... Joseph Perkins, sheet-iron roller Mr. Barret, sign writer William Owen, pan maker John Owen, ditto Thomas Taylor, publican Alex. Painter, blacksmith Thomas Bloor, dirt-refiner Charles Pemberton, stonemason Fredrick Corbett, sheet-iron roller~sub-Seoretary ...

... Perkins, sbeet-iron roller ti Mr, Barret, sign writer A William Owen, pan maker a John Owen, dittot Thomas Taylor, publican ti Alex. Paiiter, blacksmith ft Thomas BloDr, dirt-refiner ye Charles Pemberton, stonemason el Fredrick Corbett, sheet-iron roller, ...

... present represented by Mr. E. C. Lister and Air. Bnufield, two Ministerialists. Mr. Lister retires in favour of his son. Mr. Hardy will stand again on the Conservative interest, with a moral certainty of success. BRIDGEWATmR.-Mr. Courtenay,whose son was ...

... present repressute.d by Mr. E. C. Lijere and Mr. Biislield, twoe Ainieterialists. Mr. Lirtor re~tires in favour of his son. Mr. Hardy wvill stand again on the Conservative interest, with a Mo1,3 .l crtinty Of success. lBiR I)DtWATER.-Mr. Courfenay,whose son ...

... Buths Committees acknowledged the it] importance of the subject, and expressed their approbation of the Gor ancestor lat. Mr. H-ardy's Committee foiwarded a written Contnentai* si stian to the gentleman by whom the memorial was presented, stating a .that ...

... Leeds. Mr. W. Hick, for the Teetotal Chartists, Leeds. Mr. Edward Clayton, Huddersafeld. Mr. Stephen Johnsen, Wakefleld. Mr. Thomas Bradley Knowles, Keighley. Mr. John Shaw, Lepton. Mr. John Belliwell, Sowerby. Mr. John Arran, Bradford. Mr. John Helliwell ...

... Tuesday, ando polling on Wednesday. The candidates -were Mr. Hardy, conservative; arid Messrs. Busfield and Lister (the son o the late member), whig-radicals.- The numbers w r the close, Hardy, 612; Lister, 540; Busfield, 536. two former returned. .NARtsBono' ...

... ? 587 to Holmes (Whig) ?? ?? ?? ?? 319 M WORCESTER CITY-TuESDAY. dL Wilde (Whig) ?? ?? 1,187 PC Bailey (Whie) ?? 1,173 at Hardy ?? 87 d TAUNTON-TUESDAY. lb Labouthore (Whig) ?? 438 fr 9 Bainbridge (Whigl ?? 10 5 no Wilberforce (Tory) ?? ?? 382 ci Hall ...

... Attorney-General, and Robert Hardy, Esq., on the ministerial interest. John Dent, d Esq., proposed Joseph Bailey, Esq. Matthew Pier d oue, Esq., seconded the nomination. George Far. by, Esq., banker, proposed Sir Thomas Wilde. d Alderman Cores seconded ...

... surgeon, seconded the no- itoJ .era mination. ho of' Mr. SAML. BAINBIRIDGE, linen draper, proposed ito rid, Thomas Sturgeon, Esq. ut trv Mlr. THOMAS ADDISON, currier, seconded the no- %vm he Initiation. en tdad A r. LAWSON then proceeded to address the electors ...

... J. C. Stahlschmiidt seconded the nomination. Mr. Johnson had the pleasure to introduce to the electors of the borough Mir. Thomas Cabbell as a candi- date to represent them in Parliament. Mr. Jennings seconded the nomination of Mr. Cabbell. The several ...

... Attorney-General, and Robert Hardy, Esq., on the ministerial interest. Johli Dent, Esq., proposed Joseph Bailey, E~sq. Matthew Pier polt, Esq. seconded the nomination. George Far. acy, Esq., banker, proposed Sir Thomas Wilde. Alderman CIries seconded ...