The Sun.
London, England, 1835-01-08 00:00:00

Rouse of Peers or the Representatives of the People sliote.d have
the control of the Government of the country.

IRELAND.

(From the DublinTllorning Register.)
DUNGARVON.—Mr. O'Loghlen's address to the electors of Dun-
garven, is a straight-forward,
manly, and specific declaration of ho-
nest and liberal sentiment. We have the gratification to learn that
!hs success is not only certain, but that there is little likelihood of
his having to encounter any competitor.
RoscommoN.—We have the gratification to announce, on the
authority of a letter received yesterday, that Mr. O'Conor, uncle
of the O'Conor Don, has announced his determination to abstain
from any interferenee in the approachirr, election for that county.
O'Conor Don and Mr. Fitzstephen Ffrench will be triumphantly
re-elected.
COUNTY DUBLIN.—The Tories are resolved to make a desperate
effort in the metropolitan county, sensible that, if unsuccessful. it
Must be the last. It must be the last. The people possess the
power to make the last Tory contest for their representation, and
Iv.e neither doubt their resolution to use it, nor the result.
Success, however, is not all that is sought—lreland demands it of
them to make it a signal and decisive triumph. If the people
triumph, they triumph for ever. We demand, then, of every Re-
pealer that he will be no less a Reformer. Let Evans and Fitz-
sinien—No Tithes and No Tories, be his watchword.
CITY OP DUBLIN.—Proclamation was made yesterday for the
holding of the city election, on Monday nett. Mr. West K. C.,
has at length come forward. His party are on the search for ano-
ther gudgeon ; but as yet have not hooked one.
COUNTY DUBLIN.—The election takes place on Tuesday
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LIMERICK CITY.—The election has been fixed by the sheriffs
for Thursday next. The return of the Roches is certain. The
Roches are opposed to the real Dictator—the noble Duke, who is
the champion of the tithe system.
ICING'S CpusTy.—Mr. Nicholas Fitzsimon.has withdrawn from
the contest for this county. This is unfortunate at this moment ;
for his return with Colonel Westenra, was certain. The election
takes place on the 15th instant.
l‘rwitY.—The Mail states that Sir Thomas Staples starts as a
candidate for Newry.
TIER UNIVERSITY.—The election takes place on Thursday the
isth instant, when Ireland will have the happiness of seeing." the
Silent Sister" again united to those two " Arcadians," the pious
8141 v, and the divine Lefroy.
PourAuLINGTo H.—Mr. Gladstone retires, and Colonel Dawson
Darner is at present the only candidate.
COUNTY Lourti—Mr. Skeffington Foster, who ran away from
the last election, and a Mr. De Salis, "to fame unknown,' have
started on the Conservative interest, and they will be beaten like
hacks.
DaocriEnA.—The election takes place on the 9th instant, when
the People will have the pleasure of returning that truly honest and
icient member, Mr. 010*ver.
COUNTY WsxFoitn.—The celebrated Richard Radford Rowe
ha, addressed the electors of this county. Of the result of his can-
vass there cannot be the slightest doubt.
THE COUNTY WATERFonn.--It has been communicated to us,
revue,unquae authority, that Patrick Power, Esq., of Bel-
will start on the Liberal interest for the representation of
this county.— Waterford Chronicle.
ATERFORD CITY.—The Committee of Citizens have made
killugements to publish the names of the electors, and the candi-
takes for whom they may vote, every evening during the election.
Y this plan, the public will have an opportunity of knowing the
Tithe syst
ttarnes of the
•abettors of misrule, and the supporters of the odious
'em.
CLONMEL ELECTION.—The canvass of our late popular repre-
Stnuttive, Mr. Ronayne, has been eminently successful; we never
Witness the enthusiasm of the people higher. Many who did not
vote for him
to support him the last election have expressed their 'determination
on this occasion.— Tipperary Free Press.