The Express. — London, England, 1852-07-08 00:00:00

form were why so far good as tLey tended to *steame the comfort and happiness of the people. Fres trade was the complement o 1 the Helga u Dill of 1142 ; sad if they had not obta Red the me they would not have got the ether. lie urged them to rem:tuber that they had now to decide whether they would have a cheap or a dam loaf. TM Hon. 13. JOHNSTONE was in Gam of hoe trade If Isiely earned out; but the present gam of eomlled bee ~le was a omeided system. lie referred to the ashowat of French goods imparted Fr o England, mil the quaatity of article, exported Into eon teem whisk he ~ad that oar oommeno and our indust ry, our animas and our asedlewomea were being info/ed. Hr. Own sad the Has. G. Burrun Mimed la short speeches ; sad the show of heads was taken, sad declared by the Sherif to be in favour of the Hos. Batley John mom sad Mr. H. P. Gipps. TM Meads of Colossi Hominy sad Sir W. donterville demanded • poll, which NOM of this day ; sed • vote of *salts to the sheriff concluded the badness of the day. EABr REWORD AND BASSETLAW.. The nosninatioa took place at the Guthllia yesterday. Then wee no opposition to the late and so little interest did the proceediap excite is that at the time tie pro red• p commenced there were not • doaea elution in tie hall, and not above a hundred at an tie afterwards. MI. H. EDDUION, of Oatefori, proposed, and Mr. SMITH, of Helloed seconded, the nossinatiun of the Right Hoe. Viscount Galway. Sir T. WHITS proposed, sad Mr. J. WALLES, of Mal lame, seconded, that of the Right Hoe. W. R. Macomb'. Mr. J. Man, the retuning slay, in the absence of the Mayor, having derlend both candidates duly elected, Lord OALWAY proceeded to address the electors—lle was of °pillion that the new administration had, during the short period they heel held eau, conducted the businees of the mummy se weU u it had ever been conducted before. He eongretalated the country on the passing of the venous hills fur promoting law reform, and also on the mesiere whirls, in defame, to the highest military authorities la the country, had bees carried through parliament for the better amity of our national defences. The earnest protestant spirit evinced by the present government was • strong re commendation ia their Wear ; another wee their re- 1 'Mean to the demoeretic 'Tit which was rife in certain large tome is this country. indeed, en general grounds, be Wined the present ministry was the best England could have at the persest critieel juncture. (Cheers.) The Hon. W. B. DUNCOMBB out addressed the electors, going over the same topics as Lord °aloe', and declaring hinwelf a staunch supporter of Lord Derby's government. The proceedings terminated with a vote of thanks to the returning G&W. Yesterday the nomination of candidates for this borough tAik place. Atter some demur about the order of proceeding, Sir James Graham was proposed by Mr. Hough sod Mr. Fining—supporters of Mr. Midg et:4l. Mr. Hodgson was proposed by Mr. Head and Mr. Hanson. Sir James was agaittproposed by his own Mende —Mr. Glean and Mr. Irvine. Mt. Ferguson was propesed by Mr. Mounsey and Mr. Cardwell. In the course of his speech, SIT Jrnits Graham declared himself to be in throat of an extension of the suffrage, based upon the old English principles of rating and residence. The show of hands was declared by the Mayor to be in favoured Sir James Graham and Mr. Ferguson ; on which a poll was demanded, which takes place this day. ARUNDEL The election to MitttnaMe Mber to the ensuing parliament for Arundel took place yesterday, Lord Edward Howard (son of the Duke of Norfolk) walking over the course. The town preserved its usual quiet, and but for the hurting' which had been erected in the market-place, no signs of an election were displayed. The Mayor of Arundel (Hr. R. Holman) presided u re turning officer; and, after the usual formalities, Mr. W. SHIIII proposed, and Mr. 31anonausecomied, the nomination of Lord Edward Howard. No other candidate being put in nomination, the Mayor declared Lord Edward Howard duly elected. Lora EDWARD HOWARD, in general tonna, denied that Arundel was a pocket borough, and pointed to St. Albans and such boroughs as falling more properly under the desig nation. Believing that the agricultural interests had suffered, he should be happy, if it could be shown that they were bearing say undue pressure—if they could reasonably be alleviated from soy burdens which bore unjustly upon theta, be should be one of the hest pawns who Unita wish to take those burdens off, and restore them to a proper state of equality in bearing Legation with the other dames of the onatry. (Cheers) With regard to the extension of the franchise, in intending parliamentary reform, he would give it his best attention. (Applause.) With regard to the ballot, as he was at present advised, he wu not in favorer of it. It had not done much good for France, where they had get a republic ; and in America the volts were just as well ows as in England. In conclusion, his loickhfp denied that be had a carte blancAe, or that he was under notice to qait is a week. Ile trusted OK', the session should last ise seven year ; he ahoald still be tbeir representative. The proceedings then closed la tie unreal way. JUIOMIL • The nomination of a easedste far the borasgh of Prows took place yesterday (Wsinsity) sernig. Up till &nerds, evening Le oppadeles was expected. but Una two twedsc.ales anchiody spinned. is &defines *OIL the late member. The saw nedidates were Mr. F. W. Wil son, Q.C., and Mr. it. W. Hall Damn Weeniest= Ewan, issas; the forager being a liberal, sad the tatter • at Berl Derby. Mr. Wilma, however, retired fro m toot, pen* u his reason his desire en nem* • dinaise :=74the liberal party, and nut ft drew the repneist•- tbe tows tote the heeds of the eenerraties. The usearesed appoints* of as mei" candidate reskeed a tt i tz the men of nosh ainteneat. Dr. Banns Cet. Boyle. ad Mr. &ukase, aa missy snake sad • meaty a, seeonded the sombeihs. Mr. Menne somissted .11W. H. Dare. ad Mr. Per on reasimi the sinieadoo. Both postionos thee addissid the landei mad the rettowieg wean Wird foe a new of heads, shish he isolored te ho i `war et Col. Do*. Ho pal, howner, was dionslisd. sad OW. Doyle was doilind dimly 1604 MS. Dan ttspress po is indt his Inn ties te peones epanit the restesos the that Col. Dept* hills the ales of nesseesly of ilto Order of Se Patrish. HARWICH. the polling wonalosoad at eight o'clock, awl We tie drat have ay two the years append at the hes& la rapid sweessies i t mei se that at 12 Vile* the whet enneitaesey anew almost hey. bed RAM ea eao side erne ethic Weddiagtea sad F. adee look the lead hem the 1111111MMIltaillt, and kept it. At two Vele* Awe romakesd sem tw e et .. t. that at net nom the amen was la Mawr M Ihmoseho end Weddiftten. 7f. warn thereupon de dined that Mr. IlseM Waitherten and Yr. Charge Kew tap Warren Peeneske had born duly sleeted. Shortly .unbar AN& the mayor stated the result of the poll to he as bth►te: — ,Widnake. lB6 Wimidingted Ihipihsw 124 Wsibuilew llO no inneneweaest wee received with vociferous cheering be the . hinee," !answered by • counter cheer by the oppo site itessest. ____ LYNN. Tenterday woe appointed for the nomination of asedidatet, when Mr. Bopping' propos, Lard Jocelyn. Mr. D. Gurney seconded the nominaties. Kr. Self pro pped Lori Stanley. Mr. Mo seeseded asmination. Ms. J. S. Whaina p Kr. Siert Peubkp, Q.C. Mr. LAee eeewdeithet ominatismobasuaing thement wet eat le power es use who i tssae sod of et No appals* se hat sited aseer rara s sem—lilisral ese pies% searreados la inother— flestraiste le the loam pesessiinelsot is the aseatry. Vastest Jambe me leeward, end oddressod the elestars. Me deelmedifimV is favour of hen trade and so/plowMa • eleeitne, let posed to the hallot.—Lord s V ern ad caned a ap rMes, sen Wt the bat mom is aseetroOs Urn admittek flat if way Weals, et begeWty seats la posalat distribution of the tight of vid,e. the ittaake b Nisei by th e apiseitural malaise, and it is the 111162daeteren who =sundae proposistuno.—Kr. Puha,, the liberal tr, having enplaieed his view, the ion of bands vat Wen, and amared to he in favour of Paisley and lard Stanley. A poll was demanded. TEWKESBURY. The haededthe took plea yesterday. The elesespe aseina ltelleldeel nehmen getealbt—Mr. Beam sod Mr. Thum eneeded the ataleetlea of Mr. Ihrela.--Me.Presse sad Mr. Oheedler weeded. Mr. Moriehrey Beeeni.-111r. Deadheai ye,- seseh, tad Ns. lairalase handled, the essehrilea et Mr lasa.—The sneer! an thee eddreemed the ehieseee.— Nr. Mesta euelted Itheelr Ye advothe K hale whirl whiples atiith bed desemedled tle lea hie Me threfethete, mad peetally espetraedtbde demenhatioa to Allow cat the use line of pulley whisk bad marked hie weer la Ctlast he the het tamely yeart.—Mr. H :as ma ahem* of the pedtisel erdre l 7l. head rat eel iteheel.—Mr. Cos &AM WNW a sup porter generally of the polity of the Detby adhleietredou. The show *Fla.* was la Amer of Mr. Hada and Mr. Brows, the old hembere. A poll wee &needled he Mr. On, sad Anal for the day. GLOUCESTER (CITY). Yesterday the needhatien e( candidates took plea at the Shire Hall, med. SIB the whole, welsh elreidetly. Mr. Readell, ateeelteet, preened, sad Mr. OrenOlarrill ter, eeeenderl, Ceplaht Feedeelek Pitaltardiare ikakeley. Mr. J. Whale seeeismed Meaty Threw Rope le Mes eta the hay. Mr. Ireedhenee hemeded the enehallsa. Mr. Cheteellieek, 'layered Oleeessier thee to areaseldste Nadirs Nap ?the, Seq., sad Gleuseeter. Mr. W. Waltheeree ellinded the sehhelea. Ailkalral Bethel" hoe din end the electors Me .send they tine all tree wens SIM, bet hoe Dale a. a vs has Whet he would pin It to this whether would tbal he et Paid, itthe weeds. of Lied Me The h sad hele It up la the right pa, er the ether awn, lard DeetiLT wield efts* he err he sad& (Leeehle. wee hr se Wes*. Ibirelhe sad vele by 6surf Mr. Rope add the I dined the andl ef oilseed the elltraith rat awe lave, Wale wee • • the _Memo nes hued by the esellellea if the he. ft Rebut Psi; He (Mr. H pe) had 'smiled Adam Smith early in Ede, and bad adopted the principles of that great man, and he denied that he bad ever bees. aught else than a free trader. He had told the new ministry that if they went for any reversal of the tree trade policy they toast not calculate upon his support, for he should tote against coy such reversal. He did not think tization could be much reduced, mid as to the suggestion for making the poor rates a national impost, he thought that plan moat pernicious. Mr. Pries avowed hismelf • liberal, with en inclination to radicalism, end a free under. The show of hands was declared to be in favour of Mr. Price and Admiral Berkeley. A poll was demanded, and bud for Thursday. GREAT GRIMSBY. - - The nomination of a member to represent this blemish took place pate:day in tlio Markot.plam. Mr. Emsks prepossd.aad blr. Chaplin somadod,the aosaiaation EM,. B. Maangs, the late sasmbor. Mr. John Field i=rl Captain How. secondad, the ascaisatioa of Earl . Yank of the caadidatss hanks' &differed Um slatessoi Mow of bands was taksa, wkieli was &Wand to be is hisses of tb Earl of Anneslay. • pall was mond bey ismaaeoct ea behalf of Mr. Illassagr. Ms polling semnimens this awning at 8 o'clock. DORCHESTER. _ The acealeitia;d canciiiintesto represent this hones\ Mek yule/day. Tim melisteary matter of hem peastelled ea these Milk= kiffiag boos d.y sb served by the peeper teeedsmele% the sespestive elm . dates premeied MINIM Is rake their dims le the beam of bring manta They were 011. Dawes Deane and Henry 0. Stout, kW case . .. . , 'creative.), and all sr Mask, Ilialifba. Agreeably se as ablaetabilshed mina, whisk is d atir d to this beesegb. pregemen sod semmetee meets with, and the eembiletes without itay inteetteities eetand apes ea eaplearthe et their psl&tMsl views sad sentiments. Os a eamperhea et the stem et heeds ter the three candi dates, tile remit was deeldlety Mete et the liberal, whit a tail was dememiled by Ili. tit^ ma the PAW was appointed to take pleas this Eq. The peammillep comisearad at W(-pet 'area and tatielesetd a Aw :M -ama before oae, order having prevalei tiressliset. - --- WEDNESDAY NIGTIT.—Ttv3 election for this bo rough has been carried on today with the greatest spirit and activity by both parties. Shortly after the poll opened the tory candidates took the lead, which they kept by in analog majorities up to the close, when the numbers stood—Turner, 6453; Illickensie, 8,263; Cardwell, 5,213 Ewart, 4,913. Some trilling runes of rioting have occurred duriog the day, which boon subsided on the • of the p ol ite ; and uit was known that • considers lb number of soldiers were In the immediate neighbourhood. DUDLEY. The nomination of candidates to represent this borough took place yesterday morning. It wee aedsesised that ?dr. Benbow, the nommee of Lord Weed, "Mid be unopposed, but yesterday morn' Md. Habig* of 111r mingham, a " true, hooest and puma isdkal," mode his eppeereace. Tbts most mespesled meet set the whole borough alive. On the arrival at dee plies ef maim. tioa, the epos, at the back of the ease was mewed by a large number of person; some of whim it was evident were not from Dudley . Mr. Yetseday. ths mew, proposed, sad Mr. urrows inemmem, the nousiarities ot the late; eiresikes lan Dm bow isq. Mr. Lester, a perk WNW, wed spirit maw cheat et -Dudley, proposed, sod lb. Peldessa, palikiem asseedrd lir. Alderman James Italdwis. el linnisghsm. This asmeensement was resehed alt lad sheets. Sue easelliells, before the cessies et elestiestie pat to a phew of banie, &Meowed the mataileisep. Mr. Beabow avowed Maul/ to be a 9111UOTilif LON Derby); government, with the eseeptioa free Md.. Mr. Baldwin, in addition to b betbes a wappeeter if bee bade, declared himself to he the mhossir if Mart patisments, household suffrage, and vote by Mast. The sots by show of bands was de cidedly against Mr. Benbow, and in favour of Alderman Baldwin. A pan was demanded on behalf of Mr. Benbow, which takes *es this day (Thursday). LUDLOW. The nomination of candidates for this borough took plain yesterday. at 11 o'clock, the candidates being Colonel Salwey, the late member, a radical ; Mr. Clive, ma of the member for South Shropshire, tory ; and Lord Wil liam Vase Powlett, brother of the Duke of Cleveland, tory. Mr. Solway was proposed by Mr. Anderson, and seconded by Mr. W. Hardin.; Mr. Clive, by Mr. Jame. Dories sad Mr. A. Manton ; and Lord Powlett, by Major Lowe and Mr. fr. It. Hookey.—Colnnel &Lucy was received with loud cheering from all parts of the hall. He declared him self as an uncomprominit.g free-trader, determined to oppose the reimpositim of the corn tax by every means. The gallant colonel went into a variety of statistical details, showing the prosperity of the country under the free-trade pol.ey, as compared with the protection time,. Lord Powlett avowed himself a supporter of Lord Derby's government, but did not think that diem would be any attempt to reimpose a duty on corn.—Mr. Clive also was a supporter of Lord Derby, though claiming for himself • right tarot, independently.—A show of hiulds was declared to be la favour of Mr. Clive and Colonel Salwey. A poll we. demanded for Lord Powlett, which was decided to be taken next day at eight o'clock. A spirited contest is anti cipated. WALLINOFORD. The polling for this election commenced yesterday morning at 8 o clock, beneath the Town-hall. The greatest excitement prevailed throughout the day, and it was al most impossible to say at any boar who would be the victor. Mr. Malin', at 9 o'clock, had a slight lead, the numbers being 103 in his favour; f.r Moniaon, 97. Mr. Maims maintained the had throughout the day, though he never headed Me 'poseur more than 1.5. At 3 o'clock the Mayor declared the members to be for—Mr. Malin (Conservative) 174 ; Mr. Monies (Liberal), 188. LICI ELD. Tho nomination of candidates for this city took place in the Town Hall yesterday. The attendance was exceedingly numerous. The Bev. Trevor B. Floyer semi. sated Lord Alfrid Paget, and R. C. Chews., seconded the proposition. John Mott, Big., proposed Viscostat Anson. H. W. Hewitt, Esq., seconded the nomination of Vienna' Anson, observing that every chip off the same block has for the last fifty yeses seed its Memnon to keep down the hoick and to force open the mpboarddoor.—'Fboanas John ens, EN., proposed the nomination of Robert Bayley Fol lett.—nemes Hodson, Bag., Mayor, s a m nded the nomina tion of Mr. Follett, and Me candidates having addressed the meeting, the Sheriff proceeded to mil foe • show of bands. He declared Lord A. Pellet and Viscount Amon bad the largest number, and were elected thereby. A poll wee demanded on behalf of Mr. Follett, which takes place this day. The electors of the ancient city of Chester were very much surprieed on Wednesday moraine to see a pia- card issued by Mr. Samuel Hahne, in which he declined contesting tits election any further. la this, his lut address, he asserts the probability of his success, takes credit for being the cause of Mr. Stanley's declaration ef opposi. ties Ito Marnooth, sad in:imates that the reason of his withdrawal is an address issued by Lord Grosvenor, in which he urges upon the electors the necessity of returoiag two liberal members. The grea•set astonishment wu felt by Mr. Holme's friends and opponent* at this snuffing asst. At 10 o'clock the nomination took place at the Linen 11.11, Peter Eaton, Esq., the sheriff of the city, presiding. Earl Grosvenor drove to the hall accompanied by Lady Comtism Grosvenor end Thos. Pinebett Maddock, Esq. Mr. Baudiry shortly afterwards appeared, att:= a a Re ge, lar number of friends. After the writ, p ~ had bees read, Taos. Dizox, Esq., proposed Earl Grosvenor, and R. G. Troartn, Esq., seconded the nomination. Sir B 8 W , Kat., proposed the Hon . W. O. Stan- lay, who was seconded by Wu. WARDILL, Esq. Earl GROSVENOR then addressed the elector', statir.g that hie principles were the same as those which had guided hie father and grandfather, sod his uncle (the punst member for Middlesex). He wee for eato ss i on o f th e se t (rage, bat thought it wee highly necessary that the people should be educated that they might judge ratimudl_ y what men were the best exponents of astir principles. He con demned all aspiration of rangiest from edroaticesal insti tutes. He would support a motion for rote by ballot, and with respect to the Maynooth grant, he would not pledge himself to do more than vote for an inquiry. The Hon. W. 0. STANLEY stated that the course be would for the future parse would be tionaistent with his conduct in the House of Commons during the last two years. Re was firmly and determinedly opposed to Lord Derby and hie unprincipled ministry. He thought it was unfair to remove state pay from Maynooth and costinue it 'to other religians bodies. The Sheriff' then declared the Earl Grosvenor and the Hoe. W. 0. Stanley to be duly elected. PETERSPIELI). Ths election for this borough took plaosiesterday is the Town-ball at 11 o'clock. The Mayor, It. Roberta, Esq., presided. The usual preliminaries having been gone through. J. H. Waddington , Req., of Langrish Home, in a nest and eulogistic speech, proposed 81r William Hylton Joliit e, Bart. The somdwatiew was second r; I. Cooke, Seq., and no other prison lig es ntraposod, the Mayor declared the hon. Intranet doily e GLASGOW. ABINGDON (Bogotloa.)—At the last moment Mr. G. W. Hope ba. issued au address to the electors in opposi tlollt.l General Gaul6ol. The friends at the 'Mena say that the result of his cancan does not leave a doubt of his retain. ------ liouala.—Mr. Henry Charles Lacy has retired from the contest for this borough. NORTH Essex.— (To the Editor al the Express.) —B4,—is it postible that the Derby soadidatos for - North Ere:, Tyrol! and Beresford, ors to quietly walk over the ground without even the appearance of a tented t It is the opinion of many of the earnest liberals that a staunch and arm defender of their principles would not only bow turned, but placed at the head of the poll Let it sot be charged to the apathy and indifference of th e . liberals of this sleety that them is not a contest. litenly the times all for all dames to arouse themselves and decide for ever whether they will hem free trade or peotection.—l am, Me., Lt .--Saffron Walden, July 6. Hansa.-- Show of hands for Divett and Duck worth. Mr. Bock demanded a pall. ToTNESS.—Show of hand, in favour of Lord Sey mour and Mr. Mills. A poll was demanded. The bousheition roeFrl;i; yesterday. Mr. Mac- ElCprepaid by Baillie M'Dowall, seconded by Mr. der ; Mr. Beetle by We. Aadrew Orr, seconded by Mr. Charles Oray ; Lord ?deigned proposed by Mr. Murray of Meekland, eeconded by BAH, Duvets,; Mr. Blackburn prepare by Sir Junes Campbell, seconded by Lorrain Wilson. The first three candidates are whig radicah, the fourth a free trade conservative. Polling takes place on Friday, the kh. NEWPORT (ISLE OF WIGHT.) The nomination took plans yesterday. The ta didates were Mr. Big" Mr. Mammy, Mr. Martin, and Mr. Piewies. WARVICIUMIRE (NORTII.)— OUT correspondent at L= writing last night, says, " It is satisfactory to mate that Mears. Newdegato and Spooner ragagzon the day of nomination by a platinum onis of t h e azissatrails hailms of then THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING. JULY 8, 1852. THE NEW PARLIAMENT, MEMBERS RETURNED TO SERVE IN THE NEW PARLIAMENT. Men.. Arundel Ashburton; O. Moffat Ashton•uuder-Lise C. Hie l l l2 Aylesbury K. Ds_ eU Beenniarie Berwick N. Forster J. Stapleton Beverley The Ha. F. Lawla7 W. Welb Boyd's, sir f Winnington Birmingham 0. F. Monti Bradford R. Milligan R. Wickham Bridgewater Caine Cardiff Chaster W. O. Stanley Chippeultam Christchurch J. Neeld Capt. Bolder* Captain Walcott, R.N. inneseter Hon. A. G. J. Pon• J. R. Mullinp !booby Coventry Rt. Hon. E. Ellice C. Ouch Devises O.W. ileum° Capt. Nelson Devonport Sir J. Romilly Deaden Becalms Hon Grenville Berkeley Frage Colonel Boyle Greenwich M. Chambers Guildford J. Bell Halifax Crossley sir 11. Willoogh bY P. Holt Harwich M. Peacock D. Waddington Hertford T. Chambers Bonitos - 13ir J. Weir e l 2 2 Holahan' Huntingdon T. Baring Kidderminster _ Hineardiaoahiro - Hn.H.Arbuthnot Lambeth W. A. Wilkinson W. Williams Launceston Hoe. J. W. Percy Leominster Lewes Hon. H. Drand Lincoln Liverpool C. Tamer London Sir J Duke Baron Rothschild Lymington J. Hutchins Sir J. R. Caruso Maidstone Marlborough Lord B. Bruce H. B. Baring Marylebone Sir B. Ha il Monmouth Boras' C. Bailey Neweastlron•Tyne . J. B. Blackett T. E. Headlam Northampton RightHon.V.Sinith R. Currie Nottingham J. Walter Osford (City) J. H. Linpton Sir W. P. Wood Peterborough Hon. 0. W. Fits valiant Hon. R. Watson Portsmouth Vise. Mooch Preston Reading H. P. Keating Retford, Eut Hon. W. E. Dun mew Vie. Galway Richmond M. Wyvill Salford Scarborough She(Reid o: s.dead Shrewsbury South Shields Tusworth Sir IL Peel Capt. Townsbend Think Sir W. P.Gallwsy Tivertas Viset. Palrenstost J. Heethooat Tower Hamlets.... S. Butler Sir W. Clay Wallingford Warrington Warwick E. H. Baldock Wealwk IL Malin' 0. °toenail 0. Renton B. Grooves J. M.Ciaakell Wigan Windsor P. Oren&11 Lord C. Wellesley York POLLS. CITY OF LONDON. Mastermaa Russell Duke 6,107 Rothschild Cr►wford LAMBETII. CLOSE OP THE POLL. Wilkinson 4,014 Williams D'Eynconst TOWER HAMLETS. CLOSI OP THI POLL. Clay Butler Thompson Ayrtoa Newton 943 The above is the return issued by Sir W. Clay's eommitts ow!' OF TUB POLL. • • .1. 2,616 Bat SWAM 2319 /as (UT ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) LIVERPOOL. (1011 OITZ OWN COMIZATONDINT) CLCS3 Or THZ POLL. Mackenzie 6,210 . Turner Cardwell Evart WIGAN. CLOSE OP THE POLL. Thieloeue Limbs, Powell .CLOIII OF TUX POLL. Moto= li7 Dead 709 LM 179 GUILDFORD. ' CLOSI OP !HL POLL. Mae« 261 ?kwlow HERTFORD. CLOG* OP Till POLL. Cowper 302 Climbs", 237 Mabee Modal, WINDSOR. 07,4117,^101,11 POLL widlesky I .•• 1 areasll Eisento , Balkelq • MOB OP VZO POLL. 11•0118.• 1,871 1114888. 41 6 • 44 187 NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES. ABRKDRIN (CITT)-Thursday, July 8. Assanunsurus--Tuesday, July 13. ARINODON-Thursday, July 8. Az/lovas-Thursday, July 8. ANOLISBA-Wednesday, July 14. Ara Suzan-Thursday, July 15. Baansznn-Wednesday, July 14. BARNSTATLI-Thursday, July 8. Barn-Than/day, July 8. BIDFORDSHIRI-Monday, July 19. BRKKEHIRR-Thursday, July 16. Bascon-Thunday, July 8. BarsToL-Tbunday, July 8. Byars-Friday, July 16 (probably). BURT Sr. Eaturan-Thursday, July 8. BORT (LANCASHIRR)-Thursday, J ul y 8. BUTRAIIIIRR-Wednesday, July 14. CAITHNIaII-Monday„ July 19. CAMBUIDGENHIRII-Thursday, July 15. CAIIRRIDGI UNIVERSITY-Saturfty, July 10. CARNARTREN-Tbursday, July 8. Caammanar (CotaurY)-Werinesday, July 14. CAA N AAA t/N (COUNTY)-Wednesday, July 14. C Thursday, July 15. CRICHRaTER (Curr)-Tbursday, July 8. (SuuntWeduesday, July 14. COCKERNOUTII-T ursday, Jul) 8. COLCIIIISTBR-Thursday, July . CRICKLADR-Thursday, July 8. CUISBEKLAND rIST)-Tuesday, July 13. DARTIWUTH- 'riday, July 9. Dzrowszlisz (Savor)-At South Molten, Tuesday, July 13. Dsyoxsaus (Bourn)-At Raster, Friday, July 16. Doserrsuras-Friday, July 16. DROITWICH-Thurwlay, July 8. DUBLIN (COUNTY)-Monday, July 12. DIIIINARTONSHIRR-Friday, Jul 16. Damara Bursons-Saturday, July 10. DUNHAM COUNTY (NOIITHILN Divreton)-Friday, July 16. BDINBUROII-Mondny, July 12. EIMIBOROFISHIRE-Thursday, July 15. ELOTK BUNIONS-Friday, July 9. Eaton (Noway)-At Braintree, Tuesday, July 13. Eagan (Sorrat)-At Chelmsford, Monday, July 12. FALKIRK HURONS-Saturday, July 10. Farming-Thursday, July 15. Foursusursts-Friday, July 16. FORTAK Suzan-Friday, Jul i 9. Graunrmu-Thundry, July . Glimmuzwaranturi-Wedneslay, July 14. OLOUCESTENJIIIRE (EAST)-Tuesday, July 13. Otouczayinuanzu (Wusr)-Wednesday, July 14. Ganzocn-Saturday, July 10. HADDINOTON BUROHS-Honday, July 12. Prournorwrastruz-Tuesday,_July 13. HANTS (NORTN)-Turaday, July 13. HANTS (SOUTH)-Weduesday, July 14. Hulanrozu CoUNTY-Tuesday„ July 13. Hmaronneurair--Thursky, July 15. Hutacronomemant-Tuesrny.lJuly. 13. Immarrass Suaotte-Thunday, July 8. INVIRNESS CUUNTY-Wodninday, July 14. KaNT (EAST)-Tuelday, July 13. East (Weer)-Monday, July 12. KILNAKNOCK BUIIOIIII-Saturday, July 10. KINCARDINRANISA--Friday, July 16. KIRKCALDY Butialts-Friday, July 9. KNlailtalioßOUGH-Thunday, July 8. LAMM/NAHUM-Tuesday, July 13. LANCABTIN-Friday, July 9. LsNCAaulas r olITH)-At Lancaster, Tuesday, July 13. LANCASKIIIZ SOUTH)-At Newton,Wednesday, July 14. Lanus-Thunday, July 8. LRICZETZISHIRI (Nosan)-Wednesday, July 14. LIICRSTRIUIHIUS (Sutait)-Thursday, July 15. LEITH--Thursday, July 8. LINRILICIL (CITY4-Thursday, July 8. LINCOLNSHIRKG ORTIIERNDIVISIO-Monday,Julyl9. LINLITNGOWSHINI-Wrdneaday, J uly 14. L'enunzu-Tharsday, July 8. MALDON-Friday, July 9. HALTON-Thursday, Jul 8. MIDULISI3L-Saturday, July 17. MIDLOTHIAN (COUNTY -T h ursday , July 15. MONTKOSI BURONI- 'riday, July 9. Muzsysnizz--Wedussday, July 14. Mourns-Thursday, July 8. MUSSILBURGH-Thursday, July 8. NIWPORT (SLIt OF WIOHT)-Thunday, July 8. NEWARK - Friday, July 9. NoRTHUNBRIALAND (NolaTH)-Wodussday, July 14. NORTHUNBIRLAND ( SOOTS ) -Tursday, July 13. NoRTHAIIPTONsHIRX (SOUTH)-W•daelday, .Jul/ 14. NOUTHAMPTONSHIRK (NoRTIII ri - Thald!rjr July 14 „... Nora INONMISIIIRE (SOUTH -At ewark, Tummy, July 13. NOTTINOHANSHIIIR (NORTH)-At Mansfield, Saturday, July 17. MORFOLL Taal -Monday, July 12. NuLPOLK ( 'Bar -Saturdny, July 17. °NANNY and SHITLAND-Monday, July 19. OLDHAM-Thursday, July 8. OXFORD (UNIVEIasiTY)-olling) Saturday, July 10 ; Monday, July 12; aad fo llowing days. OXFORD (CoUNTY)-Monday, July 12. PAISLRY-Friday, July 9. PINSYN and FALMOUTH-Thursday, July 8. Pawl (CtrY)-Friday, July 9. PEKTHSHIRX-Friday, July 16. PLYNOUTK-Thuradar, July 8. Puff AAAAA cr-Thursrlay, ;July 8. Porroum.to-Thursday, Jul 8. Bzwrzewsnius-Tbursday, July 16. ROCHDALI-Tnunalay, July 8. Recusant's-Thursday, July 8 Rosenntsz-Saturday, July 17. Ross AND C -Saturday, July 17. RUTLAND-Tuesday, July 13. RT.-Thursday, July 8. Br. ANDRIW'S BURGHS-Thursday, July 8. SALISBURY-Friday, July 9. SANDWICH -Thursoay, July 8. SumnAsants-Wednesday, July 14. Snoannz •ND BUAMBER-Thunday, July 8. (NORTH)-Tursday, July 13. SITYOwuIai (Souru)-Monday, July 12. STAFFORDSHIRE (NORTH)-Monday, July 12. STAFFORDSHIRE (SoCT11)-Tuseday, July 13. STANFORD-Saturday, July 10. STIRLING BUIAOIIB-Friday, July 9. STIRLINGSHIRB-Thursday, Julyls. STOCKPORT-Friday„July 9. SUFFOLK (E AST) -Wednesday July 14. Surrotz WMIT)-Tuesday, isly 13. Sursala MIT)-Monday, Jul/ 12. Summit WraY)-At Gluddror Saturday, July 17. Susumu MVO-Monday, July 12. Suess' Wssr)-Friday, July 16. SWANSEA-Thursday, July 8. WAKBYIRLD-Thurtday, J uly 8. WALS•LL--ThUrsday, July 8 . WARWICK (NORTH) -Monday, July 12. WRLLS-Thursday, July 8. WHITBY-Thursday, July 8. Wan Btmons--Tunday, July 20. WIOTOWN Batons-Monday, July 12. WLLTSIIIIII (NoUTH)-Saturday, July 17. WILTIMIRI (SOUTH)-Saturday, July 17. Wotviz AAAAA ox-Thursday„ July B. WORCISTNIAsHiaI ( W EST) Monday, July 12. lul WORcTIRsHIRR ( AsT)-Tussday, July 13. YoRILSBIRE(NoRTH ItunNo)-Wedualiday, Jul/ 14. YORKSHIRI (EAST RIDING)- Thursday , Jul y 1 YORIISHIRR (Warr RIIHNO)- Saturday , July 17 .' DREADFUL TRAORDT.-011 Saadat i =ht grime of • dreadful eater. was commitilad at A lad mad Baia, s baker, sod • serrast semi lshestes, whom he had beau seurting hamar sitarlal a wiel diest party, whom the aki mites her bomb iseleary by sem hailed slight, est ea es sressemeta dialed by her to a Mel. The party treat es tlll ea wady hoar la the leetsiag. ead It is thought that the led lasi nee pat to bsi ateg, ell. but must have bees allffiliff math till he mew& up bit pasalese to mesh the hash' halve whisk ere sew raised. At nine eels& la the astraing ha mired to the home of the lesale's B a r b d sad, altar a Few angry wads, drew a ranee whiff ha had esessalsd es hit panes and islistsd How awellie viands &boat ahe eel's seek. that WWI !BM N We. he thin eat bin .own thaw* with Ault 1111111811.0. r u stroy life elate* lamedhaely. the elle& wee is ,them that, before the slam of the gift aim the isst hal bees perpetrated. bhe, *sash sedge* War* wYI , it Is ex pected, yet recover. TM seat where the NUM sunned snot thronged all day with as susilsd srowd, tepscially of wawa sa d duldroa, wham it awe phew te tee with sash a erasing appetite for the hesidlls, ta l ky ever th e dent* and pairing into these do sal iihrope ti the girl's resideocit. 021111 AN COLONISATION OP SURINAN.—The go vernment of Holland has Sent notes to all the German SO' MIMS% informing them that they wready to grant L een rimm lier . facillties to German emigrants disposed to settle ha Execortos AT COPON.-0O Monday Michael and Peter Scanlan sacred the extreme malty of the law in the nobles market-pleee of Cupar i _ fee the miudor of Mar. gird m sawo u, th• hen of MIMI of Anther, in the riskt of Kohl', on the own* of Sunday, 16th Meow NORTHAMPTON. CLOill OP THE POLL. Smith Canis ' . $26 Huat 74S Lgekbart AYLESBURY. CLOSI OF THIS rOLL. Layard 658 &lib'll Hayford 447 Wes t 436 PETERBOROUGH. Fitswilliam Watson 230 Clifton NEWCASTLF,ON-TYNE. CLOII OP Tin POLL. Blackett 2,418 !leadlam Watson WALLINOFORD. CLOT' OF TR' POLL. Malin' Mei Titan SHEFFIELD. CLOG. OF THZ POLL. Roebuck Redfield Parker Overend 1,280 LYMINGTON. CLOS, OP Till POLL. Carnac Hutchins Mackinnon HONITON. CLOSZ OP THZ POLL. Locke 166 Hogg l6l Gard 123 SOUTH SHIELDS. CLOW' OP Till POLL. Ingham 430 Liddell NOTTINGHAM. CLOSE OP THE POLL,. Walter Strutt 1,1163 Sturgeon SSI LINCOLN. CLOSE OF THE POLL. Sibthorp Seeley Ilcoeme CIRENCESTER. CLOSE OP THE LOLL. 31ullizis 235 ronsouby 2lB Lord Villiers EVESHAM. CLOSE OF THE POLL. Willoughby lB9 Berkeley Wilkins B7 BICWDLIY. • CLOSZ OP 11M POLL Winnington ls Sanders l4l KIDDERMINSTER. CLOSE OT THE POLL. Lowe 246 Best SHREWSBURY. CLOSE OP TEE POLL. Tomlin(' Baldoek 749 Robinson LEOMINSTER. CLOSZ or TRZ POLL. Arkwright Phillimore Willoughby l9O WARWIOL MOILS OF TIM POI& Ftepton 384 349 Mellon HALIFAX. CLOS', OF m POLL. Wood 690 = 620 Joao 3B • READING. • cuss OP TM POLL. Pigott Boothe. 136 Didion ll2 BEVERLEY. CLOSE OP THE POLL. Lawley lll Wells Glover BRADFORD.-(Y4 CLOIII OP TOM POLL. Milligan ,•• 1.232 Wickham ..1 1,173 Thompson 1,163 BERWICK. ma comm. Renton _ 12.5 Hodgson Forster Stapleton Forster aad Stapleton retuned. HARWICH. moat or TUB rou.. roacocke Waddington 134 Bagshaw Warburton ,.... 110 * CARDIN?. cum es mu rant..• ow SO Wish& Mme DEVONPORT. CUSS OP ?O POLL. Turnell Romilly Berkeley kinivell BRIDGEWATER. Tynte Follett Mansell 177 Henley Kinglike TIVERTON. Palmoraes mad Heatbunt monad. SCARBOROUGH. Johnstone and Mu!grave returned. DUNDEE. Desna returned. THE CROPS IN Brit.—The hay harvest is pro ceeding rapidly under the favourable influence of the last few days of hot many weather and the produce will be batter than was supected. We regret to learn that the potato blight h showing itself in difeent places is this seighbourkood. From the Weald (holvaltdaw) we leers at the beans arelt ais tle ineproriag i bat the peas are 4 1•• @Madly wons.—Jl a • Aurae. MARKETS. COTTON.—Liccitcoon, .1 unc 7.—Tmday'a saki are estimated at about 4,000 hales. They may be inatid or 400 remains, at 61m1. to 64d, ; 600 Surat", at TO. to . ; t h e reistaindir being American. The market closed t ,wtly. Priem of all torts, as compared o ith Friday's rat s, ate little changed, and the ditlerence is in the Ini)er's favour. CORN.—BrocaToN•oN-T Ras, July 7.—The weather is At our i th iiii at m can om be ing w w is e he h d ad for . tll m e u g i r i o s w up in i g ly c e ro r ps w . hem. for " w n' hic k h aletl the demand proved slow, at about last week's cur rency. Beans were in fair supply, and sold readily at the carcase rates of last Wednesday. Oats met a fair sale, at late rates. Imports during the week :—Wheat, coastwise, 495 qrs. ; Barley, 6 ; Oats, 428. CATTLE, &C.—BEDFORD CATTLE AND WOOL FAIR, July 7.—Store Beasts were in great request; trade aetive,and former prices were well supported. Cows for dairy per• posts were easier to buy. The supply of Sheep arm tau:n aive ; the demand fur them was brisk, and in went instances prices had an upward tendency. Small Calves were easy to sell, at 201. to Ws. each. The Wool trade was bat. Me sellers being reluctant to secede to the prices offered, although several tods were sold, at Is. per lb. for hog and 10d. for ewe Wool. ROMPOYD. July 7.—We had a fair quantity of stock at market to-day with a very dull trade, at about List ai i k' s prices. BeeOa. to 3s. Be. Mutton, 3e. 4d. to 4s. lAnkb, 4s. 4d. to 6s. Veal, 3a. to 3..10d. I'ork, 3s. to 3. lUd. SOUTHALL. July 7.—The exceedingly hot weather has very much interfered with our trade, and salesmen could not sell out. The following are the quotations Iftef made (rum Is. 10d. to 3s. Bd. Mutton, 3s. to 4s. Lamb, 4a. 4d. to 51. Veal, 31. to 4s. Turk, 2s. Gd. to 3s. 4d. fkr stone of gib., sinking the offal. SHIPPING MI ELM(' ENCE. A it It 1 V E I). - -- -- - --. ktatioo-at Falmouth, July 6, from Feraseatico ANTOINETTI -OM Falmouth. July 6, from ..... ..... - ILL 57res Amos -st Gravesend, July 7, from - Hamra Afros-at Liverpool, July 7, from Montreal Aso Tisorrion-at Liverpool, July 7, from Charles* Rm. UOTO-415 Liverpool, July 7, from ...... ...............0 MAMMA Cases-at Liverpool, July 7, from Woe/holm CUT UT Poo/AM-at Plymouth, July 6, MOM DO4oP Coon-urn-at Gravesend, July 7, from . CATKAIIINA -at Gravesend, July 7, from Groroneen Dovas-at Gravesead, July 7, from .-..- '‘eissy Wanes-st Plymouth, July 6, from 1.6a.c0 ha &u-et Queenstown, July 5, from. haisouah-rat Gravesend. July 7, from - MTAIAIDMI ETA Hanunams- at °reverend. July 7, eras firmness roarLivo-at Gravesend, July 7, 'root PRAM. Vlnasta -at Grave.rnd, July 7, Ran. Memel Ottersasza-MDeul, July 6, from Guar VON ANNIM-Al Gravernd, Jury - 7, film --..Fal panum M % eat tacos-et Gravesend, July 7, from ..........-Granstadt Jac ALIMUIIt -at Gravesend, Ju'y 7, Irons Caen Kusuusavou-at Gravesend, July 7, from Scrosy Kan-off Dartmouth, July 6, from ... ..... -.....fft John's ff. LADT ETILLINS-11l P1y034 Wit, July 1., fr0m....._....... . .. Loston Lnas-at Orsersead, July 7, from ROM, roul MATILDA LVCIIII-uir Plymouth, July I, from ......... Dtmor a., MlNintva-st Grave•rod, July 7, from ........ .........Chr,t,totatit Maus-et Graveserd, July 7, from frontages Nimes -at Gravesend, July 7, from Aram-bore PANAMA-at Plymouth, July 6, from London Pluses MSOINT -la Plymouth. July 6, from London PALLID imt-off the Start, July 5, Iron Paul Estom-ai. Gravesend, July 7, from Norway NALTARAI MOCK -at Gravesend. Jul, 7, lei ADllil rp T. Jaannt-at Gravesend, July 7, tr0m..........- ..... i Amsterdam V Amoy ....0 -at Gravesend, July 7, from Memel Wveuree- off the start, July 6. from Port Fairy Waersartao-at Gravesend, July 7, from 11Jumebarg Wunaaas-at Gravesend, July 7, from BCRW.ArA ViairromiLuto-at Liverpool, Jury 7, from New °times SAILS! Avatars-from Cardiff, July 6, to .... •.. Malin Area Masao RONA korreira -from Dirdiff, July II to ....Milts A.CULIMDIP. from Falmouth, July 6, to lt. Petersburg Anatolia-from Poole, July ad to - ....... Hamburg Amos -from Gravesend. July 7, to ABIUMAM -from Liverpool, July 7, to ............ ......... &Mb:wen ADAMS-tram Liverono, July 7. t 0........ ts..yrie deroure-from Liverpool. July 7, to ........• Havre Bears Maas-from Falmouth. July 6, to -.... _tondos CHAS. JONWA-from Queragown. July 3, to Lomat Clavemegove-frout Queenstown, July 3, to Lode DULIMUI-from Liverpool, July 7, to Caniandi Dan-from Purtomouth, July 6, too WASS EveLAND -tram Queenstown, July 3, to SAUL Or Duey-tram Oreveaend, July 7, to MCC WOO FASIDI -from Gravesend, July 7, to ..... St John's FOIIUIT ?MATS-from Liverpool. July 7, to Patialsiphis Otamow-from Valmoath, July 6. to„ „ ...... Panama 04IIILLZ-from Scilly, July 3, to liewileundond Hasa-from Liverpool, July 7, to JOBZIHtIf a -tram Gravesend, July 7, to Boubm Moose- from Liverpool, July 7, to leeLod Hurts-from Liverpoo4 July 7, to ........ .......ChnOtiklWAt MILTIAI9I, -from Lival, July 7, to P. Map laspoo-frum Liverpoo l, July 7, t0......_..„.„. Ghtaltar Ocaui Yazoo-from Liverpool, July 7, to ll.lot Pasooss-from Liverpool, July 7, t0...-............17L Pete= Paorsers-troen Liverpool, July 7, to . .... Protoosoyi -from Falmouth, July 3, to ..........-- Callao Clew-from Liverpool, July 7, to Poona itATTIJONAKK -1t..1u Liverpool, July 7, to .... 3l. Vuls3 SCHWAIIN-Irons Liverpool, July 7, to ..... ... St. Peteryburg Swaim:ow-fora Liverpool, July 7, to Daubing UTOPA-from J ay I, to New York Winn= doors-trap July 7, to. New York VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Andromeda, of Dundee, June 20, lit. s'a N. lon. 19 W. Alblesserdam, from Hartßpm 1 for MedalUs Ree 4 May 10, lat. 3 N, lon. 19 W. Athte (ehip). hound E., June IS, lat. 39 N., I^n. 78 W. Anna, of Bristol, July 2, lat. 40 N , lon. 46 W. Commie:is, from Poet Lyttotton, New Zealand, for Madras, Mara li, If the Promontory. Gladiator, from Liverpool for Buenos Ayres, May 8, N, lon. 17 W. Highlander, of Newesatle, June 7, Ist, 1.4 N, lon. 54 W. Jobe Tsylor (ship), of Liverpool, t tate ardbound, June 26, lit. 62N., low. 15 W. Jennies, July 2. lat. 18.81 N., lon. 9.30 W. Lorena, iron olng.tpore for Uverpuol, June a, lat. 28 N., 1.10.34 W. L. Z. (stop), boost west, Jamie, let. II N.. lon. 66 W. Mail, from Fernando Po for sierra Leone, March 18, lat. 3 N. Ica. 7 E. Re2ina. train Liverpool for Buenos Ayrrs, May 17,1.1.6 Nylon. 21 W. Rosalind (ship), star.dinft to S. W , June 22, lat. 19.88 N. Sowniftn. of Ertettliurgb, for Quebec. Jun 013,14.51 N, lon. SO W. Shaw, of Maryport, for Nowfotoullaid June 28, lat. 17 N., Me. .5 W. William Mutat. Noma westward, Jute 21,114.40 N., ion. 40 W. Witham Simpson, from Batavia fur Cower, off the Ups; is days nut; r.B welL DAILY WEATHER TABLE. THIS DAY, NOON. COnraa of Wind. Strength of Wind. State of the ne..tuer. B. Ostia &vim 110. e. FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.—An excursion train, which arrived in Hdinburgh on Thursday last by the Cale donian line from Glasgow and other places on the route, and intended chiefly for the servants and officials of the company, was, on its return, attended with an accident which resulted in loss of life. While passing the Currie station, one of the passengers, a servant of the compeny, belonging to Greenock, who, it was suspected, had been outside, was observed lying dead upon the line after the ' train had passed It is supposed that, expecting they would stop at this station, and preparing to land, he hsd fallen under the train. [Advertisement.}—HottowAT's Pius RAPE Ez. FICITALLT ((LID A Li... COM, AIM' OF A 1101 IT NOPPLI , . N•T! IL —Mr. Thomas Clark, of Lake (image, New South Wale!, was sr 'toasty allitcled for years wish a Seer complaint. His Int,te:l! mien. dB, ts, aIN r trying all their *kill, craulitly gave their °pan, u that his case arm tapeless. In this Pilu.ition, sari when espevting 'cast ewer) day would terminate his earthly career, a friend reeommi trra hm to try Ilt.llowsfs assurthic him that be knew a persor. vibe was cured by them of that comp;aint. He adopted the advice...hit frond muscly relief from taking them, and was in a short time per . ct - t:F re. stored to health s-kold by all druggists, and by Professor 11. :lousy, 244, Strand, Loudon. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. OOLDICO7T.—JuIy 1, at TanTaley.l•llliouse, Dudley, Mrs. li. Co.d. cott, of a daughter. DAVID£4O4.—July 4, the wife of Mr. T. ITS rialloll. of Arh C.: .ea rtintle-grove, of a daughter. neuEL—JO 6, at Mabor.road, R:araford.►ill, the wile of 6. 11. Maher, En., of a daughter. FREDEKICIL—JuIy 4, at Charleostreet, Weatbourne•terroer. :EC wife of 0. Fraderkk, Eq., of a daughter. GARDINER- —July 5, at Blackheath, tie wife of Capt. 1.. (~.ni.r.cr, ILA., Military Secretary at (Abraham, of a goo and hear. HENFIILY.—JuIy 5, the wife of A. rierreey, Esq., ILLS... , A 6 1 ... lIURLET.—JuIy 5, at Oporto !louse, Cowries-town, Mrr..l. " • Harley, of • daughter. LOAD.—Jatly 3, at Oafordequare, Mrs. A. Lord, of a daughtor. PITTAL—JuIy 5, ars. P. Puha., of (Laweruttaet, Bedford-winare, of • con. PEELEY.—JuIy 3, at Victoria-road, K. nwagton, the wife of T. W. Pale), Eon , irt a MIL BINGROSE.— hay I, at Cott 1. Magnate, Pp., of a roc. STREET.—JuIy f, at Iltungstead, Mrs. T. 11. Street, of a d•uaht r. WARVEN. —Jai, 3, at Edinburgh, the wde of O. C. Warden, Log., of • daughter. Yorkshire. trr his of WZBB:—Jaly 6, at Old Dorset-Ow. Cll.66atn-rata. Mn. F. At abb. of • ens. WINGFIKLII —Jule 4. at Gleam Rectory, Ituntinadonah ire, tto wife of the Rev. a Wingfield, ofdattOter. MARILIAGIIB. DEANE—DRU/dIIOND.--July 5, at Nt. tisorgeu Ilanover.s, lre. by the Yen. Arcbdemos of b. Alba'', O. O. Deane, thy, the Und Ant, eldest son of t►e Res. O. Drys, Stator of bans n, Hants, to Oeorprtruta MaUlda, only daughter of blajor.tonca. Drummond, of the Boyce, Olottoestersblre. HEINTZ —PRINGLE.—.IOI7 It, at St. Minh, Raton.MMUSM. M the Its. J. 0. Iblarb, Philip thumb, berth sou of the late K. fleunr. Req., to Benny, only daughter of the late 0. I flag% Esq. DRATHII. LAR %NC E. —Jody 4. at gru;4acArtl;r Guy, mond eon a 4. w. Pittance, Eau., Thanted, Einnr, aged v. cooKE.—July 4, &ladies, 1. Croke, Eq., aged 82 MRTCALEE.—JuIy 3, at Blackheath, the infant daughter Al J. 6. Metcalfe, Erq. AULGRIL—JuIy 4, at lallagton, r.etorta E. A. 11. 1 141, claf ,4 ""Il ln “ dine late Lieut. W. D. Miller, R.N., aged 19. NUOENT.—JuIy 5, at Pans, George Nugent, only sou of Or Niarqm of Westmeath, aged O. OLLIVANT.—JuIy 3, at Havant, Hants, Alum Frame, tetrad daughter of the Rer. E. °llium, agetl3. BRXTON.—JeIy 4, at Brantford, Juba, aaoond daughter . • the :ate H. tteah•n, Esq., of bedfceL THORNTON. ' Ez o tnor. . — iu ti tk Me i sir E. Thornton. in-ov year, gtOtebal Rio,leniootostiri to ti.ec.. m ot Lliae. Ws Si. s nimutit.—July 4, at Briglttes, EL a. a, wife of Mr. G. Wt.lier,ol Printed eel pabilebeet byllenews Ite. e, Germ, let the City at Lane" Prime". ee the OS* to 1 * Wars% balls prolog at WWilitelors.—Thiumay. Jew ‘,....,., /4- clf 0. 1 44 WA Parb Ty vs ilieleast pi mai. *W • ets be 1141 sgs , Waft by AM all tb /Me thne mPM r" sclvimi The fu' siseed , imAga• Surf loom Du, ---• cOP7 , Prw•ostu by Odra 0. ONE A 1.1.1 qt:d""" bouts lk ilderkble law Pride' BERT CA A Pamp mat per Leolieital Nnte :1 LONDON. NVE Ike F. 1 0 ,13 plate, elm per pot. IMl)Pery r Hewed am Ye swami sertialv r T° HO kingdom. Bavunnut b.; brio Colon:duo. per lb.: b ILL'an4 blui 4 Pu, Yd La Pr Porebra MPO who LIME* STEAD. Warehoo. YNIGHD ltiee. F I CIcu re 19,9 aersousnt Om at lb ozeollgat Onee No. pietas : authorise @misters, la. ba and 12 I M lodges by &go 6t.,, Nardi E • CITY ...The at at the of Biettopse The dire Ding I the repot eras onl , bad heel; &Kam, imerely tarp, 1 Cl!airola itilestron ausendm .aaditor'e • Mat the oftetaty the corn; liras to al meat she doubt ex tO the Halifax, winding• that the amity of that a to Would hi tome CAE Were ath the Prete GRAN Honours aald Rot voider 01 illaaveya t Meter 'ireeken; T.