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... collation at the George Inn, where Enn a ' truly conservative speeches were delirereci. CARDIGAN BCIOUGHS. CLOSE OF V.IE POLL. Pryse Harford. Aberystwith .. 0 . Cardigan . i , Lampeter .. i , .. Adpar. . „ Total . The Aberystwith poll books lost, a double ...
... Twelve o'clock. Two o'clock. Three o'clock Acton Howard 35 46 53 Grattan .. At a few minutes past six this evening, the high sheriff announced the gross numbers to be : _ Acton Howard Grattan Sir Ralph Howard, whose conduct throughout the election has been ...
... SOMERSET (WEST.) T. D. li.eland, Esq. ;W. Dickinson, Esq. Elected. CARDIGANSHIRE. (Viorn our own Reporter.) CARDIGAN, THURSDAY. The election of a member td represent this county in the ensuing Parliament took place thf2 day, and has ended in the unanimous ...
... county, Esq. Borough of Boston.—John Studholme Brownrigg, Esq.; Sir James Duke, Rut. Borough of Grantham.—Glynne Earle Welby, Esq.; the Hon. Frederick James Tullemache. Borough of Stamford.—The Hon. Charles Cecil John Manners, commonly called Marquis ...
... conservative members, N. Alexander and John Irving, Esqrs., have been returned without opposition. The former was proposed by James Owens, Esq., and seconded by John Montgomery, Esq., and the latter br John Rowan, and John Esqrs. The hon. members returned thanks ...
... 12. Candidates—Mr. W. Villiers Stuart, Hon. R. Shapland. WtmcLow (CouNTY).—Day of polling, July 12. Candidates—Mr. James Grattan, Sir R. Howard, Col. Acton, Mr. Tynte. GENERAL ELECTION. The following appeared in a second edition of the Morning Herald ...
... Hisses, groans, and other expressions of scorn and execration met them at every turning, and it was quite evident that Sir John and his honourable friend Mr. Larpent were well pleased when the affair was over, and they were enabled to leave the town, ...
... undivided glory oi the cheap-bread achievement. When Lord JOHN RUSSELL made the repeal of the corn laws a Cabinet question, Mr. VILLIERS seemed as cross as a cow whe has lost her calf that Lord JOHN should have taken the question out of his hands, though ...
... al f - Post nine Sir John Walsh arrived, escorted by nu-4.erouB friends and supporters. A few minutes before ten imr a Harley entered the court. The usual formalities avin g been gone through, 4s.WARD ROGERS, Esq., proposed Sir John Walsh, p a. fit proper ...