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... Burmestei , Esq. John Ord, Esq. Heury Cayley, Esq. George Probvn, Esq. Aaro_- Chapman, Esq., M.P. John Rees, £scj. Hobert Cote-worth, Esq. Jacob Sims, Esq. John Deffell, Esq. Daniel Stephenson, F.«q. Richard Drew, Esq. Thomas Weeding, Esq. John Furse, Esq. ...
... seconded, Tho- mas Greene, Esq., Conservative. John Bond, Esq., pro- posed, and Lieutenant-Colonel Parker seconded, Geerge Marton. Esq., Conservative. John Greg, Esq., proposed, and James Johnson, M.8., seconded, John Armstrong, Esq., Radical. An adjournment ...
... disgraceful proceedings flourished also. The ?? Law party, strange to say, were not the po- pular party ; but these men were armed for the purpose, and the others, in the first instance at least, stood no chance against them. It is wonderful, considering ...
... in 1837, accompanied him arm in arm from the Legh Arms to those hustings, now refused his support. Had he (Lord F. Egerton) thought, however, that the representation of that county depended on the assistance of any one single arm, he would never have put ...
... Inverness County. H. Baillie, elected. No opposition. CARDIGAN ELECTION.— DOUBLE RETURN. The following copy of a letter from the chairman of Mr. Harford's committee was received in town this morning : — Cardigan, Tuesday. I have just come out of the hall. ...
... the attorney, of exclusive dealing notoriety, and of course elected with Grattan, poor Corbally being suffered to remain at home in his otium sine dignitate. Sligo Borough. — John P. Somers has been re-elected for this borough without being treated to ...
... Trevor, of Dynevor Cattle, in the county of Carmarthen ; John Jones,' of s -trad, in the count} ofthe l>orou?h of Carmarthen, Esq. t ounty of Cardigan— William Edward Powell, Esq. Brough of Cardigan— John Seandrett Harford, Esq.- Prvce lr.ee, Esq. DECLARATIONS ...
... have arrived within the Its. hour, and Mr. O'Connell having got alarmed, sent word to the sheriff that 2,000 of .horn were armed with pikes, and to take meae. res to prevent them coming into collision with the soldiers. The head of the party advanced as ...
... ultimate success. County or Antrim, July 13.— The nomination of can- didate;, took place to-day. John Irving, Esq., was proposed by John Rowan Esq., and seconded by John M'Neade, ■Esq.; Nathaniel Alexander, Esq., was duly proposed and seconded. No opposition ...
... t_*e poll the High Sheriff announced the following as the numbers - — Acton ?? 463 Howard -•• 414 Grattan ?? 383 Majority for Acton over Grattan — 80. COUNTY OF CORK ELECTION.— July 14. O'Connell 399 Roche ?? 399 Leader (C.) 387 Longfield (C.) 387 ...
... i -.riI.LINGFLEET CAYLEY, Esq., M.P., Chairman. • JOHN 'I AY LOR, Esq.. Deputy Chairman. c ?? i■ I Geo. Alfred Muskett, Es^. Edward Oxenford, Esq. i I. George Rennie, jun., Esq. g A .. Esq. ! John Shewcll, Esq. , Esq., M.P. Joseph Tra vers, Esq. | ...
... Sussex • Wm Boxall, Petworth, Sussex ; Richard Gilbertson, Cardigan shire; Thomas Barker Smart, Yorkshire; Robert Couch- ' man, Temple Balsall, Warwickshire; Henry Runcorn Manchester ; John Johnstone, Duckinfield. Munich, July 18.— His Royal Highness ...