The Sun.
London, England, 1832-11-06 00:00:00

EAST SURREY ELECTION.

(Abridged from the Observer.)
Saturday being the day fixed at Croydon for the
popular candidate, A. W. Beauclerk,Esq,, to mamas
the electors and explain his opinions, the market sni
in the morning very fully attended by farmers fr
ay
jtoiruernmeedettin)
meeting was
agsrheaelt
held at
various parts of the county, who afterwards e
chair.
T. FYFE, Esq., of Mount Nod, was called to the
Mr. W. RUSSELL called upon the electors to re-
m4mssoooeefl,uxec thetteloiirnoctgrikjo,. Greyhound,
turn only men pledged to a reduction of expenditurer
to a more equitable adjustment of taxation, and to 3,
complete reform in every department of Church uou
State ; and concluded by moving a resolution el'
bodying those sentiments. The resolution was se-
conded, and carried unanimously.
The CHAIRMAN then introduced Mr. Beauclerk 1°
the attention of the meeting.
Mr. BEAUCLERK, on rising, was warmly greeted'
After denouncing, in warm and eloquent language'
the system of entail and primogeniture, arid declor.7
ing his hostility to all taxes on knowledge, and hi!
support of a system of national education, he OW,
eluded by observing that he had no personal object
heard,
representatives
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nor private end to serve. The Hon.
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down amidst general and continued applause. ,
Mr. EDWARD RUSSELL then moved, and 14r,
greatTt
o li
usem m
satisfaction ot Nh seon mehaoseconded,
ft just
theoistrenuous
I the al
utr
returnwhich
a s
division of Surrey.
The resolution was then put from the chair Oa
carried unanimously.

Mr. BEAUCLERI brief]] returned thanks.
A resolution was then c3rried, appointini_► a i°cBl
district committee, and the meeting broke up.

the 27th inst., as a person of the name of I.llAvir{, loft
A ONE-LEGGED lit rtD.--On Saturday —.„,
in Durham, was returning from his employ in ree;
works, he observed a water-rail on a small sheet of el,atjerit
He threw his stick at it and stunned it. Ong et:t,lad
out of the water he discovered to his surprise that "'
only one leg.—Sunderland Herald. las
No modern production of a Noble Writer ton'
caused a greater setisatidn in the high circles, tor
" Geraldine Hamilton."—" Ease and grace of eyietifor.
affected truth of delineation, a pure yet bold tone off the
rality, a quick penetration into the movements ° cv•
.koo
human, and especially the female, be irt—a competew, h
the
ledge of life and society, at least in that grade to
fair writer belongs ; these are the characteristics °row.
very pleasing story, which is understood to be the P poke
tion of Lady ISABELLA Sr. JOHN, daughter of the
of GRAFToL"-Court Journal.
17 Pr.(
SHOAL OF HERRINGS.—On Monday,
sins
the coo,
noon the Tweed from B• rwick bridge presented a '4lOO,
rare and striking beauty. From shore to shore o the
liousands of lull grown herrings appeared sporting jberi
river, or for a moment giittering in the sun as o°olerl
iit them continued incess,ntly springing trim their nd the
element. At intetvals they suddenly disappeared, 5r,,,i04
next instant they were seen rising and playful'y rojoe'l
etch other in numerius small circles. They red
but for a short time and were not generally OW
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