Star.
London, England, 1827-05-18 00:00:00

DUBLIN, MAY 15.

EILECti ON-TR I N ITY COLLEGE.

Abash half past iO o'clock this day, the Election for
the College commenced. It was held in the Eiamina-
don Hall, which was fitted up for the accommoclation

of the officers of College concerned in the Election,
the Fellows, the Candidates, and the Dectdrs. A few
minutes previous to the Provost taking his place, the
doors of the Hall were thrown open, and a tsemeadous
rush of the Students took place, and the Hall was im-
mediately filled in every part. The cheering, homing,
and groaning, that then occurred, were really astound-
ing, and it was impossible for a long period to produce
order. The tries of 64 Lefroy," 46 Croker," 46 North,"
Ike. were raised and echoed with astonishing strength
and perseverance. Mr. Croker was the first Candidate
that appeared, and he was received with considerable]
applause. Mr. North was the nest, find his appearance
was hailed with much cheering. Sergeant Lefroy was
the last Candidate that made his appearance, and the
cheering, clapping, and waving of hats were immense.
Shortly after eleven o'clock Mr. Roe read the procla-
mation, and Mr. Moore then read the writ; but from
the noise which prevailed, they were totally inaudible.
Orange handkerchiefs were frequently waved in the
Hall; and one student, who procured a stick, on which
was stuck an emblem of this kind, was hailed with the
most lively acclamation.
The different candidates, after a vain effort to make
themselves hesird, were then put in nomination, when
there appeared—

For Mr. Crotty .
Mr. North . -
Sergeant Lefts,

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Upon the numbers being declared, and the usual pro-
clamations made, the Provost returned Mr. Croker.

Mr. NORTH afterwards addressed the electors at con-
siderable length, but the uproar continued.
All the Courts of the College were crowded during
the day.

FASHIONABLE UtTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

The Earl end Countess of Sefton, in Arlington-street, from their
house at Newmarket; the Marchioness of Downshire and Lady
Mary Hill, at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square, from their seat at
Roehampton; Lord and Lady Barham. and Family, at the Hyde
Park Hotel, Hyde Park-place, from tkeir seat in Kent; the Dean
of Litchfield and Miss Woodhouse, and Mr. siul Mrs. Aciand, at
ditto, from Staffordshire ; Charles Shskerky, Esq. and Colonel
Howard, at ditto, from Leamington; Mrs. Pitallo and Family, at
Warne's Hotel, Conduit-street ; Lord and Lady Huntingfteld, and
Family, at Nerot's Hotels, Clifford and Cork Streets ; J. Gurney,
Esq. and Lady Harriet Gurney, at ditto; Colonel Glegg ynd Mrs.
Clegg, at ditto; Mr. and Mrs. Hall, and Family, at Fenton a Hotel,
St. Jaines's.street, from their seat in Wales; Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Trevannion, at Jordan's Hotel, St. James's-street ; Rev. R. Lee ,
and Son, and P. Duncan' Rai. at the British Hotel, Jermyn.stieet,
from Oxfordshire; fir Alezander Mackenzie, Bart. at the Bur-
lington Hotel, Old Burlington and Cork Streets, keen a tour.
CHANGES.

Countess de Grey, for her seat, Putney Heath ; Lord Braden.%
for Ireland; the Dube of Norfolk, for his seat, Farnham, Suffolk ;
Baroness Willoughby de Entity, for her villa at Richmond ; Lord
Bayne'', from Warned Hotel, Condult-strees, for Brighton ; Lord
Audley and Friends, from Nerot's Hotels; General and Mrs.
Chown., from ditto ; Mrs. Cuthbert, from ditto ; the Hun. Mrs.
Miss, and Muter Digby, from 'ditto • the Hon. Mr. Peters and
Friends, from ditto ; J. Adenbroohe, Sup and Ladies, from ditto;
Sir Win. and Miss Cockburn, from Fenton's Hotel, St. Jinxed-
street, for Bath; Mr. and Mrs. Tyate, from ditto for Richmond;
Colonel and Mrs. White, from Warren's Hotel, Regent-Street, for
their seat, the Woodlands. Ireland; the Hon. and Re*. Dr. and
Mrs. Ponoonby and Family, from Flodong'S, for Fiance; Miss
Foster, from ditto, an s tour; Mre Harvey, from ditto ; the
Rev. F. Drake, from ditto, for Yorkshire; Mrs. Eversfield and
Miss Crew, flubs Bunks Hotel, Berners-street ; J. Blair, Fog.
from ditto ; J. Bane, Esq. from the British Hotel, Jermyu-greet,
on a tour; Lady Coote and Mrs. Cute, from the Burlington Ho-
tel, hid Burlington-street, for the Continent.