The Sun.
London, England, 1845-09-10 00:00:00

SOUTHWARK ELECTION.

MEETING OF MR. MIALL'S
Yesterday evening a meeting of the friends tif lkirci. The
was held in the tLiterary Institution, Borough-roa
br
theatre was well filled.
At half-past se en the Hon. Candidate, accoMP d
several members of his Committee, entered the room, an
received with loud cheering. tiflet
Mr. STAFFORD ALLEN was called to the chair, noting.
some brief observations, introduced Mr. Miall to thel,dieet
Mr. Minix then proceeded to say that it would b..,
him on this, the sixteenth time he had appeared befoi.t_'„oo
to declare again his political opinions, for he had hiddoo4.
of them behind a mist; he bad .answered every
or
tion which had been put to him without liesita...3tior,
shuffling. But on this, the day preceding the nanwpob.
the Whig papers had opened upon them a heavy fire.7coleil
oh.") They had charged him with having some 7
object in this contest. They charged him with P,en-.),tro
game into the hands of the Tories.—(A voice, "
charge.") the would ask them who had let in the I:osiadd
Sunderland? Was it not the Whigs? geTory
deeply deplore the introduction of another _
tb
Parliament, but the fault was chargeable "Ptrwitt
Whigs themselves. He and those who agreee it
him had a duty to perform, and they would :?ipptni
spite of all the vituperation and all the contumely Vero,:
to be thrown upon them by the W
(Cheers.) Mr. Miall then in detail explained Lis ler,tii
religious liberty. He was opposed to all State ev.i(Tbsolo[
and most decidedly opposed to the doctrines of
1;e
monarchy inculcated in the works of Hobbes. ,
hig_gadiol Poo oi
Candidate then adverted to what be termed the Pio o`stio
of the Whig-Radical school, and characterised it as
subversive of all the social ties and all the better /4etiPl
humanity. Opposed to that philosophy, and foreinos,,oci
ause of the suffering people, had arisen a new rchooteroi
cheering.) It had been affirmed as
thatr abbe. (Mr'
boasted the Times and Punch its !:; g —(1-31b111 P 1
the parties who so prophesied not to triumph
not the remotest chance of success, but he would recoalierEV
election ?—(Cheers.) Even if they were the lowe'isccii,
poll, they would at least have shown that therell:::3l:ilifer:i
of sincere and honest-hearted men who at l"sAtil 11'.0
their prirciples to their party.— (Cheers.) 3ln jato'd
41
eluded by calling upon the electors of Southwari,
votes on Thursday that they
by their
fight for those principles to the uttermost.—(Gn,eelp2dee
Mr. NEWSOME then proposed a resolution, necille,
meeting to support Mr. Miall at the forthcoming e foio°ol
A Butcher, of Herculean proportions, here l'c'ebter,
an amendment, and, amid shouting, hissing, lang,navd"
cheering, threw his cap into the sacred circle a"'
chair, and leaped in after.
AO/
Mr ST . AMBURN
who~econded the resolution' Doer so
The erson
p had acted in the eccentric Ina attef
alludeded to rose, but sat down again after giving toi
to le incoherent and foolish charg
111rn. Alia Ll. again rose, and steeds.halvrf an ine.,l,lll.ls,)l'bed,p
this fly upon the wheel. At length,'''a even his adoilreig
tired of the display, in compliance witl-1 their worn". r
approbation, he resumed his seat. voie
After some remarks from Dr. Price thanks were
the chairman, and the meeting broke up.

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BIRTH. or
On the 9th of July, at Agra, Mrs. J. Thorat' sofPØPI
On the 6th inst., Mrs. Groucock, Dulwich, 0„,.1 A
On the 6th inst., at Marine Parade, Dover, lu"
of Blackheath-park, of a daughter. GP",ie
On the 7th inst., at Doughton, near Tetburfria da
shire, the wife of W. Brookes, Esq., of Elmestree, 19`

MARRIED.
On the 6th inst., at St. John's, Hackney, r
of Dalston, to Amelia S; rah, youngest daugm
Thompson, of the same place. o)

DIED. olir
On the 28th ult., at Resherville, Northfieet,
,he wife of Captain Michael Rinaington. , ageciA,
On the 3,1 inst., at Tnrcuay, A. Copland,
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