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OpPosed.
WARWICKSHIRE, SOUTH.—M.P., E. J. Shirley (C), and
Lord Brooke (C).
WARWICK (BOROUGH).—W. Collins (L) and Sir C. E.
Douglas (C).
WELLS.—The M.P., W. G. Hay ter (L) and R. Blake-
more (C), are unopposed.
WENLOCK.—M P., Hon. G. C. W. Forester (C), and J.
M. Gaskell (C).
WESTBURY.—M.P., Sir R. P. Lopez (C), who retiree.
Mr. G. Wilson (L), editor of the Economist, contests
this borough with Mr. Higgius (C).
WESTMINSTER.—M.P., J. T. Leader (L), Sir G. de
Lacy Evans (L). Mr. Leader retires. General
Evans stands again in conjunction with Mr. C.
Lushington (L). Mr. C. Cochrane is also a can-

didate.'
WESTINICRELANB.—M.P., Hon. H. C. Lowther (C), and
Alderman W. Thompson (C).
WEYMOUTH.—M.P., R. Bernal (l.), W. D. Christie (L).
Mr. Bernal retires, and goes to Rochester. Mr.
Christie stands again in conjunction with Colonel
Freestun (L). Mr. Butt, of the Western Circuit,
and Captain Villiers, oppose them on the Con-
servative interest.
WHITBY.—M.P., C. Aaron Chapman (C).
WHITEHAVEN.—The M.E, Mr. M. Attwood (C), retires.
WIGAN.—M.P., C. Standish (L), Hon. Capt. J. Lindsay
(L). Mr. Standish retires. The Hon. Col. Lindsay
and Mr. Thicknesse will probably come forward.
WILTON.—M.P., Viscount Somerton (C).
WILTSHIRE, NORTII.—M.P., W. Long (C), T. H. S.Sotherton (C).
East (c), B. Escott (C).
WILTSHIRE,
Herbert
(C).SOU T H.—M.P., J. Bennett (C),
WINCHESTER.—M P., Sir J. B.
Es
by Mr. J. B. Carter
These gentlemen will be
opposedacandidate.
(L). Mr. M. Portal alsoi.sie ( Colonel G. A. Red
Hon. S.
d will be succeeded by
(C). Mr. Nev
f the Lords of the Admiralty.
ord J. (
WINDSOR.—M. P.,
L) one o
'The M.P , Honourable C.P. Villiers
WOLVI Z HA 3IPTON
(L), stand again, and are un.
(L), and T. Thorn y
oDDCsed.
W°°
J - • K...--The M.P., Lord A. S. Churchill (0),
re-
tires, K...—'The
the Marquis of Blandford (C) stands in
his stead.
WORCESTER, EAST.—M.P., J. A. Taylor (C),
tats G. Rushout (C). Mr, Taylor retires. Cap-
tain Rushout stands in conjunction with Mr. J.
li
H. Foley.
nha(nCct)., F. W. Knight (C).
WORCESTER, Wr.sT..—M.P., Hon. Major-General H. 3
CITY,
--othMatsej. gl3ensitlieeYme(nC);etSirier. D.ThEAI
A l
WORCESTERa r
candidates are Mr. Sergeant Glover and Mr. Raf-
ford on the Conservative interest, and Mr. Hardy
and Mr. Osman Ricardo on the Liberal interest.
WYCOMBE.—M.P., G. H. Dashwood (L), Ralph Bernd
Osborne (L). Mr. Osborne retires the other
member stands, as does Mr. M. T. Smith, cousin d
Lord Carrington, ( n the Liberal interest.
YARMOUTIL—M.P., W. Wilshere (L), C. E. Rumbold
(L). Mr. Willshere retires. Mr. Rumbold offal
himself again.
YORKSHIRE, NORTH.—M.P., MOM 0. Duncombe (C),

E. S. Cayley (L).
YORKSHIRE, EAST.—M.P., 11. Broadley (C), Lord

1-I,tham (C)
YORKSHIRE, WEST.—The M.P., E. B. Denison (CI
and Lord Morpeth (L), will not bo opposed.
YORK, CITY.—M.P., Sir J. H. Lowther (C), H. G. R,
Yorke. Sir J. Lowther retires, and Mr. J. G.
Smythe, of Heath Hall, Wakefield, comes forward
on Conservative principles. Mr. Yorke stands
again.

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SHROPSHIRE, SOUTH.—M.P., ILn. R. 11. Clive (C),
Viscount Newport (C).
SOMERSET, EAST.—Af. P., W. Miles (C), W. Pinney (L). Both gentlemen stand again and are
un-
opposed.
SOMERSET, WEST.—N. P., T. D. Aclaad (C), P. H.
Dickinson (C). lion. P. Bouverie (L) and Sir A.
Hood (C) are candidates. Mr. Acland retires.
SOUTHAMPTON.—M.P., H. SL John Mildmay (C), G.
W. Hope (C). The present Members stand again,
opposed by Mr. A. E. Cockburn, Q.C., late recorder
of the borough, and Mr. C. Wilcox' one of the direc-
tors of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Naviga-
tion Company, both Liberals. Mr. Beste, a Liberal,
has also issued an address.
SOUTH SHIELDS.—M.P., J. T. Wawn (L). The present
Member will be opposed by Mr. Whateley (C).
SOUTHWARK.-11..P., Alderman Humphery (L), Sir W.
Molesworth (L). Both gentlemen stand again.
Mr. W. Willson, of Staple street, Long-lane, is also
a candidate.
STAFFORDSHIRE, NORTH.—M.P., J. D. W. Russell (C),
C. B. Adderley (C). Mr. Russell retires. Mr.
Adderley stands again, inconjunction with the Hon.
F. C. Gough, brother to Lord Calthorpe. They
will be opposed by Mr. E. Buller (L), who formerly
represented this division of the county, and is now
one of the Members for the borough.
STAFFORDSHIRE, SOUTH.—The M.P., the Hon. Colonel
Anson (L), and Viscount Ingestre (C), are un-
opposed.
STAFFORD BOROUGH.--M.P. HOD. S. T, Carnegie (C),
E. Buller (L). Mr. inner retires, and goes to
North Staffordshire. The pkersent candidates are
the Hon. S. T. Carnegie,
Mr. Meteyard, Mr. J. P. Healey (L),
John-
stone-hall, Lea, r. Saunders, of Mr. D. Urquhart, the ejected of Shef-
field, and Mr. Alderman Sidney.
ST. ALBAN'S.—M.P., Mr. G. W. J. Repton (C),* B. B.
Cabbell (C). Mr. Cabbell retires. The other
Member stands, and the Hon. F. R. Craven (L) is
the only candidate for the vacancy.
ST. IVES.—The M.P., Lord W. Paulet (C), standsagain
opposed by Mr. Robinson.
STANFORD.—M.P., Sir G. Clerk (C), Marquis - of
Granby (C). Sir G. Clerk goes to Dover. The
other Member stands again, in conjunction with,
probably, the Right Hon. J. C. Herries. Mr. J.
Rolt comes forward on independent principles.
STOCKPORT.—M.P., H. Marsland (L), R. Cobden (L).
Mr. Marsland retires. Mr. Cobden stands again; in
conjunction with Mr. Alderman Kershaw. Mr.
Heald, a Conservative, also comes forward.
STOKE-UPON-TRENT.' 4,llicardo (L), W. T.
Copelanci(C). • -
Simorrp.—iii.P., W. H. Stanton (L), G. P. Scrope (L).
The present Members stand again, with Mr. M.
Turner (L).
SUFFOLK. EAST.—M.P., Lord Bendlesbam (C) and E.S.
Gooch (C), stand again, and are unopposed.
SUFFOLK, WEST.—The M.P., H. S. Waddington (C) and
P. Bennet (C), are unopposed.
SUNDERLAND.—M.I'., D. Barclay (L), G. Hudson (C).
Both gentlemen stand again, the latter being pro-
bably opposed by Mr. W. A. Wilkinson.
SURREY, EAST.—M.P., H. Kemble (C), E. Antrobus
(C). Mr. Kemble retires, as will probably his
colleague, leaving the course clear to the two Liberal
candidates, Mr. T. Alcock, of Kingswood Warren,
and the Hon. P. J. Locke King.
SURREY, WEST. M.P., W. J. Denison (L), J.
Trotter (C). The latter retires, and H. Drum-
mond (C), takes his place.
SUSSEX, EAST.—M.P., A. Fuller (C), C. H. Frewen
(C). The present Members stand again, opposed
by a Liberal candidate in the person of Mr. J. V.
Shelley, of Maresfield Park.
SUSSEX, WEST. M.P., the Earl of March (C), R.
Prime (C).
SWANSEA.—M.P., J. H. Vivian (L).
TAMWORTIL—M.P., Sir Robert Peel (C), E. H. A'Court
(C). Captain A'Court retires, and Mr. W. Y.
Peel (C) stands in conjunction with the late Pre-
mier. It is also said that Captain Townsend (L),
who was defeated at the last election, stands again.
TAUNTON.—M.P., Right Hon. H. Labouchere (L), Sir
T. E. Colebrooke (L). It is said that the present
Member will be opposed by Gore Langton and
Thomas Thompson.
TAVISTOCK.—M.P., Lord E. Russell (L), J. S. Tre-
lawny (L).
TEWKESBURY.—M.P., W. Dowdeswell C), J. Martin
(L). Mr. Dowdeswell retires, and Viscount Las-
celles. son of the Earl of Harewood, comes forward
en Conservative principles. Mr. Martin stands again,
in conjunction with Mr. Huraphry Brown, another
Liberal candidate.
THETFORD. Hon. W. B. Baring (C), Sir J.
Flower (L).
THIRSK.—M.P., J. Bell (L).
TIVERTON.—M.P., Viscount Palmerston (L), and J.
Heathcoat (L), are unopposed.
ToTriEs.—M.P., Lord Seymour (L), C. B. Baldwin (C).
The present Members stand again, the latter being
opposed by Mr. Sampson Ricardo (L).
TOWER HAMLETS.—M.P., Sir W. Clay (L), Colonel C.
R. Fox (L). The present Members stand again,
opposed by two Liberals, Mr. George Thompson
and Mr. A. K. Hutchison, v,ho was defeated at the
last election.
TRURO.—M.P., E. Turner (L), J. E. Vivian (C).
TYNEMOUTIL—M.P., H. Mitcalfe (L). The present
Member resigns. Mr. G. F. Young (C), and Mr.
Grey, private secretary to Lord J. Russell, contest
the borough.
WAKEFIELD.—M.P., lion. W. S. Lascelles (C). Mr.
Lascelles retires. The candidates are G. W. Alex-
ander, a member of the Society of Friends, on the
Liberal, and Mr. G. Sanders, of Alverthorpe Hall,
on the Conservative interest.
WALLINGFORD.—M.P., W. S. Blackstone (C). He
will be opposed by Mr. Alfred Morrison, son of
Mr. Morrison, of Fore-street, and of Basildon Park,
who comes forward on Liberal principles.
WALSALL.—M.P., B. Scott (L). Mr. Scott retires. The
borough will be contested by the Hon. E. R. Lyte
telton, son of Lord Hatherton (L), Mr. C. Forster,
of the Oxford Circuit (L), and Mr. W. H. Cook,
also of the Oxford Circuit (C).
WAREHAM.—P.M., J. S. W. S. E. Drax (L).
WARRINGTON.—M.P., J. I. Blackburn (C), retires. The
only candidate is Mr. Allcard (L).
WARWICKSHIRE, NORTH.—The M.P., W. S. Dugdale
(C), and C. Newdegate (C), will probably not be