... 1841. AT Meeting of the Reformers of Dublin, held at 12, Fleet-street, Tuesday, the 2»th infanta JOHN POWER, Esq., in the Chai// It was moved by H. Grattan, Esq., and ieccJdad by Leland Crosthwaite, Esq., and unanimously Resolved—That the liberal Electors ...

... nomination. Mr. John Gripper proposed the Hon. William Cowper, and was seconded by Mr. Pollard. There was no other candidate, and Lord Mahon and the Hon. William Cowper were declared duly elected. HARWICH, Monday.—There are four candidates John Bagshaw, Esq ...

... 10th of July. Wicklow.—As yet there are but two candidates in tho field for this county—namely, Colonel Acton and Mr. James Grattan. The last-named gentleman, trembling for the security of his seat, and anxious to maintain it at any hazard, has actually ...

... —Election day, July 5. Candidates—J. Fleming, H• C. Com_pton. Esq. YORKSHIRE—(WasT RlDlNG).—Polling d ay , J uly 8 and 9. CARDIGAN.—EIection day, July 2. Candidat es —P ryse Pryse, Mr. Harferd. DEN BIG H—(CouNTT).—Nemination day, Jul 7. Candidates—Sir ...

... Chester, 28. SoUTH WALES CIRCUIT (before Mr. Justice Erskine)—Cardiff, July 3; Carmarthan, 8; Haverfordwes and Town, 14; Cardigan, 17; Brecon, 21; Presteil,m, 23; Chester 28t Sir R. Peel, in the course of his address at Tamworth, after his nomination ...

... ASTON. Cardigan, followed. the vast assemblage of spectators , ; h coramall d of the Ch.nnel fleet; and no one a «d order-d the article, to be replaced. Last Monday the bt-ef trade was 4’ ..11C One hundred and two yearling Ewee, the house of Mr. John Beurdntore ...

... 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. ...