The Sun.
London, England, 1835-02-24 00:00:00

THE ELECTION OF SPF fixrt:

THE SUN NEWSP PER EXPRESS.

( From the fdileMeryh Patriotof Saturday.)
We beg to ppews our sense of the kind attention of
*, in liAnding to us the Express Edition of The Sun
anxiety tt)
Pie wspaper, which- the Proprietor of that Journal, with that
gratify the wishes of the public which has always
distinguished him, hare caused to lie forwarded.
(From the Edinburgh Evening Post of Saturday.)
ampl
The Sun of Thursday has forwarded an express with an
e report of the discussion, but as no statements of impor-
tance were made, we have abridged the report.
(From the Western Times (Exeter) of Saturday.)
We are enabled to present our readers with the report,
through the extraordinary exertions of the Proprietor of The
Btin Evening Newspaper, from whom we have received the
Ex press Edition of The Sun, containing a full report of the
Whole debate

(From the Reading Mercury of Saturday.)
Our very best thanks are again due to the enterprising and
spirited Proprietor of The Sun. Newspaper, for the earliest
Intelligence received in this town of. the result of the contest
for the Speakership, which was conveyed to us by an Express
Edition of that Journal, early on Friday morning. This
aper, which is Low the largest and decidedly the best Even-
Ing Publiceion,
polit r - . elicited by its exertions, during the Metro-
also zlectons, the thanks, not only of the Reformers, but
also of the Tories, fOr its impartiality and enterprise.
( From the Evening Freeman (Dublin) of Saturday.)
Gioßtot's TRIUMPII.—By means of the great effort of our
indefatigable contemporary; The Sun, we are this evening
enabled to present the readers of this journal with one of the
most interesting and important debates and divisions that ever
occurred within the walls of Parliament. The Janissary Ca-
binet is beaten. And Mr. Abercromby is now Speaker of the
Commons of Great Britain and Ireland.
v(r.cFrom Saunders's Dublin News Letter of Saturday.)
b 4 eiluN OF SPEAKER.--tie have just received (12
J E Speaker,
The Sun, containing the result of clock)
. ' f
"Pewter, after a protracted debate. am election of I 1

(From the Bolton Chronicle of Saturday.)
rKa.ECTION 'OF THE SPE/Call. Our report of the debate is
idgeabdd from The S•dn, copies of which paper were brought
oenester r.sterday by Mr. Young, the Editor and Pro-
°6.itur.
The division took place about a quarter past six
~,;„-Le' en Thursday evening - Mr. Young left London at
• o eight o'clock, and arrived at Manchester ten minutes before one,
Stera
though considerably impeded by a violent snow-storm.
cae 2111 mediately proceeded to Liverpool by the railway in a
thri2age, the conductor of which engaged to take him in less
an hour. Too much praise cannot be given t..) this spi-
,„r gentleman for the expedition with which he has con-
in tthis important news. The public must be aware that
e a full report of so late a debate as this, and to publish
veolton
on Saturday morning a list of 626 names, which
- to;,,;_il°t given in London before seven o'clock tin Friday
tvh-"Fig. as a source of much expense and anxiety to us. But
reader
may be the trouble, we are determined to give our
'l,pprts• the latest possible intelligence. We have made such
d gernents that every Express which e,-(rives in Manchester
fow„_ardedng the present Session of Parlia;a6nt will be immediately
to us.

(From the NoW.agham Journal of Friday.)
eciiti , received a full •eeport of the above debate, in an express
" of the Sur, newspaper, about seven o'clock this morn-
nearly thr‘,-,e hours before the arrival of the London mail.
pane. ejtraordinary exertions which the proprietors of that
1n-
P° rr have always made to convey the earliest information on
rtant
an tamsubeeis, deserve, and will no doubt ensure for it,
ased share of public patronage.
(From the Manchester Times of Saturday.)
EL (From
OF SPEAKER TO THE House OF COMMONS.—A
art of the debate on the election of Speaker, with the
'i on announcing the triumphant result, occupying about
thenire
columns of matter, was given on Thursday evening in
k e Sun evening paper, copies of which arrived by express at
ve;i C. H. Lewis's shop, a few minutes before one o'clock
ertday. The journey from London to Manchester was ic-
e°n,„l'ished in seventeen hours, although the messenger had to
ace Jonnter a severe storm on the road. For so great an effort,
ritetanlished at a vast expense, the spirited proprietor of
soh dun is entitled not only to the thanks, but the cordial
x,P°ll. of the public generally. The news brought by the
1,„,„I'
he'l'ress conveyed doleful tidings to the Tories, whose sanguine
nt:es were at once laid prostrate. No doubt the ringers had
„„n'uri by ntoned to celebrate another conservative victory,a
Ili Peal from the. Collegiate church bells. But, sad mis-
,t,„l.); the cheering sounds were not heard ; and so panic-
oc,"„ellett were the sorry Tory clique, that scarcely one of them
hi' be seen in the streets throughout the afternoon. We
thfier,to our sporting correspondent's letter for the progress of
ain;:etting on this event, from which it will be seen that the
tatckulne speculators on the Conservative side have made a
ultsiness of it.
(From the Yorkshireman (York) of Saturday.)
ri-XIXAORDINARV DISPATCH.—WO feel called upon to Etc-
to?Tvledge the obligation we are under to the spirited conduc-
iiB„o The Sun newspaper. We are indebted to an express
!o" of that paper for a full report of the debate and divi-
ilatt°ll the election of Speaker, which reached us in less than
ours after the close of the proceedings.
t, (From the Sheffield Independent of Saturday.)
01.71xPRESS FROM LONDON.—Owing to the spirited exertio';.
out" Proprietor of The Sun, we are enabled to etr,;„ont
to
evehrteaders a report of the close of the debate on—Thursday
Shed "l'ig• Mr. Wiley came down with the effiess, and reached
ep
tnor u about twenty minutes before
eleven o'clock yesterday
Pre 1111 g. He left London a before eight o'clock the
aoth7,l°us evening. On tie toad between Woburn and North-
ratt';`°n, the express lad to encounter a tremenduous storm of
NI and wind, vehich, added to the heavy state of the roads,
to " great hindrance. Mr. Wiley immediately went forward
Leeds, and reached that town before half-past one.
Ppt, (From the Hull Advertiser of Friday.)
pxtor DRBATE ON THE SPEAKERSHIP.—We should be guilty
retne injustice to the conductors of that able evening pa-
tep„74e Sun, did we not express our acknowledgments for the
tietVof the debate with which we have, owing to their exer-
Until been favoured. Although the debate did not commence
g rueesterday afternoon, we had this day, at half-past three,
Zew , 'report, Occupying eight columns of that journal. The
heea of the result first reached us at a quarter to one, having
despatched from Spittal by a carrier-pigeon.
(From the Birmingham Journal of Saturday.)
n3o_, e are indebted to The Sun newspaper for the first and
then extensive report of the debates on the Speakership and
at fit,,elrdt• An express edition arrived from the above office
the r." o'clock yesterday morning, containing seven columns of
atel)r°ceedings, and was promptly circulated by the two news
ntS throughout the town and neighbourhood.
w (Prom the Devonport Independent of Saturday.)
%el,' feel deeply indebted to the Proprietor of The Sun for
the indly promptitude with which he has favoured us with
Tor itarliest report of the debate on the election of the Speaker
.thatute House of Commons. We know of no London print
conducted with greater spirit and enterprise, or that
fortilt °Y,II more strenuous exertions to communicate ample in-
is dAatioll upon subjects, in which every friend of his country
adv;el?lY and vitally interested. Its Express Editions (see
ertisement) are published with such rapidity, as to put
entry Subscribers "1.4 possession of news one day earlier
by the ordinary •,:hannels."
t (From ire Sheffield Mercury of Saturday.)
paper LECTION SPEAKER.—Editions of The Sun London
4,„y, contemning the result of the debate on the election of a
p
"er of the House of Commons, were brought to this town
heitlessWiley, yesterday orning at eleven o'clock,
g two hours earlier than the arrival by mail.
QL6 (From the York Herald of Saturday.)
3ii310 -alettS TRIUMPH OF REFORMERS —lt it with inexpres-
tifyi dellght we this day communicate to our readers the g-ra-
fort.nit intelligence of the glorious victory which the Re-
tto,,f ts gained over the High Tory party in the House of Com-
o? cut Thursday last. For the long report of the meeting
ire .arliament, which will be found in a previous column, we
papeltirdebted to the able and spirited Editor of The Sun news-
lee • The express edition of that paper arrived at our of-
,taineedarlY last evening, and the important information it con-
nigh; was received 'by the Reformers in this city with the
st satisfaction.
L (Front the Morning Post [London] of this day.)
kr. Nelson, Fanny—The news of the majority of ten for
4itiehAbercromby as Speaker of the House of Commons,
arrived in Liverpool by The Sun express, was conveyed
froilt°lllead by telegraph in five minutes, and was forwarded
that place to Dublin by the Lijfey steamer.
10fo(Prom the Liverpool Chronicle of Saturday.)
e„r,esult of the election of Speaker, with the majority of
Iras ,"". Abercromby (as brought by The Sun express),
kinuse'°graphed from Liverpool to Holyhead, within five
to n'es. A steam-boat the Lijfry, was off Holyhead, ready
Itere,"nveY the intelligence to Dublin ; and persons on board
toon"
4S the
shod with night sio•nals, to communicate the news as
packet neared the Irish re.
A (From the Liverpool Mercury of Friday.)
Wilins,e,"nd edition of The Sun newspaper, received by Mr.
iatthe'ris express this afternoon, at three o'clock, has brought
tesult of the great contest which took place yesterday
te" the Tories and Reformers, in the House of Commons.
,lakeerolinated in the return of the Right Honourable
!Charlie Abercromby as Speaker, by a majority of ten over Sir
rations Manners Sutton, the nominee of the Tory Admins-
'a%
i; We congratulate our readers and the country at
T,O this glorious result, and proceed to lay before them
he IdgMent of the debate, as we find it reported in The Sun.
Ivith l("Ad el" Was received at Mr. Wilmer's, and on the Exchange
cheers.— [Edits. Mer.]