The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-20 00:00:00

THE CENSUS.

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BLan3mast.—We aie state positively that the p3pnlar
Nos exceeds 63,000.—Preston Nona
OAXIMILDOI —At the last census the population of Cam.
bridge was 27,815 ; but at the time the census was then
token, it woo " full term ;" this time it is supposed that there
were Dot so many members of the University in Cambridge
by 1,000; it is therefore a matter of doubt by many
whether the population here will have reached
30,000. Considering the increase of New Town, City•road,
and the various new stieste that have risen here in ten
we have no doubt that 30,000 will be " topped."
Qiwetwfoa will assuredly show a peat increase ; but many
villages around appear to have remained stationary, so far
as we on gather.—Casibredve Independent.
Cemsffmniam.—The population is said to be 40,815, an
in at nearly 15er cent. on the return for 1851.
01101111FICLO.—Tbe books of the different enumerators
show, as would bs anticipated from the large influx of
mining population, a very large increase. The returns of
the wows for in 1851, were 6,801, whilst the
proiset return exhibits a total of about 10,550.—Der4yskire
Courier.

Daiiitioree.—The total population of this township is
15,779, or close upon 16,000.
Domuna.—The results show an important increase in the
population, the number of inhabitants being computed at
6,990, maim& 5,995 as recorded in 1851, an addition of 995
monis havmg Wien place since the last-named period.—
Sussex Expects.
GUILDFORD. —The grand total is 9,439, being an increase
mince 1851 of I,3ss.—Surrey Times.
lausworrs. —The population in 1861 is 7,995, showing
a total decrease is the division of 394, which may be
chiefly attributed to the large migration of the labouring
classes into the manufacturing districts.—Norfolk Nem.
HUNTOGDON. —Happily the MEWLS must not be taken as
the index of all kinds of progress, or the inhabitants of this
ancient borough will have to deplore a retrograde motion
instead of rejoicing in a progressive one. The census has
been taken, and it shows a decrease of 67 in this almost
stagnant borough. The population is now 3,BB6.—Cans.
bridge Independent.
Krrnnusa.—Ths estimated population of the town of
Kettering, as recently enumerated, is 5,845, being an in-
crease of 647 persons over the census of 1851. ID 1801 the
population was 3,011, since which time it has gone on
steadily increasing, though the present is a period of great
depression.—Leicesterskire Aferrury.
ULAMINGTON. —The actual iocrease of population in
Leamington, as compared with 1851, is 1,729. There is •
remarkable difference in the comparative number of the
saxes—the census showing an excess in the number of
females, as compared with that of males, 3,ll6.—Learning.
ton Courier. _

LiWlS.—Although the returns are not officially com-
pleted yet, the population may be pretty closely estimated
at from 10,000 Ito -o,loo.—Sumer xpress.
ORIILIMINE. —The return for 186 is 6,422. The slight in-
crease on the present census is only 244, which may be ac-
counted for that in 1851 there was a large increase of the
Ic hpulation, which has since then considerably de-
ceased.—Ornsakirk Advertiser.
Rziorts.—The population has more than doubled since
the last census ; the whole parish is now exactly 10,000,
via.:—The town, 2,008; the foreign, 7,992.—50 us
Express
ox.—The result discloses most startling facts, the
difference in the number of the population showing a de-
crease of 300 km inhabitants than in 1851, whilst the un-
occupied 11001168 amount to the extraordinary number of
211, out of a total of I.69s.—LemMagton Courier.
WzDarnennray.—Although we are not prepared to give •
correct return, we are enabled to state that the population
of this town, as returned by the comma will be about 21,000,
or an lacrosse of 7,000 dung the last ten yeara.—Stafford-
Aire Advertiser.

Walmcg.—We regret to learn that from the return',
al the recent census the population in this town has de-
creased nearly 1,000 since !it'll, and that in the neighbour-
ing market town of March it is about 750 less. A propory
tioesta decrease has also taken place at !Arrington, Wis.
beck St. Nary, and in several of the villages.—Norfolk
New.