... 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. ...

... James Watson, Esq., Brook 1. ill; William Burleigh, Esq., Carricktergus John Leg*. Esq., High-Shentf, Carrickfergus; Vry Rev. John Chame, Dean ot Connor; Rev. John llditnute; Rev. John Paul, U., Carrickl. rgus; James Wills, Esq., Car. riikftrgus , Robert ...

... point of interest is the struggle for the second place, which is going forward between Mr. Grattan and Colonel Howard. In the early part of this day Mr. Grattan brought up all whom he could influence to “plump” for him,and, Colonel Acton’s friends were ...

... entitled to the benefit of the act, and ordered to he discharged forthwith . John Trott, John Duffett, Howsou M’ilmore, George Bigwood, Joseph Partridge, George Tiley, Matthew Jewell, John Hale, and Samuel Frederick Dimond, ...

... ? Buckinghiamshire Sir W. L. Young, C. G.Duprh, +.Murray ?? .. ?? 3 Cambridgeshire E. York, R. J. Eaton, +J. P. Allix 3 Cardigans~hire Colonel Powell .. .. I Carmarthenohire Hon. G. Trevor, J. Jones2 Carnarvoflshiie + Hon. D. Pennant I C'heshire ...

... doubted whether Lord John Russell is the great man required. We think not. The very fact j that he has not succeeded in gaining the confidence of! this people proves it. He is too Conservative. What then; shall we fly to the arms of Feargus O'Connor ...

... Kildare County, R. More O' Fen-all and R. Arch- bold 2 0 Kilkenny, John O'Connell 1 0 Kilkenny County, Hon. P. Butler and Major G. Bryan 2 0 King's Connty, Hon. J. Wt-stenra and A. Arm- strong 2 0 Kinsale, W. H. Watson* 1 0 Leitrim Coiin'y, Visconnt Clements ...

... 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 ...

... Cambridge C. M. Sutton, Sir A. Grant 2 Cambridge Univ. Goulburn, Law Canterbury Smythe, Bradshaw 2 Cardiff Dr. Nichol Cardigan . . .. Pryse Pryse 1 Carlisle Marshall, Howard 3 Carmarthen D. Morris . . Carnarvon W. B. Hughes Chatham ...

... act of drawing the trigger, when the officer in command of the party rode and caught him by the arm. Several other men who were in the van, who were all armed, were prearing to follow the example of the first ruffian who presented the blunderbuss, until ...

... follows Acton Howard 599 Grattan Majority for Colonel Acton over Mr. Grattan Majority for Sir R. Howard over Mr. Grattan 38 Colonel Acton then addressed the electors at considerable length. Having advened to the charge made by Mr. Grattan on the day before of ...

... been obtained, John Nuttall, Esq. came forward. He said he rose to propose to the electors of the county of Wicklow, James Grattan, Esq., one of their late representatives. He felt great pleasure in performing this duty, because Mr. Grattan had supported ...