The Sun.
London, England, 1832-12-07 00:00:00

LAMBETH.

A very numerous and respectable meeting of the e'ectors
in the parish of Lambeth, was held last night, at Prockter's
Hotel, opposite Astley's Theatre, Westminster-road.
FREDERICK VILLIERS, Esq., late M.P. for Saltash, in
the chair.
The CHAIRMAN recommended Mr. Wakefield as a can•
dilate worthy of the suffrages of the electors of this bo..
rough, and concluded by inn() !tieing that gentleman to
the treetin<r.—(Loud applause.)
Mr. WAKEFIELD perfectly coincided with his Hon.
Friend in his view of the Reform Bill. With respect
to the law of primogeniture, a pledge had been demanded
of him, and he was proud to say he was for the entire
abolition of that law. He considered that every man
ought to Lave a voice in the representation of this country
who pays taxes. After entering into a detail upon an ex-
position of his political principles, and dwelling at con-
siderable length upon the expenditure of this country, and
the measures he considered would be necessary to be
adopted in a reformed Parliament, he concluded by giving
one pledge, and which he called the pledge of pledges—
eiz., that he was ready to resign his seat whenever re-
quired to do so by a majority of his constituents.—(Hear,
hear, and applause.)
Several questions were put to the candidate, which
were answered to the entire satisfaction of the meeting.

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Mr. BRIDGE moved a resolution expressive of the con-
fidence entertained of Mr. Wakefield's principles, and
Pledging the meeting to use its utmost exertions to pro-
mote his election, which was carried unanimously amidst
loud applause.
A vote of thanks was passed to the Chairman, and the
meeting separated.

LIVERPOOL.
(From the Liverpool Courier.)
On Tuesday, in acordance with a notice issued by Mr.
Thornely that he would be ready, at a public meeting, to
be held in Clayton-square, to give an exposition of his
opinions upon public questions, a considerable number of
persons repaired to the spot at the time appointed, amount=

Mr. TIIORNELY then spoke as follows :—" Gentlemen
and fellow-townsmen, I have been a friend of Parliamen-
tary Reform from my youth upwards; and now we ar-
rive at that happy day, that the people of England have
the power, which they never bad before, to elect trust.
worthy men to serve the people inParliament.—(Cheers.)
Do you ask me whether I have made up my mind on the
corn laws? Undoubtedly I have.—(Loud cheers.) 1
consider abundance as one of the great blessings of Pro-
vidence, and 1 think it wickedness in man to attempt
to impede the spread of the blessings of Providence.—
(Cheers.) Ido not now need to study the East India
question. I have been constantly engaged, for the last
two years, as one of the Liverpool Committee, meeting
every week, and going to London on deputations to op-
pose the monopoly of the China trade, and the partial
monopoly of the East India trade.—(Cheers.) If I am
returned to Parliament, there is no subject which I shall
be more anxious to promote than the early, emancipations
of the negroes.—(Cheers.) If you honour me by making
me one of the Members of your choke, I will never de-
ceive you.—(Cbeers.) I wiil promote, to the utmost of
my power, economy in every department of the State.
The meeting was subsequently addressed by Mr. Thomas
Blackburn, Lieutenant Morrison, and Mr. T. Baines,
after which Mr. Thornely again returned thanks for the
honour conferred upon him by so large an assemblage of
individuals. Mr. Rathbone also re-appeared and proposed
three cheers for "Earl Grey and. the effects of the Reform
Bill." These were given with great animation, as were
also a variety of other shouts, with which the business
concluded.

PLACES APPOINTED FOR POLLING.

MIDDLESEX.

BRENTrORD-For the parishes of Ealing, Isleworth,
Twickenham, Heston, Greenford, Northolt, Hanwell and
Perrivale, and the township of New Brentford.
BEDFONT—For the parishes of Stanwell, Shepperton,
Hanworth, Sunbury, Littleton, Ashford, Laleham, Staines
Bedfont, Teddington, Feltham, Hampton, Harmonds-
worth, Drayton, Cranford, and Harlington.
EDGEWARE—For the parishes of Hendon, Edgeware,
Great Stanmore, Little Stanmore, Harrow, Kingsbury,
the hamlet of Pinner, the parishes of Finchlry and Wil-
lesden.

ENFIELD—For the parishes of Edmonton, Tottenham,
Enfield, South Mimms, Hadley, Fryern Barnet.
HAMMERSMITH—For the parishes of St. Mary Ahbotts,
Kensington, Fulham, the hamlet of Hammersmith, the
parishes of Chiswick, Acton, and St. Luke, Chel-ea.
Kiisn's-Caoss—For the parishes of St. Luke, St. Se-
pulchre and St. James, Clerkenwelt, and St. John, Cler-
kenwell, the Liberty of Glasshouse-yard, the parishes of
St. Mary, Islington, Hornsey, Stoke Newington, St. Cle-
ment Danes and St. Mary-le- Strand; the Liberty of the
Role ; the parishes of St. Giles in the Fields, St. George,
Bloomsbury, St. Andrew, Holborn, St. George the
Martyr, St. Marylehone, St. Pancras, Paddington, and
St. John, H impstead ; the liberty of Saffron-hill, Hatton-
garden, and Ely Rents ; the precinct of the Savoy ; the
parishes of St. Margaret and St. John the Evangelist, St.
James, St. George, Hanover-square, St. Anne, Westmin-
ster, St. Paul, Covent-garden, St. Martin in the Fields,
the several extra-parochial places in the county of Middle-
sex, the several parishes, liberties, and places, within the
boundaries of the City of London.
MILE END—For the parishes of St. John at Hackney
and St. Mary, Bow; the hamlets of Mile-end Old-town
and Mile-end New-town ; the parishes of All Saints,
Poplar, and St. Anne, Limehouse ; the hamlet of Rat.
chile ; the parishes of St. Matthew, Bethnal-green, St.
George, St. John, Wapping, St. Paul, Shadwell, St.
Botolph Without, Aldgate ; the precinct of St. Katha-
rine; the parishes of St. Mary, Wbitechapel, Christ
Church, Bromley, St. Leonard, Shoreditch, the liberty of
Norton Falgate.

UXBRIDGE—For the parish of Cowley, the township
of Uxbridge, the parishes of Ruislip, Hillingdon, Icken•
nam, Hayes ; the precinct of Norwood ; the parish of
Harefield.

The election commences on Monday, the 17th inst., at
10 o'clock.

FINSBURY.

Islington-green—for St. Mary's Islington, Holloway-
and St. Mary, Stoke Newington. Spencer-street, St.
John-street-road—for St. James and St. John, Clerkenwell,
the liberty of Glasshouse-yard, &c., King-square, Goswell,
street-road—for the parish of St. Luke, Old-street.
Lincoln's Inn-fields—for St. Andrew, Holborn, without
the bar, the liberties of Saffron-bill, Ely R. nts, and the
Rolls. Queen-square, Bloomsbury—for the parishes of
St. Giles in the Fields, St. George's, Bloomsbury, and St.
George the Martyr, Queen-square.
Returning-officer, John Satchel, Eq. Days of election
—Monday, the 10th instant, from nine o'clock till four ;
and Tuesday, the 11th, from eight till four precisely.