The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-22 00:00:00

S U N LO NOON

Harris, Hon. Captain ... Christchurch.
Harris, R. ... ••• ... Leicester (Borough).
Hatchell, Right Hon. J. Windsor.
Heald, J. ... ••• ... Stockport.
Heneage, E. ••• .. Great Grimsby.
Henry, A. .. ... Lancashire (South).
Heyworth, L. ... Derby (Borough).
Hildyard, T. B. T. ... Notts (South).
Hill, Lord M. Evesham.
Hobhouse, T. B. ... Lincoln (City).
Hodges, T. T. ••• ... Rochester.
Hodges, T. ... Kent ( West).
Hodgson, W. N. .. Carlisle.
Hollond, R. ... ••• ... Hastings.
Hornby, J. ... ... Blackburn.
Horsman,
•Cockermouth.
Hope, H. T.... ... Gloucester (City).
Hope, A. 8.... ..• ... Maidstone.
Howard, Hon. J. K. Malmesbury.
Howard, Sir R. • Wicklow.
Howard, P. H.
... Carlisle.
Houldsworth, T. ... • Notts (North).
Humphery, J. ▪
Southwark.
Kerrison, Sir E. ▪
Eve.
Knightley, Sir C. ... ▪ Northamptonshire (S).
Lacy, H. C. Bodmin.
Lawley, Hon. R. R. ▪
Pontefract.
Lewis, G. C.... ... Herefordshire.
Leonard, T. B. maldon.
Littleton, Hon. E. ...Walsall.
Lushington, C.
... Westminster.
Mackinnon, W. A. sen. Lymington.
Mahon, Lord ' Hertford (Borough).
Mahon, O'Gorman ... Ennis.
Manners, Lord C. S. ... Leicestershire(North).
Marshall, J. G. Leeds.
Martin, C. W. ... ... Newport, Isle of Wight.
Matheson, Colonel ... ... Ashburton. •
Melgund, Lord ... Greenock.
Miles, P. ... ... Bristol.
Mowatt, F. ... Penryn.
M'Cullagh, W. T. ... ... Dundalk.
Nichol, Right Hon. Sir J. ... Cardiff (District).
Norreys, Lord Oxfordshire.
O'Brien, J. ... ..• ... Limerick.
O'Connell,' M. J. ' • ... •.. Kerry.
O'Connor, F. •.• ... Nottingham (Bor.)
Ogle, S. C. H. ... ••• Northumberland (5).
Ord, W. ••• Newcastle-on-Tyne.
Paget, Lord C. E •
Sandwich.
Palmer, Roundell
... Plymouth.
Parker, J. ... ▪
Sheffield.
Perfect, R. ... ▪
Lewes.
Philips, Sir G. R. ... ... Poole.
Plowden, W. H. C. ... ... Newport, Isle of Wight.
Ponsonby, Hon. C. T. A. C. Dungarvon. •
Prosser, F. R. W. ... Herefordshire.
Posey,, P. Berkshire.
Rawdon, Colonel Armagh (City).
Renton, J. C. ••• ••• Berwick.
Renton, G. W. J. ... St. Albans.
Reynolds, J. ... Dublin (City).
Richards, R. Merionethshire.
Romilly
,HColonel
LGTCuaraedvnelitonsetwwrpob.iccukhr.y. .
I Romilly, Sir J. Devon ort.
Russell,
SSlall°wme;,onCs'oplOnel H.
Sandars, J. •
Yarmouth.
Somerton, Lord
...
Somers, J. P. ••• ...• Sligo.
Somerville, Sir W. ... Drogheda.
Sidney, Alderman ... Stafford.
Blaney, R. A. ▪ Shrewsbury.
Smythe, Hon. G. A, P. S. ... Canterbury.
Spearman, H. . ... Durham (City).
Stanford, J. F. Reading.
Stanley, E.
... Cumberland (West).
Stanton, W. H. Stroud.
Staunton, Sir G. ... Portsmouth.
Stewart, Admiral H.J
... Greenwich.
Stuart, Lord P. J. ... Ayr (District).
Teanlbnoet;it.T; H. H. 5... New Ross.
T
Belfast.
Thompson, Colonel ... ••• Bradford.
Thompson, G. Tower Hamlets.
Tollemache, Hon. T. J. Grantham.
Stafford.
Hertfordshire.
Townley, R. G. .. Cambridgeshire,
Towneley, J.... ... Beverley.
Trevor, Hon, T. ...
Urquhart, D.... ... ••• lert
Verney, Sir H. ... Bedford (Borough).
Vesey, Hon. T. ... ... Queen's County.
Villiers, Hon. F. W. C. Weymouth.
Villiers, Lord ... Cirencester.

Wakley, T. ... Finsbury.
Walker, R. ... Bury.
Watkins, Colonel L. V.... Brecon (Borough).
Wawn, J. T.... South Shields.
Whitmore, T. C. Bridguorth.
Williams, J. Macclesfield.
Williamson, Sir IL_ ... Sunderland.
H. Truro.
7vymfcc:`,T": Bodmin.
Young, G. F. ... Scarborough.

Returns have not yet been received from the following
places :
Antrim (County) Londonderry (County).
Caithness-shire. Longford (County).
Carlow (County). Mayo (County),
Clare (County). Meath (County).
Cornwall (East). Monaghan.
Denbighshire. Northamptonshire (North).
Donegal (County.) Northumberland (North).
Down (County). Orkney and Shetland.
Dublin (County). Roscommon.
Flintshire. Ross and Crornarty.
Galway (County). Sligo (County).
Isle of Wight. Tipperary.
Kildare. Tyrone.
Kilkenny (County). Waterford (County).
King's County. Wexford (County).
Leitrim (County). Wick (District).
The following Members of the new House of Commons
have been returned for places different from those which
they represented in the last Parliament,—
From To
Baines, Right Hon. M. T . ~.. Hull ... ... Leeds.
Beckett, W. ... ... ... Leeds ... .. Ripon
Berkeley, C. L. G.... ... Cheltenham .. Evesham.
Butt, J. .. ... ... Harwich ... Youghal.
Freshfield, J. W. ... Boston ... Penryn.
Graham, Right Hon. Sir J. R. Ripon:— ... Carlisle.
Granby, Marquis of ... ... Stamford ••• Le'stersh(N.)
Grenfell, C. W. .. ... Sandwich ... Windsor.
Howard, Lord E. .. ... Horsham .. Arundel.
Keating, B. •• • •-• ... Waterford (Co.) Watrfd ( City).
Mackenzie, W. F. ... ... Peebles ••• Liverpool.
Moffatt, G. ..... ... Dartmouth —. Ashburton.
Peel, F• ••• • • ... Leominster ... Bury.
d.
Pinney, W. ••• ••• ... Somerset (East) Lyme Regis.
Powlett, Lord W. ... ... St. Ives ••• Ludlow.
Sheridan, R. B. ... ... Shaftesbury ... Dorchester.
Smith, J. 8.... .. ... Stirling ... Stockport
Strutt, Right Hon. E. .. Arundel ••• Nottingham.
Stuart, J. .'.. ... Newark ... Bury Bt. E.
Twhaedsdiginerg,tSonir, F. ...... ......
mAbaiindgoadon
... ... Stamfornarwich.
Walmesley, Sir J. .. ... Bolton ... Leicester.
Wellesley, Lord C.... ... Hants (South) Windsor.

by wh iehzSPIRIT of the PUBLIC JOURNALS
•
TIMES.—The verdict of the county of Middlesex has
onot
thesebroken
el e
et
thi co unisonelections
h has
s bnorcenmarred a
sthe h
econcord
the metropolitan constituencies arc attuned. The last
refusal of confluence to the present Ministry, a
condem-
nation of the means by which they abtained power, and
us bigotry T
a still more emphatic censure of the trickery
they have sought to retain it. Of the election of Lord
Robert Grosvenor, from the large family influence he
possesses in the county, there never was any
serious fears were entertained that Mr. any
Osborne
would have been offered as a holocaust to propitiate fle
deities now most in favour with her et ;
--asastY's Govern-
ment—conventionalno man more than to Mr. o.borne do we 0 .. • o
hypocrisy and religious
we it that
the middle and lower classes of teis country have eh), I
understood and justly appreciated the shabby 'ear!
nesuvring and hollow casuistry of the D -srby Geyer -
Govern-
ment. No one has demolished more of Mr. Disraern:s
shams and Mr. Walpole's plausibilities; no one has
tracked more closely, and exposed more felici-
tously, the doubling and winding of a Governmeet which was Protectionist in March, a re-adjusteeoi
local taxation in June, and in July has entirely forg72.t..
ton the first, throws cold water on the second, and is
hatching a third monster, whose shape and figure it,
very parents seem quite unable to conjecture. Those
who think there is likely to be too little sectarian bigotry
and too little religious virulence in the coming Paths,'
went, will doubtless regret the result of an election the.
doubt; tu
0b
distincttv v;
h buti c which
main significance of which is, after all, a protest by th
rmeolisgtioimospolirotearnttycooondsttihe tuenperyotiensttahnet
principle
lionoff pavori;_,if:a
arose
tohnaen
m ultra-Protestants t
judgment, upon which none seem more disposed
protest
ag ains themselves.
h the
ag g r
eCs
soi no si i:1
of toe with what z gal and unanimity the county of Middlrulf
th
Pope and to vindicate •
Crown it is • the independence of the British
,
have been able to appreciate the true •'t of toter they
to discriminate between the dut spirittation,
the rage of persecution, andy o thus staocce 4,4 d
temperance in the very height of passion. While
given by the metropolis to the movement °Vulse
Cardinal Wiseman, have been unable to stop against
course on which they once entered, and have sa,-- the
talent to mediocrity and sterling honesty to shiftyrsni6ced
bility, forgetting every other qualification in Maas
to secure the downfall of the College of their
nooth, Middlesex has manfully set itself in oppositi, n t a'.
the tide of intolerance, and given an example '
to Yo
country to which many who now regret it will the
to render justice. Of course, we do not allude to live
evening contemporary, whose zeal, fanned into a fl,:"
by the bare prospect of the defeat which has
°vertaknele
its champion, can find no milder term than " block!
head te express its contempt for the suPPorters
Mr. Osborne. Reformers may be Radicals Ch ' of--,hartists
Socialists, Jews, but are not, as we are infersee
1 d bi
this authority, entitled to the name of Englishmen
We, on the other hand, rejoice that this lessen h_ •
been given, because we believe it to have been ninth
needed, because we believe that the spirit justly evoCeduban
the aggressions of the Pope is likely to -(I
egenerate into
sectarian rancour against his spiritual subjects, and th„
the example of a Government which numbers Oraogre:i:
among its members is only too likely to be contagious. se)
far, therefore, from deeming the electors of Middle 32
blockheads, by way of set-off against the mild and geZ
tlemanly censure of our contemporary, we beg to tender
them the thanks of the vast majority of the moderato
aed tolerant men throughout the country, who view in
the result of this contest the triumph of the principle of
mutual forbearance and toleration, without the firm es_
tablis:inaetit of which the consolidation of our national
Power and the progress of our civilization are impossible,la. tting El,ide all these considerations, we cannot think
the
the m"- tr 1'
oPoatan county bas any great reason to regret
marquis
f We have his services still
o Blandford. as
Member ' ,or -Woodstock, and have had them for several
years without au-
x very perceptible effect on the delibe .-
rations of Yarn
of consistency ament, or any •
ve7 striking exhibition
paytieularlyof mere
or talent. For the worship_ , rank,
such rank rs has been for more than a century mocked by the. ' l character of the
dce3ceteisy,
of
~ , persona
lborou h,
hare huh? ~,,,top:h, great Duke of May
close
affinityg wev
the simpliety andY' We recognise a _
w 1 eie in the)
easy abd good faith of Mr. . a P
unquestioning self-satisfaction with Which
the Marquis accepted the
title of a Protestant saint,