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THE APPROACHING ELECTION.
The following is as accurate a list as could be made
out at the present moment of the candidates about to
stand at the approaching election for the various coun.
ties and boroughs in the United Kingdom.
The letters M.P. signify the Members in the late Par-
liament; L stands for Liberal, and C for Conservative.

BURY ST. EDMUNDS.—M.P., Earl Jermyn (C), Lord C.
Fitzroy (L). Lord C. Fitzroy retires, and Mr. E. H.
Bunbury (L), son of Sir 11. Bunbury, stands in his
stead. Earl Jermyn and Mr. Horace Twiss (who
were unsuccessful at the last election) stand on the
Conservative interest.
CALNE.—M.P., Earl of Shelburne (L).
CAMBRIDGESHIRE.—M.P., Hon. E. T. Yorke (C), R.
J. Eaton (C), J. P. Allix (C). It is probable that
the return of the present Members will not be con •
tested.
CAMBRIDGE (BOROUGH) nr., Hon. J. 11. T. M.
Sutton
(C), Sir F. Kelly (C). The candidates are
the Hon. W. F. Campbell, son of Lord Campbell,
and Mr. Shafto Adair, both of Trin. Coll., upon the
Liberal side; and Mr. Sutton and Mr. Humfrey,
Q.C., upon moderate Conservative principles. Sir
F. Kelly retires, and
goes to Lyme Regis. It is
said the high Conservative party intend bringing
forward Mr. Pemberton, formerly secretary to Mr.
Goulburn, late Chancellor of the Exchequer.
CAMBRIDGE (UNIVERSITY).—M.P., the Right Hon. H.
Goulburn (C), and lion. C. E. Law (C). The can-
didates comprise the present Members, Viscount
Fielding, son of Earl Denbigh, on High Church
principles, and Mr. J. G. S. Lefevre, brother of the
Speaker of the House of Commons, and Under-
Secretary of the Board of Trade, and formerly a
Poor-law Commissioner, upon Liberal principles.
CANTERBURY.—M.P., Hon. G. P. S. Smythe (C) and
Lord A. D. Conyngham (L), who succeeded Mr.
Bradshaw (C), deceased in the
present year. The
present Members come tforward again, and are
opposed by Lord T. G. Clinton and J. Vance, Con-
servatives.
CARDIFF.—M.P., Dr. J. Nicholl (C). It is said that Dr.
Nicholl will retire in favour of Glamorganshire, and
that Mr. Booker, of Velendre, will offer himself for
this borough.
CARDIGANSHIRE.—ALP., W. E. Powell.
CARDIGAN.—M.P., P. Pryse (L).
CARLISLE.—M.P., P. H. Howard (L); W. Marshall (L).
The latter gentleman reiree, and goes to East Cum.
berland. Mr. J. Dixon (L) stands in his place, and
Mr. Howard stands again. Mr. W. N. Hodgson
(C) is also in the field.
CARMARTHENSHIRE.—M.P., Hon. Colonel G. R. Trevor
(C) and D. A. S. Davies (C). It is rumoured that
Sir J. Mansel and Mr. Hughes, of Tregib, are likely
to come forward.
CARMARTHEN.—M.P„ D. Morris (L).
CARNARVONSHIRE.—.M.P_,. Hon. E. G. D. Pennant (C).
CARNARVON.—M.P., W. B. Hughes (C),
CHATHAM.—M.P., Right Hon. G. S. Byng (L). This
gentleman will probably stand again;
but the Dis-
senters, who are numerous and united, have resolved
to bring forward Sir F. Smith.
CHELTENHAM.—M.P., Hon. C. F. Berkeley (L), who
will be opposed by Sir Willoughby Jones, a mode-
rate Conservative.
CHESHIRE, NORTH.—M.P., W. T. Egerton (C), G. C.
Legh (C). Mr. Legh retires. Mr. Egerton stands
again, opposed by F. D. P. Astley and the Hon. E.
J. Stanley, on the Liberal interest.
CHESHIRE, SOUTH.—M.P.,, Sir P. M). Gan.dEgEeratrolnG(rCos).,
and J. Tollemache (C).
CHESTER.—M.P.,venor (), w
hSoirwaJs.
rJeeturvrnised this year, vice Lord
R. Grosvenor (L), who vacated and went to Mid-
dlesex.
CHICHESTER.—M.P., J. A. Smith (L) and Lord H. C.
G. Lennox (C), who came in in 1846, vice Lord A.
Lennox vacated.
CHIPPENHAM.— M.P., J. Neeld (C), H. G. Boldero (C).
CHRISTCHURCH.—The M.P., the Hon Captain E. A. J.
Harris (C), will be opposed by Mr. H. D. Camp-
bell (L).
CIRENCESTER.—M.P., W. Cripps (C) and Lord Villiers
(C), are at present unopposed.
CLITHEROE.—M.P., Mr. Cardwell (C). The Hon.
Gentleman has announced his intention of not again
standing for the borough.
Comenerourn.-11.P., H. A. Aglionby (L) and E.
Horsman (L.)
COLCHESTER.—M.P., R. Sanderson (C), and Sir G. H.
Smyth (C). Mr. J. A. llardcaetle, of Writtle (L),
will oppose these gentlemen.
CORNWALL, WEST.—M.P., E. W. W. Pendarves (L) and
Sir C. Lemon (L).
CORNWALL, EAST.—M.P., W H. P. Carew (C) and
W. Rashleigh, jun., (C). Mr. Rashleigh votes in,
and J. T. A. Robertson comes forward on the Li-
beral interest.
COVENTRY.—M.P., W. Williams (L) and Right Hon.
E. Ellice (L). Both stand again, and we believe
are unopposed.
Neeld (C), Hon. H.. Howard
(L). The latter gentleman retires, and Mr.-God-
dard, jun., will probably be brought forward on the
Tory interest.
CUMBERLAND, EAST.—M.P., Hon. C. W. Howard (L),
and Mr. James (L). Mr. James retires, and the
Hon. Mr. Howard, in conjunction with Mr. W.
Marshall, the present Liberal Member for Carlisle,
will be returned.
CUMBERLAND, WEST.—ALP., E. Stanley (C), and S.
Irton (C).
DARTMOUTH.—M.P.. G. Moffatt (L).
Daenrora—M.P., T. Mainwaring (C). It is stated that
Mr. West, son of the Hon. F. West, will be returned
without opposition.
DENBIGHSHIRE.—M.P., Hon. W. Bagot (C),:and•Sir W.
W. Wynn (C).
DERBYSHIRE, NORTIL—M.P., Hon. G. H. Cavendish
(L); W. Evans (L).
DERBYSHIRE, SOUTH.—/SLP E Mundy (C); C. R.
Colville (C). B. •
DERBY.—M.P., E. Strutt (L); the lion. F. L. Gower (L).
DEVIZES.—M.P., C. H.
Bruges (C).
DEYONPORT.—M.P., Sir G. Grey (L); Tufnell (L).
Sir George Grey retires in favour of North North-
umberland, raid it is understood that Mr. Romilly,
the present Liberal Member for Bridport, will stand
inhisplcNe. W. Heneage (C); W. 11. L.
candidate.
DEVONSHIRE, Sir T D. Acland (C);
W. L. Buck (C).
DEVONSHIRR, SOUTH.--M.P,, Sir
is. the Conservative
M.P , Sir J. Y. Buller (C),
Viscount Courteuay (C)..
DORCHESTER.—M.P., the Hon. A. H. A. Cooper (C)
and Sir J. Graham (C) retire. G. Sturt (C), Col.
Dawson Darner (L), are the new candidates.
DORSETSIIIRE.—M.P., G. Bankes (C), a K. Seymer
(C), J. Floyer (C).
DOVER.— M.P.. Sir J. R. Reid (C), E. R. Rice (L). Sir
J. R. Reid retires, and Sir George Clerk (C), pre-
sent Member for Stamford, stands in his stead. Mr.
Rice also stands, and a high Tory candidate has been
found in the person of Mr. Princep•
DROITWICH.—M.P., Sir J. S. Pakington •(C). He will
be opposed by Mr. C. Lloyd, a nephew of Lord
M osty n's.
DUDLEY.—M.P., J. Benbow (C). Mr. Benbow will
probably not be opposed at the ensuing election.
Durmast CITY.—M.P., T. C. Granger, (L); J. Bright
(L). Mr. Bright retires in favour of Manchester.
Mr. Granger stands again with Mr. Spearman, of
Newton-hall, on Liberal principles; and Captain
David Wood, younger brother of the Honourable
Member for Middlesex, stands on the Conservative
interest.
DURHAM, NORTH.—M.P., H. Lambton (L); Hon. li. T.
• and Lord Sea-
Liddell (C). Both Members retire,
ham comes forward on Conservatil!
s.
Colonel Beckwith (L), and Mr. R.•
Shr4tca of
Whitworth (L), also intend to contest this division
of the county. G Vane (L); J.
DURHAM, SOUTH.—M.P., Lord IL U.
Bowes (L). The latter gentlemanhas also beenretires. Lord
IL Vane stands again, and an address
Berke]
issued by Mr. G. Farrar, of John-street,
Berkeley-
square, upon High Church and Protectionist prin-
ciples.
ESSEX, NORTH. M.P., Sir T. Tyrrell (C); C.J. Round,
(C). The latter gentlernanxfrertdiresian
J.
goes to
contest the University'°Rebow, ofßeObown, of Wivrenh
oe yrakrrel
,
stands again. Mr. J. G. , . .
comes forward on Liberal princip ,
es and Major
Beresford, present Member for Harwich, on the
ultra-Tory side. Mr • ,
Fyske Harrison, of Copford-
hall, near Colchester, will also stand.
ESSEX SOUTH.—ALP ,T. W. ms Bra t ota (C); G. Pal-
mer (C). Mr. .
Bramstou stands again with Mr. W.
B. Smith, of Hill-hall, on the Conservative interest;
and Mr. T. B. Lennard has been requested to stand
Liberal interest.
upon the d A. M. C. Hill (L), and I'.
EVESHAM.—M.P., Lord
Borthwick (C).
Borthwick retires. Lord A.
M. Hill stands again on the Liberal, Mr. Willough-
by and Mr. Freshfseld on the Conservative interest.
d also stands as a Liberal.
Sir R. Howard
EXETER.—•• •
p E• Divett (L), Sir J. Duckworth (C).
Sir E. lierrison (C), stands again un-
opposed.
m p T. Wakley (L), T. S. Duncombe (L).
FINSBURY.— •
We believe
the borough will net be contested.
FLINTSHIRE.—•
p• Sir S. R. Glynne (C).
I
FLINT.—.The H. present Member, B. `y. Bulkeley
(L), retires, and [roes to Anglesea.
FROME.—m.r.,Mr. T. Sheppard (C). This gentleman
who has represeneed the borough since the Reform
Bill, and is now upwards of 80 years of age, retires.
Major the Hon. :3. E. Boyle (I.), son of the Earl of
Cork, and Mr. Be thell (C), of the
Chancery Bar,
are in the field.
11• P. W. Hutt (L). No opp •t"
GATESHEAD.— • I osi ion.
r Lord Adare
GLAMORGANSHIRE.---3-.2, (C), C. R. ar.
Talbot (L). Lord Adare retires. Mr. Talbot
stands again, with probably the Right Hon. 1)r.
Nicholl, who in that event retires from Cardiff.
GLOUCESTERSHIRE, EAST.—M.P., Sir W. Codrington
(C), Marquis of Worcester (C).
The present
Members stand again. Mr. E. Holland, of Dura-
bleton, nho had addressed the electors, has with-
draw u.
Wyse.% —M.P., Hon.
GLOUCESTERSHIRE, G. C. G. F.
Berkeley (L), A. B. Hale (C). These gentlemen
probably stand again. Mr. T. G. Clayton, of
Brierly Hall, Yorkshire, also stands on the Liberal
interest. Mr. J. Benett, of Chaxhill, comes forward
on the independent interest, and the Registration
Association have decided that Mr. Grenvillaßerkeley
is well qualified to become a candidate.
GLOUCESTER CITY.—M. P., J. Philpotts (L), Hon.
Captain M. F. F. Berk ley (L). Mr. Philpotts has
resigned, and Mr. W. P. Price, of Tibberton Court,
stands on the Liberal interest in conjunction with