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302 Suffolk East Eye Surrey East Somerset East Worcester West Kelly, Sir Fitzroy Kerrison, Sir E. King, Hon. P. J. Locke Knatchbull, W. F. Knight, F. W. Knox, Brownlow Marlow Knox, Major Hon. W. S. Dungannon Lanirton, W. H. P. Somerset West Laslett, W. Worcester Lennox, Lord Alex. Shoreham Lennox, Lord Henry Chichester Leslie, C. P. Monaghan County Lindsay, W. Tynemouth Locke, Joseph Honiton Long, Walter Wilts South Loraine, Lori Northumberland North Lowther, Captain Cumberland West Lowther, Hon. Henry Westmoreland Lytton, Sir E. Bulwer Hertfordshire M'Evoy, E. Meath County M`Mahon, Patrick Wexford County Manners, Lord George Cambridgeshire March, Earl of Sussex West Maxwell, Col. Hon. J. P. Cavan County Miall, Edward Rochdale Miles, W. Somerset East Morgan, C. S. Monmouthshire Mow „Arty, J. R. Durham Neeld, John Cricklade Newdegate, Charles Warwickshire North Newport, Viscount Shropshire South Noel, Hon. G. ltutlandshire North, J. S. Oxfordshire Ossulton, Lord Northumberland North Pakiugtun, Rt. Hn. Sir John Droitwitch Palk, Lawrence Devon South Palmer, Robert Berkshire Patten, J. W. Lancashire North Peacocke, G. M. W. Maldon Peel, Major• Gen. Jonathan Huntingdon Pennant, Colonel Hon. E. G. Carnarvonshire Percy, Hon..T. W. . Launceston Pilkington, J. Blackburn Portal, Melville Hampshire North Pugh, David Montgomery Repton, G. Warwick Roebuck, J. A. Sheffield Scott, Hun. Francis Berwickshire Seymer, H. K. Dorsetsltire Sibthorp. G. T. N. Lincoln Smith, W. M. Kent \Vest Somerset, Colonel E. A. Monmouthshire Spooner, Richard Warwickshire North Stafford, A. S. O'Brien Northampton Stanhope, J. B. Lincolnshire North Stanley, Lord King's Lvnu Stewart, Sir M. S. Renfrewshire , ..._...._........- Stirling, W. Perthshire Sturt, Captain C. N. Dorchester Thesiger, Sir F. Stamford Vane, Lord Harry Durham South Verner. Colonel Sir W. Armagh County Vyati, Colonel R. H. Northamptonshire South Waddington, H. S. Suffolk West Walcott, Admiral Chestchurch Walpole, Right Hon. R. S. Cambridge University Walsh, Sir John Radnorshire Warren, Samuel M idhurst Whiteside, James Ennisk►llen Whitmore, Henry Bridgnorth Wigram, L. T Cambridge University Williams, J. P. Marlow Wi:liams, W. Lambeth Willoughby, Sir Henry Evesham Woodd, Basil T. Knaresborough Wyndham, Captain IL Sussex West Wynn, Lieut.-Colonel H. Montgomeryshire Wynn, Sir Watkin Denbighshire Wynne, W. E. Merionethshire Wyvill, Marmaduko Richmond Yorke, Hon. E. C. Cambridgeshire Showing that 158 old members who voted in favour of Mr. Cubden's motion will retain their seats in the house. MEMBERS or THE LATE PARLIAMENT vego wn.r. CERTAINLY RESUME THEIR SEATS t THE HOUSE, AND wao VOTED AGAINST MR. COBDEN'S MOTION. Wigtownshire Wilton Agnew, Sir Andrew Antrobus, E. Atherton, W. 1 /urham Bus, M. T. Derby Batter, W. E. Montrose Beatnish, F. B. Cork Beaumont, W. E. Northumberland South Bentinck, G. W. P. Norfolk West Berkeley, F. H. Bristol Berkeley, Capt. F. W. H. Cheltenham Berkeley, Vice• Admiral Gloucester Biddulph, R. N. Denbighshire Black, Adam Edinburgh Bland, L. H. King's County Blandford, Marquis of Woodstock Bouverie, Right Hon. P. Kilmarnock Brand, Hon. H. B. Lewes Brocklehurst, J. Macclesfield Bruce, Lord E. Marlborough Buckley, Mj..Gen. Hon. E.P. Salisbury Bulkeley, Sir R. B. Anglesea Butt, Isaac Youghal Carter, Bonham Winchester Cutlerosse, Visconnt Kerry County C. C. Bucks G. H. Derbyshire North Yorkshire North THE PRESS. Clay, Sir W. Tower Hamlett; Clifford, H. ➢I. Hereford Clive, Geo. Hereford Codrington, Sir W. Greenwich Colville, C. It. Derbyshire South Coote, Sir C. H. Queen's County Cowan, C. Edinburgh __ ... Crossley, F. Halifax Dashwood, Sir George Wycombe Davie, Sir Henry Haddington Denison, Edmund Yorkshire Dent, J. D. Knaresborough Devere, S. Limerick County Dillwyn, L. L Swansea Divett, E. Exeter Drummond, Henry Surrey West Duff, G. S. Elgin Duff, J. Banffshire Duncan, Viscount Forfarshire Dur.combe, T. Finsbury Dundas, F. Orkney Dunne, M. Queen's County Egerton, E. C. Macclesfield Ellice, Edward, Jun. St. Andrews Elliot, J. E. Roxburgshire Einlyn, Viscount Pembrokeshire Euston, Earl of Thetford Fagan, IV. Cork Ferguson, Robert Kirkaldy Ferguson, Sir Robert Londonderry Fitzgerald, Right Hon. J. D. Ennis Fitzroy, Right Hon. H. Lewes Fitzwilliam, W. C. Melton Fitzwilliam, Hon. G. Peterborough Foley, J. H. Worcestershire Forster, C. Walsall French, Fitzstephen Roscommon Glyn, G. C. Kendal Gower, Hon. E. F. Stoke-on-Trent Grace, 0. I). J. Roscommon Grey, Right Hon. Sir G. Morpeth Gurney, J. H. King's Lynn Hall, Sir Benjamin Marylebone Harcourt, G. V. Oxfordshire Hastie, Alexander Glasgow Hayter, Right Hon. W. G. IVells Headier», T. E. Newcastle Heard, J. T. Kinsall Heathcoat, J. Tiverton Henchy, D. O'C. Kildare Herbert, H. A. Kerry County Higgins, Colonel 0. Mayo County Holland, E. Evesham Horsfall, T. B. Liverpool Horsman, Right Hon. E. Stroud Howard, Hon. C. W. G. Cumberland East Howard, Lord E. Arundel Hutt, W. Gateshead Ingham, Robert South Shields Ingram, Herbert Boston K ingscote, Colonel Gloucester, W. Kinnaird, Hon. A. Perth Labouchere, Right Hon. Taunton Langton, W. H. G. Bristol I.egh, G. C. Cheshire North Lewis, Right Hon. Sir G. C. Radnor Luce, Thomas Malmesbury Mackinnon, W. A. Rye Megan, W. H. Westmeath Marshall, \V. Cumberland East Matheson, Alexander Inverness Matheson, Sir James Ross and Cromarty Milnes, R. M. Pontefract Milton, Viscount Wicklow County Mitchell, I'. A. Bridport Monsell, Right Hon. W. Limerick County Moody, C. Somersetshire West Morris, D. Carmarthen Muntz, G. F. Birmingham Napier, Vice-Admiral Southwark Norreys, Sir D. Mallow North, F. Hastings Owen, Sir ,T. Pembroke Paget, Lord A. Lichfield Paget, C. Nottingham Palmerston, Viscount Tiverton Pechell, Rear-Admiral Brighton Peel, Sir Robert Tamworth Pigott, F. Reading Pritchard, J. Bridgman Raynham, Viscount Tamworth Ricardo, Osman Worcester Robertson, Patrick Hastings Russell, F. C. li. Bedfordshire Russell, F. W. Limerick Sandon, Viscount Lichfield Scholefield, W. Birmingham Scrope, G. P. Stroud Seymour, H. D. Poole Shafto, Robert Durham County Shelley, Sir J. V. Westminster Sheridan, R. 13. Dorchester Smith, .1. H. Chichester Smith, Martin T. Wycombe Smith, Right Hon. Vernon Northampton Stafford, Marquis of Sutherlaudshire Steel, J. Cockerrnouth Tancred, H. W. Banbury Tempest, Lord A. Dnrham County Thornely, T. Wolverhampton Thornhill, W. P. Derbyshire North Tollemache, J. Cheshire South Trail!, G. Caithnesshire Urquhart, W. P. Westmeath County . Vansittait, U. H. Berkshire Villiers, Right Hon. C. P. Wolverhampton Watkins, J. L. Brecknock SATURDAY, Wickham, H. W. Bradford Willcox, R. W. G. Southampton Williams, Major-General Calne Weguelin, T. N. Southampton Wood, Right Hon. Sir C. Halifax Showing 149 members who voted ageinst Mr. Cobden's motion. NOMINATIONS AND PUBLIC ➢iEETINGS. METROPOLITAN BOROUGHS. Loanox.—The nomination for London took place yesterday morning at the Guildhall. On the right hand of the had galleries were erected for the accommodation of ladies, and on the left hand sat the American Minister, the Persian Ambassador and suite, and other distinguished persons. The Lord Mayor and Sheriffs entered the hall at twelve o'clock. They were accompanied by the five candidates—namely, Lord John Russell, Baron Rothschild, Mr. Raikes Currie, Mr. R. W. Crawfurd, and Sir James Duke, all of whom were loudly cheered by their respective friends. The proceeding having been opened by Mr. Sheriff Mechi, Mr. J. A. HANKEY nominated Lord John Russell. Mr. Francis Bennoch seconded the nomination.: Alderman WIRE nominated Baron Rothschild. Deputy Daken seccnded the nomination. Mr. R. MARTINEAU nominated Sir James Duke. Mr. Chapman seconded. Mr. J. DILLON nominated Mr. W. Crawfurd, and amidst terrific uproar took occasion to inveigh against Lord John Russell's conduct at Vienna. Mr. Cassiot seconded the nomination, which was followed by that of Mr. Raikes Currie, proposed and seconded by Mr. Prescott and Mr. Anderson. Lord JOHN RUSSELL then came forward amidst the most enthusiastic cheering, and, alter a brief allu sion to the intolerable dictation of the Registration Society attempting to determine who should be the the representatives of the city of London, proceeded to indicate his future policy. He thought that amongst the measures to be proposed in the next Parliament, one of the most important was one for a considerable extension of the suffrage. Another measure in which the people took a great interest was the extension of religious liberty to those who professed the Jewish religion. On the question of church rates he did not think that anything could be done without a fair consideration of the claims of the Established Church. With regard to the ballot, he had nothing to add to what he had already said ; but he had one or two words to say on the sub,ket of foreign policy First, ;s to - his conduct at Vienna. The Secretary of State had not considered it right to produce the despatches• he (Lord John Russell) had written, and without those: despatches he felt that his ease could never be fairly before the public. It was his opinion that France, Great Britain, and Austria should combine for the pur pose of securing Turkey. That proposal he made at Vienna, and in April last year Lord Clarendon signed a treaty for that purpose. He wrote from Vienna to propose that Russia should be prevented from occupying the Cir cassian ports. He thought that Turkey was exposed to more danger from the side of Asia than from any other touter, and he was sorry that the proposal he made did not form part of the treaty. If it had been so we should not now have had the Russians in Circassia, taking addi tional steps for the conquest of Turkey. The noble lord having justified his vote on the China question, said he left his cause with confidence in the hands of the citizens. Baron ROTHSCHILD next addressed the electors.. Ile expressed his regret that he had not been able to be of use :to' his fellow-citizens in Parliament, but he thought he should he flinching from his duty if he did not again appear before the electors as the exponent of the principle of civil and religious liberty. Alderman Sir JAMES DUKE referred to the course he had pursued during the twenty years he had held. a seat in Parliament. He had done his best to advance the principle of free trade. Mr. CRAWFORD announced his intention of voting in favour of the ballot, and for the repeal of church rates. Mr. CURRIE spoke amidst a storm of hisses and yells. He explained the circumstances under which he appeared before the electors, and added that he should do all he could to protect commerce, and to maintain for this co , :ntry tbejproud pre-eminence to which she was entitled amongst the nations of the earth. A show of hands was then taken. For Lord John Russell nearly every hand in the ball appeared to be held up. For Baron Rothschild about half the number. For Sir James Duke more than for Baron Rothschild, but not nearly so many as tor Lord John Russell. For Mr. Crawfurd a smaller number than for Baron Rothschild. For ➢lr. Currie, a smaller number than for Mr. Crawfurd. Mr. Sheriff MEcxf then declared that the show of hands was in favour of Lord John Russell, Sir James Duke, Baron Rothschild, and Mr. Crawfurd. A poll was demanded on behalf of Mr. Currie, and fixed for this morning at eight a.m. Cavendish, Hon. Cavendish, Hon. Cayley, E. S. 66 Adm. •