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the other Member. The Conservatives again put
forward Mr. H. T. Hope, who was defeated at the
last election.
GRANTHAM.—M.P., G. E. Welby (C), Hon. P. G.
Tollemache (C).
GREENWICH.—M.P., Admiral J. W. D. Dnndas (L),
E. G Barnard (L).
GREAT GRIMSBY.—M.P., E. Heneage (L).
GUILDFORD.—M.P., R. D. Mangles (L), C. B. Wall
(L). This latter gentleman retires, and goes to
Salisbury. H. Currie, who unsuccessfully contested
the borough in 1841, stands again in the Conserva-
tive interest.
HALIFAX.— M.P., E. Protheroe (L), Right Hon. C. Wood
(L), Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. E. Miall, the
editor of the Nonconformist; Mr. H. Edwards, a
High Church Tory, and Mr. Jones, a Chartist, con-
test the borough with the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer. Mr. Protheroe retires.
HAMPSHIRE, NORTH.—M.P., the Right Hon. C. S.
Lefevre (L), Speaker of the House of Commons, and
Sir W. Heathcote (C). These gentlemen stand again.
HAMPSHIRE, SOUTH.—M.P. Lord C. Wellesley (C),
H. C. Compton (C). These gentlemen stand again.
A requisition was presented to Lord Palmerston;
but his Lordship declined the honour intended for
him, on account of his long connexion with the
brough of Tiverton, which he now represents.
HARWICH.—M.P., W. Beresford (C), J. Attwood (C)
A sharp contest last election with Mr. Bagshawe
and Sir D. Le Merchant, the Liberal candidates, the
numbers beng 94, 94, 83, 74. The present Members
will be opposed by Major-General Sir D. Hill, C.B.
HASTINGS.—M.P., R. Holland (L), M. Brisco (C), Mr.
J. A. Warre (L), Mr. J. F. Stamford (L), and Mr.
P. F. Robertson (C), intend to contest the borough
with the present Members.
LT.AvEaroanwi.n.—M,E, Sir R. B, P. Philips (L), Mr..
Philips, of Williamston; and Mr. Evans, Q.C. (L),
have been mentioned as candidates in the room of
the present Member, who retires.
HELSTONE.—M.P., Sir A. R. yyvyan (C).
HEREFORDSHIRE.—M.P., K. Iloskins (L), J. Bailey,
jun. (C), T. B. M. Baskerville (C). Mr. Hoskins
and Mr. Baskerville do not again come forward;
Mr. Bailey stands again, with Mr. J. R. Haggit, on
Conservative, and Mr. George Lewis, the Poor-law
Commissioner, on Liberal principles.
HEREFORD CITY.—M.P., R. Pulsford (L), Sir R. Price
(L), Mr. Pulsford retires on account of ill health.
Sir A. Price again comes forward in conjunction
with a son of the late Mr. E. B. Clive, who up to the
time of his decease was one of the Liberal Members

of the city.
HERTFORDSHIRE.—M.P., Hon. G. D. Ryder (C), A.
Smith (C), T. P. Halsey (C). Mr. Ryder and Mr.
Abel Smith retire. Mr. Halsey stands again. Sir
H. Meux comes forward upon Conservative, and
Mr. Brand upon Liberal principles.
HERTFORD BOROUGH.—M.P., Lord Mahon (C), Hon.
W. F. Cowper (L).
HONITON.—M.P., Colonel H. D. Baillie (C), F. A.
M`Geachey (C). Colonel Baillie retires, and will
be succeeded by Mr. Locke, the engineer.
HORSHIM.—M.P4R. H. Hurst (L), who succeeded the
Hon. R. Scarlett (C), in 1844, upon his being raised
to the peerage. The present Member retires. The
candidates are John Jervis, eldest son of the Attor-
ney-General (L), and Mr. Seymour Fitzgerald, of
Holbrook, who professes Liberal principles, but
whom the local journals describe as " a Tory to the
back bone."
liUDDERSFIELD.—M.P., W. R. C. Stansfield (L). The
present Member will be opposed by Mr. Cheetham,
of Staleybridge (L). A requisition, signed by mure
than half the electors, was presented to Mr. George
Wilson, chairman of the late Anti-Corn-law League,
but that gentleman has declined to stand.
HULL.—M.P., Sir J. Hanmer (C), Sir W. James (C.)
Neither of the present Members stand at the next
election. Mr. J. Clay (L), who unsuccessfully
contested the borough in 1841, and Mr. M. T.
Baines, Q.C., (C), are the present candidates.
HUNTINGDONSHIRE.—M.P., E. Fellowes (C), G. Thorn-
hill (L).
HUNTINGDON BOROUGH.—M.P., Colonel J. Peel (C), T.
Baring (C). Mr. Prendergast is talked of as the
Liberal candidate.
HYTHE.—M.P.. J. S. Marjoribanks (L). The present
Member retires. The candidates are the Baron
Meyer de Rothschild and Mr. Brockman, both of
Liberal politics. The latter gentleman has the
support of the Earl of Radnor, who has issued a let-

terVhowever, stating that he does not wish to influ-
ence his tenants.
reswica.—M.P., J. M. Gladstone (C), S. L. Fox (L).
Mr. Fox retires. Mr. Gladstone stands again.
Mr. J. Chevalier Cobbold comes forward upon the
Conservative, and Mr. Hugh Adair, son of Sir
Shafto Adair, and Mr. A. Ransome upon Liberal
principles. In 1842 two elections running for this
borough were declared void upon petitions.
IfiL.W. n 1 Wictrr.--M.P., Hon. W. A'Court Holmes (C).
The present Member retires, and the representa-
tion will be contested by Mr. T. W. Fleming (C),
and Mr. J. Simeon, eldest son of Sir A. Simeon,
who formerly represented the island, in the Liberal
interest.

KENDAL.—M.P., Mr. H. Warburton (L), retires. Mr.
Gregson and Mr. Glyn will probably contest the
borough.
KENT, EAST.—M.P., J. P. Plumptre (C), W. Deedes
(C). •
KENT, WEsT.—M.P., Sir E. Filmer (C), Colonel T.
Austen (C). The present Members stand again,
opposed by Mr. Thomas Law Hodges and Colonel
Angerstein, Liberals.
KIDDERMINSTER.—M.P., R. Godson, Q.C. (C).
KNARESBOROUGH.—M.P., A. Lawson (C), W. B. Fer-
rand (C). Mr. Ferrand retires. The other Mem-
ber will contest the seat with Mr. J. P. Westhead,
of Manchester (L), and the Hon. W. S. Lascelles
(C), brother of the Earl of Harewood, and present
Member for Wakefield.
LAMBETH.—M.P., B.' Hawes (L), Right Hon. C. T.
D'Eyncourt (L). Both Members stand again. Mr.
C. Pearson (L), the City Solicitor, is also in the
field.
LANCASHIRE, NORTH.—M.P., J. W. Patten (C), J. T.
Clifton (C). The present Members stand again, but
will be opposed by H. P. Grenfell (L), one of the
directors of the Bank of England (who contested
the borough of Wigan in 1841, losing by only six
votes), and Mr. C. Towneley.
LANCASHIRE, SOUTH.—M.P., W. Entwisle (C), W.
Brown (L). Lord Brackley, son of the Earl of El-
lesmere, originally announced his intention of stand-
ing, but he has withdrawn his pretensions.
LANCASTER.—M.P., T. Greene (C), G. Marton (C).
The latter gentleman retires. Mr. Greene stands
again with Mr. Salisbury on the Conservative
interest, opposed by Mr. Gregson (L).
LAUNCESTON.—M.P., Admiral W. Bowles (C).
LEEDS.—M.P., W. Beckett (C), W. Aldam (L). Mr.
Aldam retires in favour of Mr. James Garth
Marshall (L). Mr. Joseph Sturge also stands upon
Liberal principles; bat it is understood there has
been a coalition to return Mr. Beckett and Mr.
Marshall.
LEICESTERSHIRE, NORTH.—M.P., Lord C. S. Manners
(C), E. B. Farnham (C).
LEICESTERSHIRE, SOUTH.—M.P., Sir H. Halford (C),
C. W. Packe (C). Sir E. Hartopp has been brought
forward by the Church party.
LEICESTER BOROUGH.—M.P., Sir J. Easthope (L), W.
Ellis (L). The present Members retire, the former
goiag to Bridgenorth. Mr. Richard Gardner, of
Manchester, and Sir J. Wahnsley, of Liverpool,
have been invited by the Liberals to stand in their
stead.
LEOMINSTER.—M.P., G. Arkwright (C), H. Darkly (C).
LEwEs.---M.P., Hon. H. Fitzroy (C), R. Perfect (L).
LICHFIELD.—M.P., Lord A. Paget (L), Hon. E. M. L.
Mostyn (C). Mr. Mostyn retires. Lord A. Paget
comes forward again, and Lord Anson takes the

vacant seat.
LINCOLNSHIRE, NORTH.—M.P., R. A. D. Christopher
(C), Sir J. Cholmeley (L). The present Mem-
bers will probably be returned without opposition.
LINCOLNSHIRE, SOUTH.—M.P., C. Tumor (C), Sir J.
Trollope (C). Lord Burghley, eldest son of the
Marquis of Exeter, stands in the place of Mr.
Tumor, who retires. Sir J. Trollope again comes
forward.
LINCOLN CITY.—M.P., Colonel C. D. W. Sibthorp
(C), W. A. Collett (C). The present Members
again stand, with Sir E. L. Bulwer and Mr. C.
Seeley, the Liberal candidates, who were defeated at

the list election.
LISHEARD.—M.P., Mr. Charles Buller (L), Judge
Advocate.
LIVERPOOL.—M.P., Lord Sandon (C), Sir H. Douglas
(C). The present Members retire. Sir Thomas
Bernard Birch comes forward upon Liberal prin.
ciples,:and Sir Digby Maekworth on High Church
principles. Mr. Cardwell and Lord J. Manners are

also candidates.
LimLow.—M.P., B. Botfield (C), J. Ackers (C). Mr.
H. Slaney is the Liberal candidate.
LONDON.-M.P., J. Masterman (C), G. Lyall (C), Lord
J. Russell (L), J. Pattison (L). Mr. Lyall retires;
and the present Conservative candidates are Mr.
Masterman, Alderman John Johnson, Mr. R. L.
Bevan, and Mr. W. J. Freshfield. Lord J. Russell
and Mr. Pattison again stand on the Liberal inter-
est, in conjunction with Sir George Larpent (late
Member for Nottingham), and Baron Lionel Roths-
child, who are recommended by the Liberal Regis-
tration Association. Mr. W. Payne, the coroner,
also comes forward, advocating the principles of
free trade, and every possible relief to the agricul-
tural interest, and the nonpayment of church-rates
by Dissenters.
LYME REGIS.—M.P., T. Hussey (C). Mr. Hussey re-
tires, and Sir F. Kelly (C), and T.L. Abdy (L),
contest the borough.
LYNINGTON.—M.P., J. Stewart (C), W. A. Mackinnon
(C). The latter gentleman retires, and Colonel the
Hon. George Keppel (L), who unsuccessfully eon_
tested the borough at the last election, takes his
place.
LYNN.—M.P., Lord G. Bentinck (C), Lord Jocelyn (C).
The sitting Members are not opposed.
MAccLEstazz.v.,....2,LP., J. Broeklehurst (1,4), T. Grim-
ditch (C). `
MAIDSTONE.—M.P., A. J. B. Hope (C),
are unopposed. G. Dodd (C),
R. Dick (C), J. Bound (C) Mr. Bound

retires, and Mr. David Waddington, Deputy Chair-
man of the Eastern Counties Railway, comes for-
ward in his place. Mr. T. B. Leonard (L) opposes
him.
MALMESBURY.—M.P., Hon. J. K. Howard (L).
MALToN.—M.P., Lord Milton (L), J. E. Denison (L)
MANCHESTER.—M.P., M. Philips (L), T. M.
Gibsonr(hr.t,
. Bright,
Mr. Philips retires into private life, and Mr
the present Liberal Member for Durham, stands it
his place.
.piIARLBORoUGH.—M.P., Lord E. Bruce (C), H. B.
Baring (C).
MARLow (GREAT).—M.P., T. P. Williams (C). Reny,
Hampden (C). The latter gentleman resigns, and
Mr. Brounlow Knox (C), a rel itive of Mr. Wil-
liams's, solicits the suffrages of the electors in con-
junction with him.
MARYLEBONE.—M.P., Sir B. Hall (L), Sir C. Napier
(L). The letter gentleman having accepted the
command of a fl-et, retires. Sir. B Hall stands
again. Mr. D. W. Harvey (L), who was selected
by ballot from the Liberal candidates, has retired.
It is supposed that Sir J. Hamilton will come for-
ward on the Conservative interest.
MERIONETHSHIRE.—M.P., R. Richards (C).
MERTHYR TYDVIL.—M.P., Sir J. J. Guest (L). The
sitting Member again comes forward, but will be
opposed by the Earl of Bective on the Conservative
interest.
MIDDLESEX.—M.P., Colonel Thomas Wood, jun. C),
and Lord R. Grosvenor (L), stand again, and are
opposed by Mr. R. Osborne..
MIDHURST.—M.P., S. H. Walpole (C).
MONMOUTHSHIRE.—M.P., Lord G. C. H. Somerset (C),
C. 0. S. Morgan (C). Both Members stand again,
but the former is opposed by Captain Somerset, also
a Conservative, introduced by the Duke of Beau-
fort.
MONMOUTH DISTRICT. Blewitt; the preserit
Member, a Liberal, is unopposed.
MONTGOMERYSHIRE.—M.P., C. W. W. Wynn (C).
MONTGOMERY DISTRICT.—M.P., Hon. Hugh Cholmon-
deley (C), close run at the last election by Sir J:
Edwards (L), numbers being 464 and 437.
MORPETH.—The present Member, the Hon. E. G. G.
Howard (L), is unopposed.
NEWARK.—M.P., Lord J. Manners (C), J. Stuart, Q.C.
(C).• The former retires, and J. H. M. Sutton
stands in his place. Mr. Stuart again comes for-
ward, and Mr. T. S. Godfrey.
NEWCASTLE-UNDER -LYNE.—M.P., E. Buckley (C), J.
C. Colquhoun (C). Mr. Buckley retires, and the
present candidates are Lord Howard, Mr, Jackson,
of Birkenhead, Mr. Christie, of Poynton-park,
Cheshire, Lord Brackley (L), and W. Greig (L).
NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE.—M.P., W. Ord (L), J. H.
Hinde (C). Mr. Hinde retires into private life.
Mr. Ord stands again in conjunction with Mr. T.
E. Headlam, son of Archdeacon Headlam, and Mr.
Watson, another Liberal candidate. Mr. R. Hodg-
son, tke present Member for Berwick, also stands on
the Conservative interest.
NEWPORT.—M.P., C. W. Martin (C), W. J. Hamilton
(C). Mr. Martin retires, and Mr. W. H. C. Plow-
den (C) stands in his stead.
NORFOLK, EAST.—M.P., H. N. Burroughes (C), E.
Wodehouse (C).
NORFOLK, WEST.—M.P., W. Bagge (C), W. L. W.
Chute (C). The latter gentleman retires. Mr.
Bagge comes forward in conjunction with Mr. H.
L. S. Le Strange on Conservative principles, and
they will be opposed by the Honourable E. Coke,
brother to the Earl of Leicester, and Mr. Anthony
Hamond, of Westacre High House, upon Liberal
principles.
NORTHALLERTON.—M.P., W. B. Wrightson (L).
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, NORTH.—M.P., T. P. Maunsell
(C), A. S. O'Brien (C). Both Members stand again.
Mr. V. Smith and Mr. J. Lloyd are spoken of as
Liberal candidates.
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, SOUTH:.—M.P., Sir C. Knightley
(C), R. H. H. Vyse (C).
NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH.—M.P., Right Honourable R.
V. Smith (L), R. Currie (L). Dr. Epps (L) is a
candidate.
NORTHUMBERLAND, NORTH.—M.P., Lord Ossulston (C)
A. J. B. Cresswell (C). Mr. Cresswell retires, and
Lord Louvaine, the eldest son of the Earl of Bever-
ley, and first cousin to the Duke of Northumberland,
stands in conjunction with Lord Ossulston upon
Conservative principles. The Right Hon. Sir G.
Grey, present Member for Devonport, and Secretary
of State for the Home Department, has been put
forward by the Liberals.
NORTHUMBERLAND, .SOUTH.—M.P., W. Bell (C), S. C.
H. Ogle (L). Both gentlemen stand again.
NORWICH.—M. P., B. Smith (L), Marquis of Douro (C).
The former gentlean retires, and Mr. Samuel Morton

Peto, the builder, comes forward upon Free-trade
principles.
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE, NORTH.—M.P., T. Houldsworth
(C). Lord H. S. Bentin-k (C).
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE, SOUTH —M.P., Colonel L. Rollestcn

(C), T. B. T. Hiidyard (C).
NOTTINGHAM BOROUGH.—M.P., Sir J. C. 11,,bhouse (L),
T. Gisborne (L). The present Members stand again.
F. O'Connor, the Chartist, is also spoken of.
OLDHAM.—M.P., J. Fielden (L), General W. A. J,,bn-
son (L). Mr. Fielden stands again in cotjuction
with Mr. Cobbett, but they are opposed by Mr. W.
J. Fez.
OXFORDSHIRE.—The M.P., Lord Norreys (C), G. G. V.
Harcourt (C), J. W. Henley (C), will probably o
unopposed.
OXFORD UNIVERSITY.—M.P., Sir R. H. Inglis (C),
C. B. Estcourt (C). Mr. Estcourt withdraws. S r
R. H. Inglis stands again, and the vacant seat will
be contested by the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone
(C), late Member for Newark, and Mr. Round (C),
present Member for North Essex.
OXFORD CITY.—M.P., J. H. Langston (L), D. Mac!can
(C). The latter gentleman does not stand spin.
The only candidate in the field, in addition to the
other Member, is Mr. W. P. Wood (L), son of the
late Sir Matthew Wood.
PEMBROKESHIRE.—The M.P., Viscount Evelyn (C),
will probably be unopposed.
PEMBROKE DISTRICT —The M.P., Sir J. Owen (C), will
be opposed by Captain Child (L), who was defeated
at the last election.
PENRYN AND FALMOUTH.—M.P., Hon. J. C. W. Vivian
(L), Captain Plumridge (L). Mr. Vivian retires.
Captain Plumridge stands again in co junction with
Mr. Mowatt. Mr. Gwyn (C), the defeated of the
last election, also stands; and Mr. Freshfield is
likewise spoken of.
PETERBOROUGH.—M.P., Sir R. Heron (L), Hon. G. W.
Fitzwilliam (L). Sir R. Heron, who has represented
the borough for a quarter of a century, retires. Mr.
Fitzwilliam and Mr. W. Cavendish (L), son of the
Hon. C. C. Cavendish, who is contesting Bucking-
shire, will be returned without opposition.
PETERSFIELD.—M.P., Sir W. G. H. Jolliffe (C), who
will be unopposed.
PLYMOUTH.—M.P., T. Gill (L), Viscount Ebrington
(L). Mr. Gill retires; Lord Ebrington stands again.
Mr. Wilcock (L), of the Chancery bar, and Mr.
Roundell Palmer (C), also of the Chancery bar, are

in the field.
PONTEFRACT.--M.P., Viscount Pollington (C), R. M.
Milnes (C). Lord Pollington retires. Mr. Milnes
stands again, and the vacant seat will be contested
by S. Martin, Q.C., J. Laurie, late sheriff of London,
and Mr. Winn, of Mostel Priory.
POOLE.—M.P., Hon. C. F. A. C. Ponsonby (L), G. R.l
Phillips (L). Mr. Ponsonby retires, and goes to
Youghal. Mr. Phillips is opposed by Mr. G. 11.
Robinson on the Conservative interest. Mr. E.
Hutchins and Mr. M. M. Turner also stand on the
Liberal interest.
PORTSMOUTH.—M.P., the Right Hon. F. T. Baring (L),
and Sir G. T. Staunton (L), stand again, and are
unopposed.
PRESTON.—M.P., Sir P. H. Fleetwood (L), Sir G.
Strickland (L). Sir H. Fleetwood retires, and Mr.
P. Grenfell stands in his place.
RADNORSHIRE.—M.P., Sir J. B. Walsh (C).
RADNOR (DISTRICT).—M.P., R. Price (C). Mr. Price
retires, and Mr. T. F. Lewis (L), is the new can-
didate.
READING.—M.P., C. Russell (C), Viscount Chelsea (C).
Both Members stand again; opposed by Mr. SeF7
geant Talfourd and Mr. F. Pigott, of lieckfle Id
Heath, on the Liberal interest.
REIGATE.—The s
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Captain H. M. Parrett (L). will rewtiirteh.
RETFORD.—M.P., Cis)c° wunillteEortetnst°trheC borough
combe (C).
RICHMOND.—M.P., Hon J. .
(C),
the Hon. E. Las-
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Bu., J. D. S. Douglas (C)
ROCII, and W. H.
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Member
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Member for Weymouth, and Mr. Tw is -
den Hodges (L), are candidates.
RIITLANDSHIRE.—M.P., G. J. Heathcote (C) and G.
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SALISBURY.—M.P., J. H. Campbell Wyndham (C), W
J. Chaplin (C). Mr. Chaplin stands again,with
Mr. C. B. Wall, present Member for Guildford, on
the Liberal interest. Mr. Wyndham retires.
. SANDWICH.M.P ,
Sir E. T. Troubridge (L), IL
Lindsay (C).
Sir E. T. Troubridge retires on ac-
count of ill health. Lord Clarence Paget, and Mr.
C. W. Grenfell, son of the Bank director,, come
forward on Liberal principles. Mr. Lindsay pro-
bably retires.
SCARBOROUGH.—M.P., Sir J. V. B. Johnstone (C), Sir
F. Trench (C). The latter gentleman retires. Sir
J. Johnstone and Lord Mulgrave (L) are the oui y
candidates.
SHAFTESBURY.—M.P., R. B. Sheridan (L) is unopposed.
'
SHEFFIELD.—M.P., J. Parker (L), H. G. Ward (L).
They will probably be unopposed.
SHOREHAII.—M.P., Sir C. M. Barre— C) and C. Gor-
ing
(C), will probably be unopposed.
SHREWSBURY.— B. M.P., G. Tomline (C), Disraeli (C).
Mr. Disraeli goes to Buckinghanishire, and Sir F.
Kelly, present Member for Cambridge, stands in
his place.