... —Roscommon Gibson, T. M—Manchester Gill, J.—Plymouth Gordon, Hon. F.—Forfarshire Gore, Col.—New Row Grainger—Durham Grattan, H.—Meath Grattan, J.—Wicklow County Greenaway, C.—Leominster Grey, Sir George—Devon port Grosvenor, Lord R.—Chester Guest, Sir J.—Merthyr ...

... o'clock the numbers were as follow : Acton 513 Grattan Howard 481 At the above hour Colonel Acton's tr:ends were sent to the poll, and as they almost to a 'man split with Colonel Howard, Mr. Grattan in an hour or two sank again to the bottom of ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... place this day in tba Court-house, Wicklow. . The writ having been read by the sub-sheriff, Mr. Courtney, .Mr. John Nuttall proposed Mr. Grattan, and Mr. seconded him. , Mr. F. G. Connell proposed the nomination of Sir Ralph Howard, and William Ellis seconded ...

... a sucker of milk, we ere told, The Pi incess will turn to the nipple of gold; And hv JOHN BULL'S consent, will, we predicate, try, Like Princesses of old, to milk JOHN'S purse dry. The papers tell us that the Princess Frederick of the Netherlands has been ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... parts of this, the Queen's, King's county, and Wexford, and as it is notorious that they always tome armed ; the peasantry here, and in Kilkenny, had armed themselves with pikes and pike-handles, and would have again stood in the field against them. It was ...

... being last seen at the Black Lion, Cardigan, in the custody of paid agents of the Tory candidate, looks exceedingly suspicious, as he ought to have forwarded them by a responsible agent. Though the Mayor -if Cardigan has offered a hundred pounds for their ...

... in one of the polling booths, an angry scene passed between Peter Fitzgerald, Esq., son of the Knight of Kerry, and Morgan John M'Sweeney. Cards were exchanged, and it is said the parties are to have a hostile meeting to-morrow morning. Mr. Henry Hobert ...