The Sun.
London, England, 1835-11-30 00:00:00

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I°IITJH NORTEWIPTONSHIRE

ELECTION.

'lir,: (FROM OUP, OWN CORREEPONDENT.)
Influence of the Tory p...a.50113 wx, never more exerted
cause of Mr. Maunsell. All the villages in the
i'anere Division—nearly all the villages in the county—
c 6csted with a man who, being well paid for his labour,
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es liberty of conscience to hii hearers on the Sabbath,
'endeavours?i every other day of the week, when it suits
:eL!rest, to make his parishioners sacrifice that liberty,
against "their own wishes, and in opposition to
tt then consider and feel to be their duty. What cannot
I 4,lned by calumniation, these gentry seek to enforce by
,e •
it" of intimidation which no cause, however just in
II; would warrant:
*the Parish of Rowell resides the mother-in-law of the
ileandidate—a 111,rs. Cockaigne. She is largely indebted
."e people of this county, having for many years past
'lea a large pension, for services, no doubt, exceedingly
•14tie to the nation. In the same parish there is a c1..„-
,and I believe there are about thirty-six men belonging
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all of whom possess the franchise. To many of these
,
flea it is a curse, as they all fear that if they voted
st the Tory, their pensions would be reduced ;—a
~eP she possession of which is not to be wondered at, as
'4O lately had 'one shilling reduced in their weekly
Sena. All these men, therefore, have promised their
Mauns,ell.
for the Reformers, neither the lion. and Rev.
gltqr'etoo Powys, nor the Rev. Sir George Robinson, can
Zand half-a-dozen (!) votes, for the principal part of.
\teorge's property lies in the southern division.
r• NI aun s ell , jun., canvassed the borough of Northamp-
His success here could not have been very great, as
fir'irianbury had previously obtained a promise of the
,",'lltY of votes, and there were a few who would not
teemselves to support either party.
`Orthampton, Nov. 29, 3835.

COURT CIRCULAR.

- =Juke of Sussex entertained a select party at dinner
e7etling at Kensington Palace.
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Cabinet Council was' held on Saturday afternoon at
Foreign-office. It wag attende3 by Viscount Mel-
tlie Marquis of LansCowne, Lord John Russell,
Pant Palmerston, Lord Glenelg, Mr. Spring Rice, the
ct)°l Mint°, Sir John Hobhouse, Lord Holland, Mr.
tllett Thomson, and Viscount Howick.
Ile Council sat three hours.
1)411 e Commander of the Forces and Sir Frede.iek Pon-
Or , had interviews with Lord Glenelg on Satui•day, at
tth e Greek and Bavarian Ministers transacted busiCess
Foreign-office on Saturday.
Holland had a large dinner party on Saturday
;41,141g, at Holland House, Kensington.
Judicial Committee of his Majesty's Most Hon.
Council sat on Saturday, and resumed the appeal
I,lehereddy Chinna Bassavapa v. Yachereddy G0w-
)2,4,." Mr. Wigram, King's Counsel, was heard for the
c"ant, and Mr. Sergeant Spankie and Mr. Lloyd for
tr,esPondent.—Judgment was deferred.
V,r• Miller, King's Counsel, then opened an appeal from
11:1°47—" Baee Rutun Koonwur Budder, widow of Hu-
OPPellant, v. Patek Ravee Budder Sheobudder, after
death his heirs, respondent."
At four o'clock their Lordships adjourned. There were
tehtlt Lord Brougham, Mr. Baron Parke, the Judge of
qerogative Court, the Chief Judge in Bankruptcy, and
kleaander Johnston. •

BRIGHTON.-SUNDAY.

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kr Majesties took a carriage airing together on Friday
14 ti?°ll as far as Norfolk bridge. Yesterday afternoon
keng drove out in company with Countess Brownlow.
:Queen rode out on horseback yesterday afternoon,
VPanied by Prince Ernest, Earl Brownlow, Sir Charles
1,,
'Ntati, Lord Falkland, and Mademoiselle D'Este.
)4t-in princess Augnsta and Duchess of Gloucester drove
Vt.ll days at noon, in their carriages, attended, by Miss
PiYard and Lady de Lisle.
Ntt, nee George rode out hunting on Friday morning, ac-
t I)auied by Lord Falkland, and attended by the Clerk
g4llll •
; and again yesterday morning, accompanied by
, b 4,01 of Jersey, the Hon. Mr. Villiers, and Sir Andrew
4 King honoured Admiral Sir Robert Otway and Mr.
gige with audiences on Friday. Yesterday his Majesty
lOted audiences to Lientenant-General Sir Frederick
and Colonel Wilson.
Ne is Majesty sat for the sixth time, on Friday, to Mr.
/(i't°a the miniature painter.
hr (lay evening the dinner party comprised the Earl
ma countess of Jersey and General Phipps.
Last nig„lit the party included Rear-Admiral Sir Hussey
kBSeY, Admiral -Sir Isaac Coffin, Rear-Admiral Sir
e4taey Boyle, Rear-Admiral Sir Robert Otway, Captain
Captain the Hon. A. Maude, the Hon. Captain
ktIl.°:t111, Captain Tower, Captain Sotheby, Captain Back,
kirho Marquis and Marchioness of Ely. The Queen's
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the'ate band returned from Salisbury on Friday night, when
resumed duty at the Palace.
014eir- A. Barnard and Mr. Shiffner returned from Fink-
an Friday morning.
Ldne calls at the Palace have included Sir Charles and
Blunt, Archdeacon and Mrs. Thomas Percival
Agee, Miss De Butt, and Sir William Brabazon.
the subscription-book is now opened at our theatre for
formation, of a sufficient fund to bring over a company
of
tile:reach players. Mr. Power makes his appearance to-
xrrolv evening.
tia,lr. Kemp gave a grand party at Kemp-town on Thurs-
Wl,iglit.
this'ivine service was performed in the chapel of the Palace
morning as usual, prayers being read by the Rev. H.
t; Wagner, and a sermon preached by the Rev. Dr.
p'ard on a text from Matthew xxi., sth verse.
'll the Royal pew with their Majesties were Prince
theeo l'Re and Prince Ernest. The Countess Brownlow was
Lady in waiting, and the Rev. Dr. Foord Bowes, De-
`,Y Clerk of the closet in waiting.
nail has rained all day, consequently there have been no
aii, at the Palace ; neither are any invitations issued for
' evening.
tit,„kt) orderly' of the Dragoons rode into town this after-
ta' to call out the engines, afire having .broke out at the
tiol,ll
arY barracks on the Lewes road. It originated at the
til'a extremity of the building. The engines have this
041 eat returned, the flames being got under.