Star.
London, England, 1831-05-11 00:00:00

THE GENERAL ELECTION.

IidEbIBERS RETURNED TO THR NEW PARLIAMENT.
Aylesbury—Lend Nugent ; Rickford, Esq
Berkshire— Charles Dundas, Esq; Robert Throckmorton, Rsq.
Cork (City)—Hon. J. Boyle; D. Callaghan, Esq.
Cumberland (County)—Sir J. R. G. Graham ; Wm. Blamire, Esq.
Dublin (University)—Dr. T. Lefroy.
Huntingdon (County)--J. B. Rooper, Esq; Lord Mandeville.
Limerick (City)—Hight Hon. T. S. Rice.
Lincoln (County)—Sir Wm. Ingilby, Bart; Hon. C. A. Pelham.
Middlesex—G. Byng, EN; J. Hume, Esq.

STATE 01
Northampton (County). May 10,
a to 1 o'clock (from tharreePress)
Altliorp - -110 U

' POLLS.
Dublin (City), May 7.
Lord Mayor - 347
Mr. Perrin - - 347
Mr. Shaw - - 208
Mr. Moore - 204
Cumberland (County). May 7.
Sir J. R. 0. Graham - 942
Wm. Biamire, Eeq. - 915
Lord Lowther . - 452
Woreester(C.ounty), May 9.
Foley - - 927

Milton
.
Milton - - 963
Cartwright . . 753
Knightly - 588
Essex (County), May 10.
Wotern - 2252
Wellesley . • 2156
1)01 . . - 1612
Oxford (County), Slay 9.
I; Harcourt, Esq. . 719
31ajor Wayland - . 698
Laid Surrey. . - 537

Speicer - - 761
Lygon . - 663
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ANALYTICAL TAIILE OP THE ■
TERINCN IN FAN,
For Apt.
0

.icrtows, Immo° THE
Dtl-
IU& or EEPORU.

&rks
Bucks

1
IRE_
Cork City) ... 2 0 I Limerick ...
Dublin (University)... 0 i
Total yesterday morning
klajority in favour of reform to Monday night 74
Yesterday morning's returns

Hunt ...
Lincolnshire
AND.

For Agst.
... L 1
.. 2 0

.. 1 0

Total majority for reform BO

CUMBERLAND ELECTION.

WHITEHAVETT, MAY 7.—(Third day.)—The poll closed
this evening at five o'clock.
The slow progress of the poll is to be accounted for by the
frivolous and vexatious objections offered by the agents of
Lord Lowther to the votes of the reform candidates ; their
object evidently being delay. Sir James Graham, in his
speech at the close of the poll, said—" It was now clear that
the contest was merely vexatious, and for the purpose of
putting the freeholders to trouble and expense: and if it
should be continued, he would see what they would say at
Appleby to this. If Cumberland could return four re-
formers, he (Sir J. Graham) could not see why NVestmore-
land should not return two."

Lord Lowther was absent, having set off to Carlisle that
morning; and a general report prevailed that he would not
return.

• LATER ACCOUNT'.

DEFEAT OF THE (TREAT NORTHERN BOROUGH-

MONGER.
COCEEINOUTH, Saturday evening.
Sir J. R. O. Graham
"' 942} Reformer.
William Blamire, Eeq. ... 915
Lord Lowther ... ... 452

Lord Lowther has resigned !
_ .

Thus three of the " Lowther nine-pins" have been knocked
down, viz.—one at Carlisle, one in Westmoreland, and one
in Cumberland. The other six stand too deeply imbedded
in the mud and corruption of Cockermoutb, Haslemere, and
Appleby, to afford fair play to the people.
The county of Cumberland, which has now so nobly eman-
cipated itself, has been 72 years under the influence of the
Lowthers.

GLOUCESTER, MAY O.
/ am happy to say, the glorious cause has gained an ad-
ditional triumph in this county by the resignation of Lord
Edward Somerset. The day of elation was fixed for to-
morrow (Tuesday), but this evening a letter was sent to the
committee of Sir B. W. Guise and the Hon. H. Moreton,
Intimating that Lord Edward Somerset declined all further
contest. Of course, the two reformers will be elected to-
morrow (Tuesday) without further opposition, but it is un-
derstood the chairing will not take place for a week.
WORCESTER ELECTION, MONDAY EyzNixo.
CLOSE OF THIRD DAY'S POLL.
Hon. T. H. Foley.
Hon. Captain F. Spencer .
Hon. Colonel H. B. Lygon .. 694
The reform cause is triumphing gloriously ; the Lygon
party are at the bottom of the poll, and, with all their wealth
and aristocratic influence, will be unable to rise above the
advocates of reform.