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London, England, 1807-06-08 00:00:00

IRISH ELECTIONS.

CITY OF WATERFORD.--State of the Poll sth day—
.• Right Hon. J. Newport - 31 1
Cal. Bolton - ` 308
WENFOItD.—At the close of the Poll the 7th day,
the numbers were-- -
Col. 16m - 891, •
Alcock, Esq. - 875
Coldough, Esq: - 630 •
R. B. Sheridan, Esq. - - 603
KERRY-,--At the close of the Pol 4 the Bth day, the
numbers were--;
—Fitzgerald, Esq. - - 642
Herbert, Esq. - - 6241
Colonel Crosbie - - - 183

COUNTY LIMERICK.—At the close of the Poll
the Bth day, the pornbers.were-- •
Lietit.. Col. Nell - - - 1809 -
Hon. W. Quin - - 987
W. T. Monsen, Esq. - 710
COUNTY TIPPERARY.—At the close of the Poll the
6th day, the numbers were
Col. Mathew - • - - 19:5
Prittie, Esq. - - 1755
•
Bagwell, Esq. - 1393
Penefather, - 967

YORKSHIRE ELECTION.

The fifteenth being the last:day allowed for the .
Poll, at the close, the 'High Sheriff, after stating
the total numbers for each Candidate, declared W..
WILBERFORCE;--. Esq. and the Right .Hon. Lord
MILTON, duly elected to represent 'this County hi
the ensuing Parliament.
In consequence of the indiSposiiion of Mr. Wm,
BERFORCE, Sir R. D.'HILDYARD returned thanks to
the Freeholders for placing Mr. WILBERFORCE at the
head of the Poll, confident they would ever find him
indefatigable, and attentive to their interests.
Lord. MILTON returned sincere and heartfelt
thanks for the honour conferred, by choosing hini
their 'Representative in Parliament. He alluded '
strongly to, the expressions gone abroad relative to
the irritation. of.--the public mind, which he attri-
buted to the present Administration ; peculiarly by
dissolving Parliament when the minds of the people
were heated, and unequal to exercise their cool and
dispassionate judgment, and felt gratified that the
Freeholders of the County of York had vindicated
the conduEt of the late Administration in his person.
He avowed his parliamentary conduCt would be in
unison with those champions for Liberty,lHarnpden
and Sidney. He recommended his friends to enjoy
the victory they had gained with moderation ; for •
by a&ing contrary to the friends of his opponent 4
(when theyappeared to have a temporariadvantage),, '
they would evince their magnanimity.
The Hon. H. LAKELLES returned thanks to those
who, had honoured hits with their support. Ha
maintained; that the state of the Poll- evinced he
offered
.himself upon no weak grounds.: he aliude4
to the expressions of the Noble Lord relative to tliti
irritation of the public mind ; and after some obl
nervations on the poll, declared he felt more gratit
fled in the station he then was, than he should have
been in that 'the Neble, L9rd*hacf arrived at.

Lord MILTON was then chaired in the usual Tan-
ner round the Castle-yard and through some of the
principal streets of this city, accompanied by a most
numerous body of his diends; in which he received,
the hearty and free acclanaations of in a.oy thousands
of Freeholders and Citizens.

Mr. WIILBERFORCB'S illness prevented 414 appear-
ing on the Hustings, consequently the ceremony of
chairing, ota his part, was diSpen,sed with.
Thus on Friday, the sth of tune, terminated the
above arduous struggle ; a struggle, by all the QM"'
'didates and their friends, of stich strength and per,z
severance as has never, at any period; been equalle4;
at any County Eledion in the kingdom,. Indeed, •
the great exertions put in force are not to be won-
dered at, when it is to be considered, that the re-
presentation of this extensive, populous, rich, r!ict,
independent. County of York, great • in her, mann-
faaures, was to be the high reward of two of the.
Candidates.

Nothing, since, the days of the Revolution, his
ever presented to the world such -a scene as ha,
been, for, fifteen days and nights, passing within
this great County. Repose or rest have been un-
known in it, except it was seen in a messenger, to-
tally worn out, asleep upon his post-horse or on his
carriage. Every day the roads, in every direction,
and to and froM every remote corner of the*County,
have been covered with vehicles loaded with voters
and, barouches, curricles, gigs, flying waggons,
military cars, with eight horses to them, crowded
sometimes with 40 voters, have been scouring the
Country, leaving not the smallest chance for •tlit
quiet traveller to urge his humble journey, or find.
a chair at an inn to sit down on.

The Stratford Jubilee was" only a miniature pic-,
ture of it. It is reckoned that, one day with two-,
ther, about eight horses a day were found dead upol\
the different roads. And every house, every
every bed in York, by an incessant change of Voteri,,
at the rate of about two thousand a day, created le
consumption of provisions, that might have
Wise served this City for twelve months.

On Thursday last a Grand Dinner was given
the Bull, .Shooter's Hill, by the Officers of the 4th.
Division of Royal Marines, quartered at Woolwjelli
in honour of His MAJESTY'S Birth-D,ty.—Atto.
dinner the health of our beloved Sovereign V"3
drank with three times three.

The Queen and Royal Family.
Prince of Wales
Duke of York and the Army.
Lord Mulgrave and the Navy.
General Barclay and the four Divisions of Marines.
_The lien: Mr. 'Villiers. with ibrer.
T 9 the Memory of the gallant Major Oldfield, and tf`;
Officers, who gloriously tell at I ne Siege of Acre.
Colonel Sir John Douglas, and the Heroes of Acre; toAc"
ther with:many.other Patriotic and Loyal Toasts.
The harmony was kept up until a late hour,. 'r
the greatls!. vQnviyiality.

NEfirI.ITENT.

HOUSE OF .COMM'ONS.

LIST 07 THE MEMBERS RETURNED-TO SERVE TN TITE
NEW PARLIAMENT FOR 'TETE SEV9BAL COUNTIES,
,CITIES, BOROUGHS, &C. IN ENGLAND AND WALES,
ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. •
-Those printed in italics were not in the last Parliament.
Those marked thus * • are new for the respetiive places:: All
the rest are re .eletted. The figure after the name chews in
bow many Parliaments • the Member has served. Those
;Barked thus 4, are returned for more than one place.
ENGLAND AND WALES.
Abingdon 7 -G. Knapp.
AgMondesham - T. D. T; Drake, 4, T. T. Drake 2.
Alban's, St. - Hon. j.W. G rirnstone, 2, 7. Halsey.
Aldborough, Suffolk Sir j. Aubrey, 9, Col. M` Mahon, .
Aldborough,Yorksh. G. Jones, t, H. Fines r.
Andover - - 'F. A. Smith, z, Hon. N. Fellowes, z.
Allglesea * Ban. B. kaget.
4Ppleby - - *Lord Howick, 6, 7. R. Cuthbert.,
Arundel - Sir A. Pigot, z, Col. Wilder, t.
Ashburton - W. Palk, 3., Lord C. Bentinck, "
Aylesbury - *Lord G. Cavendish It 8, G.Nugent, I.
Banbury - - W.Praed,a, D. North, equal on the Al.
Barnstaple - W. Taylor, 1, G. "P....The:ln:son.
Bath _ - Lord J. Thymic., 3, J. Palmer, 3.
Beaumaris - - • Lord NewbOrough, 3.
Bedfordshire - F. Pym, I. *Gen. Fitipatrick, 4, 9.
Bedford Town - S. Whitbread, 3, W. L. Antonie, 2.
Bedwin . - - *Sir j. Nic'noll, 2,. 1.11.. Leigh, z, '
Beeralston Ld Louvain; 3, Hon. Capt. Percy, t.
Ilerkihire - - ---Vimil,tiarts-6,,-
erwick Sir A. M. Lockhart, Col.
Beverley - W ...H. 1/544- J. H. Wharton, 3.
ewdley - - - M. P. Andrews, 3. •
Bishop's Castle W. Clive, .B,' J. Robinson, 3.
Blechingly - -W. Kenrick, i, T. Heatbcote.
Bodritin D. Giddy, z, Sir W. Ogiander.
13oroughbridge - H. Hawkins t, W. H. Clinton,.l.
Bossiney - . 'Loyd Ramie/sham, J.A. S. Wort ley 2.
Boston T. Fydell, 2, W. A. Maddocks, z.
krackley - - - R. H. Bradshaw, 2, A. Henderson, 2.
tramber - Messrs. Burl ell and shellsy.
treconshire - - Col. T.
:Wood.
Brecon To>.vn Sir ti.Salybgry, 3.
liridgenorth - I. H ,Browne, 8, J. Whitmore, 4.
Bridgewater - W. Thornton, G. l'Ecock.
tridport - Sir Evan Nepean, 3; *Sir S. Hood, 1.,
Pristol . Rt. Hon. C . B.Bathurst, 4, E
Buckinghamshire - Marq. Titchfield, 4, Earl Temple, 2.
Buckingham Town Rt.Hon.T.Grenville,s,Hon.R.Meiville
Caine J. jekyl,,6, H. Smilh.
Cambridgeshire . LdC.S,Kanners,4, Rt Hon,C.Vorke, 3
Cambridge University Lord'Euston, 7, Sir V. Gibbs.
Cambridge Town, Gen. Finch, 6, Gen. Manners, 6.
Cainelford - *Lord H. Petty, z, z.
Canterbury - john Baker, 3, E. Taylor.
Canna. Lord W. Stuart, a.
C,rdizarishire I'. johnes 4.
twitgan Town - Hon J. Vaughan, 3.
Carlisle • - .• C Curwen, 4, W. S. Stanhope, 3.
Carmarthenshire - *Lord It. Seymour, 4.
Carmarthen Town Admiral G. Campbell, r.
Carnarvonshire - Sir R. Williams, 3.
Carnarvon Town - Hon. C. Paget, 3.
Castle Rising - R. Sharpe, 1, Han C. Begot.
Cheshire • - - T. Cholmondeley, 3,,D. Davenport, I.
Chester - - Gen. Grosvenor, 4, '7. Egerton.
Chichester - G. W. •Thonia4 6, 7 D rei? If.
Chippenhani - j . Maitland, i,'.Dazokins and Blake.
Christchurch Rt. Hon. 6'.l2o'se, 5, W.S. Bourne, 3.
CirenCester - M. It. Beach, 4, J. Cripps,
elitheroe - Hon. R. Curzon, 3, Hon. I. Cust,'z.
Cockerrnouth - - I. Lowther. 3; James Grahatp, z.
Colchester - - R. Thornton, 7, R. IL Da•hies.
Corffe Castle - - 11. Banks, 7, P. Baker.
Cornwall - , - Sir W. Lemon, 9, J. H. Tremayne, r.
Coventry - - - Moore, 2, W. Mills, I.
Cricklade - - Lord Porchester, 4, gStCQUTt. •
Cuinberlawl - - I.ord Morpeth, 4, J. Lo.wther,..3l. -
Dartmouth - - E. Bastard, 7, A. H. Holditiftirtli, 2.
Denbighshire - W. Wynne, 4.. :7 •
Denbigh Town - Robert Middleton Biddulph, I.
Derbyshire - •Ld G.Cavendishs, 8, E. 141.-Mundy,6.
- Derby Town - E. Coke, :7-, W. Cavi-ndish, 2. 4 • •
Devizes - J. Smith, 6, 'l': G. Estcourt, 2.
Devonshire . Sir L. Palk,,6„ I. I', Bastard, 7.
Dometshire ' W.M. Pitt,,7, E. B. Portman, 2. .
Dorchester - H. C. Ashley', 4, Williams, 2.
Dover - - C.lenkinson, r, I. Jackson. . .
Downton - - Hon. B. Bouverie, t, Sir T. Nuns'
Droitwich - - Hon. A.. Foley, 8, Sir T. E. iginitington:.
Dunwich - Lord Huntingfield, s, 'S. Bane, 3. --
Durham County '- Sir R.Milbanke, 4, Sir fl. V. Temp-hr..
Durham City - - R. I. Lambton,'3, R. Wharton, i. •
• East Lope - - Capt. E. Buller,-2,„ Vartderkeyden.
Edniondsbury - - Lord C. Fitzroy, 2, Ld Templetown, 2.
Essex - _ Col. j.Bullock, 8, Ad. E. Harvey, 2.
Evesham - - - Wm. Manning, 4, *Sir M. M. Lopes.
Exeter - - Sir C. W. Bamfylde, 3, 1. Buller, 3.
- - - - ILL Singleton, Hon. H. I-Kllesky.
- Sir T. Mostyn, 3.
Flintl'oWn - Col. Shipley.
Fowey Itt.flon. R. P. Carew 2, R.Wigram, 2.
Gatton • M. Wood, 2, C. B. Greenough.
Germain's; St. - *M. Montague, 'l, Sir J. S. York; 4.
Clamorganshire - T. Wyndham, 3.
Cloucestershire Ad. Berkeley, 7, I,d.R. H. Somerset, z.
Gloucester City - H. Howard, 4, It. Morris, 2.
Crampound Hon. A.O . Yobns tone, Hoe.G brane
Grantham . T. Thornton, 2, W. B.•ll'elby.
Grimsby Hon. G. A. Pelham, z,
Grinstead, East - Sir N. Holland, C. R. Mr.
Guildford .. - Hon. T. C .Onslow, t, Hon. C. Nepte„.
_Hampshire - - * Sir H.P.St. J. Mildmay, 3, W. Chute.
Harwich - 7 - J. H. Addington, 4,*W. Huskisson, 2.
liaslemere - Rt. Hon. C. Long, 6, R. Wad.
Hastings - - - * Rt. Hon.G. Canning, 4, Sir/LH:one.
Raverford West - Lord Kensington, 3.
Flelston . - Sir 7. St. Au6yrz, R: Richard,
Herefordshire - Col. Foley, Sir I. G. Cotterell, t.
Hereford City - - Col. Symonds, R. P. S.cudarnore, 2.
Hertfordshire - *Hon. T. Brand, r, Sir J.S. Seabrigbt,
Hertford Town - Hon. E.S.Cowper,'z,
Heydon - - G. Johnstone, 3, A. 8r0wni0i...,;:,.•
Heytesbury * Lord fitiharris, 2,
Higham Ferrell. * Right Hon. W. Windham, 6.
- - B. Hobhouw, 3, W. Beckfurd, r.
Flnniton - - lion. A.C.Bradshaw,2, Sir C.llamil:on.
!lorsham *S:r S. Romilly, 2, L. P. Jones, r.

Huntingdon Tuwn .1. Calyert, t, W.M. Farmer.
Hythe - T. Godfrey, 2, IV. Deeds.
ichester - *R. 13. Sheiidan, 7, *NI. A. Tay lor„3.
Ipswich .; *Sir H. Popham; a, k. 4, Crichett.
I yes Sr. - S. Stephens, a, Sir W Stirling
Kent - ' - Sir E.Knatchbull,r,W:Honeywnod,4.
Xing'S' Lyrvt - Lord Walpole, 4, Sir M. B. Folkes, 4.
Kingston-upon-Hull J. Staniforth, 2, *LordVisc.Malion, r.
Knaresborough Ld.l.Townsherid, 6, Ld. Ossulston,2;
Lancashire - I': Stanley, 8, Blackburne, 6.
Lancaster Town - 1. Dent, 3, P. Patten:
Launceiton Earl Percylt, a, J. Progden,3..
Leicestershire - Lord R. Manners, 2, G.A. L. Keck, 4.
Leicester Town - S. Smith 1,6, T. Babington, 3..
Leominster - - Sir J. Lubbock, 3, H. Bonham, a.
Leskeard - - Lord Hamilton, Hon: W. Elliott, 4.
Lestwithiel - - E. Maitland, G. Hl/ord./

Lewes, - - T: Kemp, 1, Henry Shelley, 2. -
Lincolnshire C. Chaplin, 2, C. Pelhdm. •
- R. Ellison, 3, Hon. -Col. Monson, t.
Litchfield, - - G Anson, 2, G. G. V. Vernon, a.
Liverpool - - Gen. Gascoyne, 3, Oen. Tarleton.
London - Price,SiirdCav,t
z, • Sir Wm. Curtis, 4,
A , Aid. Combe, 3.
Ludlow - - Viscount Clive, 1, Hon, H
Ludgershall - - I'. Everett, '3, M I)."Magens, 2.
Lyme Regis - - Hon Col. Pane, 2, Lord Burghersh,,r.
Lymington - - J. Kingston, 2, Col. Durkee.
Maidstone - Cr. Simpson, 1, G. Longman, r.
Maldon I. H. Sturtt;.4, C. C. !Western,
Malmsbury - Sir G.-11ouler, P. Gill.
Malton Lord llead ley, a, Han.M. Dundas.
Marlborough - Lord Bruce, g, *Lord Vise. Sroptind,
Marl aW - O. Williams, 3, P. Grenfell,'2.
Mawes, St. - - Lieut.. Col. Ship,47,g. 13ernard, r. :
Michael, St. - - Captain Gazer G. Galway Mills.
Merionethshire - Sir R. W. Vaughan, 4.
Midhurst - - - ilhetercutbie, *S. Smithll, 6.
Middlesex - - W. ylcllistr, 2, LI,
Milbourne Port - Lord Paget, t, Hugh Leycester, 2.
Minehead - - J. F. Luttrell,..
Monmouthshire - Lord A Somerset, a, Sir C: Morgan, 3.
Monmouth Town Lord C. H. Somerset, 3.
Montgomervshire C: W. W. Wynne, 3.
Montgomery Town .W; Kecne, 8.
Morpeth - - W. (3rd, 2, Hon. W. Howard, r.
Newark - - - 1.1. Willoughby, 2, Gen. S. Cotton, r.
Newcas.-under-Lyne E.W. Bootle, 4, j. Macdonald, r.
Neweas.-upon-Tyne Sir M. \V. Ridley, 4, C.j. Brandling, z.
Newport, Corn Wall W. Norther, 3, E. Morris, z.
Newport, Hants - Lard Palmerston. •
Newton, Lancashire Gen. Ilerori, r, I. I..Blai.khurre.
Newton, Hants - Dudley North, y Blackford.
Norfolk - - Sir y. H. Asthy, T. W. Coke, 6.
Northallerton, - -• Hon. E. Lascelles, 4, H. Pierce, 8.
Northamptonshire Lord Althorp, 2, AV. R. Cartw right, S.

Northampton Town Hon. S. Perceval, 4, E. 13`-Lverie, 4.
Northumberland * Earl Percy, 11, i, Col ' Beaumont, 4.
Norwich - - 1. Patteson, t, *W. Smith,
Nottinghamshire Lord New.ok, 1. A. H. F.yre, 2.
NOttillghnn Town D: r. Coke, 8, I. Smith, •
Oakharnpion - - L. A Saville..
Oxford - Ld. R. Seymour; 4, Lord H. Moore, r.
„Oxfordshire - Lord F Spencer, 3.
Oxford City - F. 11w ton, 7, '7 y • I,,ckba,t. •
Oxford University Sir W. Scott, lion. C. Abbot, 4.
Pernbrokeshire - Sir H. Owen.
Pembroke Town - H. Barlow, 3.
Petirhyn - - H. 1, C. Lemon. ••• •
Peterborough'. .. -• Hon. W. Elliott, 3, Dri. Laurence, '3.
Pete;sficrld • - - H. lollitle, 3, Non P. G} ay.
• Plymbuth - - Sir C. Polc, z, T:
Plympron - Lord Cast ler-agli, 3.
Pontefrati - rise,unt Pillingtinfilt. 1)
S leffer, , 3, G. Ca :!•:,,,I 3, Sir R.„
I ogle " 2 Bickerto.if last equal on the poll,
'Portsmouth • Admiral Markham, 3. SirT. Miller, ;
Preston - - Lord Stanley, 3, S.. Hortocks, .2.
Qiteenborough - Right lion.. J. C. Fillers,- y. Hata.
Radnorshire - Wilkins. 3.
Radwir `town' R. Price, 3. • • •
Reading - C. S. lefevre, 2, 1. Simeon, T. ,
Red.**, East - Gen. Craufurd, 2, IV. Ingle6y.
Richmond - - A. Sliakeyeare, 3, Hon. C. Dundas,2.
Ripon - - *Hon. F. Robinson, r, G. Gipps.,
Rochester - J. Calcraft, 3, sir T. B. rhomps,or.
Romney, New r LardClottmed, Un. G. Ashburnham..
Rutlandshire Lord Henniker, t G. N. Noel, 6,
Rye
.*Sir lolin Nicholi, 2, .tariaancary.
,Ityrgate V.is. Euyston, 2, Hon. E. E. Cocks, t.
Salisbury W Hussey, to, Lord. Folkstone, 3. .
Maj..Rusell, 2, *W.ll.FreeMantle, I.
• Saltash *Capt.T. F. Freemantle, r, Peel/6';
Sandwich - • Admiral Rainier,*C.o lenkinson,.t. •
Sarum, Old . Hon N Vansittart,3, *I. Porcher, 2.
'Scarborough - -Maj.-Gen.Phipps, 4, C. M. Sutton;l.
'Seaford - G. Hibbert, 1, Leach,
Shaftesbury F. L. London, 2, T
Shoreham M. Burrell, t, 1' Shelley, 2..
Shrewsbury - Hon. W. Hill, 3, T. ymes.
Shropshire - 1. K. Powell, 6, J. Cotes, 1.
Somersetshire - W. Dickinson, 3, TB. Lethbridge, I.
Southampton - G.• H. Rose, 4, rrksse.
Southwark H. Thornton, 7, Sit T. Turtoo, t.
Stattbrdshire - Sir E. Litileton,'6, Ld 4.
:Staltbrd Town - Nloockton, 7,, R. Phillips, 1. •
.Stamford 7 Gen. Leland, 3, Gen. Berrie, 3.
---Steyning - I. M. Lloyd, 3, R. Hurst, 2.
2.
Stockbridge - Gen. Porter, 3, f. F. Baiam
Sudbury - - Sir.J. C. Hippisley,.4. Capt. T. Agar.
Suffolk - - - Sir T. C. Bunburv, 9, T.S.Gooch, 1.
'Surrey - S. Thornton, *G.,11. Sunnier, 1.
Sussex - - - 'Fuller, 3, C. wyndharn, 1.
Tamworth - - Sir R. Peele, 4. Ceti. Loftus, 3.
Tavistock - L. W. Russell,6,Gen. Fitzpatrieklt, 9.
-Taunton - 1. Hann-net, 3, A. Baring', t. .
1 Tewkesbury - C. codrington, 3, C. H. 7 racry.
Thetford Von W. FitzroY, 1,, I'. Crvevey.
Thirsk - Greenhill, 1, Lt.-Col. Franklando.
Tiverton - 'Hon. It. Ryder, 4, W. Fitzhugh, 2.
Totness W. Adams, 2, B. Hall, t.
Tregony •.. • Col. ,O'Callaghan, I,•G.Wentworth,t.
'Truro - . Col. Lemon, 3, Jlm. E. B ,seaven.
IVallingford - W. L. Hughes, 2, R. Benyon, 2.
Wareham - Sir f T.Cat raft, *Hon. W. Ward, 3.
WarwiLkshire' Dugdale. 1, Sir C. Mordaunt, 2.
War Wick Town - Lord Brook, 2, C. Mills, 2.:
Wells , C. Tudway, 9, C. W.lTaylor, 3. . •
Wendover - Lord Mahon, 'r, George Smith; r.
Wenlock. - C. Forester, 4, Hon. I. Simpson. 4.
Weobly - Lord G. Thynne. 4, Lod Guernsey.
Westbury - - * Hon. E. Lascelles, 4, G. Tynn."
i.West-Looe - R. A. Daniel,'., Boller 3.
,:Westininster - Sir F. Burdett, *Loro Cochrane, r.
.Westmorland • C 01... Lowther, 3, Lcl..Muncaster, I.
Weymouth and YZ
Sir J. Pulteney, 6, G; Stetvard, 4.
Nelconibe 'Regis S "R. T. Steward; 2, C. Adam's; 3. •
'WhitchUrch - - W. A. TOWnshend, 3, W. Broderick, 3.
- - FlNlgscto, 2, R. H. Leigh, 2.
Wilton - - '7 - R. Sheldon, 2, Hon. C. Herbert,. 2..
Wiltshire - P; Wyndham; 4, R. Long; t.
Winchelsea - - Sir F, F. Vane. r. C. Beauicke.
Winchester - . Sir R. Gammon, 6, Sir H. Mildmay, 3.
Windsor - Pol.Deshorough, 1, R.Ramsbotte.• t.
Woodstock • •Sir H. W. Dashwood, 2, W. Eden, I.
' Worcestershire W. B. Lygon, 8,. Hon . W. Lyttleton, t.
Worcester. City -• A. Robarts, 3, IV. Gordon.
Wootton Basset Major- General Murray, 7. Cheesment.
Wycombe' - D. King, 3,' Baring, 1.
• Yarmouth, Norfolk Hon. E. Harbord, r. S. Lushiugton, I.
Yarmouth, Hants, C. lervoise, 8, Han. P. Polder.
Yorkshire - - - W. Wilberforce, 7, *Lord Milton, r.
York City' - - Sir W. Milner, 4, Sir t 37. M. Sjkes.
Where this mark is put the returns are double: the Sit-
ting Members to be determined by Committees of the House.
'Sit H. V. Tempest, .one of the Members for the. County
of Durham, died on Thursday last.
No Return for Callington has yet been made to the Crown
Office.
'rho rich and C,,,teh Returng are not vet complete.