liament on the last occasion by nearly 5,000 of the electors. In answer to a question from an elector present, Sir B. Hall said, he was opposed to any State endown-tent, not only _Roman Catholic, but all other religions. (Hear.) Mr. Cassell, as a Nonconformist, said, he, and nea

Bramston, Thomas William, Essex, S . . Bridgman, Hewitt, Ennis . . . . Bright, John, Durham . . . . . Brisco, Musgrave, Hastings . . . . Broadley, Henry, York, E. Riding . . . Broadwood, Henry, Bridgwater . . . Brocklehurst, John, Macclesfied . . . Brooke, Lord, Warwick, S . . .

Jervis, Sir John, Chester . . . • Jocelyn, Viscount, King's Lynn . . • Johnson, Maj. Gen. W. August, Oldham • Johnstone, J. James Hope, Dumfriesshire • Johnstone, Sir J. V. Bern. Bt., Scarborough • Jolliffe, Sir Wm. G. Hylton, Bart., Petersfield • Jones, Capt. T., R. N., Londond

GENTLEMEN, —I have received a - ieciiiis - itiOn, most respectably and numerously signed, from which I am led to believe that my nomination at the approaching election as one of your Representatives in Parliament, would meet with the approbation of a majority of the Electors. Th

fully resisted the payment of the not more odious Shipmoney, will never pay the exactions of a dominant and grasping Church, under the authority of Judge-made law of this sort. The hypocritical double-faced Dissenters' Chapels Bill; the plausible, but dangerously unconstitutiona

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

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

"RENDER UNTO CESAR THE THINGS WHICH ARE CESAR'S, AND UNTO GOD THE THINGS THAT ARE GOD'S."

Last evening a meeting of the electors of this borough was held at the Brewer's Arms, Aldenham-terrace, St. I Pancras, for the purpose of hearing from Lord Dudley Stuart an exposition of his political principles. With regard to the endowment of the Catholic religion in Ireland,