The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-03 00:00:00

JULY 3, 1852.

RESULTS OF TLIE PARLIAMENTARY
SESSION OF 1852.

The Queen opened Pub timent in person on Tuesday,
Feb. 3, and prorogued it on Thursday, July 1; giving a
period of five mouths in the duration of the session.
The period, divided V tween the Russell and the
Derby Ministries, give to et ich— M. D.
To the Russell Ministry (reLligned office Feb. 21) 0 18
To the Derby Ministry (accepted office Feb. 22) 4 8
Making allowance for the re•electiona, the ac-
tual allotment is

GENERAL ELECTION.
NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES.
OXFORD UNIVERSITY—(PoIIing), Saturday, July 10,
Monday, July 12, and following days.
OXFORD CITY—Tug sday, July 6.
OXFORD COUNTY—MODduY, July 12.
LIVERPOOL—Tuesday, July 6.
LANCASHIRE (SOUTH)—At Newton, on Wednesday,
July 14.
LONDON, CITY OF—Tuesday, July 6.
NOTTINGHAM—Tuesday, July 6.
NEWARK—Thursday, July 8.
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE (SOUTH)—At Newark, Tbursday,
July 15.
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE (NORTH)—At Mansfield, Saturday,
July 17.
EAST RETFORD —Tuesday, July 6.
STOCKPORT—Thursday, July 8.
COVENTRY—Tuesday,July 6.
WALSALL—Thursday, July 8.
BIRMINGHAM —Wednesday, July 7.
GLOUCESTER ClTY—Thursday, July 8.
GLOUCESTERSHIRE (EAST)—Tuesday, July 13.
STR';UD—Tuesday, July 6.
MANCHESTER—Wednesday, July 7.
SALFORD—Tuesday July 6.
BURY—Thursday, July 8.
WlNDSOR—Tuesday, July 6.
LAMBETH—Thursday, July 8,
HERTFORD—Tuesday, July 6.
HERTFORDSHIRE—Thursday, July 15.
ExETEß—Wednesday, July 7.
TOWER HAMLETS—Tuesday, July 6.
DEVONSHIRE (NORTH)—At South Moiton, Tuesday,
July 13.
DEVONSHIRE (SOUTH)—At Exeter, Friday, July 16.
NoRWICH— Wednesday, July 7.
CIRENCESTER—Wednesday, July 7.

PARLIAMENTARY RE fIREMENTS AND
CHANGES.
The following Members of the late Parliament do not
offer themselves for re-election, or have withdrawn:—
Abdy, Sir T. N., Lyme Regis.
Alexander, A., Antrim.
Anderson, Orkney and Shetland.
Arundel and Surrey, Earl of, Limerick.
Bell, M., Northumberland, S.
Benett, John, Wilts, S.
Birch, Sir T., Liverpool.
Blackstone, W. S., Wallingford.
Blakemore, R., Wells.
Bowles, Admiral. Launceston.
Broadwood, IL, Bridgewater.
Campbell, W. F., Cambridge.
Castlereagh, Viscount, Downshire.
Cavendish, W. G., Peterborough.
Chichester, Lord J., Belfast.
Childers, J. W., Melton.
Colebrook, Sir T. E., Taunton.
Collins, W., Warwick.
Craig, Sir W. G., Edinburgh.
Crawford. W. S., Rochdale.
Curtois, H. M., Rye.
Davison, Hon. T. V., Monoghan.
Drummond, H. Home, Perthshire.
Dundee, Sir D., Sutherlandahire.
Douglas, Sir C. E., Warwick.
yce, Cap
Nstcourt, Colonel, Devizes.
Enfield, Viscount, Chatham.
l'agany James, Wxford County.
Hallyburton, Lord jY7G.'
.Captain, A D., Aberdeen.
Ford
~.BRaronrsfatarpshle.ire.
Fortesoue, on. J.
Henry, A., Lancashire
Hildyard, T. 8., Notts' g.
Houldsworth, T., Notts, N.
Hollond, R., Hastings.
Howard, Hon., J. K., Malmeabury,
Howard, P. 11., Carlisle.
Howard, Sir Ralph, Wicklow.
Humphery, Alderman, Southwark.
Kerrison, Sir E., Eye.
Kildare, Marquis of, Kildare,
Knightley, Sir C., Northamptonshire, S.
Littleton, Hon. E. R., Walsall.
Lushington, C. Westminster.
Macnamara, W. N., Clare.
Macnaughten, Sir E. W., Antrim.
* Maher, N. V., Tipperary.
Manners, Lord C., Leicestershire, N.
Marshall, J. G. Leeds.
Matheson, Colonel, Ashburton.
Melgund, Lord, Greenock.
Miles, P. W. S., Bristol.
Norreys, Lord, Oxfordshire.
O'Connor, F., Nottingham.
O'Ferrall, Right Hon. R. M., Longford.
Ogle, S. C. H., Northumberland, S.
Ord, W., Newcastle-on-Tyne.
Owen, Sir John, Pembroke.
Perfect, R. Lewes.
Philips, Sir R. G., Poole.
Russell, E. S., Tavistnek•
St. George, Christopher, Galway County.
Sandars, Joseph, Yarmouth.
.1. Sidney, Alderman, Stafford.
Sheridan, R. 8., Shaftesbury.
Blaney, R. A., Shrewsbury.
Smith, J. 8., Stirling.
Somerton, Viscount, Wilton.
Spearman, H. J., Durham.
Stanford, J. F., Reading.
Stanley, E., Cumberland, W.
Santon, W. H., Stroud.
Staunton, Sir U., Portsmouth.
Stuart, Lord J. P., Ayr.
Talbot, J. Hyacinth, New Ross.
T,nison, E. K., Leitrim.
Towneley, J. Bererley.
Townley, H. G., Cambridgeshire.
Verney, Sir H., Bedford.
Vesey, Hon. Thomas, Queen's County.
Villiers, Hon. W. C., Weymouth.
Vivian, Captain, Swansea.
Walley, T., Finsbury.
Wavvn, J. T., S,iuth Shields.
Wegg-Prosser, F.,Herefordshire.
. Westenra, Hon. olonel J., King's County.
Whitmore, T. C., Bridgnorth.
Williamson, Sir H., Sunderland.
Willyams, H., Truro.

The following, who do not offer themselves for re-
election to their old constituents, stand for other
places:—

Name.

Sat for

Candidate for

Thesiger, Sir F.
Howard, Lord E....
Moffatt, G
.._ ...... ....

'Abingdon
Horsham
Dartmouth
Bath •......
Youghall •••".
Arundel ...•••••
Aylesbury
Bewdley
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Leominster
Penrcn ••••
Drogheda
Ripon... ........ •
Boston ..
Cheltenham
Lincoln
Hull ...

Stamford
Arundel .
Ashburton ...
Bury ...
Bedford ..
Nottingham .........

Duncan, Viscount
Anstey, C
Strutt, Hon. E
Dick, Q
Mandeville, Visc
Wyld, James
Walmsley, Sir J
Cochrane, S. B
Trelawney, J. S
Stuart, J
Peel, F.
Mowatt, F
Somerville, Sir W
Graham, Sir J
Freshfield, J. W..,
Berkeley, Grenville
Hobhouse, T

. _ .........
DiaMon ...............
Huntingdonshire ..
Finsbury ~. .
........
Leicester
Southampton .........
Brighton ............
Bury St. Edmunds.
Bury ... .._ ... ... ...... ._

Cambridge,,, ...
Canterbury
Carlisle...
......
Penryn .
Eveshara lpswich .
Leeds .....
Ripon.,.
Ludlow .............
Lyme Regis
Dungarvon
Harwich
Barnstaple
County Down
Lyme Regis
Yarmouth
Weymouth
Leicestershire, Nor
Weymouth
Liverpool

Baines, M. P
Beckett, W
Powlett, Lord W
Pinney, W
Hope, A. B.
Waddington, D
Ebrington, Viscount
Crawford, S.
Hatchell, J.
M'Cullagh, Torrens
Oswald, Alexander
Granby, Marquis
Butt, Isaac .
Mackenzie, F.

Leeds
St. Ives
Somerset, East
Maidstone
Malden
Plymouth
Rochdale ........
Windsor. ........
Dunda1k............
Ayrshire ........

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Harwich ..

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TU LATE Pout
AMENT. The late Parliament,
which Wss dissolve don Thursday,
attained an existence of
four years, seven months, and twelve days, having assembled
on the 18th November, 1847. The following table shows the
duration Of Parliament for the last fifty years:—

ASSEMBLED.

DURATION.

Ist Sept, 27, 1796
2d Aug. 31, 1802
GOO. 111 .. 3d Nov. 25, 1806
4th Nov. 27, 1807
sth Nov 24, 1812

yrs. oaths. days
5 9 3
4 1 25
6 2
5
4 610 ,!
.-
1 6 25
6 81 10
3 5 26
5 9
1 1 1
1 '
2 b 10
s 7 9
b 11 4
4 7 12

L 6th Aug. 4, 1818
Geo, 1V.,. 1 7th 1 April 23, 1820
L Bth Nov. 14, 1826
9th , Oct. 26, 1830
Will. IV.. 10th June 14, 1831
• 11th ! Jan. 29, 1833
12th Feb.! 19, 1835
(13th Noy. 15, 1837
Victoria .. 14th i Aug. 19, 1841
15th Nov. 18, 1847