The Sun.
London, England, 1835-12-28 00:00:00

him.

WEST BARN

TVhigs.
Ebenezer Foster ...... 22S
Henry Gunning 227
C. Asby 223
T. Nutter
Livett.... .....
Bacon
IAST BARN%

Whigs.

T. Hovell - , 187
R. Foster, jun.
P. Beales
13rimley
Skrine ..
Haylock
TRINITY

Whrgs
Clavdon
W. F. Coe
S. P. Beales
Warren
J. Eaden
C. F. Foster

Whigs.

E. Smith
11. Headley
C. Humfrey
Evans
W. Serle
Swinton .

975'
233
226
226
999
•• 207

Number of Votes for the
Number of Votes for the

Majority for

'ELL WARL.

'Tories.

NORTH-EA
R. Jackson, merchant B2,
J. Barrett, tobacco manu-

Papworth
Thackery, M. D.
Marshall B3
Fawcett (alderman)
J. J. Deighton ...... 68
Turner (late com. coup.) 66
WELL WARD.

facturer BO
Robert Baker, surgeon BO
Three Refo

T. Cawwood, iron founder 76
W. M. Maude, gentleman 70
IBelij. Stocks, jun., wool-
stapler
74
Three Reformers

T ries.

Watford
Hopkins
Twiss
Gotobed
Marshall
Tunwell
WARD.

E ST
J. Holdforth, silk-spinner 95
J. A. Buttrey, wool-stapler 96
J. Green, stuff-manufac-

,ST WARD.

W. Gilyard Scarth, dyer 64_
Robert Weare, dyer 64
Benjamin Holroyd, dyer 64,
rrmers elected.

WARD.

turer

IJ. llogerson,stone-merch. 433
J. Burton, wool-stapler... 433
J. Wood, drysalter.. . 433
(Joseph Eyres, merchant 433
J. Wilson, gentleman 433
Samuel Waite, merchant 433
ners elected.
K WA RD.

lIRAMLE'
Wm. Musgrave, clothier 765
R. Wilson, spirit merch., 765
M. Moss, jun., merchant 765.
Wm. Clarke, brewer 765
Wm. Pawson, .merchant 763

N WARD.

Tories.
Swann (late Common
Councilman)
I. Headley (ditto)
'Wentworth
Tomson
E. Litchfield
'S'S WARD.

B. Rogers, farmer 765
Six Reforr

110LBEC
T. Benyon, flax-spinner 579
I). W. Nell, brewer 576
C. G. Maclea, machine-
maker

J. Whalley, wool-mer-

chant..

J. Hargrave, cloth• mer-

chant..

. 586

J. Shackleton, maltster 582
Six Reforn
lIUNSLE'
J. Bower, manufactuting

chemist 450

Bower, glass-manu-

J. Bateson merchant ... 240
J. Hargreaves, merchant 233
J. Tempest, jun., drysalter 188

facturer v 432

John

Wilson, Spanish

Hers elected.
,T WARD.
I J. Beckett, surgeon...... 223

leather-dresser 430
Three Refer]
IIEADIS

No Reform Candidates.

mers elected.
,EY WARD.
Griffith Wright, Gent.
T. Beckett, ditto.
1 W. T. Watson, dyer.
les elected.
'E WARD.
Chris. Beckett, banker 127
J. Maude, timber-merch. 124
John Garland, builder... 120
mers elected.

Three Tori

KIRKGAT
Wm. Wm. Brown, banker 163
Thos. Hebden, Gent. ... 160
J. Smith Barlow, hatter 160
Three Refori

SOUTH
G. Goodman,w•ool-stapler 115
J. Dickinson, stuff-mann-

facturer

Robert Derham, worsted-

spinner
Three Refer]

WARD.
Geo. Banks, Gent. 96
Anthony Titley, flax-
spinner B9
William Singleton, tim-
ber-merchant
ners elected.

HIGH WYCOMB.

This independent borough has nobly done its duty—most
of the old Corporators have been duly bowed out, never again
to walk in. The following may be relied on as a true state
of the poll, and the undermentioned persons have been duly
elected:—

Harman
Tatem lO3 Tuck
Wheeler ( Mayor),

Lucas lOl Parker (Alderman) ...... 71
Carter (Alderman)
Treacher

The standard of Reform
triumphant in the borough. '
d' brown" will be their future e'

will now wave permanently
We have " done" the Tories—
lection colour.

PORTSMOUTH.

The six wards of this borough, in common with all other
corporate towns, have been busily engaged to-day in polling
for the Town Councillors for the year ensuing ; and no method
could have been devised which appears to work so well as that
point, sd out in the Municipal Act. Not a single interruption
occur red.—the questions and unpleasant accompaniments of
Parlit tinentary elections were entirely done away with, and, to
show the facility with which the result can be ascertained, the
forty-two Councillors elected in the six divisions are named
below.. For—

WARD OF ST. THOMAS

Faward Carter, High-street, Esquire

Thomas Burb3,-, High-street, Esquire 234
Mr.. Edward asher, High-street, wine merchant..: 261
Mr.. Samuel Wyatt Garratt, Bath square, ship-agent 222
Mr.. William Lang, Penny-street, merchant 214
Mr. Andrew Nance, High-street, innkeeper 2lO
Mr. William Owen, Broad-street, clothier ..
John T. Garratt, Penny-street, Esquire
Mr. Henry Childs, Bath-square, sail-maker 174

WARD OF ST. GEORGE : .
Daniel Howard, Bishop-street, Esquire
David Spice, St. George's-square, Esquire
Air. William Jones, Queen-street, druggist
Mr. Nathaniel Griffin, Lion-place, Gentleman lB5
Mr. Silverlock, Queen-street, Gentleman 172
Mr. William Chamberlain, Queen-street, grocer

THE SUN, LONDON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1835.

at the Public Rooms, Ripon, for the selection of fit and proper
persons for the office of Town Councillors. The chair was
taken by F. ESrle, M.D., at seven o'clock precisely, at which
time the large room was crowded. A series of resolutions
having been passed, the following individuals were fixed upon
to represent the burgesses in Town Council :—Mr. R. Linn,
Mr. F. Earle, Mr. John Stevenson, Mr. Thomas Williamson,
Mr. John Walbran, Mr. Handley Stevenson, Mr. F. Parker,
Mr. John Robinson, and Mr. John Jackson. All these are
good Reformers. Each name was proposed to the meeting
separately, and all of them were decided upon without any dis-
sent—Leeds Mercury.

On Saturday evening a meeting was convened by the mem-
bers of the Old Corporation, C. Oxley, Esq., in the chair,
when ten Blue and two Whig candidates were submitted to
their choice. The first person proposed to the meeting was
the present Mayor, who, on a show of hands being called for,
had an equal number for and against him. All the others,
with the exception of Mr. W. Williamson (for whom both par-
ties were nearly unanimous) had ten persons against them to
one in their favour ; yet these individuals are to he thrust upon
the town by the tenants and independents of a certain la ly, to
form the tail of her agents.—Leeds Mercury.
DONCASTER.—We hear with sincere pleasure that the Liberal
party are considered secure of a majority of councillors in the
new Municipal Corporation of this opulent community.—Leeds
Mercury.