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London, England, 1831-05-21 00:00:00

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Cavan County— - - - - - 0 2
Clare County— • - . - - . 9 0
Donegal County-- . . . - . 1 1
Dublin City— - . . . 2 0
King's County— . . . . 2 0
lieitrim County— . . - . 1 1
I saulnntlerry County— . - - - 1 1
Louth County— . - . . 2 0
Mayo County— . . . . 2 0
Roseoromott County - - - . - 2 0
Sligo Couty— - . - • 0 2
Tyrone County— - - - - 0 2
WeitOrd County - • - - • 2 0

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Leland thus returns seventy out of one hundred members, rledged to
support the reform bill. The thirty-two counties return but fifteen anti-
reformers—not one-fourth of their representation.

The desperadoes of the faction keel? the Dublin poll open for the
sake of the whiskey and porter it enables them to swill. It is not con.
ceoled by the Tory candidates, that it is not their wish to continue the
vain and silly struggle longer; but they say they are pledged not to
surrender while a man is to be polled. What ineffable absurdity, to
adhere to a pledge that only exhibits folly or 'produces mischief !
At live o'clock, ou the eleventh day, the assembly was ably addressed
by Mr. T. F. Kelly (Seneschal), and Mr. Ronayne.
The Sheriff then declared the dar's poll to be—
Mr. Perrin . . 20 Mr. Moors . . 41
The Lord Mayor • 26 Mr. Shaw . . 40

01011,11 POLL.
The Lord Mayor . 1819,5 Mr. Shaw . . 1539
Mr. Perrin . 18881 Mr. Moore . 1532
Majority for the Mayor . 363
Majority for Mr. Perrin . . 361

The announcement of the gross poll was received with the' most
enthuslasde cheers.

Having been beaten in almost all the fair battles, the Tories, as a
dying effort, have resolved to resort to stratagem. We said yesterday
that in consequence of an arrangement amonpt the reformers, Mr.
Side' would come in for Louth without opposition. We spoke thus,
because M'Clintock had retired, and all amongst his faction appeared as
still and motionless as the inhabitant of the tomb. It appears now, that
some cunning little Isaac of the name of Fortescue, had been engaged in
secret preparations in Dublin, and that he departed on Tuesday
night with his satchel' of poll books, and a trusty friend or two, to
try how fin he could, by a sort of coup remain, succeed in possessing
himself of the trust surrendered in despair by the only man of his
party who could be said to have the slightest pretensions to it. Of
course, every rational being acquainted with Louth, lough, at the
ridiculous emeriti ise. It may, havens, keep up a three digs' kiita.
jinn in a peaceable cot my—and for an effect of titis.kind, it seems the
Tories have brought their loyalty to believe that no risk or sacrifice is
too formidable.--./Iforning Register.

One of the Clare magistrates has been removed from the commission
of the peace. He rendered himself very unpopular some time since,
by committing persons on charges of ferry. Ali practices, who were
generally supposed to be entirely unconnected with such proceedings.
He was pressed to take bail for these persons, but continued to resist
until the election came on, wi cn he went to the gaol, and libersttd
the entire party, for the purpose, as is alleged, of allowing them to
vote for O'Gorman Mahon. A representation of the transaction ssu
forwarded to the goverment, geld the result was the erasure of his tame
from the list of magistrates.—/bid.

" This borough has been alternately in the nominction of the Duke of
Devonshire and Earl Bandon, but the corporation returned Viseovot
Bernard on .he present occasion, in opposition to the Duke of Devon-
shire's nominee, who was a reformer, and in eeflance of the compact
between those noblemen; of course Lord Bernard will resign his seat..
t We should presume that Vesey Fitzgerald is a reformer, but his
sentiments on the question arc not, we believe, yet made public. Ilia
political Jews hitherto entitle us, while in doubt, to class him es a
supporter of the popular interests.