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London, England, 1835-01-03 00:00:00

ENGLAND AND WALES.

ST. ALBAN's.-Sir F. Vincent has retired from this
borough, and the present candidates are the Hon. Mr. Grim-
stone (son of the Earl of Verulam), c. ; Mr. H. Beresford, c. ;
and Mr. H. G. Ward, R., one of the ate Members.
ANDOVER.-Mr. Fellowes retires from this borough, and
Sir J. Pollen, c., conies forward in his stead, with Mr. Et-
wall, the other late Member.
ARUNDEL.-Mr. Lyon, of Goring, c., is expected to con.
test this borough with Lord Dudley Stuart, x., the late
Member.
ASIIBURTON.-Mr. W. S. Poyntz, the late Member, with-
draws, and a Conservative candidate is expected to start, but
is not yet named.
AYLESBURY.-Dr. Lee, of Hartwell House, x., contests
this borough with Mr. Rukford, c., and Lieutenant-Colonel
Hanmer, R., the late Members.
BATH.-The candidates here are General Palmer, R. ;
Mr. Roebuck, R. ; and Colonel Danbury, C.
BEDFORDSHIRE.-Lord Alford, c., son of Earl Brownlow,
comes forward in this county against Lord Charles Russell, R. ;
and Mr. Stuart, the late Members.
BEDFORD Tows.-Captain Polhill, c. ; contests this bo-
rough with Mr. W. Whitbread, R.: and Mr. S. Crawley, B.
BERKSIIIRE.-Mr. Throckmorton retires from this county,
and the present candidates are Captain Dundas, R. ; Mr. P.
Pusey, c. ; Mr. R. Palmer, c. ; and Mr. Walter, two of the
late Members.

BERWICK-UPON-TWEUD.-The two late members, Sir Ru-
fane Donkin, c., and Sir T. Blake, R., come forward again;
as yet unopposed.
BEWDLEY.-There is no likelihood of an opposition here to
Sir T. Winnington,
BIRMINGHAM. —Mr. Spooner, c., comes forward here in op-
position to Mr. T. Attwood, c., his partner, and Mr. Scholc-
field, R., the late Members.
BOLTON.-The candidates here are Lieut.-Colonel Tor-
rens, R. ; Mr. W. Bolling, R., the late Members, and Mr.
Ainsworth, R.

BRADFORD.-Mr. Hadfield, R., a new candidate, comes for-
ward to oppose the two late Members, Mr. E. C. Lister,
and Mr. Hardy, n.
BRIDGENORTII.-Mr. T. Whitmore and Mr. Pigott, the late
Members, again come forward.
BRECON.-Mr. Morgan, c., opposes Mr. J. L. Watkins, the
late Member.
BRIDGEWATER.--Mr. C. K. Tynte, R., and Mr. Leader, R.,
are opposed here by Mr. Martin, c., and Mr. Broadwood, C.
BRIDPORT.-Mr. Horace Twiss, c., comes forward here in
opposition to Mr. H. Warburton, R., and Mr. J. Itomilly, R.,
the late Members.
BRIGHTON.-Sir A. Dalrymple, c., contests the representa-
tion here with Mr. Faithful, R., and Mr. Wigney, R., the late
Members.

BRISTOL.--There will be no opposition here to Sir R. R.
Vyvyan, c., and Mr. J. E. Baillic, c., the late Members.
BUCKINGHAMSHIRE.-Mr. John Smith has retired from the
representation of this county, and the candidates are the Mar-
quis of Chandos, c., Sir W. Young, c., Mr. Chetwode, c.,
and Mr. G. H. Dashwood, R., one of the late Members.
BUCKINGHAM TOWN. - There is no opposition promised
here to the late Members, Sir T. F. Fremantle, c., and Sir
H. Verney, E.
CALNE.-This being the Marquis of Lansdowne's close
borough under the Reform Bill, there will be no opposition to
the Earl of Kerry; E.
CAMBRIDGESIIIIIE.-Mr. Yorke, c., brother to the Earl of
Hardwicke, and Major Hall, c., come forward to oppose Mr.
R. G. Townley, it., and Mr. J. W. Childers„ it., two of the
late Members.
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY.-The Right Hon. Henry Goul-
burn, c., and the Right Hon. C. Manners Sutton, c., will be
will be the representatives again.
CAMBRIDGE TOWN.-Mr. Knight, c., of the Chancery Bar,
opposes Mr. G. Pryme, it., and Mr. T. S. Rice, it., the late
Members.

CANTERBURY.-Lord Fordwich retires, and the contest will
lie amongst Lord Albert Conyngham, a., Mr. Lushington, c.,
and Mr. Villiers, B.
CARLISLE.-Mr. W. James, 8., retires, and a Conservative
is expected to start ; Mr. P. H. Howard, the other late Mem-
ber is secure.

CARMARTHENSIIIRE.—The present Member, E. H. Adams,
Esq., has resigned in consequence of bad health. There are
three candidates in the field ; the Hon. Colonel Trevor, son of
Lord Dynevor, and Mr. John Jones, both c. ; and Sir J. Ham-
lym Williams, a brother-in. law of Lord Ebrington' R.
-CARMARTIIEN.—The candidates are the present Member,
the Hon. W. H. Yelverton, R., and a Mr. Lewis, c., residing
near Llanelly.
CARDIGANSIIIRE.—The present Member, Colonel Powell, c.,
will be elected without opposition.
CHATIIAM.—The candidates are Captain Byng, R., the late
Member, and Sir J. P. Beresford, C.
CHESHIRE, NORTH.-Mr. E. J. Stanley, R., Mr. W. T.
Egerton, c., the late Members, and Mr. Tolmache, c., contest
this division.
CHESHIRE, SOUTH.—EarI Grosvenor retires, and his proba-
ble successor will be Sir P. Egerton, c. ; Mr. Wilbraham
again stands.

CHIPPENIIAM.—Mr. Talbot retires ; Mr. Joseph Neeld, c.,
and Captain Boldero, c., are sure of their election here.
COLCHESTER.—Mr. D. W. Harvey retires, and the only
present candidates are Mr. R. Sanderson, c., one of the late
Members, and Sir G. H. Smith, c.
CIIELTENIIAm.—Mr. Gaskell opposes the Hon. Craven
Berkeley, the late Member.
CORNWALL, EAST.—Sir W. Molesworth, R., and Mr. W.
Trelawney, R., the late Members, are again come forward ;
but an opposition is expected.
CRICY.LADE.—Mr. R. Gordon, R., and Mr. T. Calley, R.,
will be opposed by Mr. T. Neeld, c., brother to the late Mem-
ber for Chippenham.
COVENTRY.—Mr. Williams, R., comes forward to oppose
the late Members.
CUMBERLAND, EAST.—Sir James Graham and Mr. Blamire
are again candidates.
DENBIGHSHIER.—Sir W. W. Wynn, c., has addressed the
county.
DERBY.—The Hon. Mr. Curzon, c., son of Lord Scars-
dale, in opposition to Mr. Strutt and the Hon. Mr. Ponsonby.
DERBYSHIRE, NORTH.—The late Members, Lord Caven-
dish, R., and Mr. T. Gisborne, are again candidates.
DERBYSHIRE, SOUTH.—The Hon. G. J. Vernon, 11 and
Lord Waterpark, R., will be opposed in this division of the
county by Sir R. Greisley, c., and Sir G. Crewe, c.
DEVIZES.—The candidates here are Mr. W. Locke, c., the
late Member, Admiral Sir P. Durham, c., and the Hon.
Mr. Bouverie, B.

DEvoNPonT.--.Sir G. Grey, R., Sir E. Codrington, 8., the
late Members, and the Right Hon. G. Dawson, c., contest
this borough.
DEVONSHIRE, NORTH.—Viscount Ebrington, R., and Mr.
Newton Fellowes are again candidates.
DEVONSHIRE, SOUTH.—Mr. J. C. Bulteel retires, and the
candidates at present are Lord John Russell, R., and Sir J.
Yarde Buller, C.
DORSETSHIRE.—Mr. W. Banks retires from the represen-
tation of this county ; but another Conservative will come for-
ward to represent it with Lord Ashley, c., ; and it is said
that Mr. Ponsonby, R., will also be opposed.
DOVER.—There are three: Conservative candidates here,
viz., Sir. J. R. Reid, Bart. ; Mr. Minet Fector, and Mr.
Halcombe. It is thought that Mr. Halcombe will retire.
DROITWICH.—Mr. J. H. Foley, R., the late Member,
will be opposed here by Mr. Barneby, c., and Mr.
Buchanan, c.

DUDLEY.—Mr. Hawkes, c., the late Member, will be op
posed by Captain Forbes, R.

DURHAM, NORTH.-It is reported there will be a contest.
Mr. Braddyll, c., is mentioned as likely to come forward in
opposition to Sir H. Williamson and Mr. Lambton, R.
DURHAM, Sount.—The late Members, Mr. Pease, R. and
Mr Bewes, R., will be opposed by the Earl of Darlington, C.
DURHAM CITY.-Mr. Trevor, c., again comes forward to
oppose Mr. Chaytor, R.

ESSEX, NORTH.—There will be no opposition here to the
Right Hon. Alexander Baring, c., and Sir John Tyrell, c.
ESSEX SOUTH.—Mr. Bramstone, c., comes forward to
oppose Sir Thomas Leonard, R. Mr. Hall Dare, c., is secure.
EVESHAM.—Mr. Borthwick, c., of Claverton Park, contests
the borough with Sir C. Cockerell, R., and Mr. T. Hudson,
R., the late Member.

EXETER.-Sir William Follett, the Solicitor-General, op-
poses the late Members, Mr. J. W. Buller, R., and Mr. E.
Divet t, R.

EYE.-Sir E. Kerrison, c., the late Member, is secure.

FINSBURY.—The candidates here at present are Mr. Ser-
geant Spankie, c., Mr. T. Duncombe, R., the late Members ;
and Mr. H. Hobhouse, R., and Mr. Wakley, B.
FROME.—There are three candidates for this borough. Mr.
T. Sheppard, 8., the late Member ; Admiral Sir C. Boyle, a.,
and Mr. Bridges, c.

GLOUCESTER, TowN.—Capt. Berkeley, Mr. J. Phillpotts,
R., and Mr. H. T. Hope, c., are the candidates announced
here. The two latter were the late Members.

GREAT GRIMSBY.-Sir Alexander Grant, c., and Sir E.
Heneage, c., are contesting this borough with Mr. NV. Max-
field, the late Member.

GREEN SUCH. —Captain Dundas has retired from this borough
to contest Berkshire, and the candidates at present are Mr. E.
G. Barnard, Jr., one of the late Members ; Mr. Angerstein,
and Mr. W. Attwood, R.

GUILFORD.—Mr. Austin, zi., of Shore-house, comes forward
to contest this borough with the late Members, Mr. Baring
Wall, c., and Mr. Mangles, c.

HALIFAX.-Mr. Protheroe, formerly Member for Bristol,
and Mr. J. S. Wortley, c., oppose the two late Members, Mr.
R. Briggs and Mr. C. Wood, a.

HAMPSHIRE, SOUTH.-Mr. Fleming, c., and Mr. Compton,
c., are sure ; Sir G. Staunton, R., and Lord Palmerston, R.
have no chance.

HAMPSHIRE, N01T11.111., Knight, C., son-in-law_ of Sir

E. Knatchbull, is a candidate for this division, opposed to
the late Members, Mr. Shaw Lefevre, R., and Mr. J. W.
Scott, R.

HARWICR.—Mr. Tower has retired, and the present candi-
dates are the Right Hon. J. C. Hurries, c., and Mr. Bonham,
c., who are secure of success.
HASTINGS.—The candidates here are Mr. F. North, C.,
one of the late Members ; Mr. Planta, c. ; Mr. Howard El-
phinstone, R., and a fourth candidate is expected to start.
HEREFORD, TOWN.—The two late Members, Mr. R. Bid-
dulph, c., and Lieut.-Colonel Clive, A., again come forward.
A requisition to Mr. Blakenoe, c., is in progress.
HERTFORDSHIRE.—SiF John Sebright retires from the re-
presentation of this county, and the candidates at present are
Viscount Grimstone, c. ; Mr. Brand, It ; Mr. Smith, c., and
Mr. Alston, R. Mr. N. Calvert also retires.
HERTFORD, Towil.—This borough had no Representatives
in the last Parliament, the writs having been suspended with
a view to disfranchisement, on the ground of corruption. Lord
Mahon, c., and Viscount Ingestrie, c., it is thought, will again
start for the representation.
HORSHAM.—Mr. Broodwood, c., comes forward to oppose
Mr. R. H. Hurst for this borough.
HUDDERSFIELD.—Mr. Blackburne, R., the late Member is
again canvassing, but a Conservative opponent is expected.
HUNTINGDONSHIRE.—Viscount Mandeville, c., and Mr. J.
B. Rooper, the late Members again came forward, as yet with-
out opposition.
HUNTINGDON TOWN.—Colonel Peel, c., and the Attorney-
General, c., the late Members, are sure of their return.
HAVERFORD WEST.—Captain Peel c., comes forward here
to oppose the late Member, Sir R. Phillips.
KENT.—There is at present no opposition to the four late
Members for this county, Sir E. Knatchbull, c., Mr. Plumptre,
Mr. Hodges, R., and Mr. Rider, R.
KINGSTON-UPON-HULL.—Mr. Carruthers, c., comes for-
ward to oppose the two late Members, Mr. M. D. Hill, R.,
and Mr. W. Hutt, R.
KNARESBOROUGH.—The candidates here are Mr. B. Hotels
and Mr. Richards, the late Members, and Mr. Lawson R.,
and Sir G. Lewin, c.
LAMBETlL—Alderman Farebrother, c., opposes Mr. Ten-
nyson, R., and Mr. Hawes, R., the late Members.
LA UNCESTON.—Mr. Howell, R., is put forward to oppose
the late Member, Major- General the Right Honourable Sir
Henry Hardinge, c. Sir Henry Hardinge's election is secure.
LANCASHIRE, SOUTH.—Viscount Molyneux, R., and Mr.
G. W. Ward, R., the late Members, come forward again, as
yet unopposed.
LEEDS.—Mr. Marshall has retired from this Representation,
and Sir J. Becket, c., and Mr. Baines, R., are candidates.
LEICESTERSHIRE, SOUTH.—Mr. E. Dawson, one of the
late Members, has announced himself.
LEICESTER, TowN.—Mr. B. Leigh, c., and Mr. Wynn
Ellis, R., one of the late Members, have come forward.
LEONIIMSTER.—Mr. T. Bish, R., and Lord Hotham, c., the
late Members, are again on the alert; another Conservative is
also coming fore ard.
LINCOLNSHIRE.—Sir W. Ingilby and the Hon. C. W. Pel-
ham are again in the field.
LINCOLN, TOWN.—Colonel Sibthorp, c., comes forward to
oppose Mr. E. L. Bulwer, R., one of the late Members.
Mr. G. T. Haneage, c., the other late Member, is also a
candidate.

Ln
Enroot..—Viscount Bandon, c., and Mr. Ewart, n., the
late Members, come forward again, and Mr. Morris, a London
merchant, is also a candidate.
LONDos.—There are seven candidates for the City, viz.,
Alderman Wood, R., Mr. Grote, R., Mr. Lvall, c., and Mr.
Crawford, B. ; the late Members ; and Mr. Pattison, R.,
Governor of the Bank of England, Mr. W. Ward, c., and
Mr. Wilson, c.

MAIDSTONE. —Mr. Wyndham Lewis, c., Mr. A. W. Roberts,
it., and Mr. C. J. Barnett, are the candidates.
AIALMSBURT. —Viscount Andover, the late Member, is again
a candidate.

MALTON.—Sir C. C. Pepys, Master of the Rolls, and Mr.
J. C. Ramsden, a., the late Members, have again come
forward.
MERTHYR TYDVIL.—Mr. Meyrick, c., opposes Mr. Guest, R.
MANCHESTER.—Mr. Mark Phillips, R., and Mr. Poulett
Thomson, a., the late Members, are candidates ; also Sir C.
Wolseley, R., and Mr. Braidley, c.
MARYLEBONE.—Sir W. Horne and Sir S. B. Whalley, R.,
the late Members, are again in the field; Mr. H. L. Bulwer,
a , the late Member fi,r Coventry, Mr. Young and Sir Felix
Booth, c., are expected to stand.
MIDDLESEX.--Mr. G. Byng, R., and Mr. J. Hume, zt., will
be opposed in this county by Mr. Wood, c., of Littleton, a
gentleman of large fortune in the county.
NEWARK.—Mr. W. E. Gladstone, c., and Mr. Sergeant
Wilde, are candidates. Mr. Handley has retired.
NORTIIAMPTONSHIRE.--LOrd Brudenell, c., Mr. Cartwright,
c., and Lord Milton, .a., three of the late Members, are again
candidates.

NORTIIUMBERLAND.—Mr. Beaumont, R., Mr. Bell, c., Vis-
count Howick, R, and Lord Oisulston, R., come forward again.
NORWlCH.—Viscount Stormont, c., and Mr. R. C. Scar-
lett, c., will be opposed by Mr. Martin, R., and the Hon. Mr.
Harbord, R.
NORFOLK.—Mr. Wodehouse, c. ; Lord Walpole, C.
NEWCASTLE-UPON-TTNR.—Sir M. W. Ridley, R., and Mr.
J. Hodgson, R., will be opposed by Mr. Aytoun, a., and Mr.
Ord, c.

OLDHAM.—A Mr. Hindle, c., comes forward here to op-
pose Mr. Cobbett; Mr. Ficlden, the late Member, is the other
candidate.

PLYMOUTH.—Mr. Collier and Mr. Bewes are again candi-
dates, and Sir G. Colburn, c., opposes them.
PONTEFRACT.—Mr. Gully is to be opposed here by Lord
Pollington. The Hon. S. Jerningham is also a candidate.
POOLE.—Sir J. Byng, R., one of the late Members, and
Mr. Tulk, R., will be opposed here by two Conservatives.
PORTSMOUTH.—AdmiraI Sir C. Rowley, c., comes forward
to oppose the late Members, Mr. Carter, R., and Mr. F.
Baring, R. Admiral Napier is also a candidate.

RADNORGIIIRE.-Sir J. Walsh, c., and Mr. Wilkins, R.,
are the present candidates.

RIPON.-Sir Charles Dalbiac, c., and Mr. Pemberton c.,
will oppose the late Members, Mr. Stavley and Mr. Crompton.
SOUTHWARK.—Mr. Benjamin Wood has resigned, having
not the least chance. It is said that Mr. Hoare, the banker,
is about to declare himself a candidate upon Conservative
principles.

STAFFORD, TowN.—Mr. Lee opposes the late Members.
SOUTHAMPTON.-Mr. Dottin, c., and Mr. Hoy, c., con-
test this borough with Mr. Easthope, R., and the Recorder, R.
STAMFORD.-Mr. Finch, c., one of the late Members, is
secure here.

SUNDERLAND.—Mr. Macleod, c., opposes Sir W. Chaytor,
is., one of the late Members. Alderman Thomson, c., is also
in the field.
EAST SUSSEX.—Mr. Villiers Shelley, c., opposes Mr. Cur-
teis, is., one of the late Members. The Hon. C. Cavendish
is also a candidate.

SCARBOROUGH.-Sir G. Cayley, .a., and Sir J. B. John-
stone, the late Members, are again candidates. Sir F. Trench,
C., is also in the field.

posSeAtNhDeVrialeteH.l‘TeAmirb.erGs.. Price, c., and Sir E. Owen, .a., op-

SURREY, WEST.,-Mr. Leach retires, and Mr. Denison,
and Mr. Hankey, n., are the present candidates in opposition
to Mr. Barclay, c., and Mr. Long.

Sulu.°Lic.--Mr. H. Logan, c., comes forward.
SOMERSET, EAST.—The candidates here are Mr. Miles, c.,
Mr. G. Langton, n., Mr. Sanford, and Mr. Tynte. The two
former are the late Members.

TAMWORTH.—The Right Hon. Sir R. Peel, c., and Lord
Charles Townshend, thelate Members, are again candidates.
TAUNTON.—Mr. Labouchere and Mr. Bainbridge again
come forward.

TOWER HAMLETS.—The candidates here are the late Mem-
bers, Mr. Clay, R., and Dr. Lushington, n., and Captain
Burton, c.

WHlTET.—Captain Phipps, R., comes forward to oppose
the late Member, Mr. A. Chapman, c.
WARWICKSHIRE, NORTH.—The late Members, Sir J. E.
Wilmot, and Mr. Dugdale, are candidates.
WARWICKSHIRE, SOUTH.-Mr. Sheldon, R., and Mr. E.
Sherley, c., oppose the late Members.
WEv mouTn.—The candidates here at present are Mr. P.
Buxton, R., one of the late Members, Mr. G. Bankes, c., and
Mr. Burden, c.
WAKEFIELD.—Mr. La.scelles, c., comes forward for this
borough.
WRsTmtNrrEa.—Sir F. Burdett and Colonel Evans, the
late Members, are opposed by Sir T. Cochrane) e.
WINCHESTER.—Mr. B. East, c., comes forward here.
WELLS.—Mr. Hayter, c., the Barrister, opposes the late
Members.

WoLvEßHAtwroN.—Mr. Whitmore and Mr. Fryer, the late
Members, retire, and the candidate 3 are Mr. Thornley, Mr.
C. Villers, and Mr. Walker.

WILTON.-Mr. Evans, a brother of Colonel Evans, comes
forward to oppose Mr. Penruddock, the late Member.
WINDSOR.—Sir J. De Beauvoir, R., Sir John Elley, c., and
Mr.Ramsbottorn, c., are candidates.

WILTSHIRE, NORTH.--Mr. P. Methuen, one of the late
Members, and Mr. W. Long, are candidates ; Sir J. D. Astley
has retired.

ISLE OF WIGHT COUNTT., .Mr. G. H. Ward, c., opposes
he late Member, Sir R. Simeon.

WORCESTER, CITT.---MT. Bailey, c., comes forward in op-
position to the late Members.
YORKSHIRE.—AII the Members for this county again offer
themselves.

YORK, CITY.—The Hon. Mr. Petre has retired from the
representation; Mr. Dundas again offers himself, and Mr.
Lowther, c.

The following Radical Members have already withdrawn,
from the re-action:--Mr. Fellows, Andover; Sir P. Vincent,
St. Alban's ; Mr. Poynts, Ashburtor.;
Mr. Throckmorton,
Berkshire; Mr. J. Smith, Buckinglr.,,shire ;
Lord Fordwich,
Canterbury ; Mr. James, Carlisle ;
Mr. Talbot, Chippenharn ; IV..r.' Harvey,
Colchester ; Mr.
Earl Grosvenor, Cheshire;
Bulteel, Devonshire Capt-:airi Duna a, a a Greenwich; Mr.
fordshire ; Mr. Marshls., ebright and Mr. N. Calvert, Hert-
Mr. Dundas, Richmoz,„; Mr. Langston, Oxford ;
Tower, Harwich; Sir J. S
Brougham, Soutii,w-Ark ; MLre.edMs Irryat, Sandwich Mr. W.
Mr. Hyett, Stroud; Mr. Leach,
Surrey ; Messr,!' toryer and Whitmore, Wolverhampton ; Sir
J. D. Astley, ' diltshire ; Mr. Petre, York ; Mr. Thickmme•
Wigs... ; an 81r J. Dalrymple, Edinburgh, . .
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