The Express. — London, England, 1868-11-17 00:00:00

INFORETTI and ZAMPHA'S OVROFACLms crimicainActirie. A ooss VIII ion. whinh lb*/ evi 610. La Ws fr. ussesessa fs oar,. volosoles a• SUVlllut 511 UM, Al.C.ii oosika 1 a anal hatliA HltA'S Ft FZIWY 1:0 smvnots... pa r pimi t 4 U. Board of Trade, as Nellie. 011 ih:arest Isolltutioa. Prim Ma free. Yttarey's Kemal. viva. s o Fen adl ate Ir.arhoe," daL. post tree. --- MKORETTI twd ZAMBRA'S WATCH BARO- 5. 11111112. forr4aling %leather and for mountain oressins nod by tam lingrot)'. inovornsiont an Imam orlostillo fa. 11 - rfrifts sornroto.—lfo. Ink Hattons-arden Oorolifdl ; R, t street ; and US. Fkototto. lionorkotion Port ire* ATRORETTI and ZAMBIU'd MAGIC LAN - A-1 71.31 NP, Dissolves, 'Caws r of every denoriptlon. pante arble and Isendselated Yids. Illeatrated minimum free. Plso togrtpldo statism" slides, recommended for marvellous afoot& NEGRIs'TTI and PAMELA'S OPERA and IiACIR MAME& in teatlwr ~ea. one. tan. and Um* Warranttd brat raanufartare.—ian. Hal4 . n{ardou:_ _it s It. 114asataire4; aad tit. Pint— ' 111 varw Nat tow, TO D •IL Y N$ A & IWO/ 01411 PINNY. •OLL UP CHASM PUS UM" L& 11.111. raoarsorveze of 'raw anakunis. also Mr of miernroe and MOO ) 7 gnu 18 min i, t 4 ILIODAL KOTIOUB lf do. II I de. 1 • MINA° 0031gAMOZO alotabliboal, De 4 do. 6 • do. 1 • Utak loodoe m ar rti AMON*. TDADIS. Somut. OBAAITigg, RIDAALLA do. de. kihtsl,l6 Ditto. datto iEßT Aßol u ZAte 5 do. 511 do. 1 I gAbAbIitAPH AD do. I do. 1 I 11111 Do m i llA MINA and MATH'S 5 de. 4 do. 0 a 0•1151VAIITS Woman. Pomo 4 do. - 33. I 3 • Tao weedanaks • Uno; • do& Wag or Iwo emote ao • word. NOTIOZ TO CIZIMULL lite "Dula Nowa" aa aa aoknowledged embeds UPS. 0 01 I_ lailreild sad Monetary gosetiato. oblige A ligraltlol4. aileron *and madly Inteamioa grealagen 144•961ett In taw to Oto Pow rendre tt aa tangoed , madam la al Undo of latobegre Olden tot Advertimemusto driald be mode p•gobto to Ut. Jousts iiAIII4IIIiTON, 1 . 0446116. liteatoneet. Poetzw.gtoace mooned toe emanate op to M. U. Bouvertooteaa. Plcototreet. ILO., Leaden. Vie •rpreo%. DM:THY-LANE. vans Wino*, A MODEL I:NCI...M.—KMRousso, 0* BOOTS. M. MIPS. Worm Addivos, to. ; o.darans Shod, Plank Matthew, 60.—Atid A GRAND br BALLS? IP ri t i 6lo.l4 eatitkd HAYMARKET. Tor Emma, EASY 811 A YURI Mown. Ragas, amt. and Radon ; Nino, Burke and Wrigkt.—LEAH. e.ar4. Hon, Bmekrtnom, km.; Madame, 'stemmas. Fdawilliam.ta. —LnOlllB YlJtbT CHAMPAON". Mews Compton. "sada", its. Tun Brownie. TDB - - A . P112 DART: A YALU 0f LONDON LIMB. Yr. Vhbe, Harm W. Lam Dwaloiek Numb !Uncurl, Mom ; Minn E. Barnett sad &me lA clarcq.—Aal DIANTAZ JONI,II BIRTHDAY. TIMM. LONG-ACIII. Tins Ilnasumi, at I. %AZ LANCARIURR LAM. Kam H. Inn& K later, L. 3'w/l. J. Clayton, C. Wnentan. tnd N. IL Toni.; Mon N. Man and H. Hodson. —To conclude with R. lime. Sq.'. Pow of Extravagance. entitled, TER iffItAbORR. STRANGER THAN EVER. Mow. L ftwodh, 11141.0.. and Belton ; and lbws Hodson, Evened, And Kite twfAley. STEAM Tow lirinnto. at I. A W IDOW HUNT. Meas.,. Clarke, Illtltard. and Jo 1 Minato Dattan and Mantas& —Till, Or ins OF OOLD.—![cams. Thorne. James, &Amon, and Peden; Iffate Goodall, Ma—And lIAAZIA9II AT ANT NOM Tins Hvsniro, THE SLeDEALIST Of MODECt. autttm.,_Bltoti. and Pitt; Itesdasaas Harootitt, COME% &c.—And =I OLD. OLD ETORY. Ws. 8. Laaw MR WATZE •T LONDON BEIDOL to-bar —Wrath& 3i. 3sis.......Anumals. IL &ft. 11,41masiow—Idaralag, U. lOws......Aitiesook 41L 3015. thavoas et barn. Wasiiliaa, art Dams, era wetted oda It ego& tit lasetaisa rim maims. Peke b. N. The SECOND and TIIIRD EDITIONS TRIM EVENING' 4 EXPRESS WILL CONTALY LATER POLLINOS A SPECIAL EDITION A ILL BE PUBLISHED WITH THE CLOSE OF THE POLLS. LONDON, TUESDAY, NOV. 17. YESTERDAY AND TO-DAY. Yacrintoev it was but the preliminary skirmish ; but it was enough to show pretty clearly how the battle was to turn to-day. A nett gain of nine seats for the Liberals : six nate won without a blow; a gain of sr:lateen Liberal seats on the unoppoeed elections of the day--surely these results were sufficiently inspiriting to Mr. GLAD eromes followers. To-day the contest has begun in good earnest, and at the moment of our going to press almost, save in one metropolitan borough, not only without a serious check, ti not with a degree of success exceeding expectation. • Since '32 there has been nothing like the publics spirit which the present trial of strength has evoked. For the first time these six and thirty years', it is felt to be a battle of principles, not of generals and armies only. The metropolitan eon-. otituencies will give no uncertain sound, and the great body of the people who in former years stood aloof or looked on with sullen indifference, are now personally interested in the suttees of their own candidates. Some of the boroughs in yesterday's list of returns are certainly not to be accounted among the most important seats of representation. Indeed, the wonder is to find them still in the enjoyment of a local representation at all. But there is at least the satisfaction of knowing that oven thew boroughs have returned the right men. Marlborough, it is true, still sends to Parliament s " family " representative who has sat many years without giving any sign of his qualifications, end whose votes have not always responded to his professions. It may be hoped that the pressure of the times is ill make him run straighter in future. At Caine the change is for the better ; even although the unopposed candidate is a much younger man than Mr. Lowe there is every reason to anticipate that he is capable of serving the cause which has been associated so long with the house of Lansdowne with a gene rous ardour and a straightforward sincerity which have not of late been found in the member for Caine. Among the old Libe rals who were welcomed back yesterday by their ocastituents, there is none who deserve better of the sympathies of the Liberal party than Mr. VI wins, who has never shrunk from appealing to a genuine constituency, and whose whole course of public We has been a striking example of the true and legitimate influence of an aristocracy wAJieh has the courage and the conscience to stand forward in the front of the people and to assert po pular rights. The working men of Wolverhampton tare done honour to themselves in thus acknow ledging and rewarding the °lei serves ::::!! !le tried consistency of one who was the pioneer of the repeal of the Corn Laws, and whose faith in liberal principles is as eager, as devoted, and as steadfast now as it was thirty years ago. Let the great centres of industry and in tone but follow the example of Wol mpton, and they will soon discover the . vantage of making public affairs their own, r_. .. . end of discerning beiw;xii false friend., and true. Clothing could be more encouraging than the brceOnt espcct of this greet constitutional conflict. - V THE 1 -, EXPRESS, TUESDAY E. The people are awakened to the vital ink an °read which is emphatically to de policy and legislation of this kingdom for come, and to make a great sad tree nal arbiter and tho guardian of Its own destinies. TIIR IlibMßBlll MEMOS. ALL differences being over the Liberals of Mid dlesex can perform a plain duty without chance of confusion or mistake. To defeat Lord Chown Haitwrow and to return Mr. Lasenomin and Lord Ihrerstm at the head of the poll should be the first care of the constituenaY; and say Insidi ous suggestions as to dividing votes between the youthful nominee of the Carlton end either of his opponents, should be restated ati a suggestion of the enemy. Both the Liberal sendidates have been sound in their political action; both pride them selves upon being supporters of Mr. GLAD/TONI ; both will represent the beet interests of, Mid dleeex in the new Parliament. The electors will doubtless feel it to boa duty to themselves to defeat with even more than ordinary vigour the im pertinent attempt to make the country a political nonentity. To send LordOioneeltutwrox to Par liament in company with either of the Liberal can didates would be to render the actions of the most iter ortant of English counties null and void. That Middlesex should have no control over, or voice in our national expenditure, our foreign policy, or our domestic polities would in deed bo farcical ; and those who seek to make the Liberals of the county thus stultify themselves must be taught a lemon they will not readily forget. To all Middlesex electors we would say then, let no cajolery blind you to the truth that by voting for both Liberal candi you secure the only legitimate representation of the majority in your county. GENERAL ELIECriow. POLLING.-(11101 lakY4 METROPOLIS. CITY 07 LONDOIf.-10 VOrtilll. CL )) Ce ll tr itead lord )) :: :: :: UN 00Stibill (L .. .. Ihr Lunar* ) .. bell (0) .. .. Meese (0) Tin& (C) .. :: iiii .. 12111 .. : 11 IiOLOCIIL Or ao s t jwfoed .. . Lynam .. Oasebra .. . .. DA 0) .. • Gibbose .) (0) Twells (0) .. .. . .. MI .. WO .. NM :: jail .. WM .. WU .. WS .. 4WD .. WM .. WU .. WO .. XIII .. NTT II °Tram Scam Qswtord ) Closobeit ( 4 Bed Gibbo (o) se ( C) • Tweab (0) .. • • • LAKBRIN.—. o'Ount. LOW111101)g) WArthur ) Howard .. lia .. Tii .. MO .. 67 13 14 .. U 11 o'Ococa. Tairrtnos .. WArthar .. Howud .. tire Court. WENDBOR OAZTL Nov. 18. The Queen, accompanied by the Princess Beatrice, went oat this seornieg. The Crown Princess of Prussia (Priaome Royal), at tended by the Mohan of Roxburgh% weal oat walkiag. Princess Louie* use went oat, &Needed by Ocanteao BobcatltaL The Crows Frieze of Pringle and Priam Christina et Schleswig-Holstein, attended by Major-Gtmeral F. H. Seymour, wait out shooting. The Marquis of Aileabary, °oust Varatentele, and Mejor-Generel Sir T. M. Bladulyis had the honour of accompanying their royal highnesses. The Duke of NNIIMUS and Princess Marguerite of Orleans and the Duke sad Duchess criklensua visited the Queen to-day, and remained to lasollsoa. Baron and Baroness de Matte had the honour of dieing with the Queen end the royal family yesterday. Bear Admiral J. W. Tarletoo, C. 8., has snived at the Castle. The Prince's of Wales drove oat yesterday. Her Majesty the guess of the Netherlands viated the Princess of Well, at Merlborough•boaee. The Prism of Wales, attended by Major Orey, returned to Maribormigh-lbonas lad evening, from Sandringham. The Prinoees Lovise dined with the Prince and Princess Cluistian of Schleswig Holstein on Saturday. The follow. g had the honour of receiving invitations : —The Mar. qui, and Marchioness of Ailesbury, Colonel and Lady Elizabeth de Roe, Lady Susan Melville, Lord Raglan, Mr. Duckworth, and Mr. G. D. Daglilised, Diagatrlies were received yesterday, at the Colonial. rake, from the governors of the Straits Schleswig', Übe" Hoag Yang, Malta, Gibraltar, and frees the Governor• General of Canada. Despatches were seat to the governors of the West India lolanda, and to the of Canada. The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council sat yesterday. Presort : The Lord Chancellor, the Archbiabop of York, Lord Chelmsford, Lord Westbury, Sir Williams Erie, slid Sir Jame W. Colville. MOVRMLtbTB OP ROYALTY.—(TELY D 41.1 wDiDSOB, TcrunaY. Their Royal Highnesees the Prince end Princess of Prussia, Prince and Prinoess Christian, and Princess Louise left Windsor at 10 o'clock this morning for London, by the South Western Railway. THI LITZ BIROY 411f118 DB 107718CAILD. Baron James, born In 1792, was the filth and hal ',arriving son of Meyer Anseba ds Botheshild, the header et this badly of beaker primes at Prealdort, sad who died ia 1812. The sow resolved tides of nobility I. 11116, and were nested heroes by the lawns of destria in 1921 The beaker just deceased settled in Parise 1812, sad a few rare after received beta the Emperor of Arita t►e hie of ConenbOeneral for that empire is ?rases, which he preserved ow since. The "swamies* of the Restoration bad frequent rowans to Rams ;mai for aid, and it was he who in peat pert ad eameedteethomand milliese for paying the indannitien to the fudged& Varier the Milne of July le took an adive p art is th e t aw. e ,/ the mashy. Daring the famine of 18471 e wee the abject auttachsin Manna rawhide, and one - of th e am acts of As e pses in the revolution which followed a m * after was the page of him chateau at thareenee. He seveetheleas remaiaeg is Pa* and having subscribed a sum of 50,1406. for the victims of February, found the milder feeling turned in hie favour. One of the chief Wag works in Prance with which the name of Berea James is associated is the construction of the Northern Railway. He she founded, or richly endowed, many Jewish establishments, among which were the new syna gogue, and the hospital in the Rue Mopes. The deceased Baron was decanted with many foreign orders, and was Grand Cross of the Legion of honour. He married his niece, • daughter of Baron Salomon, by whom he leaves several children living. The complaint of which he died was inflammation of the liver. He was surrounded in his last momenta by the members of his family and a number of intimate friends. He 'pre served his mental powers to the end ; and after blessing his children, had his meet faithful servants sent for to see him for the last time. He also pressed the hand of M. Anspach, judge at the Court of Caseation; M. Deb becque, vice-president of the board of the Northern Bail way; the Marquis Delon, and other members of the same body. The deceased baron was not only remarkable as • great financial authority, but he was a man of unusual natural cleverness and rare dignity of manner. Hie refined taste and sound Judg. meat in the arts are of public notoriety, and his noble hospitality was displayed year after year in • melee olio's tertainmeate not to be surpassed for elegaaoe and Mohnen. With him, as indeed with the whole of his family, obesity was one of the great moving springs of his seislenes, and the sums which he appropriated every year to work, of beaeleasee wwe very amide:able. As a man of business be was, perhaps, never surpassed for the pasties of his asp srait, whilst ►i veal and varied expatiates rendered his opinion in any undertaking of immense value. Called with *dial "Th. Wag of Bankers and the Banker of Lugs," he leaves in the high sphere in which he moved a void that will mot be easily filled up. Tin nOIL COLIN LINDOAT'II Piamizos.— Tie £••••4 of last night lop that the et the Hem Colin Lindsay to the &arch of Use will so thoesheal observer, sad was s quad= :; 21 1= The How Coils Liadosy lineal, however, keirs i t i o the mains papas dealing that he has jOIMOI Oi POMO. lows KMISENOTON igintllTA.—Viiitors daring se V ik Yo Nor . 14, 1968 :—Oa Ikaiik. Tuamw, aad trees 10 a.m. to 10 R.. 9.722 • ea W y, ead Friday ( 40, ir osi IX am. 4p.m.,1,473—T0ta1, 11,196. Atyarage of aor.. e=weak is forater_ rate, 11,760. Total troza the lbe saassaal, 7,906,000. Cmrax. Piw —, Owl &MUNN DAL—. Mom" Nov. 16.—Adadoloas by seam Okap i 948 ; Ilitt9 oa piqued, 448; total fiction, 1,396, TOWER ECANLIT3.-10 o'Oboar- Atytton .. • • .. .. Me Bftesudb .. .. .. .. Isll r e :f: .. .. .. 23 US 2040 .. WO iiiiiion :: 11 o'Cluxe. ' Ayrboa .. Beal= .. .. MI .. 111, .. We .. 33/4 Newton .. OooPe • • .. iiii HACKNRY.-10 WOW= Reed .. H•ler .. Belk( • . Webb .. Hamer .. Malcom .. .. PO .. Ole .. nte .. lOU .. OS • . 731 .. "7' .. ITN • 11 olkaan. • _ .. 1U Dickens, .. Webb .. .. 664 1111 1611 11 VOLOOIL • . .. Reed 1 .. Hans ) Butler ) Bower ( 0 11 Diplom ) Webb ( . 41141 .. 1141 ISSI The polling in this enormous borough is progreesteg very quietly. Indesd, the last thing fist would mew I. • stranger would be that anythimg resuarirnble wee going an. The dist statement vu issued by Mr. Chambers' it.. mitts* se follows: EASZ-Pair °Twat Lewis Cheab (L ees ) ( L) leadwith Gnat (L ) Parimie (C)(L) ..S2 .. UI .. Ni .. UI .. 171 •• 10 0 CLOCK. Lewis (Umbers .. Saadwith Gnat .. Parkra • • .. 2461 .. NOS .. .. MY 1105 .. HU 11 o'Cunt. Levi, .. Chambers . thuriwith .. Gnat .. Partys@ (C) .. 2611 .. 3616 .. 2166 .. 1627 .. 1664 SOUTHWARK. Ths pains oommasted Ws awning at 11 o'clock ea& at outto dirwed that the tory annoy. at musts, snot and in haws. Mr. Layard bawled tho poll trams to gut, Mr. Locks dowdy toriag, aslant, in sporting phase, Mr. Ablatataa Cotton was " Donbass." 9 o'Cracz. Layard(L) (L) Look* .. C (C) .. us .. 833 .. 230 10 O'CLXIC. .• looks .. LW .... .. 1493 .. 1373 .. 442 • II 11 O' • CLOOL • Locke .. La Cotton . .. 2213 .. 224 .. 984 WBSI9[INITZIL-10 MACE. UMW Bobas. Oroavisor (L) .. • • Kill (L) .. Smith (C) .. .. 14W .. 1311 .. 2111 Gamine'', HAIM Grosvenor (L) .. .. Mill (L) • • • • ** .. IT4II .. MI .. MU 12 (Mulct. Lama Betas* erwreaw (1) .. .. Sala (C) .• .. ** .. 3641 .. 3406 .. 6282 Cowenlive Mesa everrace (L) •• •• Min (L)._ .. Il• ... Smith (C) .. .. .. .. MN .. MI .. 1431 To YJNIBUIT.— 10.0'041111. Lank 2 (14 ) . G• •• •• = 0' 7 KO Cgs ( 1 ) .. •• .. 11 O'CLOCK. Tamil .. Ludt .. tYlialley .. Goa .. •• 12 WIXOM Tomes .. Lusk .. O'Malley .. Coz CrItEENWICH.-10 o'CLai. Salmon (14 Wastes', (L) Parker (C) Mahon (C) .. 11 o'CLoar. lemons .. Gladstone .. Mahon .. Parker .. THE PROVINCES. fly Issassass.) BIBMDIO/1•111.-9 °Trim. Bright • • .. • • .. limb' .. • • • • •• Boom • . •• • . Dizost .. •• •• GO Lloyd .. •• •• •• Radio 811:111711ILD.-9 o'Ciocia. Id ( c L Weadelle il ) Roebuck ) Price (C) 10. E Hadfield .. MaadeUs .. Roebuck .. Pries .. 13.3" - : - , -. 2210 .. 4N .. 5641 .. 61011 .. 3671 .. 680 .. 7222 .. 60/2 .. 6121 .. 747 2297 2265 1709 1713 3400 3322 2661 2769 3544 22411 1616 2384 1404 ,41 1100 1061 661 6481 63E16 3564 1911 o'esear. .. .. • stActaxenu.D.-• rows. 411•11olsk (L) Bliss( (L) .. e• 110 CANDRID93 II •• ToTaere) wl Powell.. OeM tre 1011 Of HI o . oboet. .. GRATTSIND.-10o'CLOelt. Weld (• • L) •• 116 .. BBISTOL.-11 o'Ctocu. Berkeley .. Morley Mike .. 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Bases %... .. .. .. 3004 .. .. .. 2114 VilbeeibouW (C) .. .. .. 11$41 Duocailts/C) Fairbaira (L) .. JUDDEILIUNSTEIL-10 30 o'Craoo. Lea (I.) .. .. .. .. UK m(c) .. .. • • • • 313 BABRICEL-10.30 o'CLoac. Semis (0) .. .. .. .. 21$ Jackals (L) .. .. .. lit BIICKINOILA3I.-10.30 (Mom H e a=C ) .. .. .. 1 1 0{ _ _ _ ABINGDON.—tO.SO o'Cloom. ___ _-...- - --- .. NS Lindsay (0) .. .. Luabiagtos (L) .. .. .. 144 1141J7CEESTRIL--8.30 o'ClosCa. Jacob Snell (L) .. .. UN .. .. Staley ) .. .. 3111 Joins (L; .. .. .. .. 1444 Biriey .. . .. 4437 Ho ffei l t ri; L ) .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 171 ON 7 OIIILDFORD,-10.30 o'ol. . Garth (C) 355 Osalow (L) 8017111 ISNEOLDB . • .-10..30 VOLOOE. " Stoveasos (10 108$ Palmer (L) TTNENODTH AND NORTH IDIDILDB. 10.30 o'Cuxii. Heath (L) US Trotter (C) CHT.LTENHAN.-10.30 °Twos. s.mlltdOS Gardaer (C) 1/011 (L) S 648 CIBEITER.-10.30 *Twos. Grosvenor (L) RUkes (C) 991 Baliateug 003 .. SANDWICH.-10.30 °Two:. Hugeness (L) 291 Brame, (L 290 Worms (C) ) .. 248 HYTHI.-10.10 o'Croos. Rothsolaild (L) .. 288 Nageat (C) 121 RTE.-10.30 o'Ornoz. Lori ( 1 4 279 Hardy (C).. 267 WARM:ROTC/E.-10.30 (Munn. Grorrull (C) 1077 Rylands.(L) 934 POOLII.-10.30 o'CznOt. Wining (L) .. 361 Goes. (C) $62 ORDIEBT.-10.10 (Munn. Aides (L) $OB Tomlin. (L) BERDLZT.-10.30 o'Csoci. Min Cof Litld V 4 •• •• • • .. 408 .. 303 BtrllY AT. -10.30. _ iraraiLii;(l4" 77 - 7: 421 °MOO (C) •• •• • • 419 Danbury (L) son RITII.-1011 Wawa. Tft•Daryiewaa) •• •• s .. .. .. 1179 .• .. •• 11193 Boa (0) •• •• 984 lIELDING.-18.80 0'04411.. 0414=4 T) .. .. .. 87? Laill4" .. .. .. 874 Carden D1W831711Y.-10.30 *Two& Cala= (L) 1441 Ns= (L) 12391 PORTBIIOI3TH.-10.30 o'Csocs. lOpitiztaton• (C) .. 2907 Stow , (L)_ 1784 GlinleeSv.) CHICHZNIZIL-11 ciCunc. .•• • • .. • • is le: La na: o V . . di .. 130 WIDTRELiVEN.-10.30 o'Clook. retellwitdck(T)) .. .. .. :93! WHITBY.-10.30 O'CLOOK. (Haddam (L) .. ... .. :7 0 Wonky (C) .. DAItLINOTON.-10.30 o'CLoci. Bulbous. (L) .. .. .. 1061 Spark (L) .. .. .. .. 474 YORK.-10.30 *Two'. --- __.__ _ ______ .. 1706 Lowther (C 1 .. .. Weethead CL) .. .. 1627 .. Gladstone (14 .. .. 1680 BURY ELANCASHIRE).-10.30 o'CLoow. Philips ) .. .. .. 146$ Chelsea C) .. .. .. lad OXFORD CITY.-10.30 °Treat. Cardwell (L) .. .. .. 1 Hareourt (L) Daum (CI NEWCASTLE-ON-TIMM-10.30 o'Czeoz. . Hsa Cowen dlan (L ir...) .. .. .. 1007 ilamond (.) .. .. .. 848 _ __NORWICH.-10.30 o'Cuww. ____ Russell .. Melt ) .. etzasey (C) .. .. • .. 3260 .. 3113 .. 2800 °Two:. WINCIUMIL-10.30 cetitooz. Mace& (0) Cartero • 94 1 DIVWS.-10.30 o ' Cwaz. t Bataan LO) a, 1:1 PLYIOI37B-10.30 0 . 0106‘. Coßier (L) 1627 • (L) ten STOCICTOI4.-10.30 O'Caooo. Doi& (1.) 1 4 3 $ Tam Teapot (C) WARWICK. 10.30 o Moe". Ovoseso (0) 504 Craw ) .. 362 (L) 94 LIIONINSTIL-10.30 Oxon. A2 llp k aks wwi tl • • • • • • 126 o'or.ooz. 10=14 . UTO 2173 2874 • 2.37;• 1 °Two& mrottp.—i..3o eihoot. , Howard (L) .. NI Wlaftbrt ad (L) .. .. .. 7N )Turner (C.. .. .. .. OrNallay (C) .. .. , . 3 U7 U CAIIDII7.-11.30 e 05805. °Maid ((.') .. .. .. 1673 Nowt (L) . , . • .. .. 1842 PRISTON.-10.30 o'Omon. Howard (L) .. .. .. 1453 Lew (L) .. .. .. .. 1454 iiselso! M 11 - 642 - 614 .. .. WO x. _...1 La47NDIILLYNI. trit (0) • • • • • • 944 .. 442 8111M011 (L) . .. .. .. .. .. 168 Paki DROITWICH.-10.30 oTwoz. r C) Cabe (L) ( • • • • 9117 _ _ _BEVERIIT.-1 IL o'Ouxic. F-dirards Zaanard Ts alloys LATER POLLINOS. METROPOLIS. CITY OF LONDON.-I. 114AhMili - .: Ciawfoad .. -.-. ____ _ .. • • " : : Lawrea.oe .. .. .. 47i1 Zell • ' .. .. 4914 Gibbc es .. .. .. .. 4314 1 wello .. • • .. .. 4943 KARYLIIIIONB. I. Mr. Lawie's Otnamitt ,e. - - Lewis 7: --- -- .. 6772 ... .. Char be.* .. .. .. 6/06 fleadwith .. .. .. 3315 tAtiu4 .. .. .. .. WA 1 iuk)as .. .. .. .. 2741 ILLOHNEY.-1. - - Read Dolmas %Um Beam DOD ea Webb 24 .. .. .. LOX* • • .. • • .. 7g31 .. 4674 ' • " " • • .. 1337 ' ' " • • .. litt .. • ' .. 1979 130IIIIIWARIL-12. Looks .. L.yvd .. Ceiba .. 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ORLYISEND.-It. Wingfield (L) Pim (C) 8111.36140HA11.-10.30. Bright (L). - Dixon (L) Kuntz (L) . • Lloyd (C) .. Fans (C):.. Bright , Dixon .. .. 1049 .. 912 -------- ----- .. 7344 .. 7127 .. .. 6764 .. .. 46S .• • • •• •• 4032 11.30. Kuntz .. .. Lloyd .. Evans .• XANCRIASTSII.-11. E fr p le r Y 4 P : J. • t Juz(l4 atkia STOCKPOBT.-11. W (L) Smit = h (L) (C) .• •• .• •. CLITHI3OI.-1L Manton 2 :: :: .. 963 k .. SW* :: ee~ 6132 .. 5161 421/ ailn .. 3327 3806 2143 .. 2173 .. 2168 .. 9041 .. 682 .. 002 CARMAWBUIN DISTRICL-11. =T2 , ) :: :: •.: Iti KNAIUMBOROUGIL-11. nlingworth ( 1 ) 274 Lawson (C) - DURBAX-10.31. Hoiden = (L) 611 i/o's.= ((C) D:.ii~ •. 581 :: 474 PIIERIIOIIOI7OB.-10.30. Wills (L) 503 Whalley ( 1 . .) .. 484 • • 3 . . X Ore lla Zi4 .. .. .. 107 W (C) • • • . .. 73 RICHMOND (YORKSHIRE).-10.30. Pier (L) .. .. .. 140 Itobseta (L) 30 NORTIIALLEUTON.-10.30. Johns (L) .. .. .. .. 23. Button (C) 231 I; LOUC ESTER. —10.30. Leis (C) 2 .. .. • • 26 Broom (C) . .. .. 266 WESTBURY.-10.45. Laverke (14 MN@ (C) GLA3OOW.-10.30. ( t) Aaderios /14 Campboll TAUNTON.-10.30. .. SOS .. 214 yarclax( ) L) .. Cox (CT _ _ _ !VIM HAM.-10.30. .. 017 .. 7963 .. 776$ .. 5719 .. 7li 631.0 ~ 546 213 .. 22Q .. 163 .. 1017 Richardson Ti) Bourns (C) GREENOCE.-1010. = 1 ( 1 .5 . : : :: GATEEIMIAD.-10.30. .. (14 • • • • • • 6 " Woods (L) . • .. 1334 114$ Ea lLasi rsl•7 4. l : Poulos ( S . lOU . 1011 DKBBY.-10.30. Liberal Rebus. Plimooll (1.) .. • • bur (1 . • Coz (0) 4 .. • • • • 1111 Conesewstin Bettina. (L) (L) .. 1843 • • . • Bees . • 1943 Co: (C) .. 1016 10.30. 867 647 417 Lee (I.) • • Wliabean (1.) White (C) .. Fairbury IGION Toung (L) . Vans Agmw (0) .. • • 237 • • 11l WI DNZEIBURT.-10.30. K ltt e (l .. .. esealey ) .. INIONNOTTIII DISTRICT.-10. maw iij : : • . .. fql imoniray la! .. .. . : 741 • 1276 • 83; • Us - - -- BURNLEY.-10.30. - Searlett (e) .. • Elan (LI .. • 1213 • 1321 01 Was BBIDGWATEL-11. her, (LI .. .. • 34; .. 1 4 (Ci .. • • :8 • • Kinglake (lit .. Vaambyl ) .. • . 214 • • • • 113 PIITZIIBI7IILD.-10.30. Nkdsolana • • Thornton (C) .. 127 13 LYII INOTON.-10.30. Lennox (C) .. Pratt (L) .. • 113 13/ 00VFMTRY.-10.34. Eaton (0) .. tOt .. • • Bill (C) .. • sts) • . Jackson .. .. Carter (U) • • • . .3241 ( HASTINGS.-10.30.. Dewey L) .. • iir. . . Cada", (C) 443 1 • • Thurston (C) .. 7 1.1 • 44 .. 81 1 1 111 W8BURV.-10.40. Clement (L).. • • t .. .. Flintint (C)• • 1.1 .. .. Crawford (L) Alt " • • HERTFORD. -10.31), Dimadale (C) 241 .. . Oibbe (L) .. !7,1 .. HALIFAX _.l4 :k Stansfeld ) 211.1 .. Mu oTd (1, • • . Mt ChGrowing .) • • 1511 .. . LEICESTER.—Iu 1.1. Harris (L) 37) .. . .. Taylor (L) .. 1.i..1 Greene (L) .. .. Vs NORrHAMPTON.-14.1.1), Gilpin (1.) • . (L) • • Merewelber (C) • • Innen* (C) Breullaugh (L) Lane (L) FROILS.-10 30. Hughes (L) 81.g4() . NEWASK.-10.2 1 ). Hodgkin Poe (L) Deoiaras (1.) Handlcy (L) BODIMUN.--10.30 Ckr Wykl OL) wer (14 '4; WOODSTOCK-10. Bradriok (14 &matt (C) ri BRIGHTOI.I.-10. r bit d e att (L (L) , • ;4'4 1373 amebas (L) • • 171 Moor (C) 44) ludibury (C) ~ 933 BELTI'OL.-10.30. M Be o rk riL(L k 3 1 4.1. .. 3141 31,14 MACCLESFIELD.-11. Chadwick (L) 24 , )4 Bsocklekurst (L) 2310 Eska (C) . , . 164 CANTERBURY.-11. Johnstone (C) BuddLuton (C) Brinckrasn Warner C) WETMOUTIL-11. Hassbro (C) Edwarcl4 (L) Powell (L) LUDLOW. -10. 30. Clive (C) .. Yardley (L) NOITniGH•34 -10. 30. .. 43 .. 144 • • 30i .. 134 ..--.- ....... Seely (L) .. .. ~ 121 i .. Clifton (L .. .. 100 .. Clayden ) .. Wright ( C) • .. .. .. 911 .. .. Urbane (L) .. . .. 64 12 o'CLOnr _ _ - --- Clifton (L) .. .. _ _ .. .. lin Set4y (L) . ' • .. 154 . Wrogitt (Cj .. .. 1362 Clarks (7.) .. I.tti • • . Osborne (L) .. ... 7'4 EX3173.-11. --- Coleridge t w us r lak ing e Mile (C) CARLISLE.-10.30. Lawton () Pottar (L) Hodgton (C) Slater (C) DUMFRIES DISTRICT.-11. lardine (L) .. Noel (I.) .. .. .. RIPON.-10.30. Hay (L) Cayky llit MO 137 i 1311) . , 14 BLACHHURN.-11.30. Horeb y (C) . 334 J. /Alden (C) 35:5 Potter (L) 31. g Hajar Fe Nen (L) 3a4d Card OXFORD.—IS well g.) Harcourt ( I. ; lit Demo (Ci . . 91 , It is thought that Dome has polled out hi* strvugt- 121 TH DISTRICT.-11. Vac& „ „ 1,o) (L) 11'4 - • PEMBROKE DISTRICT.-10.30. Wyrick (C) 5 4 Owen J.) • 471 DOVER.-10.39. Jowl (L) . • • • • D Fresh . flelV Abrahams (L) (C) WALLLYOFORD.-10.30. Vi . e.k e e 7L C) LEICESTER.-11. Harris .. Taylor .. Oren .. ItOCHIALP.-10.30. Potter (I.) .. • • Sclicticld (C) ATI.F.SBURT.-1 I. Roth chill j.) .. .. Smith (C) .. . .. .. Winn ki) .. .. (%1 entlover poll not iucluclod.) TEWKESBCRY.-1 0 . 30 . Lechmere 02) .. Price (I.) .. ANDOVER.-10.3 0 . . • Weßosley (C) Forteacus (L.) .. STAFFORD.-10.30 Moller (C) .. • • . • l'oc.kin (L) .. Manner (I.) .. • • BEIIWICK.-10.30. Bury ) Stao4 , o (L * (L) =rlg? lIEREFORD.-10.30. rrietZet (C) Camilla (L . Gourley (I. • . neutron(L) .. 1.-10. X RORCEBITA.-10.3 0 . Sheriff (L) Lailett (C) Hill (L) Lyeett (L) Cheatham (L) Rawson (I.) Cawley (C) Cheeky .. Berea (I.) rope. L) ()ray (t) • • SALP'ORD.-10. 110LTON.- 10 . 30 . 210 24v; 220 ; 22T N 4 Ka 612 464 i 4., " - .7" Ell