The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-12-07 00:00:00

ELECTION NEWS.

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Sir John Beckett is spoken of as likely to become a cautt.--
for the htmdred of Bassetiew.
Youk.—Mr. Lovi-ther's canvass in this city has been 01;11,
successful. Of the new votes a large majority are in his fa/OP,
1-117 Lt..—The friends of Mr. Carruthersohe conservaii;
memberoliue together this week. A large' attendance I.
pected. The return of this gentleman for the borough is
eimtsidered certain.

LESCESTERSHIWE.—The whigs of the southern diVisiona,o4
county having in vain attempted-to. procure any oue to 01V:ie,
the conservative candidate, Mr. Haherd, ,are now, at the
vcnth hour, actually advertising for one.
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QIIESHILZE.—NORTHERN Tattou
Esq.,•'addressed the electors of. the northern division 0P;
county on Thursday, the 224 ult. and was moat headily anl-4•
tlinsidgfioally received.
e• SOUTHERN DIV/SION.—The cc:tritest in this division of r 6
shire, it is probable, will be far mere severe. than in the net
eastern. All the Candidates, Lord Grosvenor, Sir P. 1,1017°
and Mr. 'Wilbraham, are confident of success.
CS sum- indr. UNIVERSITY.-51r. Mackinnon, the mernherisr
Lymington, and author of ". Public Opinions," has bcC,"-arce' quested-to offer -himself for the University of Cambridge,
place‘of Mr., W. X. Peet, who resigns. Mr. Macicinnon.
a Johnonian, will have -the sup port of his College; Whichig,
ally carries a ineinhor for the -University.
YORKSHIRE.—WEST UIDING.—A meeting will be 110.7
Barnsley, on Wednesday, ou the requisition of a number 01....:
iluentiat electors,; 0 take into consideratiou, not only the 1p
priety, but the necessity, of selecting and requesting some d
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tlemaroiicteritavithin the riding, of -family and sound eetffd
tutional principles, to offer himself as .a candidate (tagerlt
with Lord Morpefh) to represent the said riding in the it"'
Parliament.—Yorkshire Gazette.
_...Vll_!krt•mt7.—A' sound conservative to stand as a candidatest
the city of Perth. The constineney amounts to 91) pulls
two-thirds of whom are attached to conservative princip!es•
expense of -a canvass conic' not be much; especially as there
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some &exalt that the field will not'be 'contested. Perth is
only place its Scotland which is not agitated byparlia.zueet
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aspirants. • Mr. Richardson retired Some weeks ago • ancL',"
Hydeyillers is standing fur an English borouali.—'Ethe
CLlTnercoa.---IVir. Irving has, during 'the whole of the lee-'
week, been at Clitheroo and the neighbourhood, active,' 70
gaged fn a perspnaLcanvass of the electors; and it gie°slo.
much pleasure to be enabled to state, that his reception
rally has been of the most gratifying nature, and that the tes
of the canvass is far more favourable to ills interests tkan eI
his most sanguine friends anticipated, and such as to ~face
Ultimate return beyond a doubt. Mr. Irving was loudly cheque
in his progress through several of the out-townships, and
in the town of Clitberoe. Tetnpora inutantu,r! d•
&REA N to:--0'Colielt's plans are ,said to be thus errand!
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Ike will have a dozen. Repealers, according to his oppone%
accounts; from twenty to thirty, accordirig to his' wn. 13a!'of
of ,these gentlemen will be, taken bound to, obey .the •011J,781
the 'Liberator's finger.' They will attend every night, anuar'
night long. They will every one of them have as•manyl,l
tions as they-please, and they will contrive in resenting tP,O
to take up the entire time devoted to petitioning; Every°io
of them -will have fifty motions, on which all the band to,.
speak, and an' equal number of amendments, to he as Ir";,‘
naciously supported, to every motion of everybody else. •_•
thus calculate upon being able without difficulty so to pet.it' and amend, that neither Whig nor Tory, Conservative „n
Radical, shall be able to Speak one speech, or to do one acid, real business, from the beginning ot the session to the en
The Ministry will thus be worried,_ the Opposition weariedli.
death; the people will become impatient; and all parties W. 104,
at length conjoin in dissolVing a Union which is proauctivL.,,,
equal annoyance to all. We see little to hinder thent
rying this scheme into effect, except their expulsion au 04"
Perhaps it will end in that.—.S'pecfator.

after•
AUTION TO ACCOUNTANTS.—At a Court held at Laodtba
on Thursday week, before William John Law, Esq.. f°r„,t-
Relief of Insolvent Debtors, Itobert kitten, of Bury, oec°,
ant, applied to be discharged. the circumstances of the e 4-0,.
as stated by Mr. Venables, and fully proved by a witness,
that the insolvent was appointed accountant to the bant,i7
estate of Samuel Nuttall ; and atthe audit-meeting, be oPri.r '
ed before' the Comtnissoners, and produced his account 0.,. t,*
ceipts and payments, which showed a balance in the inqohlbe
hands due to the estate of EtiB, in addition to the
money olehe
bank. At a divident-meeting, on the 30th of July last,o`ot
insolvent did not make his appearance, or send any aec, to
respecting the £l,B : which sum the Commissioners char" it
assigness with, in making a dividend in August last. ficliCerca.
solvent admitted these facts, and the Cbintuissioners or ir big.
him to be remanded fot nine monks, from the ° '
petition.