The Sun.
London, England, 1857-03-07 00:00:00

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interest in opposition to ct
Er. J. Stracey, the pres •
Ictbe western division fitiB:4,9:kip-A5444.., Tre*. at
present nosymptoms of • plitki tA-N, ec-
i lion of Mr. W. Bagge an
, (Conservative 9. In Suffolk, ainja ax equally
quiet.

1 - PLYMOUTEE AND DEVONPORT. —The Liberal com-
mittee appointed in Plymouth the other day will
I assemble this evening, to arrange for a meet ng of
the Liberal party. There is a strong desire that
Plymmth may in future to represented by a corn-
, merei'd man, and there can be no reason why we
should not have united in the same person, aloe;
with Mr. Collier, a thorough Lit eral as well as a
man of business. The Liberal committee at DerorA
po:t are on the alert, and are ready for action—as
they always are. The Tories were very excited
yesterday.
will have to retire
into pr
rd
General
life,
and
so Berkeleym
eene is wanted to take
his place, who will submit to be bled freely.
eiavy:te
Where is Maxwell ? A few days will ievelope the
mystery.--Plymouth Journal. .

REPRESENTATION OF BRADFORD.—We rejoice to
bear that a movement is already making to bring
I,rward General Perronet Thompson for the repre-
sentation of this borough. They could not make
a better choice of a candidate than in this veteran
Reformer. He only lost the e'ection la.t time by
some six or seven votes. The Gallant General's
mind is as vigorous as ever, his faculties are as
acute, and his attachment to the Liberal cause has
experienced no diminution with the lapse of years.
It would give us, and the whole country, great
pleasure to see him again in Parliament.
IlionnsxNTATiox OF EDINBURGH. —A candidate
has been proposed in "Old Whig circles" whomay
be a surprise to the elector?. This is no leis a per-
sonage ,than Lord John Russell. It seems that
Lord John is cinsidered in an unsafe position in
London. Certain influential citizens, whose names
we forbear to mention at present, having been in-
debted to his lordship for personal benefits, others
from a long-lived political sympathy, proposed him
yesterday in their clubs. But, we believe, there
w ch diversity of opinion as to whether hecan
Lte:rxted with Mr. Bldtck. His-friends intend,
in the American phrase, to s'art Lord John and
Mr- Black as " one ticket." Should they pe.se..
vere, it is said to be probable that Mr. Cowan
and r. 111‘Laren will be the other "ticket."—Ca-
ledonian Mercury.

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, FRIDAY.
LONDONDERRY ELECTION.

At the close yesterday the gross numbers were :
C arke
Greer . ........ , 1,401

Majority for Clarke

THE TIPPERARY BANK APPEALS.

The Lord Chancellor gave judgment this after-
noon on the appeal from the order of the Master of
the Rolls in the case of " Ginger" and the other
English shareholders. The Lord Chancellor dis-
carded all questions in the ca-e save what he con-
sidered to be the real and main point for discus-
sion—whether Mr. Ginger had become a member
of the copartnership or was in any sense a contri-
butory to the duties or engagements of it. He
did not think that it was at ail thrown upon a pur-
chaser of shares to take any substantive motion in
a court of equity, save as had been done here, to
relieve himself from the responsibility of being a
contributory ; he therefore looked upon the pro-
ceedings in the present case as if they had beenupon
a bill filed by the purchaser f kr the purpose of hav-
ing his name erased from the share register-book
and the assignment of shares annulled. His lord-
ship said that the whole question iu the case was
narrowed to the consideration whether in point of
fact Mr. Ginger had not been deceived and de-
frauded in the very essence of the transaction, by
being led to suppose that he was buying one thing
when in point of fact he was buying another. It
appeared to him to he a clear case of fraud and
conspiracy on the part of John and James Sadleir,
and, therefore, Mr. Ginger having been defrauded
by them, as the agents of the other shareholders,
he could not be held to be a Contributory for the
liabilities entailed upon them by the misconduct of
those to whom they intrusted the management of
their affairs. The order of the Rolls should there-
fore be affirmed, and with costs. The order of the
Master of the Rolls was likewise affirmed pro forma.
in the cases of Mr. Sterling and Mr. J. Bitch Ken-
nedy, with, a view to their being argued at once
before the Court of Appeal, which it is understood
will sit on Monday.