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01.1111 M-PLATT, J. ( L)—[This gentleman is reported to , have retired in favour of Mr. Fox]—ls for universal L suffrage, vote by ballot, shover Parliaments, no property qualification, and a more equal distribution of represen• tation. " Lord Palmerston he would only support in such measures as should be for the benefit of the people." OXFORD . CITY—NEATE, C. (L)—Will give Lord Palmers ton an independent support. In favour of triennial P4rliatuents, vote by ballot, and extension of the fran. obise. PLYVOUTII—WHITE. J. J (L) -Woos (L) PORTSMOUTH—ELPHINSTONE, Sir J. (C)--In favour of moderate and progressive reforms, reduced taxation, and moderate expenditure. PRESTON—GRENFELL, C. (L)—Would support civil and religious liberty. Ceoss, R. A. ( C )—Was in favour of steady and careful reforms. Ile desired to amend and preserve, not to destroy. In favour of reduced taxa tion the moment it was practicable. Opposed to any scheme of education without religion. REIGATE—HACKBLOCK, Mr. ( ) RE VFORD, EAST—FOLIAMBE, F. ( L) RIPJNWA.RRE, Mr. ( L); GREENWOOD, Mr. (L) R.WHDALE—RA M SAY, Sir A. ( L)—Supports Lord Pelmers ston. In favour of extended reforms. RGCHESTER—KINGLAKF., Sergeant (L)—" He admired Lord Palmerston in some things, but as a reformer he did not go far enough. He agreed with Lord John Russell's Reform Bill, and would extend the suffrage to lodgers and those having money in the savings bank." filk - Asutniv—MAßSH, M. H. (L)—Will give an indepen dent support to Lord Palmerston. SANDWICH—PAGET, Lord C. (L)—HuoteeSayt, Mr. (L) SH FTE4IIURY—GLYNN, Mr. G. G. (L) SIIRF.WSBURY—SLANEY, Mr. (L) Suitors mu.; , NORTH—HILL, Lord R. (L) SJU riIWARK-4.IOCKE, J. (L)—Wilt support Lord Palmerston so far as the measures he may introduce shall be consonant with progress. In favour of the ballot, extended suffrage, and abolition of church rates. ST %FTC/ADS/HUE, SOUTH—FOLEY, W. H. ( L )—ls for the ballot, extended suffrage, and abolition of church rates. FosrEn, W. 0. (L) Favourable to Lord Palmerston as regards the China question, bet satisfied that Lord Palmerston cannot maintain office without Liberal measures. For an extension of the suffrage, and the settlement of the question by more bold measures. For the ballot if the people wished it. For a religious system of education. For Maynooth, and against church rates. ST. IVES—PAULI., H. ( L) STOKE UPOFi•TRENT—COPELAND, Alderman (C)—ln farour of revised income tax, education of the people. loc.d eel...government, revision of the poor law, and electoral reform. TAUNTON —)TILLS, A. (C) TAVISTOCK—TRELAWNEY, J. S. (L) TEwaEsuttaY—LrooN, Hon. Mr. (C)—ln favour of re trenchment, economy, and ref 1-m. TOWER HAMLETS—AYRTON, Mr. (Ll—Would abolish " all religious establishments," and insti•ute the ballot, uni versal suffrage, and short Parliaments. TRURO—SMITH, A. B. (L); WILLY ANIS, B. (L) WAKEFIELD —CRARLESWORTH, J. C. (C) WAREHLIP—.CALCRAFT, Mr. (L) Waiter ASHIRE, SOUTH—KING, E. B. (C)—Tn fsvo.ir of a reduction of income tax, of the Estabrshed I hu •ch, of religions system of education. Will give an indep :nth nt support to Lord Palmerston. WESTBURY —LOPES, Sir M. IC ) - - WEYMOUTH--CAMPIIELI..J. R. (L) , . WIC:AN—WOODS, Mr. ( C ) \V. (L) WINDSOR—VANSITTART, W. (C )—fn favour of all pro gressive reforms, such as were suitable t., the wants of the av and in correspondence with the spread of etlu cation and intelligence among the people. Would give n general but thoroughly independent support to Lord Palmerston. YARMOUTH—MTELLAGIT, W. T. (L)—Will give Lord Palmerston an "independent " support. Opposed to extravagant expenditure and centralisation. In favour of extended suffrage, and " protection to the poor voter." WATKIN, E. W. (L)—ln favour of extended suffrage, the ballot, educational, and other reforms. YORK—WESTIIEMD L)—Will support an extension of the franchise, the settlement of the church•rate question, and legal reforms. Inclines more to Lord John 1:11:4ell than to Lord Palmerston, to whom he will only give a " general" support. SCOTLAND. ADEnDEICN—STXF.S. Colonel (L)—ln favour of reduced taxation, public economy, and a peaceful foreign policy. AYRNHIRE.--STUAItT, LOlll (L) CLACKMANNON—NIELouND, Viscount (L)—A supporter of Lord Palmerston. In favour of assisting oppress. d nationalities. Expressed " his gratification " at a.: return of Lord John Russell, " as hopeful for the cause of reform." DusnEs:—Ocii.vv, Sir T. (L) FALKIRK, DISTRICT—MEnItT, J. (L) GLlSOOW—Dnunxisit, It. (I.)—ln favour of an extended franchise, particularly in counties, and of law and local reforms. Opposed to an intermeddling foreign policy. Would support Lord Palmerston " so long as his policy was conducted with a view to the interests of the country," but he would not support him if be opposed a liberal measure of reform. WIOTOWN BURGHS—DUNISAR, Sir W. (L) IRELAND. ARMAGH—MILLER, S. ( I.) ATHLONE—ExHis, J. (L) Cthiticmincous—Doßus, C. (C) Cora:tut:ix—Bow, Dr. (C) THE PRESS. GILWAY-.-DENKELLIN ! Lord (L) POETARLINGTON - DAME/ 1 , Captain (L) SLtoo—Soxtaas (L) WATLILFORD, CITY—BLAKE ( L); Hass%l:n (L) COUNTY AND BOROUG COUN Reglst. Electors. Memb. Aberdeenshire 4,022 Antrim 8100 ..... _ 1 Argyleshire 2,1511 2 Arinagh 5,154 1 Ayrshire 1 Banffshire 819 2 Beds. 4,513 3 Berkshire 5, 129 9 Mayo 1 Meath Berwickshire 1,07:1 Brecknockshire 2,770 Bucks linteshire 491 Caithnesshire 642 Cambridgeshire 6,989 Cardiganshire 2,233 Carlow 2,039 Carmarthenshire 4.791 Carnarvonshire 1,943 Cavan 4,909 chesliire,N S 15,611 Clack wanshire 1,1548 Clare 3, 141 Cornwall, E&W 10,343 Cuihrind , E & W 0,496 De obignshire 8,901 I)rbyshr., N &S 12,414 Dvonshr., N&S 13,623 Dwsetshire 5.600 Down 10 690 Dublin 6,6.57 1 Dunhationshire 1,314 1 Dumfriesshire 2,520 2 Durham, N 6,631 2 Durham, S 5,216 1 Edinburghshire 9,017 1 Elgin 683 4 Essex, N 3.7 S 11,534 9 Fermanagh 4,365 Fifeshire 3,211 1 Flintshire 2.912 1 Forfarshire 2,873 2 Galway 3,344 2 Glamorganshire 6,424 4 Glostersh.E&W 16,621 1 Haddingtonsh. 716 4 Hampsh., N& S. 9,290 3 Heretordshire 6,972 3 Hertfordshire 5,268 H u mingdonsh. 2,851 1 Jnvernesshiro 908 1 Isle of Vight 1,1477 4 Kent, E &X: W 16.408 2 Kerry 4,960 2 Kildare 2,993 2 Kilkenny 5,113 Kincardinshire 9:31 King's County 2,794 Kircutlbrightsh. 1,310 Lanarkshire :3,471 Lancash.,N&S 34,579 Leictrsh., N& S 9,228 Leitrim 2,753 Limerick Total in countios, 243 607,570 electors. 1 Aberdeen 4,547 1 Abingdon 312 2 Andover 241 1 Anglesea 2,557 1 Armagh 370 1 Arundel 201.4 1 Ashton•nn•Lyne 937 1 Ashburton 236 1 Athlone 170 1 Ayr Districts 1,039 1 Banbury 491 1 Bandon 205 2 Barnstaple 771 2 Bath 9,278 1 llenumaris 459 2 Bedford 910 2 Belfast 3,282 2 Berwick 781 2 Beverley 1,187 1 liewdley $OO 2 Birmingham 7,9311 2 Blackburn 1;158 2 Bodmin 367 Bolton le Moor 1,071 2 Boston 087 2 Bradford 2, iB3 1 Brecknock 336 2 Bridgewater 688 2 Bridgenorth 717 Bridnort 524 2 Brighton 3,675 2 11'18'01 32,548 2 Buckingham 340 1 Bury 939 2 Bury St. Edmund's74l 1 cable 642 2 CambridET 1,984 2 Cambridge U. 4,063 2 Omi.rbuiy 3,874 1 Cardiff 968 HI CONSTI rUENCIES, 'TIES. Regist. Eleeturs 4 Linenlnihire 20,231 1 Linlitligowshire 502 2 Londonderry 4,670 2 Longford 2,448 2 Louth 2,117 2 Mi idle :ex 14,610 2 /Joust lan 4,921 2 Monmouthshire 4,975 1 Montgom.rysh. 2,986 Norfolk, E 8,216 2 Norfolk, W 7,817 2 Northampton, N 3,9(10 2 • Northampton, S 4,568 2 Northumb., N 2,311 2 Northumb., S 5,369 2 Nottingham, N 3,996 2 Nottingham, S 3,801 3 Oxford4hire 5,198 1 Peebleshire 542 1 Pembrokeshire 3,132 1 Perthshire 4,9:38 2 Queen's County 2,993 1 Rad nors:i ire 1,80'2 Renfrewshire 2,450 2 Roscommon 2,490 1 Ross & Cromarty 832 1 Roxburghahire 2,001 '2 Rotlandshire 1,876 2 Salop, North 4,685 2 Salop, South 3,571 1 Selkirkshire 497 2 Sligo 2,54(1 2 Somersetsh., E 10,140 2 Somersetsh., W N. 210 Staffordsh., N 9,546 2 Staffordsh., S 10,116 1 StirlingThile 2.431 2 Suffolk, East 6;343 2 Suffolk, West 4,:39 2 Surrey, East 6,818 2 Surrey, West 3,897 2 S'lggeir, East 5,298 2 Sussex, West 3,207 1 Stittiet itinuch. 207 2 Tipperary 7,262 2 Tyrone 7,4'28 2 Warwieksh., N 7.001. 2 IVarwicksh., S 3,980 2 Waterford :3,215 2 Westmeath 3,4H4 2 Westmoreland 4,06. 2 Wexford 6,58! 2 Wicklow 3,248 I Wigtonshire 1,272 2 Wilts, North 4,05 2 Wilts, South 8,06 2 Worcester, Et at 6,615 2 Worcester, Wr st 14,135 2 Yorkshire, East 7,538 2 Yorksh., West 37,319 2 Yorksh., North 11,319 6,241) 1 Youghal 217 ibers—representing Memb. Cork 13;473 BOROUGHS. 1 Cardigan Dist. 1419 2 Carlisle 1,134 1 Carlow 208 1 Carmarthen Dist. 849 1 Carnarvon District 861 1 Carrickfergus 1,195 1 Cashel 129 1 Chatham 1,371 1 Cheltenham 2,401 2 Chester 2,524 2 Chichester 7h7 2 Chippenham 300 1 Christchurch 313 2 Cirencester 434 1 Chtheroe 448 1 Clonmel 328 2 Cockermouth 355 2 Colchester 1,158 1 Coleraine 246 A Cork 3,151 2 Coventry 4,502 2 Cricklade 1,017 1 Dartmouth 302 1 Denbigh District 838 2 Derby 2,448 2 Devizes 373 2 Devon port 2,407 2 Dorchester 431 2 Dover 2,064 1 Downpatrick 222 1 Dro dieda 583 1 Droitwich 367 2 Dublin, City 10,172 2 Dublin Unvrsty. 1,780 1 Dudley 91 Dumfries 88 • 1 Dundalk 29 1 1 Dundee 3,19 4 1 Dungannon 19 0 1 Duagaryou 30 1 3 1,738 4,307 2 Marylebone 19,710 1 Merthyr Tydvil 93+3 . _.... • Midhurst 279 1 Monmouth Dis. 1,676 1 Montgomery Di 5.1,003 1 Montrose Dis. 1,5h6 1 litorpeth 415 2 New'ork fitl7 2 Newcle.-un.-T.ne 1,090 2 Newcle..up.-Tne 5,209 2 Newport, I. of W. 707 1 New Ross 1 vorthalierton 281 2 Northampton 2,263 2 Norwich 5,390 Total in boroughs, 41 497,138 electors. ELECTION SPEECHES. BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. The nomination and election of the representatives of Bucks—the Right Hon. B. Disraeli, Mr. Dupre, and Mr. Cavendish—duly took place on Monday last in the County-hall, Aylesbury. After the declaration from the High Sheriff, Mr. Dupre advanced and ex pressed his acknowledgments for his re election : He could not conceal from his constituents that he did not find himself a member of a united Opposition. Various causes had produced strife and schism in their ranks, which time might repair, but their principles were unchanged and unchangeable. For his own part, he would strenuously resist all hasty and ill-considered changes in the Constitution. They were in complete darkness as to what would be the policy of the Government in the new Parliament. He did not know whether that policy would be Conservative or otherwise, but he sincerely trusted that the measures of Reform in their institutions which were required by the country would not be postponed by per petual cries for parliamentary reform. He was anxious SATURDAY t Reglst. Memb. Electors. 2 Nottingham 5,260 2 Oldham 1,890 1 Orkney 414 2 Oxford, City 2,818 2 Oxford Univ. 3,474 1 l'aisley 1,342 1 Pembroke Dig. 951 2 Penryn & Falmth. 907 1 Perth 1,034 2 Peterborough 518 1 Petersfield 353 2 Plymouth 2,482 2 Pontefract 684 2 Poole 508 1 Poi tarlington 88 2 Portsmouth 3,332 2 Preston 2,854 1 Radnor Dis. 484 2 Reading 1,899 1 Reigate 228 2 Retford, East 2,710 2 Richmond, Y. 340 2 Ripon 353 1 Rochdale 1,100 2 Rochester 1,209 1 Rye 502 1 St. Andrew's Dis. 880 1 St. lees 578 1 Salford 2,950 2 Salisbury 680 2 Sandwich 900 2 Scarborough 1 Shaftesbury 2 Sheffield 5,322 2 Shoreham 895 5119 1,811.5 2 Shrewsbury 1,606 1 Sligo 351 2 Southampton 2,119 1 South Shields 021 2 Southwark 9,458 2 Stafford 1,249 2 Stamfoi d 566 1 Stirling Dig. 1,097 2 Stockport 1,341 2 Stoke-up:Trent 1,778 2 Stroud 1,328 '2 Sunderland 1,973 1 Swansea I)is. 1,694 2 Tamworth 2 Taunton 2 Tavistock 2 Tewkesbury 2 Thetford 1 Thirsk 382 791) 349 370 21H) 357 Memb. 2 Durham Regist. Electors. 1,157 2 Edinburgh 6,230 1 Elgin 9* 1 Ennis 149 1 Enniskillen 144 2 Evesham 349 2 Exeter 1 Eye 1 .Falkirk 2,501 Mil 1,905 2 Finsbury 20,025 1 Flint 817 1 Frome 383 2 Galway 1,280 1 Gatesfiead 711 2 Glasgow 15,602 2 Gloucester 1,621 Grantham 774 I Greenock 1,(167 2 Greenwich 0,308 1 Grimsby 801 . _ 2 Guildford 648 1 H add ington 642 2 Halifax 1,200 2 Harwich 272 2 Hastings 1,090 1 Havereordwest 042 1 He'stone 317 2 Hereford 1,013 2 Hertford 685 2 Honiton 273 1 Horsham 350 1 Huddersfield 1,415 2 Hull 5,2•21 . _ 2 Huntingdon 300 1 Hythe 1 1 liverness ATS 2 Tpswieh 1 Kendal 3ft.2 1 Kidderminster 49:5 1 Kilkenny 575 1 Kilmarncek I,lso 1 Kinsale 1 Kirkal dy 'l5O P 6 9 Knaresborough 242 2 Lambeth 18, 181 2 Lancaster 1,3U3 1 Launcester 361 2 Leeds 6,406 2 Leicester 1 Leith 2,027 2 Leominster 551 2 Lewes 713 2 Lichfield M 36 2 Limerick 1.920 2 Lincoln 1,393 1 Lisburn 217 1 Liskeard 343 2 Liverpool 17.43:3 4 London 20,728 1 Londonderry 823 2 Ludlow 450 1 - Lyme Regis 309 - - • 2 Lyminzton 2 Lynn Regis 1,178 2 Macclesfield 1,05 H 2 Maidstone 1,751 2 Mahlon 1 Mallow .845 243 1 Malmesbury 309 2 Melton 539 2 Manchester 18,483 2 Marlborough '271 2 Marlow 354 2 Tiverton 461 2 Tot n ess 371 2 Tower Hamlets 29,534 1 Trate. 2 Truro I Tynemnuth 1 Wakefield 1 Wallingford 1 Walsall 1 Wareham 1 Warrington 2 Warwick 2 Waterford 2 Wells 2 Wenlock 1 Westbury 2 Westminster I Wexford 2 Weymouth 1 Whitby 315 007 1 Whitehaven 635 1 Wick District 699 2 Wigan 718 Wigton District 400 1 Wilton 219 2 Winchester 788 2 Windsor 711 2 Wolverhampton 3,57 I Woodstock 347 2 Worcester 2,290 2 Wycombe 346 2 Yarmouth 1,249 2 York 4,133 members—representing HI? 870 454 880