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.. OL,PUIIITS.: ITEW MONTHLY
, MAGAZINE.
,--- Edited by W. HARRISON AINSWORTH, Esq. :
1. Contents for %HMI% No: CCCLXXIX.
A.Sarvey efpanish Literature. pertly. By Mrs. Bashby.
William the Conquei'or ; or, the A.11,C.
" Our :Own Corresrienient" in Italy.-
Currer Bell. Female Novelists. No. 111.
Hester SomerVt. :..4Y Nickolas Michell, • .
Trralme Nktit trlalnei Watpon'S.lloneymobn. .
',• Pictures' Of lly Barrack Liteill 2 -
.The Cedar,in the galitca Garden, . • .
The Blithedale Romance.
- The Man oftilitieldenees. -, ' • • ,
young Tom Hall's Ireart-acheg and Horses. •
'lne Hannah Wel%
- Chirnpan and Hall, 198; ~ .. .
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1. have been carefully gathered, in their respective localities, by
PLAIN- LAWS of PAWNBROW
JAMES CAMPBELL, for Sale, at the REGENT-STREET WINE
ur
CELLARS, where, with all other FOREIGN
,rINEs, they can be
obtained by Families at Moderate Prices. '
Attention is particularly directed to a-,fine 14
""'ORDEAUX WINE,
at 28s, per dezen, in one, two, or three dozen cases, which, with the
bottles, are included, in:the cost now described
by the proprietor,
whose reputation has been appreciated by the r,
Alblic in his City Es-
tablishments during the last 25 yeah: '
Post-office orders, remittancesj or town references should be ad-
dressed to JAMES CAMPBELL, 158, REGE.NT- ..
REET, London.

...• CAUTION. •
TO TRADESMEN;MERCHANTS, S 1
tr) 111 knowledge
y
tHEREAS, it has lately E m
persons have for some time
past been • imposing upon the public, by selling to the trade Sind
others, a spurious article, under the name of
BOND'S PERMANENT MARKING INK.
InPOPB' °IiTFITTERS, &C.
:
What some unprincipled person or
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or authorise any person to represent themselves 4,
Manufacturer; of the said. Article, and do not employ
any
cOming from MY,
Establishment for the purpose of selling the said Ink. This Caution
is published by me to prevent further imposition upon the
public said
serious injury to myself. '
E. R. BOND, $9lO Executrix and Widow of the late John. Bond,
28, Long-line, West Smithfield, London. , Traveller,

O._LENFIET4D PATENT
XJ% , , . , CAUTION.
' ' TO WHOLESALE GROCERS. DRUGGISTS, &„. Ge:
;'lt having lately comet) my knowledge, that some ' "'
person has for some time past lteeirimposing on tir, "`"" Unprincipled
—3' Customers, and
the public generitlly, by offorlng for sale a Spurious
srAßcii.
imitation of the Glenfleld Starch, This is to give' and Trashy
--40nfacturer of the
GLESFIE LI) .r.A.TEST STARCH, and that none is unless
me to prevent further,r- genuine
am the Original and Sole Proprietor and only
every Packet, at
td name be distinctly printed on , d only can be had
front my Wholesalt Lond
ts, 40, Dunlop-street, GI ~,..._
as"--nr, or 40, King
VP This City, on.
This caution is published by
the public,
and serious injury to myself. Position upon
o, that I
. , 'ROBERT
W°IIIERSPOON.
paisley, ,dune, 1852.
Gleuflel,d Starch Works,

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eagerly Rought after In all the Colonies,-and will be fpn They. are
nd an article
of 'extensive con.sumption and profitable sale. It is the best medi-
cine ever usedlti 'Scurvy, and every variety of scorbutic aiTections,
Making it'irery desirable to take to Sea.
T. ROBERTS and Co., Sole Proprietors, Crane-court, Fleet-street,
London. Sold by E. Edwards, 67, St. Paul's Chureny..._
,tru Barclay
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Churchyard,
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2s. 5d., and•lamily packets, I ls. each.

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HYGEIST,,and FOUNDER of the BRITISIi COLLEGE
of ILEALTH. ,
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Subscriptions are received at the British College of nea,,,, New_
road, London'; also at Sir JolufLubbock's, bankers, 'London • and
by' the duly authorised agents to the British College of Health; ire*.
road, London. -
In Germany.... By Messrs. Berck, 17, Zeil, Frankfort-on-the-Maine.
In America.... By Messrs. Firth 'and Pond, 1, Franklynn-square,
• • New York. .
In India. Mr. Gardner, Dacres-lane, Calcutta ; and Mr.
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In Australia....By A. Charlwood, Melbourne.

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POL YTECILINIC ILISTiTITTrON
e Alleged Adrtiteration or
the Burton Bitter Ale With Strychnine, and on the Prevention of Pi-
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fries's new Patent Polytechnic Gas Fire exhibited and lectured on.
Vocal Illustrations of the Melodies of different Nations, by Madame
Bregazzi.—Lecture on popular Music, with Vocal illustrations, by
George Buckland, Esq., assisted by Miss Blanche Young.—Lecture
by Mr. Crispe on the Britannia Tubular Bridge.—Lecture on Expe-
mental Philosophy.—New Series of Dissolving Views.—Exhibition
of the Microscope, &c., &c.

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CREMORNE GARDENS.
On the Banks of the Thames, Ding's-road, Chelsea.
Waterside Entrance close to Battersea. bridge Pier.
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. • - Proprietor, Mr. T. B. SIMPSON.
.
The Pyrotechnic Displayt by the Chevalier Mortram.
Open for the Season. .
An uninterrupted succession of Entertainments from Three. o'clock
, until .near Midnight, including . ..
Every evening at Half-past Eight o'clock, in the newly-decorated
Pavilion, in addition to the following attractions. Louis Soullier's
Cirque Oriental,' and.the best Equestrians of' the age. For particu-
lars, see Special Bills.
The Crembrne Band, condueted by 11. Bosisio, Atr.. Hayward,
Leader-i-Mong.ltochez and his Corniest' Dogs—Master Rochez, the
surptising•Contortionist—Madame Tallieu, the only Female Magician
in England—Brandon Ledgers'e'Troupe of Ethiopian
TheEnfir Chiefs: and's:" ;Woman and child, who will give a number
of-Songs; Dances, Re, and an extensive Collection of South African
Curiosties—Vocal and Instrumental Concert—A new Ballet, in Four
Tableaux, entitled Azurifte ; or the Naiad
of the Enchanted Waters.
Arranged and produded finder the direction of M. Milano. Principal
characters by :Aleasrsu Milano, Johnsen, Seymour, Rocheg ; Madlles.
llllrmonists--;
Annie and, Therese Cushule,, and an efficient. Corps de B.allet—
Dancin.g-on the Oriental Platforni—Profeesor Taylor and his Son, the
double-sighted Youth—Macllle: Violante'i performances on the Tight
Rope, and Terrific Ascent amidst a splendid display M Fireworks—
Gorgeous new Fountains--Stupendous Barbell. Vases, and Groups
and Figures of New Stattfary—New Dioramic-Views—Novel Dia-
pilaw us'Costr.idrarna-=Tbom's celebrated.t"roup, from Berns' "Cot-
tar's Saturday Night"—The Labyrinth—
The Children in the Wood
- Staffa-,-lona—The Giant's Causeway—classical Illustrations of
Sculpture--The.American Bowling Saloon—The Hertnit's Cell—The
Pistol and Rifle Gallery, Re., &c.
Open at Three o'clock:
Admission, is. ;• Children, Half-price.
On Sundays, after Four o'clock, by Refreshment Card, price 6d.
Table d'flote at Six. o'Clock, 24. 6d.
' Private Room 'for Dinners and Coffee:

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X j PAINT, specially patronised' by the British. and other Go-
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. el ARSON'S ORIGINAL
the principal Dock Com-
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nobility, gentry, arid crergy
for out-door wprk at their country seats. The Anti-Corrosion Is
particularly recoraniehded as the most durable out-door Paint ever
invented, fer 'the preservation of every description of Iron, Wood,
!lc, as has been proved by the
practical test ofupwards of 60 years, and by the numerous (between
500 and 6100).testimonials in its favonr, and which; from the rank
prices, tegether with a
end station in society of those.who have
Stone, Brick, Compo, Cement, &e. Mork,
given them, have never yet
been equalled by anything of the kind hitherto brought before the
public notice. .
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sent, on application to WALTER
will be CARSON and SON, No . 9,
T WINCHESTER-STREET,OLD
GRE & BROAD-STREET, Royal
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ar -----..Y requested to be sent
direct. .
Lists of Colonn,

THE GENERAL ELECTION,

(From the Daily News.)

The following attempt at an analysis of the coming
contest willinte'rest many of, our readers, and will help
to show at a glance how-the adverse forces, are at pre-
sent grouped. One thing will scarcely fail to strike
the Most cursory obieryer-Lit is the number of places
in which Liberals are' wasting their strength in con-
tests among themselves, while a long catalogue of
bormighs and counties yet` remains, where the
DerbYites have at present a prospect of walking over
the Bourse. Fortunately there, is yet time for cor-
recting this error in the tactics of the Free-traders
and Liberals :-- ,
LIBERALS OPPOSING EACH OTHER.
Aberdeen (1 member)—Sir A. L. Hay, George,
Thompion.
Bedford (2):—Sir IL Verney, Samuel Whitbread, jun..
Chisholm Anstey.
Bary.(l)—Lord:Dancan, Frederick Peel.

Drogheda (I)7J. M'Cann, Mr. Brodigan. . .
EdinbUrgh' (2)-,T. B. Macaulay, Chae. Cowan, Camp-
• 41)11cf-Monzie, M'Laren.
Ennis (I)—J. Fitzgerald, 0. G. Mahon.
Finsbury (2)-Alderman Challis, H. Gardner, J. Wyld,
T. S. Dancombe, D. Jerrold.
Galvray Town (2)=M. J. Blake, A. a Flaherty, Lord
Dunkelliri. •

Lambeth (2)—T. D'Epicourt, W. Williams, Mr. Harvey.
Leicester (2)—Sir J. Walmsley, Richard Gardner,
aanies Wild, Geoffrei Palmer.
Leitrim (2)--E. K. Tenison, C. S. Clements, John Brady.
Limerick City (2)—Sergeant O'Brieh," R. Potter, F. W.
11,asfiell.

Meath (2)—M. E. Corbally, Henry Grattan, F. Lucas.
Newnastic..iipon-Tyne (2)—J. 11..illackett,,,T. E. Head-
lam, W. H. Watrion.
New Ross (I)—Sir T. Redington, C.Ravan Duffy.
Nottingham (2)—J. Walter, M.. Strata, T. Gisborne,
Charles Sturgeon.
Perth (I)—Mr. Kianaird, Mr, Gilpin.
Paisley (I)—Mr. Hely, Archibald Hastie.
Sheffield (2)—J. A. Roebuck, J. Parker, W. Overend.
Sligo (1 )—J.T. Somers, Chas. Townely. u
Stafford (2)—Sergeant Allen; Cook Evans, J. A. Phil-
lips, A. Otway, J. A. Wise, M. Bourne.
Stirling, &e..(l)—Mr. Miller, Mr. Jas. Anderson.
Tower Harialets (2)—Sir W. Clay, G. Thompson, W. S.
Ayrtori.
Westmeath (2)—Sir P. Nugent, W. H. Magan, Hon.
Mr. Mostyn, Mr. J. Ennis.
Wolverhampton (2)—Charles Pelham Villiers, Thomas
Thornely, E. Webster.
Yarmouth- (2)L-Sir 'Charles Napier (Radical), W. T.
M'Cullagh (Radical), C. E. Rumbold (Whig).

LIBERALS OPPOSING EACH OTHER IN PRE-
SENCE OF A TORY:
Brighton (2)—Sir r. Pechell, Liberal; Mr. Ffooks,
Liberal; Mr. Trelawny, Liberal.—Lord A. Hervey,
Derbyite.
Greenwich (2)—D. &domain, L,; D. W. Wire, L.;
Admiral H. Stewart, L.; M. Chambers, L.—Mr.
Holt, D
Kilkenny County (2)—J. Greene, L.; P. S._,Batler, L.;
Sergeant She% L.—Mr. Otway Cuffe, D.
-Stroud (2)—Lard Moreton, L.;. Mr. Norton, L.; Mr.
P. Scrcipe, L.—Mr. Baker, D.
Tavistock (2)—R. Pbillimore, L.; S. Carter, L.; Hon.
G. Byng, L.—N. C. A. Harris, D.
Winchester (2)—J. B. Carter, L.; Mr. Theobald, L.;
Mr. W. W. Bulpett, L.—Sir J. East, D.; Wyndham
Portal, D.
Plymouth (2)—B. Escott, L.; Mr. Colliet, L.; Mr.
Braine, Palmer„D.; B. Mare, D.

TORIES, OPPOSING . EACH OTHER, IN PRE-
SENCE OF LIBERALS.
Canterbury (2);—Sir W. Somerville, L.; Colonel Ho-
miny, L.—G. I'. Smythe, D.; Johnston,. D.;
Gipps,
Herefordshire (3)—G. C. Lewis, L.—Mr. King, D.;
Mr. Banbury,_ D. • T. W. Booker, D.
County (2)=Sir A.. Armstrong, L.; Mc. P.
O'Brien; L.—Captain. T. Bernard,- Lt; Thb O'Moore,
• D,; Mr. Loftus Bland, D. • - '
ilsaldon (2)—T. B. Lennard, L.—Miller, D.; Du Cane,
D.; Q. Quick, D.

NO PRESENT CONTEST-LIBERALS IN THE
FIELD.
Abingdon (1)-General Caulfield.
Anglesey (1)-Sir R. &likeley.
Arundel (1)-tord E. Howard.
Ashburton (1)-Mr. G. Moffat.
Ashton-under-Lyne (1)-Charles Hindley.
Beauinaria (1)-Lord George Paget
Birmingham (2)-W. Scholefield, G. F. Manta.
Brecon (1)-J. L. V. Watkins.
Bridport (2)-T. A. Mitchell.
Caine (1)-Earl of Shelburne.
Cambridge Town (2)-R. A. S. Adair, Hon. W. F.
Campbell.
Cashel (1)-Sir Timothy O'Brien.
Chatham (1)-Sir J. Stirling,
Carmarthen (1)-D. Morris.
Ciitheroe (1)-Mr. Wilson. •
Clonmel (1)-Hon. Cecil Lawless.
Cork County (2)-Vincent Scully, Edmund Burke
Roche.
Cornwall West (2)-E. M. Pendarves, Sir C. Lemon.
Derbyshire North (2)-11on. G. H. Cavendish, W.
Evans.
Dumfries (1)-W. Ewart.
Dundee (1)-G. Duncan.
Frome (1)Colonel Boyle.
Forfarshire (1)7-Colonel Maule.
Great Grimsby (1)-E. Heneage.
Glasgow (2)-J. Macgregor, A. Hastie.
Elorsbam (1)-J. Locke.
Huddersfield (1)-W. Williams.
Hythe (1)-E. D. Brockman.
Inverness, &c. (1)-A. Matheson. -
Kendal )-G. C. Glyn.
Knaresborough (2)-J. P. Westhead, T. Collins.
Kilkenny City (1)-M. Sullivan.
Kildare (2)-W. H F. Cogan, D. O'Connor Henchy.
Kinsale (1)-J. I. Heard.
&c. (1)-Colonel Ferguson.
Kirkcudbright (1)-J. Mackie.
Leeds (2)-M. T. Baines, Sir George Goodman.
Liakeard (1)-R. B. Crowder.
Limerick County (2)-W. Mousell,-Wyndbam Goold.
Longford (2)-R. M. Fox, Colonel Fulke Greville.
Londonderry City (1)-Sir R. Ferguson.
Milton (2)-J. W. Childers, J. E. Denison.
Aarylebone (2)-Lard D. Stuart, Sir B. Hall.
Middlesex (2)-Lord R. Grosvenor, R. B. Osborne.
Merthyr Tydvil (1)-Sir J. J. Guest.
Montrose, &c. (1)-Joseph Hume.
Morpeth (1)-lion. E. G. Howard.
Newcastle.on•Lyne (2)-Thomas Ross.
Northalletton (1)-W. B. Wrightson.
Northampton (2)-R. Currie, Vernon Smith.
Oxford City .(2)-J. H. Langston, Sir W. Page Wood.
Pembroke (1)-J. W. Phillips.
Poole (2)-Sir G. Philips, H. D. Seymour.
Portsms.uth (2)-Viscount Monk, Sir F. Baring.
Richmond (2)-Henry Rich, Marmaduke Wyvill.
Rochdale (1)-Mr. Miall.
Rochester (2)-R. Bernal, T. T. Hodges.
Roxburghshire (1)-Hon. John E. Elliot.
Rye (1)-Alexander Mackinnon, H. M. Cartels.
Salford (1)-Brotberton.
Shaftesbury (1)-Hon. W. A. Portman.
Southwark (2)-Sir W. Moleswortb, Apsley Pellatt.
Surrey East (2)-Hon. P. Locke King, Thomas Alcook.
Swansea (1)-John Henry Vivian.
Tamworth (2)-Captain Townshend, Sir R. Peel.
Thirsk (1)-Sir W. P. Gallwey.
Tiverton (2)--$. Heathcoat, Lord Palmerston./
Truro (2)-Augustus,Smith.
Tynemouth (1)-R. W. Grey.
Walsall (1)-C. Forster.
Wareham (1)-J. S. W. Drax.
Warwick (2)-W. Collins, Sir Charles Douglas.
Wells (2)-W. G. Hayter, Mr. Kinglike.
Wexford County ,(2)-G. Morgan, Hon. W. Carew, P.
Mae Mahon.
Wexford Town (1)-J. T. Devereux.
Wick, Kirkwall, &c. (2)-S. Laing, J. Loch.
Wigtonshire (1)-J. Dalrymple.
Wycombe (2)-W. Simpson, M. T. Smith.
I Worcester (2)-Daman Ricardo, A. Laslett. •

NO PRESENT CONTEST—TORIES IN THE
FIELD.
Aberdeenshire (I)—Hon. William Gordon.
Argyleshire (I)—Sir J. Campbell.
Ayrshire (I)—Sir J. H. Blair.
Andover (2)—ti. B. Coles, Sir W. Cubitt.
Bandonbridge (I)—Lord Bernard.
Bridgenorth (2)—T. C. Whitmore, Sir R. Pigot.
Buckiughrsm (2)—Colonel Hall, Marquis of Chandos.
Butoshire (I)—J. S. Wortley.
Cardiganshire (1)—Colonel Powell.
Cambridge University (2)—H. Goulburn; L. T. Wigram.
Carnarvonshire (o—Colonel Douglas Pennant.
Carrickfergus (I)—Hon. W. H. S. Cotton.
Cheshire, North (2)—W. T. Egerton, G. C. Legh.
Cheshire, South (2)—Sir P. de M. Egerton, John Tolle-

mache.
Chippenham (2)—J. Neeld, Captain Boldero.
Christchurch (1)—Hon. E. A. Harris.
Clackmannansbire (I)—J. Johnstone.
Cumberland, West (2)—Mr. Irton, Captain Lowther.
Denbigh (I)—F. R. West.
Derbyshire, South (2)—C. R. Colville, Wm. Mundy.
Devizes (2)—Captain Gladstone.
Devonshire, North (2)—Sir T. D. Acland, L. W. Buck.
Devonshire, South (2)—Sir J. Y. Buller, Sir R. Lopes.
Donegal (2)—Thomas Conolly, Sir Edward S. Hayes.
Dorchester (2)—G. L. Dawson Darner, H. G. Sturt.
Dorsetshire (3)—H. K. Seymer, J. Floyer, George

Bankes.
pownpatrick (1)—lion. C. S. Hardinge.
Droitwich (I)—Sir J. Pakington.
Dublin University (2)—G. A. Hamilton, J. Napier.
Dudley (I)—J. Benbow.
Dumbartonshire (I)—A. Smollett.
Dumfries-shire (I)—Lord Drumlanrig.
Dangannon (I)—Hon. W. S. Knox.

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Edinburghshire (I)—Sir J. Hope.
Elgin, Banff. &c. (I)—G. S. Duff.
-iye (I)—Sir B. Kerrison.
EEslgseinrsh,
Niroer(thl)—Mr.
(2)—SirC .
J. yre CummingW. B
B.,rrueesef.ord.
Falkirk (1)---j. Baird.
Flleardmdiaringatgonhs(hl—Capt. Archdall. Sir A. Brooke.
Gloucestershire (2)—Sir I..ACrodburtinhgatootnt., Marquis of
Worcester.
Grantham (2)—G..
Ileiston (I)—Sir
Honiton (2)—Sir W. TT yvyan.
—°4•"g, R. S. Gard.
Huntingdonshire (2)—.E. paitowes,
r2a)l_llAora lrecisu.
Lord Mandeville.
Huntingdon (2)—Colonel Thomas Baring. Inverness-shire (I)—H. J. Baillie
Kidderminstei (I)—J. Best. •
Kincardineshire (I)—Hon.
(111.)Bi...WHvoonlb.yF,.Fc.
iitTa.riTeroillse.mache. ,
Lanarkshire (I)—W. Lockhart.
LeLaineesncetesrtoohnir(e?
7NAordthm
is of Granby, E. B
Farnham.
Leicestershire, South (2)— Sir H. Half (IW. or ,0. packs
Leominster (2)—G. Arkwtight._
Lincolnshire, South (2)—Lord Burghley, Sir J, Troj
lope. •
Linh thgowshire (I)—George Dund as. • I
Lisburne (I)—Sir J. Emerson Tennant. i
Marlborough (2)—Lord E. Bruce, 11.13. Baring. '
Marlow, Great (2)—T. P. Williams, Col B. Knox.
Midhurst (I)—S. H. Walpole.
Merionethshire (I)—W. W. E. Wynn.
Montgomery (I)—David Pugh.
Montgomeryshire,(l)—H. W. Wynn.
Newry (I)—G. G. Hallowell.
Norfolk (2)—Wodehouse, Burroughes.
Northafoptonshire, North (2)—T. P. Maansell, Augustus
Stafford.
Northamptonshire, South (2)—Rainald Knightley, R.
• H. Vyse. '
Nottinghahashire, South (9-7 W. Barrow, Lord
Newsrfr.-
Orkney and Shetland (I)—Mr. Inglis (Lord Advocate)
Oxfordshire (3)—G. G. Harcourt, Joseph Henley.
Peeblesshir. (I)—Sir George Montgomery.
.Perthshire (I)—Mr. Stirling (of Ketr).
Pembrokeshire (I)—Viscount Emlyn.
Petersfi.3ld (I)—Sir W. Jolliffe. .• _
Portarlington (1)—Colonel Dunne.
Radnorshire (I)—Sir J. Walsh.
Radnor (I)—Sir T. F: Lewis.
Reigate (I)—Thomas Somers Cocks.
Retford Ea,st (2)—Hon. W. E. Dancombe, Viscount
Galway.
Renfrewshire (1)—Colonel Mure.
Scarborough (2)—Sir J. V. B. Johnstone, G. F. Young.
Selkirkahire (I)—A. E. Lookbart.
Stirlingshire (I)—W. Forbes.
Shoreham, New (2)—Sir C. M. Burrell, Lord A. G.
Lennox.Shropshire, North (2)—W. 0. Gore, J. W. Dod.
Shropshire South (2)—R. IL Clive, Viscount Newport.
Somersetshire, W. (2)—C. A. Moody, W. H. Gore
Langton.
Staffordshire North (2)—C. B. Adderley, S. Child.
Stamford (2)—Sir F. Thesiger, J. C. Herries.
Suffolk, East (2)—Sir E. S. Gooch, Sir F. Kelly.
Suffolk,' West (2)—H. S. Waddington, P. Bennet.
Sntherlandshire (I)—Marquis of Stafford.
St. Andrews and Cupar (I)—E. Ellice, jan.
Sussex, West (2)—Earl of March, R. Prime.
Wakefield (I)—G. Sanders.
Warrington (I)—G. Greene% ' •
Warwickshire, South (2)—Lord Brooke, Lord Guernsey.
Wenlock (2)—J. M. Gaskell, Hon. G. C. W. Forester.
Westmoreland (2) Colonel Lowther, Alderman
Thompson.
Whitehaven (I).—R. C. Hildyard..
Wiltshire, North (2)—W. Long, T. H. Sotheron.
Wiltshire, South (2)—Mr. Long, jun,, Sidney Herbert.
Woodstock (I)—Marquis of Blandford.
Worcestershire, West (2) —General Lygon, Frederick
Wien Knight.
Yorkshire, North [tiding (2)—Octavius Duncombe, E.
S. Csyley.
Yorkshire, East Riding (2)—Lord Hotham, Hon. Arthur
Dunoombe.

LIBERALS OPPOSING DERByITES.
Antrim (2)—Mr. Jones, Liberal and Free-trader.—Mr.
Macartney, Derbyite; Captain Packeaham, Derbyite.
Athlone (1)-..
es D
W,
ill.iam Keogh, L.; Thomas Norton, L
—Mr. Lavv
Armagh Borough (1)—Colonel Rawdon, L.—Ross S.
Moore, D.
Aylesbury (2)—Dr. Layard, L. ; Richard Bethel], L.—
Captain West, D.
Ayr (I)—Mr. Crawford, L.—Arch. 13oyle, D.
Banbury (I)—H. W. Tattered, L.—Alderman Sidney, D.
Banff.hire (I)—James Duff, L,—Uscdonall Grant, D.
Barnstaple (2)—Lord Ebrington, L.—R. Bremridge, D.;
Sir W. Frazer, D.
Bath (2)—Captain Seobell, L.; Mr. Phinn, L.—Mr.
Whactley, Q.C., D.
Bedfordshire (2)—F. C. H. Russell, L.—Colonel Gil-
pin, D.
Belfast (2)—Lord Castlereagh, L.—Lord John Chiches-
ter, D.; H. Cairns, D.
Berkshire (3)—P. Pusey, F. T.—R. Palmer, D.; Vis-
count Barrington, D.; Mr. Vansittart, D.
Berwick (2)—Mr. Forster, L.; Mr. Stapleton, L.—J. C.
Renton, D.; Mr. Ilcdgson, D.
Berwickshire (I)—H. S. Evans, L.—Hon. Francis
Scott, D.
Beverley (2)—J. Townley, L.—Sergeant Channeil, D.;
S. L. Fox, D.
Bowdiey (I)—Sir T. Winnington, L.—Josh. Sandars, D.
Blackburn (2)—Wm. Eccles, L.; Mr. Pilkington, L.—
John Hornby, D.
Bodmin (2)—H. Carr, L.; Mr. Henderson, L.—H. C.
Lacy, 1).; J. S. Smith, D.
Bolton (2)—Messrs. Barnes and Crook, L.—S. Blair, D.;
P. Ainsworth, D.
Boston (2)—J. A. Hankey, L.—B. B. Cabbell, D.; G.
H. Heathcote, D.
Bradford (2)—Colonel Thompson, L.; Robert Milligan,
_ L.—S. Wickham, D.

Brecknockshire (I)—Mr. Wood, L.— Joseph, Bailey, D.
Bridgewater (2)—Colonel Tynte, L —H. Broad wood, D.
Bristol (2)—F. H. Berkeley, L.; W. H. G. Langton, L.
—M‘Geachy, D.
Buckinghamshire (3)—Hon. C. C. Cavendish, L.—C. G.
Da Pre, D.; B. Disraeli, D.
Bury St. Edmunds (2)—Earl Jermyn, L.; E. H. Bun-
bury, L.—J. Stuart, Q.C., D.
Caithness-shire (I)—G. Traill, L.—J. G. T. Sinclair, D.
Cardiff (I)—Walter Toplis, L.—Dr. Nichol], D.
Cardigan (I)—Pryse Loveolen, L.—lnglis Jones, D.
Carlisle (2)—Sir James Graham, L.; Josh. Ferguson,
L.—W. N. Hodgson, D.
Carlow Borough (I)—John Sadleir, L.—Mr. R. Browne
Clayton, D.
Carnarvon (I)—R. Davies, L.--.W. B. Hughes, D.
Cavan (2)—Sir John Young, L.; Mr. A. O'Reilly, L.—
Hon. J. P. Maxwell, D.
Cheltenham (I)—Craven Berkeley, L.; J. G. Philli-
more, L.—Sir W. Jones, D.
Chester (2)—Earl Grosvenor, L.; W. 0. Stanley, L.—
Samuel Holme, D.
Cirencester (2)—Hon. A. G. J. Ponsonby, L.—Vis-
count Villiers, D.; J. R. Mullings, D.
Clare (2)—Sir J. F. Fitzgerald, L.; Mr. C. O'Brien, L.
—Sir Lucius O'Brien, D.; Colonel Vandeleur, D.
Cockermouth (2)—Mr. Aglionby, L.; Mr. Horsman, L.
—General Wyndham, D.
Colchester (2)—J. Hardcastle,L.; Mr. Wingrove Cooke,
Manners, D
L.—Lord J. D.
Coleraine (I)—Mr. Wilson Kennedy, L.—Lord Naas, D.
Cork City (2)—Sergeant Murphy, L.; W. Fagan, L.—
Colonel Chatterton, D.
Cornwall East (2)—Thomas J. A. Robartes, L.—W. H.
P. Carew, D. ; N. Kendall, D.
Cricklade (2)—Hon. J. H. Coke, L.—.J. Neeld, D.; A.
Goddard, D.
Cumberland East (2)—Hon. C. W. G. Howard, L.; W.
Marshall, L.—Mr. Salkeld, D.
Dartmouth (I)—Mr. Lindsey, L.—Sir T. Herbert, D.
Denbighshire (2)—Colonel M. Biddulph, L.—Sir W. W.
Wynn, D.; W. Bagot, D.
Derby (2)—Mr. T. Bass, L.; L. Heyworth, L.—Mr.
Horstall, D.
Devonport (2)—H. Tufnell, L.; J. Romilly, L.—Sir J.
Maxwell, D.; Sir George Berkeley, D.
Dover (2)—Edward R. Rice, L.; Sir George Clerk, L.
—Lord Chelsea, D.
Downshire (2)—S. Crawford, L.—Lord E. D Hill,
.
D. S. Ker, D.
Dablin County (2)—Hon. T. Preston, L.; Mr. Augus-
tus Craven, L.—J. H. Hamilton, D.; Col. Taylor, D.
Dublin City (2)—John Reynolds, L.—Edward Grogan,
0.•, J. Vance, D.
Dundalk (I)—W. Bowyer, L.; P. M'Evoy Gartlan L,`
Hon. Captain Jocelyn, D.
Dungarvon (I)—Hon. C. Ponsonby,
Hope, D. L''—'L •J. B.
Durham City (2)—T. C. Grange, L.; W. Atherton,
eside, 111:.,„
Q.C., L.—Lord A. Vane, D.
Enniskillen (I)—John Cullum, 14.--j-,
Evesham (2)—Gredville Berkeley, I, , 6
hit t
kins, L.—Sir H. Willoughby, D. ..
Exeter (2)—Mr. Divett, L.—Sir T. B. ergeant IT"-
Mr. Buck, D.
Fifeshire (I)—J. Fergus, L.—Hon. T. BD
Flintshire (I)—Mr. Mostyn, L —mt..
Edmund
reel, D.
Galway County (2)—Sir T. J. Burke,
Flint (I)—Sir J. Hammer, 1..--11,.. -vv O.
L.;ucknwo.rtbs D.;
Warren,
Captain T.
Bellow, L.—Hon. R. Daly, D.
Gateshead (I)—W. Hutt, L.;
0. Liddell, D.
(-)--Nigßel.
Gloucestershire West al L.—son. A.
Halo, D.; Hon. Grantley Berkeley, D.
Gloucester City (2)—Pir. :ianlgtesroso,teL,
F Berkeley, L.-1L T.
Hope, D.
Greenockhi -
stone, D. Dunlop,L.—IT J. ( I)—A. s' 11. D. Elp n
—H. Currie, D.
Guildford (2)—Mr. Janie, Bell, L.; R. D. Mangles, L.
Haddington, &c. (1) L • .
B. F. Davie, ~
Sir B. ;T. L. hurlow,D. .
Campbell Swinton, D.
Harwich
(2)—Mr. Bags pn,haw• Warburton,
L.; Captain W
L.--Lord H. Chohnondeley, D.; D. Waddington, D.
Hastings (2)-4, A. Warre, L.; J. Locke, jun., L.—M.
Brisco, D.; J. P. Robinson, D.
Haverfordwest (1)—John Evans, L.—J. H. Phillips, D.
Hereford (2)—u. M.
Clifford, L,; Sir R. Price, L.—
Captain Merrick, D.
Hertfordshire (3)—rullar, L; Bosanquet, L.; lion.