... Those marked (ta) are new members. riACEc. REFORMERS. TORIES. Abingdon (I) ?? ?? T. Duffield Andover (2) ?? R. Etwall . Lord W. Paget (n) Arufidel (1) ?? Lord Fitzalan .Ashton - under - Lyne (1) ?? J. Hindlay. Aylesbury ?? ?? Hamin n. R. Clayt Banbury (1) 1i. W. Tancred Barnstaple (2) ?? . ?? . F. Hodgson Montogis Gi Bath (2) ?? Lord Duncan J. A. Roebuck (b) Beaurlnris (I) ?? Colonel Paget ...

... STA-'1'.E OF ?? F3 UCK INXGHIAMSIH IRE. Tih tollowiint, is the state of the poll for this county llp to tst night. Tfite e tortionjs of the Tory parsons and conntv ?? hi]vc btcen Lrenietidoti, Thev seem determined. to rove to the v'oti thitt ut Kl i ttt]iuianis lc is, fiom end I Ilt, toutltltely v ?? thie dominiattion ofthis Grace the Doilts f i ?? ii 'hin ill A CiIando9. That a bi lw will be ...

... COURTS OF COINTSsRI'ANCY, Yesterdav the Lord Mlavor held C(ourts of Conserviany oi the ii icr 'ha me. for the counties of Surrey and .Middle sex, at the Town-liall in the Boroulgi, dal the Swati Tavern, Westminister-bridge, for the purpose of receivcig the p rsiiitiltits of thdo iilqueit.juri5s uiponi thie state of the riv rr, to wh ichi his lordship had rtquested their particular vitteion ...

... C'ENSUS OF THE CITY OF LONDON. _G. Returns have been sent bt the superintendent registrars of, the city of London, the Nd est London, and the East Lon- don unions to the registrar-general's offlce, of' the population ol the several parishes formin- the union, ?? to the :3d and 4th Vic., c 0!1, the 3(fand 4th Vie., c. 100, and the 4th and 5th Vie., c. 7. The parishes are as follows:- CITY OF, ...

... TO THB EDITOR OP THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-The Examiner of last Saturday opens with an article upon that part of Mr. M'Culloch's late pamphlet, in which the celebrated political econo- mist recommends that a moderate fixed duty should be levied on foreign corn imported, and an equal sum given as a drawback upon British corn ex- ported. I agree with Mr. M'Culloch that, if there be the ground ...

... WIND)StOR, 0IcNDAY. nic ( id l'rinee Albert, escorted by a iarty of the Thiei (tider tI coiniasid of Lieutentnt torrest, left ?? Jlait tverntg nijiites past one o'clsck, for Wohurn All( tie 'ct at ofthe Duke of Bedford. ThI equerries ii t Cie lonel g kl~ety mi Colonel Bouverie, oecupied vItili5? t- °re ind other carriage and four conveyed ~jw ?? Lvtteltoi, hidy in Waiting; Ho. Miss til MV ° ...

... DUBLIN, JULY 2. [pgOM OUR OWN4 CI05PON5.NIT.t COURT OF CHANCERY-THIs DAY. ].ird Campbell presided for the first time this day, and, in the novel position in which he found himself, ap eared ulil at easp aq if lie had beeu years upon the bench. His dignified bearing was the subject of general remark. On the invitation of his lordship, several of the Queen's coun- sel attended him in chniubeis, ...

... UERMANY. FRANKFORT, SEPT. 16, [FROat OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] The Germans have never been faimous for their practical views, but the notions advocated in some recent numbers of the Aqigsbarg Gazette are so wild that it is matter of won- der how any one coild pen them in the expectation that. they should be patiently listened to. The wish to extend the Zoliverein to the coast of the German Ocean ...

... The (LONDOA GA ZETTE of TUESDA Y, Sept. 21. ST. JAM ES'S P1ALACE,sEv'r. 21). of DlItIlIOIIc~ to hII one (if thle Ludii ci the Bidchtilibur ilu Ordinary to her Majesty. The Q~ueeu lion alou been, pktinclJ to appoint tile 1II( nourab, Mlr3. Geop~inolto Miry AnoOI to he one Of' thle Bedehninber Wonlien ill Ordinary to heri Mtijeslxy, il tihv roomn of the Lady Ifleriet (live, ?? I. ST.JAM CS'S ...

... IRI. AN 1). Thc wenatier still enhintles ta t tittythiliz ?? ?? to be fvottrtilt to tilc t;trs(,t. Ala iji, thc excipti (iii at Ttczd;ov Midt W1i1CSoduiy hlint, all s rin witl biut ti:: shi0rt i iterv ?? of' gel i sntisl n. Nl,,isterdaiy ti're were -11111 very l;(vty shiowets. The ittopii l:ltw ec of the rolps It ili'- taliaCiSealc~tieOatl'til,, bitt oil cleast oba':rtlton it Ivil tl: ?? ...

... I RELAND. DLUBLIN, JAN. 8. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDE.NT.1 REPEAL-SIR NV. HOMAN. Sir William Jackson Honman, Bart., of the county of Watcrford, uncle to Lord Stuart de Decies, has published aletter,in reply toone from Mr. O'Connel,which ?? the requisition for the Munster Repeal meetiag, and re- quested the signature of Sir William thereto. Whilt expressing admiration for the estraordinary ...

... FATAL ACCIDBNT IN A COAL MINE- FOUR LIVh63 LOST. I-- On Monday 'morning last, an explosion of fire-damp ook place in a cannel pit belonging to MIr. John John. Ion, at Aspull-moor, by which four persons lost their ives, and two others were severely, but we believe not langerous.y, injured. The particulars of this unfortunate aecurrence will be gathered from the evidence which was liven at the ...