... conservative side ; but these (says the Dover Telegraph) are only rumours. A general impression prevails at Deal that Sir Thomas Troubridge will not offer himself as a candidate at the ensuing election, on account of ill-health. Denkigh.—Mr. Mainwaring's ...

... would freely translate, saying, that one vote before nine o'clock the morning was worth two given after. (Cheers.) Mr. F. Hardy in seconding the nomination, took nearly similar grounds of recommendation. Mr. D'Eyncourt had made great sacrifices in the ...

... announcsd the numbers to be: Mr. Busfeild, 937 • Col. Thompson, 926 Mr. Wickham, 860 ; Mr. Hardy, 812. He, therefore, declared William Busfeild, Esq., and Thomas Peyronnet Thompson, duly elected and chosen as burgesses to represent this borough in parliament ...