The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-07-06 00:00:00

CONSERVATIVE AND WHIG GAINS.

The Conservative gains, up to this time, are as follow :
Peterstield—Jolliffe, vice Hector—one.
Horshim—Scarlett, vice Hurst—one.
Westbury—Lopez, vice Briscoe—one.
Windsor—Neville, vice Gordon—one.
Reading—Russell, vice Palmer—one.
Ditto—Chelsea, vice Talfourd—one.
Newark—Manners—vice Wilde—one.
Lincoln—Collett, vice Bulwer—one.
London—Masterman, vice Pattison—one.
Ditto—Lyall, vice Crawford—one.
Bedford—Stuart, vice Crawley—one.
Harwich—Attwood, vice Ellice—one.
St. Albans—lepton, vice Muskett—one.
Shrewsbury—Tomline, vice Slaney—one.
Cambridge—Sutton, vice Pryme—one.
Knaresborough—Lawson, vice Rich—one.
Ditto—Farrand, vice Langdale—one.
Pontefract—Pollington, vice Stanley—one.
Rochester—Douglas, vice Bernal—one.
Ditto—Bodkin, vice Hodges—one.
Buckingham—Chetwode, vice Verney—one.
Honiton—M•Geachy, vice Stewart—one.
Midhurst—Seymour, vice Spencer—one.
Winchester—Escott, vice Mildmay—one.
Newport—Hamilton, vice Hawkins—one.
Ditto—Martin, vice Blake—one.
Hull—Hamner, vice Hutt—one.
Bradford—Hardy, vice Busfleld—one.
Westminster—Rous, vice Evans—one.
Molitgomery—Chohnondely, vice Edwards—one.
Leeds—Beckett, vice Baines—one.
Southampton—Martyn, rice Duncan—one.
Blackburn—Hornby, vice Turner—one.
Barnstaple—Gore, vice Chichester—one.
Wigan—Crosse, vice Ewart—one.
Ditto—Greenall, vice Standish—one.
Scarborough—Johnstone, vice Style—one.
Helstone—Vyvian, vice Bassett—one.
• Falkirk—Baird, vice Gillon—one.
Haddington—Balfour, vice Steuart—one.
Ludlow—Ackers, vice Sawley—one.
Total—Forty-one.
The gains on the other side, have been these :
Bath—Duncan, vice Powerscourt—one.
Ditto—Roebuck, vice Bruges—one.
Lewes—Harford, vice Fitzroy—one.
Ditto—Elphinstone, vice Cantilupe—one.
Sudbury—Villiers, vice Tomline—one.
Ditto—Sombre, vice Bailey—one.
Nottingham—Larpent, vice Wallter—one.
Andover—Paget, vice Pollen—one.
Crickdale—Howard, vice Goddard—one.
Newcastle—Harris, vice Miller—one.
Rye—Curteis, vice Monypenny—one.
Walsall—Scott, vice Gladstone —one.
Hereford—Hobhouse, vice Burr—one.
Stockport—Cobden, vice Marsland—one.
Wareham—Drax, vice Calcraft—one.
Preston—Strickland, vice Parker—one.
Gloucester—Berkeley, vice Hope—one.
Stoke—Ricardo, vice Davenport— one.
Guilford—Mangles, vice Scarlett—one.
Marylebone—Napier, vice Teignmouth—one.
Greenwich—Dundas, vice Attwood—one.
Beverley—Townley, vice Fox—one.
Brighton—Wigney, vice Dalrymple—one.
' Bolton—Bowring, vice Bolling—one.
Berwick—Forster, vice Holmes—one.
Penrhyn—Plumiidge, vice Freshfield—one.
Shaftesbury—Howard, vice Mathew—one.
Ipswich—Wason, vice Kelley—one.
Ditto—Rennie, vice Cochrane—one.
Wakefield—Holdsworth, vice Lacelles—one.
Total—Thirty.

SOUTH CHESHIRE ELECTION.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE CHESTER COURANT.

SlR,—Having seen an unauthorised statement in your
paper respecting the position in which Sir P. Egerton and
Mr. Tollemache stand upon their canvass, as chairman of
their committee I beg to say that, though we have every
reasonable prospect of success, it is earnestly requested that
every friend to their return will to the last use his utmost
exertion in their favour, and that every voter, resident or
non-resident, will record his vote on the days of polling.
I am, sir, your obedient servant,
EDWIN CORBETT.
Central Committee-room, Northwich,
July Ist, 1841.