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

Harris, Hon. Captain ... Christchurch.
Harris, R. ... Leicester (Borough).
Hatchell, Right Hon. J. ... Windsor.
Heald, J. StOckpert.
Heneage, E, Great Grimsby.
Henry. A, ... Lancashire (South).
Heywortb, L. ... Darby (Borough).`
Hildyard, T. B. T. ... Notts (South).
Hill, Lord DI: ••• Evesham.
Hobhouse, T. B. ••• ••• Lincoln (City).
Hodges, ... Rochester.
Hodges, T. L.. ... Kent ( West).
Hodgson, W. N. .. Carlisle.
Holiond, R.... ... Hastings.
Hernby, ... Blackburn.
Horsman, E. Cockermouth.
Hope, H. T.... ... . Gloucestar (City).
Hope, A. B. ... Maidstone.'
Howard, Hon. 3. K. Blalmesbury.
Howard, Sir R. WicklOW.
Howard, P. 11. ...
Houldsworth, T. . ... Notts (North).
Humphery, J. 'Southwark.
K.rrison, Sir E. Eye.
Kuightley, Sir C. ... Northamptonshire (S).
Lacy, H. C.... Bodmin.
Levi-ley, Hon: R. R. ... Pontefract.
Lewis, G. C.... ... ... Herefordshire.
Lennard, T. B. Maldon.
Littleton, Hon. E, R. ~. Walsall..
Lushington, C. . ... Westminster.
Mackinnon, W. A., sen Lymington•
Mahon, Lord . Hertford (Borough).
afahon, 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. . Northumberland (S).
Ord, W. ... ... Newcastle-on-Tyne.
Paget, Lord C. E. .. SandWiCh.
Palmer, Bounden Plymouth.
Parker, J. .. ••• ... Sheffield.
Perfect, R. ... ... Lewes.
Philips, Sir G. R. ... ... Poole.
Plowden, W. H. C. ... ... Newport, Isle of Wight.
Ponsouby, Hon. C. T. A. C. Dungarvon.
Prosser, F. R. W. Here.ordshire.
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, Sir J. Devonport.
Romilly, Colonel ... Canterbury.
Russell, Hon. E. S. Tavistock.
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Sligo.
Wilton.we a
Yarmouth.
Sidney,, Sir
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Alderman Stafford. •
Smythe, Hon. G. A. P. S. ... Canterbury.
Spearman, H. J. Durham (City).
Stanford, J. F. Reading.
Stanley, E. ~ Cumberland (West).
Stanton, W. .H. :.. Stroud.
Staunton, Sir G. Portsmouth.
Stewart, Admiral 11.1 ... Greenwich.
Stuart, Lord P. J. ... Ayr (District).
Talbot, J. H.... New Ross.
Tennent, R. J. ... Belfast. -
Thompson, Colonel ... ... Bradford.
Thompson, G. . Tower Hamlets.
Tollemache, Hon. T. J. ... Grantham.
Townley, R. G. Cambridgeshire,
Townelev, J.... Beverley.
Trevor, Hon T. Hertfordshire.
Urquhart, 1.),..„ Stafford.
Verney, Sir H. Badford (Borough).
Villiers,Hliono.nT. Qv lee;
mn ' souCtho.unty.
Walker, R. ... Barv.
Watkins, Colonel J. L. V.... Brecon (Borough),
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Villiers, Lord
LT°•rd Cirencester.
••• Finsbury.
Wawn, J. T.... ... •• • South Shields.
Whitmore, T. C. ... Bridgnorth.
Williams, J. ••• ••• Macclesfiald.
Williamson, Sir H.... ... Sunderland.
Willyams, H. •••
... Truro.
Wyld, J.
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 Cromarty.
Galway (County). Sligo (County).
Isle of Wight. Tipperary.
Kildare. Tyrone.
Kilkenny (County). Waterford (County).
King's County. Wexford (County).
Leitrim (County). Wick (Di,trict).
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.
Freshfiald, J. W. Boston Penryn.
Graham, Right Hon. Sir J. R. Ripon.... Carlisle.
Granby, Marquis of Stamford Le'stersh(N.)
Gren fell, C. W. Sandwich ... Windsor.
Howard, Lord E. ... Horsham Arundel.
Keating, R. • • ••• ... Waterford (Co.) Watrfd(City),
Mackenzie, W.F. ••• ... Peebles ... Liverpool.
Moffatt, G. .. Dartmouth ... Ashburton.
Peel, F. ••• • • ... Leominster ... Bury.
Pinney, W. ••• ••• ... Somerset ( East) Lyme Regis.
Powlett, Lord W. ... St. Ives ... Ludlow.
Sheridan, H.R. ••• ... Shaftesbury ... Dorchester.
Smith, J. B. •• ... Stirling ... Stockport.
Strutt, Right Hon. E. .. Arundel ... Nottingham.
Stuart, J. ... Newark ••• Bury St. Ed.
Thesiger, Sir F. ••• Abingdon ... Stamford.
Waddington, D. maidon Harwich.
Walmesleh Sir J. .• Bolton Leicester.
Wellesley, Lord C.... Hants (South) Windsor.

condo et
PIRIT of the PUBLIC JOURNALS.
attained
power,
anitid"
TIMES.—The verdict of the county of Middlesex has
not broken the unison nor marred the concord to vlid:
pirrt The
the
the metropolitan constituencies arc attuned,
ro eue last
of these elections has been even as the first—a distinct
Govern
refusal of confidence to the present Ministry, a
elernepaheastibcycewnshuierae otllfeythe trickery
a nation
still
if
ot !lee
by which
they have sought to retain it. Of the Election of Lord
Robert Grosvenor, from the largo family influence b e
one has
epeersiscems: possesses
ainr e thewe
re entertained county, th ere nevertt
mwra.s Bernal
Osborne , but
dweeiatiledshnlovete mbeoeset einffefraevdeausr with ihtholoheearasll. t.t.,jeetity's
bigotry. To-
ment—conventional hypocrisy and religious
no man more than to Mr. Osborne do we owe it that
the middle and lower classes of teis country have clearly
Shabby ma"
understood and justly appreciated the
ncenvring and hollow casuistry of the Derby Govern.
Parlia.
meat. No one has demolished more of Mr. Disraeli:-
shams and Mr. Walpole's plausiLilities; no
tracked more closely, and exposed more felici-
tously, the doubling and winding of a Govern-
ment which was Protectionist in March, a re-adjuster'ee
local taxation in June, and in July hag entirely forgot_
ton the first, throws cold water on the second, and is
hatching a third monster, whose shape and figure its
very parents seem quite unable to conjecture. Those
,faaparoetleesetti be ya the the -
who think there is likely to be too little sectarian bigotry
and too little reliious virulence in the coming
mreolisgtions
main went,
swi
gi
ul l i doubtlessfieeeee of
f whichregret theie,
afterresult
a l ol
importantliberty
the
Protestantin .the
principleempire
s:if favour
private n_ f
judgment, upon which none scorn more disposed to
trample than ultra-Protestants themselves. Consideebe,
arose as one man to prceemtmity
Popo and to vindicate the
highly honourable
e of the British
.the county of Middlese;
with what zeal and
true spirit of toleration,
independenceaget the aggression of the
the
eto the electors that they
CharveewelLintiasblto appreciate
to discriminate between the dt.t
passion.
the rage of persecution; and of resistance end
temperance in the very height of thus to beget
other constituencies, which followed the i While
given by the metropolis to the movement nalPuise
Cardinal Wiseman, have been unable to atop -igainst
, Chartists,
course on which they once entered, and have sacrificell the
talent to mediocrity and sterling honesty to shift md
bility, forgetting every other qualification in their to secaro the downfall of the College of Ma eir
uooth, Middlesex has manfully set itself in onceition.Y.
the tide of intolerance, and given an example to --, ..o
live
e
country to which many who now regret it will
to render justice. Of course, we do not allude to il'e
evening contemporary, whose zeal, fanned into a gam©
by the bare prospect of the de'eat which has overtaken
" hie:
its champion, can find no milder term than
bead " to express its contempt for the sun
to degenerate into
ePortees
as we are inform, , ,
Socialists,
Osborne.aste ,
Jews, R Reformers m
aree r s
not,m ay be Radicals
this authority, entitled to the name of Englieh'ret'e7
We, on the other hand, rejoice that this lesson be •
been given, because we believe it to have been. mush
needed, because we believe that thespirit justly evoked by
subjects, and
the
sectarian aggressionsra T, e eorf
againstt h the Pope
his i s
spirituall i kely'
that
the example of a Government which numbers Oranenie_
among its members is only too likely to be contagious.Zu_
far, therefore, from deemine; the electors of Middiesek3zo
blockheads, by way of set-off against the mild and gent
tlemnnly censure of our contemporary, we beg to tender
them the thanks of the vast majority of the moderate
and tolerant men throughout the country, who view in
°
the result of this contest the triumph of tho principle of
Mutual forbearance and toleration, without the firm ee.
tablisbment of which the con:adj.-laden of our national
power and the progress of oar civilization are impossible.
bating nude all these considerations, we cannot think
metropolitanthe
the Marquis of Blandford. We have his services still as
Monaber for Woodstock,and have bad them for several
years with
cut any veryperceptible effect on the delibe-
rations of parliament,-
striking exhibition
of consistency
warship
of mere rank,
particularly
such rank
For the
fr
century mocked as has he'll more than
ocharacter of thea
descendants of thehy the personal
have little sympathy.great Duke of Marlborough, w
l se affinity te
the simplicity and
.FoWderee°grlisn a close
Walpole in the
faith of Mr.
easy and unquestienien withwhich
. 'on
.1 the marquis accepted the
self-satisfaction
Lne title of a Protestant saint,