Bvvisrußß,On 9th instant, Mr. S. Wortley was re-elected without opposition. COUNTIES OF ELGIN AND NAIRN.—Major Cumming Bruce has been re.elected without opposition. DUMBARTONSBIBIL The polling commenced on Wednesday. From the first Mr. Srnollett, the late Umber, took the lead, a

(From the Tablet.) The lists of Members that have been published in the daily papers, divides under the three categories of Liberal, Protectionist, and Peelite, are of little value for any practical purpose. Even for ordinary political calculations they are of no great service.

The following questions are declared by the Deputies of the Three Denominations of Dissenters in London, to have been satisfactorily answered by the gentlemen, candidates for metropolitan boroughs, whose names are attached : " 1. If you are prepared to vote against any grant of

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of the poll Matheson. . . 280 Kennedy . . . • . 190 Majority for Mr. Matheson. 81 (CouNTY).—The election took place on Y. No other candidate having been proposed, ff Cap declared Mr. Dundas duly elected. ONTROSE DISTRICT.—Messrs. Hume and Greencandidates. Poll fixed for the 10th

TO THE EDITOR OP THE NONCONFORMIST EL ECTOR. SIR,—I can assure b ot h y ou an d your rea ders th at the friends of the E s t a bli s h e d Ch urc h throughut o the country are greatly dismayed at the result of the ge ne. ral election. But they have one basis upon which rest thei

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In a letter to the Editor Of the Tablet, the Rev. T. W. M`Donnell, a Roman Catholic priest, expresses the following sentiments : At Nottingham, the Catholics seems to have been animated by one predominant disposition—to procure the rejection of Mr. Gisborne, as the nominee of th