The Sun.
London, England, 1857-03-30 00:00:00

THE ELECTIONS.

MINISTERIAL GAINS.
Liberals. Conservatives.
Andover Forte cue vice Coles
Bedford Barnard Stuart
Bridgewater Kinglake Follett
Bodmin Vivian Michell
Bridport
Brighton
Buckingham Sir H. Verney Lord Chandos.
Bury St. Ed-
mund's
Hardcastle Oakes
Cardigan
Dartmouth Caird Sir T. W. Herbert
Devizes W, Taylor Capt. Gladstone
Devonport J. Wilson Gen. Berkeley
Dover
Dudley
Grantham
Grimsby
Harwich
Helstone
London Crawford Masterman
Maldon We3tern Peacocke
Newark Handley G. Vernon
Newport
Norwich
Penryn 2
T. Baring If. Gwyn
IS. Gurney ' Freshfield
Plymouth
Reigate Hackblock —S. Cocks
Ripon 2
Greenwood W. Beckett
Retford Foljambe Duncombe
Rochester
Sandwich 2 Lord C. Paget M'Gregor
1 Hugnesson Lord C. W. Clinton
Shrewsbury Blaney Baldock
Tavistock
Truro H. Smith Vivian
Wareham Calcraft Drax
Weymouth Campbell Butt
Yarmouth Watkin Sir E. Lacon
Total ••• ••• ••• ••• -39

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MINISTERIAL LOSSES.
Conservatives. Liberate.
Aylesbury Bernard vice Layard
Bolton
Bury - Peel
Blackburn Hornby Fei'den
Carlisle
Cirencester Bathurst Ponsonby
Gloucester •Cardeu Adml. Berkeley
Guildford
Hertford
Leeds Hall Goodman
Leominster Willoughby Phillimore
Maidstone2 j Hope Lee
Scott Whafman
Portsmouth Elphinstono Vie. Monck
Stafford Lord Ingestre Otway
Stoke-u pun-
Trent Copeland
Taunton
Tewkesbury Lygon
Westbury
Windsor
0 1 I Gains •••

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1 ...
1 ...

Losses

... 1

Ilan. E. Gower
Ramsden
11. Brown
J. Wilson
S. Ricardo
39
... 20

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Balance of gains ••• 19

The whole of the Colosseumlas been placed under the
management of Dr. Eachboffner.
ENGLAND'S FUTURE SON-IN-LAW.—Prince William of
Prussia arrived at Nice on Saturday. The general com-
manding the division, accompanied by a brilliant staff;
went to receive his Royal Highness at the Pont du Var.
The Empress Dowager of Russia, his aunt,
Grand Duke Constantine, his Cousin, also went to eet
the Prince. and the m
Sir De L. Evans is the first-born of the new Parlia-
INTERNATIONAL DRAMATIC COPYRIGHT.—WO read in ment.
conseqeently entitled His election was the first declared, and he is
the Messenger des Theatres that orders have been sent by to act as Speaker until the regular
the Minister of Foreign Affairs, in Paris, to Count Per- functionary be appointed.
signy, the French Ambassador in London, and to the Loss of LIFE THROUGH FINSBITRY ELECTION.—COL•
create ekeortly before the closing
French consular agents in England, to adopt immediate eiderable sensation
was tion on Saturday, in
measures necessary to protect the interests of the French of the poll for the Finsbury•eeeti occurring, which was at-
dramatic authors. consequence of an acctjo one of the supporters of Mr.
PREVENTING STEAM-BOILER EXPLOSIONS.—Mr. J. tended with loss of life
the new member for Finsbury, under
Knowelden, Southwark, has invented some improve- William Cox,
M.Pia'ncholy circumstances :—lt appears
ments in apparatus for preventing steam-boiler explo.. the following
reeWilson, aged 45, who resided at No.
sions, which consist in using two valves thus arranged : that Mr.
pee Edward St. Giles-in-the-fields, had just left the
—On top of and connected to one of the valves is 130, —,tree-room .of Mr. Cox, Brownlow Aims Tavern,
jointed the end of a lever, which in the direction of its TlCT—nivr-street, Drury-lane, in a cab, for the purpose
length passes over and rests upon the top of a seccnd - w• • to Islington-green, when turning round the
valve, which at times acts as fulcrum to the lever. From corner°ia,fi Endo' Foreet the deceased put his body out of
the top of the first-named valve, and above the lever
the cab window to speak to Richard Waddilove, No.
joint, proceeds a spindle, the top of which works in al 6,555, cabdriver, when it swerved on one side and over-
guide screwed into the top of a chamber or box which I
i balanced the cab, crushing the head of the deceased,
enclosce the valves ; this chamber or box having 1
4
e 1 and throwing the driver from his box. Policeergeant
a slot in it to allow the lever to pass throng.,
at , 14 F, and Mr. John Hinc, head beadle of St. Giles, ine-
the valves being locked up in the box, the weir"—h,
modiately ran to the spot, and found the deceased
•the top . .
st as the cab had fallen. The removed the un-
and portion of lever only being on the outside on
joined,and lying .10-
of time to Mr.
of the first-named valve to which the lever is fortunate sufferer without loss Jones,
an the same. •stance
fitting leosely round the spindle proceeding fr( surgeon, Drury-lane, who rendtereudt ehveerynssi
ses against died shortly
A spiral spring is fixed, one end of whiels
thepre!' other pressing that medical skill could suges., b
removed to St. Giles's
the spindle guide on the top of chamber
double the working afterwards and
was
's in net. The deceased eas
on the valve with a force equal to
of the lever is workhouse for the coroneret q
ehbourhood, and the trielan-
pressure of steam desired. On the end
acts in the - highly respected in the n „,
manner, which cast a gloom over the proceedingl of
placed the weight in the usual
valve. Mining choly circumstance
ordinary ray upon the second i the elution.
Journa