are very
active in his cause. .

County will take place
MoNmounismaE.—The election for thlsi
on Thursday, the 15th. No opposition to the re-election of Lord
G. Somerset and W. A. Williams, Esq., is anticipated. An ad-
dress from the committee of Mr. Williams, to the"lectors of Mon-
mouthshire, which_ appears in our advertising colun:ns, is a docu-
ment which deserves—not only the serious attentirn of the Re-
formers of this county.—but may be read with advattage by all
who consider political honesty and integrity of principle as more
that: shadows, and who, in despite of casuistry and plansiNe pro-
mises; wpuld swerve not from the tried supporters of corotitutional
improvement.