The Sun.
London, England, 1817-05-26 00:00:00

NO troLu, ELECTION.

No RW IC II) MAY. 25.—The declared nu nbers of
the Sf►eriT' vesterdey were :
Mr. Wt)DEnousg
•
Mr. PRATT 33'11

Majority - 576

Just at the time your Paper will be pitting to
press, Norwich will be enjoying the finest specta-
cle she has for many a day seen. Mr. MIDI:-
notitis is to enter the City about noon, accompo•
(lied' by his train, and from the enthusiasm ex-
cited, or which you really can form no adequate
notion, it is expected the attendance of Gentle-
men will be prodigious. The Ball takes place in

the evening.
',l.lhm triumph infinitely exceeds any idea that
could have been reasonably entertained. So much
for the County Meeting, and Lord. ALBEMARIA
and hiq Prompters. It may teach that Noble Lord
to judge for himself about the sentiments of his
ottuCounty in future. The County Meeting, and
nothing but the County Meeting, has raised the
storm that has crumbled Mr. Cotta's power to
pieces. As a friend of his has said, his speech
there was his march to Moscow ; it may now le
added, his canvass has •been his Champ de Mai,
and the Castle Hill his Waterloo—Simile simili
gouda..

NORFOLK ‘VAGGERIES.

THE TABLEs TURNED.

A Cook who wanted ao old Cat,*

To e4rry up to town,
Etuploysi his laterite buntsroau PRATT*
To run poor pussey down.

Pass heard the yelping of the dogs,
And took another tack;
Retreated to her neighbiring bogs,
And distanc'cl all the pack.

Thus a poor Hare, their dinner spoil%
And of the feast partook ;
For yesterday the Huntsman Envied,
And roasted was the Cook.

May 22, 1817.
* Alluding to an opinion that anydish would serre the pre-
sent occasion.

EXTEMPORE,

ily a Voter promised.to Wodehouse, but impelled to Vote

for Pratt. '
Ism sorry, dear Sir, I'm obliged to retract—.
That,l cannot stand neuter's an absolute fact; •
You'll call me a turn-coat—,-I'll freely own that ;
But success to your cause, though I vote for Ned Pratt!

THE GREEN SICKNESS to be CURED by BLUE PILLS.
• 'Mangit the Voters of Roger, Green Sickness prevails,
They are drooping their heads, they are hanging their tails ;
And each man is assuming so deadly a !nob,
As to want 1111 Two Nurses instead of One Cook.
Most unlike Jolly Yeomen, well fed with Fat Beef,
They are starving on broth of a green cabbage leaf.
That wine good men advise to set right all their ills,
Dr. Workhouse should give them a Box of" Bine Pills!"

HEARTY H VZZ AS I:at the CHAIRING of EDMOND
WODRHOUSE, May 26, 1917. -
Let Memory now dismiss the gloomy'day,
When " Purple faded," and when " Pink turfed pale,"
When Whig-bards greeted loud in glowing lay,
Their" reddening Orange," with exulting hail I
Now, that " rich emblem" is no longer seen
Lifting it's " peerless head" through " foliage Green.".

Now, to thy " precious tints," Bright Purple, hail !
Proud syintAl on the loyal Vegtman's brow!
The Peoples Votes unhought,u,tforted, prevail,
The, .Despot Inim6led at otir feet lies low!
'Tis thus all power usurped dissolves in air,
Thus a true " Man of A'anfolk" fills the Chair.
Hozza! HuZza! Huzza!

• The words between inverted commas are quoted from a
Pasquinade, by a Gentleman in Norwich, written at the Elec•
ion of Mg.

ROTALVISIT TO THt BAZAAR.--• 111 consequence
of the favourable representation of the Pam-
c EMS to the QUEEN, of the Bazaar in Soho.
square, her Majest),expressed a wish to visit it.
but in as private a manner as possible. Mr, Trot.
ter, the Proprietor; in consequence, arranged'for
the:Royal visit to take place an evening utter the
establishment had closed for the admission of the
public. Friday evening was the time fixed upon,
and it -was arranged for the Queen to enter by a
yard at the back of the premises in Dean-street,
where preparations were made for her Majesty's
reception, which caused it to be known in the
neighbourhood ; Nicholls and Perry, and a party
of the patrole belonging to the Public Mee, Bow-,
street, were stationed there in consequence. Her
Majesty and the Princesses entered by Dean-street,
in the carriages of the Countess Dowager of
digan and Lady Calthorp, at twenty minutes past
eight o'clock, and they were received by Mr. Trot.
ter, the proprietor;" with every mark of attention
and respcet,,who conducted them over the whale
of the premises, where every .person was in , at-
tendance at their stalls, the name as in the day-
time A chair with wheels WWI provided, :and
followed her Majesty when she was inclined to
rest herself. The Royal Party were liberal pur.
chaserd. They were so molt amused, that they
rentained there till about half.past ten. On their
departure the persons assembled gave them three
huzzas.

ATTRMPTCO So'mos.—Friday a young man
named Robert Swain, who was servant at Mr.
Claridge's, the Bedford Arms, Manchester-square,
attempted to put 114 end to his existence by cutt-
ing his throat with a case knife. Fortunately he
had not cut through his wind pipe or the ktgolar
vein. He was immediately taken to St. beorge's
Hospital, and some hopes are entertained of his
'recovery.