The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-07-09 00:00:00

Berkshire

Viscount Barrington.... 1
Pusey
Brecknockshire...... Wood
Cambridgeshire Yorke 1

Eaton ..
Allix ..
Carnarvonshire Pennant
Denbighshire.. Wynne.

Bagot
Derbyshire (North).. Cavendish

Evans

Devonshire (North).. Xja-n—tl

Devonshire (S'outh).. Buller
Lord Courtenay 1
Lord Ashley
Sturt
Bankes
Essex (North) Tyrell .

Jorsetshire

R-ound

Gloucestershire (East)Codrington

Charteis

Gloucestershire(West)Berkeley

H ale
Hampshire (South) .. Fleming
C0mpt0n......
Hoskins
Baskerville
Bailey ..
Isle of Wight Holmes
Kent (East)
Knatchbull
Filmer
Lord Marsham
Lancashire (North).. Lord Stanley

Herefordshire

Kent (West)

Patten

Lancashire (South).. Lord F. Egerton
Wilbraham 1
Byng
Wood
Merionethshire Richards
Monmouthshire .... Lord G. Somerset 1

Middlesex

liontgorneryshire
Norfolk

Morgan
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Wynn

Barge
Chute

Northumb. (South).. Bell

Ogle..
Nottinghams. (North) Knight.

Holdsworth....
Nottinghams. (South) Earl of Lincoln
1i011e5t0n......
Lord Norreys..
Harcourt ..
Henley
Shropshire (North).. Hill

Oxfordshire

Gore . .
Shropshire (South) .. Earl of Darlington.

Clive ,
Staffordshire (North).Russell

Alderley
Staffordshire (South).Visct. Ingestre

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Col. Anson.
Suffolk (West) .

Waddington
Sussex (West) ..

Col. Wyndham
Surrey (West) Denison

Trotter..
Warwickshire (North)Dpgdale

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Wilmot .
Warwickshire (South)Mordaunt

Shirley..
Wiltshire (South).... Herbert

Bennett
Worcestershire(West)Major-Gen. Lygon
Knight
SCOTLAND.
Aberdeen. Bannerman........
Ayr County. Kelburne
Ayr Boroughs.
Dumfries County.... Johnstone
Elgin Boroughs ..... Hay
Glasgow . Dennistoun
Oswald .
Johnston
Ferguson.
Ramsay.
Ellice.
IRELAND.
Randon.
Beresford
Jackson.
Layard
Kirk
Stock.....
Pigot .
Litton
Redington
Northland .
Sheil .
C01e....
Blake.
J. O'Connell
Watson .
Meynell
Ferguson
Gore.
Howard.

Kilmarnock.
Kirkaldy.:
Midlothian..
St: Andrew's,

Armagh
Athlone
Bandon
Carlow.
Carrickfergus
Cashel
Clonmel
Coleraine
Dundalk
Dungannon .

Dungarvon.
Enniskillen
Galway....

Kilkenny...
Kinsale ....
Lisburne....
Londonderry
New Ross ..
Yougbal....

CORK CITY.—FIRST DAY'S POLL
Murphy (R)
Callaghan (R) .
Chatterton (C)
Morris (C)
NEWRY.—FIRST DAY'S POLL.
Lord Newry (C)....
Doyle (R).

349
316
339

Majority for the Conservative

FlRE.—Last night, about twenty minutes past nine, an
alarm of fire in Kitchen-street was passed by the police to the
Fire Station, bottom of Temple-street, and horses being in
readiness, two engines and four water carts, with a body of
the fire-police and their superintendent, Mr. Hewitt, were
immediately despatched, and reached the spot in a very few
minutes. Happily the fire, though for some time alarming
from the fierceness and height of the flames, was found to be
only in the flue of a dwelling-house, No. 32, inhabited by a
working man named James Connelly. The engines were
consequently not put in action, and the conflagration, such
as it was, soon expended itself, without any damage, with the
exception of some slight injury to the flue. Between 20 and
30 of the firemen were on the ground in readiness had their
services been required. As it was the engines, &c., with
those connected with them, were back at the Station-house
at five minutes before ten o'clock, having been absent only
half an hour.

In our advertising columns will be found at length the
report of the Glasgow, Paisley, and Greenock Railway, to
the gratifying contents of which we call the attention of all
persons, whether they have an interest in the undertaking or
not. Captain Huish, who has hitherto filled the responsible
duties of secretary to the company, is about to retire from
those services which are appreciated so highly by the direc-
toss as to elicit a substantial mark of their approval, the
nature of which will be found in the report. We are inform-
ed that the Grand Junction company have engaged the
abilities and information of Captain Huish as the secretary
of their railway, and we congratulate the directors on the
appointment of a gentleman so well qualified in every respect
to give them atisfaction in the promotion of the ter-
the undertaking.

SECOND EDITION.

Standard Office, Eleven o'clock

FURTHER RETURNS.

1230
1196
248

SOUTH ESSEX
Bramston (C)
Palmer (C)
Alston (R)
SOUTH NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.—HALF-PAST 11
Cartwright (C)
Knightley (C) .
Euston (R) ..
BUCKINGHAMSHIRE.—TWELVE O'CLOOK.
Young (C).
Du Pre (C)
Murray (C) .
Lee (R)
Vane (R)
H E RTFORDSHIRE.—H ALF-PAST TWELVE.
Ryder (C) .. . ..
Grimstone (C),
Smith (C). .... 801
Alston (R) ......................... . 617
NORTH CHESHIRE.—THURSDAY, Foux o'CLocx.

FIRST DAY

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Egerton (C) Legh (C) Stanley (R)
Macclesfield ...... 652 630 690
Stockport ........ 545 521 545
Mottram ........ 207 191 557
Runcorn ....366 365 143
Knutsford ..... ... 870 823 166

2640 2530 2101
YORKSHIRE (WEST RIDING.)
Wortley (C)
Denison (C)
Morpeth (R) 7299
Milton (R)
ABERDEEN COUNTY.
Captain W. Gordon (C.) returned without opposition.
DUBLIN.—CLOSE OF THIRD DAY.
West (C)
Grogan (C)
O'Connell (R).
Hutton (R)
Mr. O'Connell's minority 239.
Mr. O'Connell started for Carlow;at two o'clock yesterday

BELFAST—SECOND DAY.
Tennant (C)
Johnson (C)
..
Ross (R)
Belfast (R).
CORK—SECOND DAY.
Chatterton (C)
Murphy (R)
Callaghan (R)
MALLOW—FiRsT DAY.

Longfield (C)
Norrey (R)..
NEWRY.—SECOND DAY.
Viscount Newry (C.) 313
Sir J. Doyle (R)..

Majority for the Conservative