The Sun.
London, England, 1845-08-18 00:00:00

Majority for Hudson ...................
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He therefore declared Mr. Hudson duly elecof
present this borough in the Commons House
inent.—(Cheers and hisses.) He might tille ft,
in consequence of what had taken place en, t",hstY
dneal-,asthktiedt. haenyhaidndnivoitdvuoatletdoavtetthei;s
first to last he had never asked any
and forth how
tended to vote.— (Aprlause.) eteetion; '
bring into the town a large number of tbe
but relying on the good sense and right i ewoor
inhabitants, he had refused to do so. geiriiie/'
them, however, that if any violence were coa2ttoj,
person guilty of it would certainly be broeg", bt
nd dealt with according to law. They
cheer as much and as often as they pleased, lob
strongly advise them not to commit a bre AO':
peace.—(Cheers.) Mr. Hudson is a man of ghee" Doil,
and he had no doubt Mr. Hudson will, es''ref,'s'
had elebcet:nt
raised, do all he can to promote the local
irateborough.—(Hisses.) He again entreat& rocer
their own sakes, to keep order during the P o/ /
of the day. a os;i,.'
Mr. HUDSON then presented himself, ain
hisses and groans arose, which continued keihiititli,
occasional cheers) during the whole of his Loiiq
He observed that it had now become his reetii!t.
as the representative of this borough, t°
his grateful thanks for the honour theY,l3,lo
upon him. They might rest assured the u`,.. x
life would exemplify the gratitude which
only alloy to the gratification of such an °Ceti
gPti
present was that all could not be successfaliiiase','
opponent could not be elected as well as
laugh)—but he assured the Gallant Colonel n'"j.sifir,
he had met and opposed him on public grtied
was ready to extend to him the right 111,10v1,,,i;
ship. They had all a right to hold and rid ji"
political opinions, but now that the occasinetrioty.,"
pression of those opinions had passed. beh-, e°o,"
would forget any asperities which might: ,110,..4
the progress of the contest, and all uoii`:da bed
furthering the interests of Sunderland an pa 4" 1
the country.—(Cheers and hisses.) Ilea for ,g 4
times addressed them before, and the
v, as now past. The time for acting is at h d bi°l: Of
that they had placed him in the high :IA- 1)0,!-,t'r
position as their representative, he shou'",,eogii•b;t
redeem the pledge he had given . and alir:ooo4)ei!,f
the electors might feel annoyed that his m`j-be Oi;oci'd
ponent had not been elected, he hoped, aVitterree;',l
had declared themselves in his favour, 010v1,%1
would forget those feelings, and that he snr°ce tail
their assistance in endeavouring to advs,"b,lo,,sll,
Interests of this large and important boryea, shlif
suggestions from all of them as to the waY ifo" (I
object may be best ffected.—(AP 'Anus°
He had only a short tenure of office. t lbey-
;no.
have an opportunity of again exerni'El*
chise, which it is the glory of ee fas/atif;
to possess, and of discharging the,' be 'ft
the constitution has reposed in them. ',;1,0 '"?:
his opponents was, that they would give 11"iend'iloso
—(shouts of " Hear, hear")—and to his iri,-;rli k.ply
" Recollect that he whom you have sent te
only a man," and then he was sure they wee, ossir •
his faults, when they considered that he wa'eb,
earnest in his endeavours to serve the bore °n °)l4
At this moment a parcel was brought n°e, 4
tings containing copies 'of the Times of FrW,f,;#oiC" 4
result of the poll of the preceding da,y, telly
freely distributed. 004
" See," continued Mr. Hudson, his
beaming with delight, and fling;nl-V, 6
copies amongst the crowd, " here is
newspaper, containing the result
•r•eilliriffri
The statement was sent off by special 4-iot
terday afternoon, and the papers have '1 !;,i6
by an express train. See what railways er,ake;,(;°.(o,;'
• the march of intellect which isgoing on I 4;',,
of genius, and it is owing much to the ralow,
district." After these exclamations he concluaeol
hit r
ing the Mayor for the kindness which be
sare4l
to him during his residence here. Ile was, olf'tl
one'could have discharged the duties of '„blr' h
more faithful and honourable manner than
had done ; then to all he said—" I thank, 'ter r
and sincerely ; God bless you."—(Lle'b
plause.) sil°lg
The, MAYOR further alluded to th then aaoi
which Mr. Hudson had spoken, and ehe
(in compliance with the desire of sonler`trifinsith-
Hon. Member) that Mr. Hudson had of 3' lid
of Mr. Wright and Mr. Spoor the o°l t- •
given for the benefit of the charitable
• pie
the town. "oggf.'s,si/
This concluded the business on the Inr,thie
official gentlemen retired to the office °` the
de
where the return to the writ was Prerr
signed. teg,
s
Soon afterwards Mr. Hudson took his —dsoftriigli'3,
gantiv decorated chair, placed in a carriage, thee-friOle
greys, and the form of '•chairing" was g°e big Pr.o
the close of the procession Mr. Hudson feet,‘tbelad ip
in his committee-room, and took leave t% r l'ho
present. He then left the town for Mr. S' (4.
at Whitburn, where he and Mrs. 0n,,,i"-e houl
Lowther, M.P., Mr. Hodgson Hinde, „ ohte
gentlemen, have been guests for some rIOn-urOv„,-rif,voil•
To- day Mr. Hudson's committee, In: i-trovo'orihr
fifty, accompany him to York, by sPecil'i errio.feeo:
they will dine with the Lord Mayor anti toP;de,e'
and other gentlemen who have been invie:4sof, re);
The causes which have led to Col- I',:irarisog•A
hove occasioned a disruption of the Lihe'- seerelecrdol
and it is contemplated to hold a meeting seeo4,ooW"v
feelings of irritation consequent on the Pr rclisiollt,ll
subsides, to concert measures for effecting neewhe
the party, and selecting two gentlemo suppnh',olllol
likely to receive the warm and earrieit
Reformers at the general election. C`',f,-t ii,goefer
has made many devoted friends here, but iv"' V
he must give place to some other Liberis 0-'OO btu'
vacancysaid that shall again occur. ted srheti'
It is a petition will be preseni.
return ofMr. Hudson, on the gr ale(' eg,' attar'
nothing definite has yet been done 'in the -

8 '
0 'fit
FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE RlVEltric(Cf:tdilerirS
sreoSbpsod(ealailt.y)::gesinteernd7w,
was
sbcoaut 12 o'cl°°,-fi'ing,,,Pot
opposite Greenwich Hospital, a boat, c` the
caused by one of the large Ticli "01J
knownpt
aeeaßxxn' °heeda managed
irietelceledianvtwiettent uthaeyhtebm'ihaiygrepoohdeispnexi praiseworthy ieeishnrl efo%evinptwocureewtt
rdheayows
ca
tea:Pxpt freesrerrii:e: nt: from
i:oezdnniettda:3ll precipitated
.II iect
that waneoatl:erobliged to state, however, tned
that
on Saturday, b'eworluaersdhnooiontd,tsauokcnehen aoofulvtteholelf-pPtriTty,lopteerritivoiltieloit
t
Merchant of
very exhausted condition.
SADLER'S WELLS.—We witnessed at ,ti)ritalroc,'s
was most ably sustained, and the same Praise,: IVlr'diofo;
due to Mrs. Warner as Portia. We never ss'i Aot°"
Vence. The
performance of
of Sshhayki
ospee:,rb.ei ,010rjood,l).
nett to more advantagerthan in the character %tool?,
Mr. H. Marston ga e much satisfaction Pas
ifeorp
clever actress Miss Coloper must not be forgurte::ingsblo ilee;
in the scene where she and Portia restore tb 0,1
l¢ct del
them in their disguises as a doctor of lawswas aoiej
by their respective husbands, the house
Mr. S. Buckingham played Gratiano well,,efonePhosi',/,
be said of Mr. Scharf and Mr. Williams as,'",broui'oere
Gobbo ; altogether the play was well acre" iiresse# rr!'cii°:
gave universal satisfaction. The scenery and ,101 tjfr!rili
as would do credit to any theatre, and we were ir;i3t crki°
house so well filled ; it is pleasing to see the "'A 0 ja
the prestnt managers so well appreciated and the fee
patronised. The performances concluded coloo`
01(0
What Next ? in which Air. A. Youoget
8055 WI!
wool, played with much ability. , Thoir )3404
, A LARMING FIRE AT ST. RAIN'S, pr.-
-We have just seen the following extract frotuiss4s:',ol#troi
dated St. John's, New Brunswick, Jul 3), of 3f1,1.44
put you in an extra slip of paper te
ll te It
yn- ew e. pold`
fire which happened here last night. eui'llvehoines'coadiefi,
o'clock in a row of woollen stores and war oar of
wharfs by the river side. Unfortunately a° oole, tit
immediately obtained, and consequently bead slooevri
were speedily consumed. The fire then stir
three streets, destroying a number of house oil , ir-Ot
but was at length, by dint of great exertion§ jot at
supply of water, arrested about half-past threec'our ePoSi".I
broke. I was then assisting in the working B_,e peacto
got my eyes so much scorched by the iceitir,f
that I can scarcely see this morning. The u7reat .1
to leave, and so I suppose you will not see stlY rot 'le
this fire in the papers. Is it not very strangesoy volo
have had so large a fire here following entil ArerroJ
Quebec, New York, and other places in N"rQuei,e,, ~,;(trd
have just been subscribing for the people a' 5.
ti:Tose, we ve to snbAcribe for ourseive ve coiio
iIuNGERFokD SUSPENSION•BRIDGE it it
.1? Ilipc
tors have altered the name of this bridge. ar'.".oo„sre:cisi%
Chariot{-cross Suspension bridge, the direcoj '
have wi.hin the last day or two been repainted'
cross" substituted for " ilungerford.'