The Sun.
London, England, 1857-03-27 00:00:00

NEW PARLIAMENT.

Liberal. Conservative

ARUNDEL.
Lord E. Howard 1 ... 0
ANGLESh T.
Sir R. Bulkeley
A SHTON-UNDEL-LYNE.
Mr. C. Hindley... 1 ... 0
BANBU RY.
Mr. Tancred 1 ... 0
BEWDLE V.
Sir T. Winnington 1 ... 0
BIRMINGHAM.
Mr. Mintz ..• ... 1 ... 0.
Mr. ••icholefield... 1 ... 0
BLACKBU RN.
Mr. J. Pilkington ... 1 ... 0
Mr. W. H. Hornby 0 1
BOSTON.
Mr. H. Ingram ••• ••• 1 .•• 0
Mr. Adams 1 0
BRADFORD.
Mr. Wickham ... ... 1 ...
Gen. P. Thompson ... 1 ... 0
BRIDGENORTIL
Mr. Whitmore... ... 0 1
Mr. Pritchard 0 ... 1
BRIDPORT,
Mr. Hodgson ... ... 1 0
Mr. Mit hell ... ... 1 0
BRISTOL.
Hon. F. Berkeley ... 1 0
Mr. W. Gore Langton... ... 1 0
CALNE,
Sir W. F. Williams ... 1 0
CARDIFF.
Col. Stewart 1 ... 0
CH ELTENHAM.
C 9 pt. B ark cley ... 1 ... 0
CHRIST 'HURCH.
Admiral J. E. Walcott 0 1
CLITHEROE.
Mr. T. Hopwood ... 1 0
COLCHESTER.
Mr. J. G. Rebow 1 0
Mr. Miller 0 1
DROITWICH.
Sir J. Pakington ... 0 ... 1
DURHAM.
Mr. Atherton ... 1 0
Mr. Mowbray 1 0
EVESHAM.
Sir H. Willoughby 0 1
Mr. Holland 1 ...
EXETER.
Mr. Divett 1
Mr. Gard ... 0 1

EYE. _
Sir E. Kerrison 0 ~. 1
GATESHEAD.
Mr. Hutt ... 1 ...
GRANTHAM.
Mr. W. E. Welby 0 1
Hom. F. Tollemache 1 ... 0
GREAT MARLOW.
Col. Knox ... 0 1

Col. Williams 0 1
HASTINGS.
Mr. P. Robertson 0 1
Mr. North 1 0
HEREFORD.
Col. Clifford ... 1 ... 0
Mr. live ... 1 ... 0
KENDAL.
Mr. G. C. Glyn ..• ••• 1 0
LAUNCESTON.
Hon. J. Percy ... 0 1
LEOMINSTER.
Mr. G Hardy .. 0 1
Mr. Willoughby 0 1
LEWES.
Hon. H. Fitzroy 1 0
Hon. W. Brand 1 0
LINCO N.
Mr. Heneage ... 0 1
Major Sibthorp ..• ..• 0 1
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LUDLOW.
Col. Herbert ... 0 ... 1
Mr. Bolfield 1
LYNN.
Lord Stanley ... 0 ... 1
Mr. Gurney 0 1
MACCLESFIELD.
Mr. Brocklehurst 1 ... 0
Mr. Egerton 0 ... 1
MALTON,
Hon. C. Fitzwilliam ... 1 ... 0
Mr. J. Brown 1 ... 0
MARYLEBONE.
Sir B. Hall 1 0
Viscount Ebrington 1 ... 0
MERTHYR.
Mr. H. Bruce 0 ... 1
MONMOUTH.
Mr. C. Bailey ... ... 0 ... 1
MONTGOMERY.
Mr. D. Pugh 0 ••• 1
MORPETH.
Sir G. Grey ... ... 1 ... 0
OXFORD UNIVERSITY.
Mr. Gladstone ... 1 ... 0
Sir W. Heathcote 1 ... 0
PEMBROKE.
Sir J. Owen 0 ... 1
PENRYN.
Mr. Baring 1 0
Mr. S. Gurney 1 0
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POOLE.
Mr. EL Seymour ... 1 0
Mr. G. Franklyn 0 1
READING.
Mr. F. Pigot 1 0
Mr. S. Keating
RETFOR D.
Viscount Galway ... 0 ... 1
Mr. Foljambe 1 ... 0
RICHMOND.
Mr. Rich ... 1 0
Mr. M. Wyvill ... 1 0
ftIPON.
Mr. Warre 1
Mr. Greenwood ••• ••• 0 1
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RYE.
Mr. Alex. Mackinnon
SALISBURY.
Major Buckley
Mr. Marsh
SOUTHAMPTON.
Mr. Wilcox
Mr. Weguelin
STAMFORD.
Sir F Thesiger
Lord R. Cecil ..
STOKE-UPON-TRENT.
Mr. J. Ricardo...
Hon. F. L. Gower ...
SWANSEA.
Mr. L. Dillwyn
TAMWORTH.
Sir R. Peel
Viscount Raynham
• THETFORD.
Earl of Euston
Hon". F. Baring
THIRS K.
Sir W. Gallwey
TIVERTON.
Viscount Palmerston
Mr. J. Heathcoat
TYNEMOUT
Mr. W. Lindsey
WAKEFIELD.
Mr. Charlesworth
WALSALL,
Mr. C Forster
WARRINGTON.
Mr. Greenall
WARWICK.
Mr. Repton
Mr. Greaves
WENLOCK.
Hon. G. Forester ... ... 0 ... 1
Mr. Giskell ... 0 1
WESTMINSTER.
Lieutenant-General Evank ..• 1 ... 0
Sir J. Sheltey ... 1 0
WHITEHAVEN.
Mr. Hildyard ... 0 1
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WILTON.
Sir E. A ntrobus ... 1 0
WO LVERHAMI TON.
Hon. C. P. Villiers ... 1 0
- Mr. Thornely 1 0
WOODSTOCK.
Marquis of Blaudford
WYCOMBE.
Sir G. Dashwood ... 1 0
Ur. M. Smith 1 ... 0

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SCOTLAND.

DUNDEE.
Sir J. Ogilvy ... 1 0
EDINBURGH.
Mr. Cowan ... 1 ... 0
Mr. Black ... • 1 ... 0
GREENOCK.
Mr. A. Dunlop 1 ... 0
KILMARNOCK.
Hon. E. Bouverlo 1 ... 0

PERTH.
Hon. A. Kinnaird

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ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS.—The following. gen-
tlemen, havir g undergone the necessary examinations for
the diploma, were admitted members of the College at
the meeting of the Court of Exsusiners on the 20th
inst.:—Me-sr,. Walter John, Penzance ; Walter Hugh
Tibbits, Warwick ; Henry Stilwill, Uxbridge • Lewis
Oppenhein, army ; John Moses Biteson, Kirby Lone.
dale ; Francis Daniell Lys, Lyroirigton ; William Clap-
t .n, Stamford ; Thomas James Woodhouse, Halkney-
road ; Charle- Frederick George, Kirton in Lindsey ;
John R,)bert Samuel Hayward, Bristol ; John Henry
Bell, Bradford ; James Parr, Merlon, cou,:ty of Dublin ;
andJarnes Field, Bradford. Yorkahire. The folowing
gentlemen were admitted members on the 25th inst. :
Messrs. John Russell, Durham ; John Thomas, Cardi-
gan ; John Davies James. Bedwellty, Monmouthshire;
Henry Cooper Biddle, Edmonton ; Williafn Wood,
Siddington, Glocestershire ; William Edward Caird,
Exeter • Hugh Richard Pughe, Bala, North Wales ;
Abel Evans, Llandystal. Cardiganshire ; William Hep-
worth Radley, aincaster ; and William Josiah Smith,
Gibson-square, Langton.

CRINOLINES. —The crinolines may sometimes be found
of use in a manner for which they were never intended,
as may be seen from the foil wing account given by a
Striviburg journal :—A. few days since a young female
arrived at the station of Thiguenau to take the train to
the first-mentioned place, but she was informed that it
had started some minutes before. Without saying a
word to any one she left the office, and proceeded to the
banks of the river Moder, which runt close to the eta-
tion, and without hesitation jumped in. Thanks to her
crinoline, however, she floated like a water nymph, and
the bath which she had taken having changed her deter-
mination, she scrambled out, and was again proceeding
to the railway office, when she was met by the etation-
maiter, who, having from his window seen her take the
leap, was hastening to her assistance. He provided her
with dry clothes, and afterwards started her off by the
next train to her destination. The only reason she gave
for her rash conduct was that she was annoyed at not
belnig able to reach the wad her journey as ugly as she
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