. 357 Miall (L.) • . . . 288 Jones (Ch.) . . . . 235

Wood . . . . . 506 Edwards . . . . . Mien . . . . . 318 Jones . . . . . 279 Sir C. Wood and Mr. Edwards are therefore returned. HAuwicii.--The nomination took place yesterday. On a show of bands, the numbers being in favour of Bagsbawe and Knight, a poll was demanded on the part

to press :

TOWER HAMLETS ELECTION. PUBLIC DINNER, to celebrate the umphant Return of GEORGE THOMPSON, Esq., will 40 - Place at the NEW GLOBE TAVERN, MILE-ENDon WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11th. Dinner on table hmive o'clock. Tickets (Sc. each, not i ncluding wine) may be tobp a t the "'Patriot' Offi

(Continued from Page 126.) TO THE LIBERAL BURGESSES OF BLACKBURN._ GENTLEMEN,--I have given you credit for manhood sufficient to pursue a good if likely to be attained. You have not hitherto appeared to feel the ambition of those who, "whatsoever things are true, whatsoever thin

'D re "AY, the 19th, when Mr. GEORGE THOMPSON will EL MORLEY, Esq., will take the Chair at Half-past C en s:'ock. Committee-room, 222, Whitechapel-road. CENTRAL COMMITTEE for WATCHING OVER the INTERESTS of PROTESTANT Ot* TERS at the ENSUING GENERAL ELECTION. — .LL MORLEY, Esq.,

GENTLEMEN, —Having received very flattering assurances of support, I beg to announce my intention of offering myself as a Candidate at the ensuing election to represent the City of London. My life has been spent in mercantile pursuits, my own interests are identified with those

extending it to the whole of those who had never voted, would give the noble Lord a decided advantage. View ing the proposal, however, in all its bearings, he could not consider it an unfair one. (" Oh, oh!" and "Hear, hear.") Mr. D. W. HARVEY said he had come to be balloted for