The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-13 00:00:00

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of the re-imposition of a corn-law

GAINS

Liverpool.—Turner, vice Birch—one.
Ditto.—Mackenzie, vice Cardwell—on
Greenwich.—Rolt, vice Stewart—one.
Bradford.—Wickham, vice Thompson—ox

Deronport.—Berkeley, vice Romiliy—one,
Horsham.—Fitzgerald, vice Howard—one.
Lyrnington.—Carnac, vice Mackinnon—o?
Preston.—Parker, vice Grenfell—c
Shrewsbury.—Towline, vice Slane
Windsor.—Wellesley, vice Hatch
Harwicli.—Peacock, vice Bags
Lincoln.—Heneage, vice Hobhouse—one

awe—one

Ripon.—Beckett, vice Graham—one.
Wallingford.—Malins, rice Blackstone—o
Warwick. —Repton, vice Collins—one.
Cambridge.—Macaulay, vice Adair—one.
Ditto.—Astell, vice Campbell—one.
Grimsby.—Annesley, vice Heneage—one.
TVarwick.—Greaves, vice Douglas—one.
Canterbury.—Johnston, vice Romilly—onz
Ditto.— Gipps, vice Smy the—one.
Chatham,—Smith, vice Enfield—one.
Derby.— Elorsfall, vice Hepworth—one.
Dover.—Chelsea, vice Clerk—one.
Haverfordwest.—Phillips, vice Evans—one
Ludlow.—Powlett, rice Saiwey—one.
Macclesfi.il.l.—E;erton, vice Williams—a;
Poole.—Franklyn, vice Philips—one.
Taunton.—Mills, vice Colebrook—one
Tynemouth.—Taylor, rice Gre
Barnstaple.—Fraser, vice Ebrington—one
Cockermouth.—Wyndham, rice Horsman.
Haetings.—Robertson, vice Warre—one.
Cachester.—Hawkins, vice liz7dcastle—o
Bury.—Peel, vice Walker—one.
Bury St Edmund's.—Stuart, vice Bunbur
Plymouth.—Mare, vice Palmer—one.
Rochester.—Maddock, vice Bernal—one
Ditto.—Villiers, vice Hodges—one
Brecon.—Morgan, vice Watkins—on

Total, forty seats gained
LOSSES.

Aylesbury.—Layard, rice Dick—one
Berwick.—Stapleton, vice Renton—
Beverley.—Wells, rice Fox—one.
Bewdley.—Winnington, vice Mandeville—
Cirencester.—Ponsonby, vice Villiers—one
Halifax.—Crossley, vice Edwards—one.
Reading.—Keating, vice Stanford—one.
Scarborough.—Mulgrave, vice Young—one
Gloucester. —Price, rice Hope—one.

Bollon.—Crook, vice Blair—one.
Blackburn.—Eccles, vice Hornby—one.
Dorchester.—Sheridan, vice Darner—one.
Stoke.—Gower, vice Copeland—one.
Carlisle.—Graham, vice Hodgson—one.
Bridport.—Murrough, rice Cochrane—one
Totness.—Mills, rice Baldwin—one.
Abingdon.—Caulfield, rice Thesiger—one.
Total, seventeen seats lost.

Total gains .
Deduct losses .

Nett gain

TRIP TO ALTON TOWERS, CHATSWORTH, AND HAD-
DON-HALL—The time is fast approaching when it will be
a disgrace to any Englishman, above the rank of a day
labourer, to be unacquainted with the most celebrated
scenes and structures of his native land. It will be seen,
from our advertising columns this day, that Mr. MARCUS
proposes to provide for his friends a trip to the above
celebrated places, and that he has selected a route which,
for picturesque beauty, is not surpassed in this or any
other land.

ACCIDENTS, &c.—On the 6th instant, an old man
named George Thompson, aged 68, was run over by
Thomas Tipper's car, in Great George's Placo, and so
much injured that he died on Saturday last.—On Sunday
evening, Mary Ann Price, wife of the gate-keeper at the
Sailor's Home, whilst attempting to close the gate, was
crushed so dreadfully that she died the same night in the
Hospital.—The body of a man, unknown, was yes' rday
found in the river.—On Sunday night, about eleven
o'clock, a labourer, named Matthew Gribbin, went to
bed apparently well, but was found doad ten minutes
afterwards. He had complained for some days previous
of pain at the head.