... IR IVOR B. GUEST'S REVISED LIST OF ARRANGEMENTS FOR MEETING THE ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY OF GLAMORGAN. FEBRUARY 7th (SATURDAY), OYSTERMOUTH. 9th (MONDAY), t, LLANTRISSANT, at 1 o'clock. Afterwards visit to Rhondda Valley 10th (TUESDAY), PONTARDAWE at 2.30. 11th (WEDNESDAY), THE POLL. A copy of Sir Ivor B. Guest's address was forwarded by post on Friday last to every Voter on the register for the ...

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... KING'S COUNTY. Yesterday the nominati I r King's County took place. MoUoy and Sir P. O'Brien, Home Rulers, with Serjeant Sherlock, Liberal, were nominated. Great excitement. Serjeant Sherlock met with a bad reception, atid had to be protected by the police. KlLDABE Couwy.-Right Hon. Lord Otto Fitzgerald, L; Samuel Gardner Ireland, Captain H. F. Morgan, Right Hon. W. Ford, Cogan L. Charles ...

... ABINGDON. 5, Clarke, L 439 r Lindsay, C. 333 iin ANDOVER. to Captain 395 Hon.D. Fortescne (L) 265 I,c* ABERDEEN. Leith, L 3910 Jo ai Shaw, C 2724 8 BRECON. Gwynne Holford 274 Morgan .i. Majority 21 excitement prevailed. A correspondent tete- P7S. • General expectation has been disappointed. era must be put down for ever as a rotten borough. Sow promises more that justified the expectation of ...

... H. B. Gibbins, Esq, Longford F. J. Gibbins, Esq, Graig Cottage, Neath P. St. L. Grenfell, Esq, Maesteg House John Garsed, Esq, Moorlands, Cowbridge Thomas Glusbrook, Esq, Forest Fach William Gray, Esq., Tondu James Gordori, Esq., Tondu J. Griffiths, Esq, Tyr Mab Ellis Rev, D. Griffiths, Aberavon Rev. J. H. Griffiths, A.M., Treorkey Richard Hughes, Esq, Ynistawe T. C. Hinde, Esq, Heathfield, ...

... THE GENERAL ELECTION. UNOPPOSED ELECTIONS CunnuPMWnn.—Lard Geo ...

... CARMARTHEN AND LLANELLY BOROUGHS. The interval of a night had not in the slightest degree mitigated the interest of excitement felt in this contest, and early on Saturday morning large crowds again con- gregated in the Guildhall-sqnare, awaiting the result of the polling. Notwithstanding the great number of people assembled, the utmost good humour prevailed, and beyond a slight interruption of ...

... BELFAST. Corry,C 8412 8176 4696 Rea, L RENFREW Col. Campbell C. 1903# Col. Mure, L 1991 KILMARNOCK BOROUGHS. J. Fortescue Harrison, L 2650 Right Hon. E. J. Bouverie, L 2345 Majority fQr Harrison 305 WOLVERHAMPON. VUlierfc, L 10358 Wegiiehn, L 10036 Williams, C 3628 MORPETH. Thomas Burt (L) 3332 Major Duncan (C) 555 DUNDEE. James Yeaman (L) ...

... NA^ OF FIRM:— THE LONDON, AND PROVINCIAL- BANK (LIMITED). Persons of whom the Company or Partnership consists. Nhme. Residence. Occupation. Anthony Joshua, ST Stephen's, Launcesten, Cornwall gentleman Abbey Charlotte, Middle hill, Box, Qorsam. Wilts widow Abbey Charlotte Susannah, Middle hill, Box, Corsam Wilts spinster tmerchant Aylesbury Wm. Thomas, 3 York Buildings, Weymouth Ades Henry, 9 ...

... COPY OF RETURN, pursuant to 7th and 8th Vic., cap. 32. NAME OF FIRM. Persons of whom the Company or Partnership consists with Eesidence and Occupation of each. FFW, ,T RESIDENCE. OCCUPATION. Abbott Eliza Norman, Buckland Brewer, Devon spinster Abbott John (deceased), Landcross, Devon gentleman Abeli lhomas, Exeter, timber merchant Abrahams Clara Louisa, Colyton, Devon spinster Abrahams James, ...

... LIBERALISM IN CARMARTHEN SHIRE. A public meeting of the leading Liberals 01 the dis- trict was held yesterday afternoon, at the Salutation Hotel, Whitland, the chair being most ably filled by Mr. T. Lewis, mayor of Carmarthen. The meeting was well attended considering the unfavourable state of the weather. Its object was to form a committee tp oonsid ...

... MONMOUTBT BOROUGHS ELECTION DISGRACEFUL RIOTING AND DESTRUCTION NEWPORT, Thursday.—Nothing could surpass the ex- citement manifest on desiring to know the result of the contest of Wednesday, although there were indications that the Conservative party had won the seat, and henCe the jubilancy with which the over zealous partisans talked of the Mayor. After the dose of the poll, the ballot boxes ...