The Sun.
London, England, 1826-06-16 00:00:00

IRELAND.

DUBLIN COLLEGE.
(From the Dublin Patriot of June 13.)
At eleven by the College clock, the Provost, Fellows/ 101'
Scholars assembled in the Hall for the purpose of electing
Burgess to serve in Parliament.
Dr. P,IIITPS proceeded at some length to eulogies the conduct e
the Right Honourable Attorney General and concluded by pror
sing him as a fit person to represent the University in ParhameM
Sir OTloNociroz, in seconding, said, "Mr. Returning Office
The word fit person used by the venerable and learned gentians'
who has preceded me, so often a word of form, is here, at Its
substantially true."..--( Rear.)
Mr. Pruivxrr presented himself, and was received with ,saver
sal approbation. After the Right Hon. Gentleman could ohm
a hearing, he thanked the Constituency of the Colima for th
honour they had 'heretofore conferred upon him, an honour e
which he confidently looked forward to receive again at thei
hands. Mr. Plunket concluded an able speech, of which this
very imperfect report, amidst universal cheering.
The question being put, and no other Candidate being co 00
the customary proclamation was made, and Mr. PluP
erw..
dared duly elected.

Mr. Plunket was then chaired through the Hall amidst lot
acclamations : after he descended, some scuffle arose about ti
chair, but not of any serious importance.

Cou NTT Di:aux.—A highly respectable meeting of the Elm
tors of Dublin, met at .Kilmainham yesterday.
YOUCHAL.-Mr. George Ponsouby offers himself for th
Borough. •

LIMERICK. —Sunday. week Lord Viscount Curt arrived i
Limerick from Lough-Looter Castle.
Krlxtwnv.—Srime days since, Pi!town, in. the coati
kenny, 'was illuminated, and a large bon-fire lighted, on *came
of the arrival of Lord Duncannon and. family. io
COUNTY Door.—Colonel Ford has announced his "'ten-t.
of standing on the independent interest at the ensuing
-opposition to Lord Castlereagh.
DROGHEDA.--.A contest is expected.
/Inc
Ngwity.-111r. Knox arrived here on Tuesday, sad bee
been canvassing the electors with considerable success- t
COUNTY Avrarm.—Lord O'Neill has üblished his
'
the electors of the county Antrim., Mr. Il'Naghten 'sad he ar
likely tti receive no annoyance.
h the ciel
Conic.Cirv.-.-The writ was received last evening -1 A
Sheriffs, who have appointed Tuesday neat for the election.
contest is expected. •
• Content Conk.--There will be no contest. Lord Ennismse'
and. the Hon. Bobet.tKing; (brother of Lord Viscount Kit:
rough, who retires from ill health) will be returned. The
George Ponsonbv comoi in for Youghal. n 01
KiNsam—We understand that Mr. William Burnell, son °I
Lord John 'Nilsen, and nephew to the Duke of Bedford, 111" lc
prevent Kinsale.
TbaredeY"
Wamtrortn CITY. —The Election takes place on election, 1!
Sir
,Johu Newport has addressed the electors. There Will be e°
opposition to the worthy Baronet. •
CO. WATER icum—The Government have taken 111 the nee"
-p-
-sexy precautions .to prevent, any breach of the Noe at, ;two
preaching electiein for this County. The garrison '4 ep fur
in
and a squadron of Scots Greys has got the ro
that quarter.
Co. Kturanc—The Election takes o,oe 0,, Tuesue,v' 1.,
Efith instant, when both the present Members will be RO'n
turned without opposition. " the
LONDONOLNIcY. —Sir George lull is again up for De'''"
city of renown in lrish history.
rstisy,
Co. Ltsuesscs.—The election it is said is fixed for Thu b 0,
and Mr. Lloyd.—All these
the 224 instant. The Candidates ere. Colonel Fitsgibbon, erron,
Cher of Lord Clare, Captain O'Grady, son of the Chief 11. ties.
Cow CO. KERRY.—There will be a contest between CAL, other
and the lion. Air. Hare, son- of ,Lord Ennismore. Tne des
member, Mr. Fitzgerald, is secure.—Mr. Hare's father O,l:Y_ for
the Catholics; but that gentleman has pledged himself to V "
Emancipation.
gentlemen are liberal in their po Lie

TO THE FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF

SURREY.

GIN/TIMEX, •
1 Hasten to express my gratitude for the flattering
AL manner in which you have this day manifested your deter-
mination to support my pretensions to the honour of representing
you in Parliament. The state of the poll presents an omen of
complete success ; but, Gentlemen, let us not relax in our exer-
tions, let not our triumph be protracted,—another such day and
victor• is ours. Allow me to repeat the confidence I have in your
„,i„,: zeal, and to assure you of my determined perseverance.
I have the honour to be,
Gentlemen,
,z,

77,
~.,

Your most obliged and obedient Semint,
CHAS. NICHOLAS PALLIVIER.
Guildford, Jima 15th, 1826.

STATE or THE THIRD DAY'S POLL.
Mr. Patimer - - - 1303
Mr. Denieon, - - - 1430
Mr. Sumner - - - 993

Majority - - 310

• ' SURREY ELECTION.
VARRIAGES, for the Conveyance of tREE-
1-, HOLDERS in the Interest of GEORGE HOLME SUM-
NER, Esq. to the poll at Guildford, are provided at the Com-
mittee Room, Three Tuns Tavern, St. Margaret's Hill, South-
wark, every Morning at Six o'clock; and Freeholders are re-
quested to intimate their intention of going on the preceding
Evening. THOS. S. BENSON, Chairman.

• Committee Room, June 16, 1826.

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