The Sun.
London, England, 1861-12-31 00:00:00

CII4IVGES IN THE HOUSE OF COMMAS.

Many changes have taken place in the represen-
tation since the commencement of the year which is
now drawing to a close. New members have been
during that period elected for the following places :
ABERDEENSHIRE—Mr. William Leslie, in the room of
Lord Haddo, who became the Earl of Aberdeen
ANDOVER—Mr. Henry Beaumont Coles, in the room of
Alderman William Cubitt, who accepted the Chiltern
Hundreds
BANFFSHIRE—Lieutenant R, W. D. Abercrombie, in
the room of Major Duff Gordon, who accepted the Chiltern
Hundreds
BOLTON—Mr. Thomas Barnes, in the room of Mr. J.
Crook, who accepted the Chiltern Hundreds
BRADFORD—Mr. William Edward Forster. in the room '
of Mr. Titus Salt, who accepted the Chiltern Hundreds
CARLISLE - Mr. Edmund Potter, in the room of the
Right Hon. Sir James Graham, Bart., deceased
CORK—Mr. Nicholas Philpot Leader, in the room of
Mr. Sergeant Deasy, promoted to a seat on the judicial
bench in Ireland
FINSBURY—Mr. William Cox, in the room of Mr. Thos,
Slingsby Duncombe, deceased
FLINTSHIRE Lord Richard Grosvenor, in the room of
the Hon. Thomas Edward Lloyd Mostyn, deceased
LEICESTER—Mr. William Unwin Heygate, in the room
of Dr. Noble, deceased
LONDON (CITY or)-11r. Western Wood, in the room of
Lord John Russell, raised to the peerage
LINCOLN—Mr. C. Seeley, in the room of Major Gervaise
Waldo SiLthorp, deceased

MARYLEBONE-Mr. John Harvey Lewis, in the room of
Mr. Edwin James, Q.C., who accepted the Chiltern Hun-
dreds

MONTGOMERYSHIRE—Captain Johnson, in the room of
Mr. David Pugh, deceased
NOTTINGHAM—Sir Robert Clifton, Bart., in the room of
Mr. John Mellor, appointed to a judgeship in the Court of
Queen's Bench
PEMBROKE—Sir Hugh Owen, Bart., in the room of Sir
J. Owen, Bart , deceased
PEMBROKESHIRE—Mr. George Loi t Phillips,in the room
of Viscount Evelyn, who became Earl Cawdor
PLYMOUTH--Mr. NV. Morrison, in the room of Viscount
Valletort, who became the Earl of Mount-Edgcumbe
RICHMOND—Sir Roundell Palmer, Q.C., Solicitor-Gene •
ral, in the room of Mr. Henry Rich, who accepted the Chil-
tern Hundreds.

SELKIRKSHIRE—Lord Henry Scott, in the room of Mr.
A. E. Lockhart, who accepted the Chiltern Hundreds
SLIGO—Mr. Charles William O'Hara, in the room of Mr.
C. W. Cooper, who accepted the Chiltern Hundreds

SUTHERLANDSIIIRE—Sir David Dundas, Q.C., in the
room of the Marquis of Stafford, who became Duke of
Sutherland

TINEMOUTH—Mr. Richard Hodgson, in the room of
Mr. Hugh Taylor, who accepted the Chiltern Hundreds
WOLVERHAMPTON —3llr. Thomas Matthias Weguelin, in
the room of Sir Richard 33ethell, who became Lord Chan-
cellor

WORCESTERSHIRE (Eitsz)—Mr. Foley Vernon," in the
room of Mr. H. J. Hodg etts Foley, deceased
WILTSHIRE (Sount )--Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick
Hervey Bathurst, in th.e room of the Right Hon. Sidney
Herbert, raised to the petxrage.
During the last sessian a third seat was given to South
Lancashire, for which /t 1 r. Charles Turner has been re-
turned. Birkenhead win; created a Parliamentary borough,
and Mr. J. Laird has boer t returned.

By the death of Mr. Cie orge Granville Vernon Harcourt
a seat for Oxfordshire is still vacant,

The following gentle men will be entitled to take their
seats at the commencem an t of the approaching session:—
Mr. C. Turner, for South Lancashire ; Mr. W. Morrison,
for Plymouth ; Mr. Ch arl es Seeley, for Lincoln ; Mr. E.
Potter, fur Carlisle; Mr„ 'William Cox, for Finsbury; Sir
Robert Clifton, Bart., for Nottingham; Mr. J. Laird, for
Birkenhead; Mr. Foley Vernon., for East Worcestershire;
and the new member for Oxfordshire, whoever he may
happen to be.

DEATH OF THE 11F.T. MR. HOLLOWAY.—This
unhappy man, whose name has recently been so much
before the public, was t: xken ill of fever on Christmas-day,
and died yesterday in t pm House of Correction, Coldbatii-.
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