The Press.
London, England, 1855-01-20 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY CHANGES DURING THE

PAST YEAR.

• Seat vacated by death.
+ II by acceptance of office, or treilignation.
: ~ by petition.
i ft by 811101101211 to the House of Peers.

+ Abrdeenshire. Lord Haddo v Hon. W. Gordon
§ Abingdon J. H. Reed v Lord Norreys
• Antrim T. H. Pakenham v E. W. Pakenham
• Ayrshire SirJ.Fergusson,BLv J. H. Blair
{
Jo Lawrie v /Fraser, Bt.
Barnstaple R. hn S. Guinness v 11. Bremridge
• Bedford Wm. Stuart, jun. v Henry Stuart
+ Beverley Hon. A. Gordon v Hon.F.C. Lawley
• Brecknock J. L. V. Watkins v C. R. Morgan
Cambridge .1
Fr. Adair Macaulay
Mowatt v 1 J. H. Astell
C. M. Lushington v I H. P. Gipps
Canterbury Sir W. Smrville., 1 lin. B. Johnstone
+ Cardiganshire Earl of Lisburne v W. E. l'owell
• Cockermonth John Steel v H. A. Aglionby
• Coventry Sir J. Paxton v Charles ()each
+ Devonport Sir T. E. Perry v Rt
• Devon, S Lawrence Palk v Sir R. Lopes, Bt.
§ Durham, N Lord A. V. Tempest v Viscount Seahaiu
* Fermanagh Hon. A. Cole v Sir A. Itnxike, lit.
Flintshire Hon. T. L. Mostyn v Hon. E. Mostyn
• Forfar
• Frame Lord Dungarvon v Hon. R. E. Boyle
Sir M. H. Beach, Bt.v Mrqis. of Wrcster.
• Gloucestr., E. {R. S. Holford v Sir M. Beach, Bt.
+ Hastings
* Hertfordshire Abel Smith, jun. v T. P. Halsey
j Hull W. D. Seymour v J Viscnt. Goderich
i W. H. Watson v 1 James Clay
§ Lichfield
• Limerick, Co. S. E De Vere v Wyndham Goold
• Limerick,City James O'Brien v Robert Potter
+ Liskeard
+ Ludlow
• Lynn
j Maldon G. M. W. Peacocke v ( Charles Ducane
J. B. Moore v 1 T. J. Miller
• Marylebone Viscnt. Ebrington v Lord D. Stuart
+ Norwich
+ Oxford Univr. Sir W. Hthcote.,Bt. v Sir R. Inglis, Bt.
• Salop, S Robert Clive v Hon. R. H. Clive
S Stafford, S Earl of Uxbridge a Lord Lewisham
+ Sunderland Henry Fenwick rW. D. Seymour
+ Sussex, W Henry Wyndham v R. Prime
j Tynemouth W. S. Lindsay v Hugh Taylor,jun
• Weatmoreind. Earl of Bective v Ald. Thompson
• Wigan Joseph Acton v R. A. Thickneste

Mn. GEORGE Mut:, of Glasgow, read a paper at
Wednesday's meeting of the Society of Arts, " On
the smoke nuiss.nce, considered historically, morally,
scientifically, and practically."
THE DUNDEE PAROCHL►L AUTHORITIES have ad-
vertised for the heirs of a travelling beggar, named
John M'Kay, who died lately in a lodging-house in
the Hilltown of Dundee, and was buried at the
expense of the parish. The parochial officers found
in the pocket of a coat which had been worn by the
deceased a coarse leather pocket-bcok, containing
six ba❑k deposit receipts for sums amounting in the
whole to 7001.

.ca Alum. LUU
a necessary
'olitical pro-
:ely the most •
om his pen.
3 words, lie
ophet rather
s Ministerial
necessity for
niches of the
on—a result
true British
s of the peo•
the sight of
IURING THE
signatlon.
Peers.
Eton. W. Gordon
Lord Norreys
E. W. l'akenham
J. H. Blair
iir W. Fraser, Bt.
R. Bremridge
Flenry Stuart
lion. F. C. Lawley
C. R. Morgan
R. Macaulay
J. H. Asteli
H. P. Gipps
Ho. B. Johnstone
W. E. I'owell
H. A. Aglionby
Charles ()each
lit Hn. H. Ttibell.
Sir R. Lopes, Bt.
Viscount Seahato
Sir A. Brooke, lit.
Hon. E. Mostyn
Hon. L. Maule
Hon. R. E. Boyle
Mrqis. of Wrester.
Sir M. Beach, Bt.
Musgrave lirisco
T. P. Halsey
Viscnt. Goderich
James Clay
Viscount Anson
Wyndham Goold
Robert Potter
R. B. Crowder
Robert Clive
Viscount Jocelyn
Charles Ducane
T. J. Miller
Lord D. Stuart
S. M. Peto
Sir R. Inglis, Bt.
Hon. R. H. Clive
Lord Lewisham
W. D. Seymour
R. Prime
Hugh Taylor, j an
Ald. Thompson
R. A. Thicknesee
read a paper at
r of Arts, " On
Prically, morally,
!trrits have ad-
beggar, named
odging-house in
I buried at the
al officers found
een worn by the
cok, containing
mounting in the
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JANUARY 20, 1855.