The Sun.
London, England, 1857-03-23 00:00:00

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(IN STRICTURE OF THE URETHRA
:to PATHOLOGY and RATIONAL TREATMENT. Illus-
trated by numerous Cases selected from the Records of upwards o
Twenty Years' extensive and successful Practice, and which embrace
every variety of Urethral Contraction, together with appropriate
Means of Cure.

By F. B. COURTENAY,
• Member of the Royal College of 'Surgeons of England.
H. Ballliere, 219, Regent-street.
"We believe Mr. Courtenay's experience in the treatment of
strictnre to have equalled, If it has not exceeded, that of any of hie
contemporaries ; whilst we most certainly know of no mad to whose
care we would sooner Intrust the treatment of a severe caso of :Uric-
ture."—Medical Circular.

CONSTITUENCIES AND CANDIDATES.

In the following list, says the Daily News, the
names of the gentlemen from whom the next Housee
of Commons will be chosen are brought into con-
necton with the respective constituencies of the
United Kingdom of which they seek Parliamentary
honours. We defer to custom in attaching to the
navies of the several candidates the initial letters
of familiar party designations, although this prac-
tice is in danger of ao,sisting too common illusions.
The application " Liberal, for instance, is given
currently and without question alike to men who
earnestly seek an extension of the suffrage, shorter
Parliaments, and vote by ballot, and to those who
denounce and deride political reform.. In some
quarters a disposiion is evinced to see in candidates
only supporters or opponents of a particular Cabi-
net or an individual statesman. But if we wt re to
distinguish men as Miuisterialists or anti-Minis' e-
rialise, we should gain a transitory convenience by
confusing together in one herd men of every.
grade of political opinion, from the anti-
Maynooth Conservative to the Radical of ex-
trcmest views. Moreover, there are not a few,
gentlemen seeking to enter Parliament just now
whose addresses would never excite the suspicion
that a general election was a political affair at all,
so carefully do they ignore questions of permanent
national concern, while appealing to locil int:rests
or momentary pas=ioni. Others, again, we recog-
nise under the guise of Liberal ptofcssions who but
lately were sound Conservatives, but whpm a jour-
ney a hunare 1 miles northward or southward has
constituted "men of progress."

City of London.—Lord John Rtissell (L), Bann Rothe-
child (L), Sir. James Duke (L),. (late members); Mr.
Raikcs Currie (L), Mr. Crawford (L), Mr. Dunbar (L), and
Mr. Robert Owen (Socialist) ; Mr. Masterman retires.
Westminster.—Sir J. V. Shelley (L), Sir De Lacy
Evans (L), (late members) ; Mr. Westerton (L), and Mr.
J. Carter Wood (L 0).
Finsbury.—T. S. Duncombe (L), (late member); Ser.
geant Parry (L), Major Reed (L), Mr. Cox (L), and Mr.
Wakeling (L) ; Alderman Challice (L) retires. •
Marylebone.-.-Sir B. Hall (L) and Lord Ebrington (L),
(late members, no opposition).
Tower Ha.mlets.—Sir W. Clay (L), and Mr. C. S.
Butler (L), (late members).
Southwark.--Sir C. Napier, (L) and'Apaley Pellatt (L),
(late members) ; Mr. John Locke (L).
Lambab. —Mr. W. A. Wilkinson (L) and Mr. W.
Williams (L), (late members) ; Mr. Roupell (L).
Middlesex. —Lord Robert Grosvenor (L); Mr. Robert
Hanbury, jun. (L); Mr. Bernal Osborne (L) retires.
Abingdon.—Mr. J. T. Norris (L), Mr. H. D. Burr (C);
Major Reed (L) retires.
Andover.—Alderman Cubitt (L C) and 11. B. Coles
C. (late members) ; Hon. D. Fortescue (L).
Anglesey. —Sir R. V. W. Bulkeley (L) (late member).
AtUndel.—Lprd E. G. F. Halyard (Li (late member).
'Ashburton.—George Moffatt (L) (late member); John
Harvey Astell (L C).
Ashton-under-Lynn.—Chas. Hindloy (L), (late member).
Aylesbury.—Austen H. Layard, D.C.L. (L), Sir Richd.
Bothell (L), (late members) ; Mr. T. T. Brand (L).
Banbury.—Henry Wm. Tancred
(C), (late member);
E. Yates (L).
Barnstaple.—Ricb. Barn. Guinness (late member) ; Mr.
James Taylor, jun., (L), Mr. J. Laurin (C), Mr.- Potts.
Colonel George S. Buck retires.
Bath.—William Tite (L), (late member) ; Sir A. H.
Elton (L), Mr. Whately, Q.C. (C), A. E. Way (L C). Cap-
tain Scobi.-111 retires.
Beaumaris.—Mr. W. 0. Stanley (late member) ; Lord
George Paget retires.
Bedfordshire.—F. C. Hastings Russell (L), Colonel
Richard T. Gilpin (C), (late members).
Bedford.—Samuel Whitbread (L), Captain Wm. Stuart
(C), (late members) ; Mr. Thomas Barnard (14).
Berkshire.—G. H. Vansittart (C), Robert Palmer (C),
Viscount Barrington (C), (late members).
Berwick-on-Tweed.--Dudley C. Marjoribanks (L), John
Forster (L), (late members); Mr. M. Forster; Mr. J.
Stapleton, and Captain C. W. Gordon (C). Mr. J. Forster
retires in favour of his father.
Beverley.—William Wells (L), Honourable W. H. F.
Denison (C), Mr. E. A. Glover (L); Hon. A. Gordon (L),
retires.

Bewdley.—Sir T. E. Winnington, Bart. (L), (late mem-
ber).

Birmingham.—G. F. Muntz (L), W. Scholefield (L),
(lato members).
Blackburn.—James Pilkington (L), (late member) ; Mr.
Hornby (C).
Bod min.—Dr. W. Michell (L), C. B. G. Sawle (L), (late
members) ; James Wyld, of Charing-cross.
Bolton.—T. Barnes (L), J. Cook (L), (late members) ;
Captain Ray (C).
Boston.--B. B. Cabbell (C), H. Ingram (L), (late mem-
bers).

Bradford.—H. W. Wickham (L), (late member), Gen.
P. Thompson. Mr. Milligan retires.
Brecknockshire.--Sir J. Bailey, Bart. (a), (late member).
Brecknock--Lieutenant-Colonel L. V. J. Watkins (L),
(late member).
Bridgnorth.—H. Whitmore (C), J. Pritchard (L C),
(late members).
Bridgwater.—Col. C. J. K. Tynte (L), B. Spencer Fol-
lett (C), (late members); Major Graham (L).
Bridport.—Thomas Alexander Mitchell (L), John Pa-
trick Murrough (L), (late members); P. Hodgson, E. T.
Smith (L).
Brighton. —Sir G. R. B. Pechell, Bart. (L), Lord Alfred
Hervey (L C), (late members) ; W. Coningham.
Bristol.—Hon. F. H. F. Berkeley (L), William H. Gore
Langton (L), (late members).
Bucks.—Caledon George du Pre (C), Right Hon. Bonja
min Disraeli (0), Hon. C.C. Cavendish (L), (late members);
Sir Harry Verney (C).
Bnckingbam.—Marquis of Chandos (C), Major-General
John Hall (C), (late members).
Bury.—Frederick Peel (L), (late member).
Bury St. Edmunds.—Earl Jermyn (L C), James H.
Porteus Oakes (C), (late members) ; Mr. Hardcastle.
Calne.—Sir W. F. Williams, Bart. (late member).
Cambridgeshire.—Hon. Eliot T. Yorke (C), Lord Geo.
J. Manners (C), Edward Ball (C), (late members); Mr.
Adine (L).
Cambridge.—R. Alexander Shaft° Adair (L), (late mem-
ber); Mr. J. Hibbert (L), Mr. K. Macaulay, Q.C. (C.),
and Mr. A. Steuart (C). Mr. Mowatt retires.
Cambridge University.—Loftus T. Wigram (C), Right
Hon. S. H. Walpole (C), (late members).
Canterbury.— Charles M. Lushington (L C), Right Hon.
Sir W. M. Somerville, Bart. (L), (late members) ; Mr. C
P. Cooper, Q.C. (L.), Mr. 11. B. Johnstone.
Cardiff Boroughs.—Mr. Coffin retires. Colonel Stuar
(L), Mr. Freeman (L).
Cardiganshire.—Earl Lisburne (C), (late member).