TOPICS OF THE DAY.

COMPARATIVE STRENGTH OF PARTIES IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

ALTHOUGH the Duke of WELLINGTON may think that the functions of the House of Commons in the government of the country could be very well dispensed with, and that the Oli- garchy, by means of the Sovereign, could manage our affairs better without such a check, still he must submit to the neces- sity of bowing his stiff neck to the yoke of the National Re- presentatives, and be content to rule, if at all, in obedience to their will. Every attempt of the Peers to regain their former ascendancy, serves only to make manifest their essen- tial weakness. They can turn out a Minister, by underhand dealings with the Court; but they can only ibrm a "Provisional Government," during the temporary absence of their superiors in power if not ill rank. The events of the last fortnight have put this point beyond doubt. The Duke of WELLINGTON and his party are omnipotent in the House of Lords, and at Court; but still they are obliged to admit that all this availeth them nothing, so long as a majority of the House of Commons refuses obedience to the orders of the Commander in Chief.

The grand question at present is (in the words of the Standard) "how could an Administration go on with the present House of Commons?" The answer is, that such an Administration as the Standard's party can form, will not be able to "go on" at all with the present House of Commons, unless desertions from the Liberal ranks take place to the number of two hundred or thereabouts. The Duke, however, pretends to expect numerous recruits from the ranks of his opponents. The Standard of Tues- day said— We do not disguise it, that we expect ample support to the King and his Administration, even from among the _Reformers of thc present House of Com- mons. All who professed to support the Reform Bill as a final measure—and they were many—must support the King, and whatever Administration shall pursue a moderate course. All who advocated the Reform Bill as a Conserva- tive measure—and they were a numerous class—will adhere to the King and his Government, if that Government be patriotic. Now the great body, constituted from these two classes, and forming a considerable section of the house of Com- mons, acting through a session or two with the more declared friends of the Monarchy, would soon become incorporated with them ; and what is of more importance, perhaps, would thoroughly precipitate from them the Radical fac- tion who embraced Reform only as the beginning of revolution, and a step to a democratical republic."

Now we have gone carefully through the names of the Mem- bers of the House of Commons, and have divided them into three classes,-

1st, Those who may be relied upon under any circumstances to oppose the Duke;

2d, Those who will assuredly support him, if his Ministry be a decidedly Tory one; 3d, The Doubtful gentlemen.

In the first class we place all the Real Reformers—men who act from principle and are above mere party feeling ; all the Old 'Whigs; all who have recently acted with the MELBOURNE Admi-

nistration, and may expect to return to office with it,—for it should be remembered, that the extreme uncertainty of the dura-

tion of the Dictator's authority must indispose many timeservers to go over to him. Our present object is not, however, to scru- tinize motives, but to demonstrate the comparative strength of parties in the House of Commons. The following may, we think, be counted upon as sure opponents of a WELLINGTON and PEEL Administration.

Abercrombie, 3.. Edinburgh City Acheson. Viscount, Armagh County Adam, Adm., Kinross and Clackmannan

County

Adams, E. Si., Carmarthen County A glionby, Cockermouth Anson, lion. G., Yarmouth Anson, Sir 0.. Lichfield Astley, Sir J., Norfolk. Best Astley, Sir 3.D., Wiltshire, North Atherley„ A.. Southampton Baines, E., Leeds Bainbridge, E. T., Taunton Baldwin, Dr.. Cork City Bannerman, A.. Aberdeen City Baring, F. T., Portsmouth Baring, W. B. Winchester Barnard, E. G , Greenwich Barnett, 3. C., Maidstone Barron, II. W., Waterford City Barry, G. S., Cork City Beautletk,Maj. A., Surry, East

Beaumont,T.W.,NorthumbertandSoutA

Bellew, It. M., Louth County Benet, J., If iltshire, South Berkeley, Hon. G., Gloucestershire Wist Berkeley, Hon. C. F., Chellenlwern Bernal, R., Rochester Biddulph, R. M., Denbigh County Biddulph, R.. Hereford City fish, T.. Leominster Blake. M. J., Galway Blackburn..!., Mauer:JIM Blake, Sir F.„ Berwick Blakeney, W Carlow County Blamire, W Cumberland, East Blunt. Sir C. R., Lewes Boss, 3.0.. Northallerton Bouverie, Hon. D., Salisbury Bowes, .1., Durham, South Hewes. T., Plymouth Briggs. 10.3.. Halifax Briscoe. J. 1.. Surry, East Brodie. W. B., Salisbury Brotherton, J., Salford Brougham, W., Southwark Browne, D., Mayo County Browne, .T., Mayo County Buckingham. .1. S.. Sheffield Bulhehey, Sir It. W., Anglesea Buller, C., Liskeard Buller, J. W.. Exeter Buller, E.„Stigford, North Bulteel, J., Decon, South Bauer, E. L., Lincoln Bulwer, II. L.. Coventry Burdett, Sir F. Westminster Burrell, Sir C., Shoreham Burton, H. P., Beverley Butler, Hon. P.. lathenny Buxton, T. F., Weymouth Byng, Sir J., Poole llyng. G., Middkses Byng, Captain, Chathqns Callender, J. II.. Argyle County Cayley. E. S., Yorkshire, North Callaghan, D.. Cork City Calley, T.„ Crkklade Calvert, N., Hertliird County Campbell. Sir 3., Edinburgh Carter, J. IL, Portsmouth Cavendish, Lord, Derby, North Cavendish, Ilion. C.. Susser,East Cavendish,Col.H., Derby Town Cayley, Sir G. Scarborough Chapman, M. L., Westmeath Chayter, W. It. C., Durham Chaytor, Sir W., Sunderland Chetwynd, Capt. W Seaford Chichester, J. P. B.. Barnstaple Chichester, Lord A.. Belfast Childers, J. W _Cambridge County Christmas,J.. Waterford City Clay, W., Tower Hamlets Clive. E. B., Hereford Clements, Vi,.. Leitrim Codrington. Sir E., Devoaport Collier, I., Plymouth Cookes. T. H., Worcester, East Coot., Sir C., Queen's County Copeland,. Aldo Calera:is. -

Cornish, Limes. 'Furness Cotes, J.. Shropshire. North Crawford, W London Crawley. S., Bedford Town Cri1ips..1., Cirencester Crompton, J., Ripen Corteis. E. II., Rye Curteis, 11.11., Susser. Entt Dalrymple, Sir J., Edinburgh City Dalmeny, lord. Shelia° Dashwood, G. IL, Buckinghamshire Davenport, J.. Potteries Dawsop, F.., Leicester, South Denison. W. J., Surry,West Divan, T, Exeter Dobbin, L., Armagh Donkin. Sir It., Beret irk Duncombe, 'F.. Finsbury Deludes, lion. T., York Dundas, Hon. .1. Richmond

Duudas, lion. Sir R., Richmond

Hondas, Capt. J. D.. Greenwich Dykes. F. I,. B., Cockermoulls Ebrington, Vis., Demos, North Edwards, Col. Montgomery Ellice, Edward, Coventry Elliott. Hon. G., Roxburgh Ellis, W., Leicester Ftwall, R., Andover Evans, Col., Westennuter Evans. W., Le;cester vans.(., Dublin County Ewart, W., Liverpool Faithful, G., Brighton Formula. Major. Barnstaple] Fazakerley, ., Peterborough Fellowes, IL, Andover Fellowes, lion. N.. Devon, North Fenton, J., Rochdale Ferguson, Sir It Nottingham Ferguson, G.. Banff County Ferguson, Sir IL, Londonderry Ferguson, Ito Dysart Fere usson, R. C., Kirkcudbright Fielden, W., Bleckbeern Fielden..1., Oldham Finn, W. F., Kilkenny County Fitzgibbon, Hon. R., Limerick county Fitzroy, Col. J., Thetford Fitzroy, Lord C.. Bury St. Edmund's Fitzsimon, C., Dublin County Fitzsimon, N., Kiny's County Fleming. Adm., Stirling Foley. 3. ii. H.. Droitwich Folkes, Sir W., Norfolk, West Fordwich, Via., Canterterry Forster, J. C.. Walsall, Fort, J., Clitheroe Fox, Lieut.-Col., Tavistock French, F., Roscommon County Fryer, R.„ Wolverhampton Galway, J. M., leitterford County Gaskell, D., Wakefield Gillon, W. D.. Falkirk Gisborne, T., Derby, North Glynne, Sir S., Flint Godson, It., Kidderminster Gordon, It., Crick/ads Goring. Slwreharn Grant, Rt. Hon. C., Inverness County Grattan. IL, Meath county Grattan. J., Wicklow County Grey, lion. Col., Wycombe Grey, Sir G.. Devonport Gronow, Copt It. Ii.. Struford Grosvenor, I.d. It., Chester City Grote. G., London Guest, J. J., Merthyr Tyska Gully, J., Pontefract Halyburton, D. G., Forfar County Ilan, B.. Monmouth Hulse, J., St. Ives Handley, II., Lincoln South Handley, B., Boston Handley, W. F., Newark Harcourt, G. V., Oxford County Harland, W., Durham Ilarvey, D. W., Colchester llowes, B., Lambeth Hawkins. J. IL, Newport hay. Col. 1... Elgin District Heatheote, Sir U., Rutland County Ileatheote,G. .1.. Lincoln County licatheote, 3.. Tirertos Ileneage. G. F.. Lincoln Heron. Sir R.. Peterborough Hill. M. D., Hull Hobhouse, Sir J., Nottingham Hodges, T. L.. Kent, West Hodgson, J., Newcastle Ilornby, E Warrington Hoskins, K., Hereford County Howard, P. H.. Carlisle Howard, 11., Wicklow Howard, E.G.. Morpeth How ick, Viso Northumberland, North Hudson, T., Eresham Hume, J., Middlesex Humphrey. J..Sonthwark Hurst, R., Horsham Hutt, W., Hell Hyett, W., Stroud 1 ngham, R.. South Shields Ingilby, Sir W. A., Lincoln, South Jacob. 1E.. Dungan:a* James, W., Carlisle Jephson, C. D. 0., Mallow 3erningliam, lion. LI.. Pontefrad Jervis, J., Chester Johnstone,Sir J. V., Scarborough

Keane, Sir It.. Hister.fierd County

Kemp, T. R., Lewes Kerry, Earl of, Caine Keppell, lion. G., Norfolk,East King. E. B., Warwick Latrouchere, H., Taunton Lalor, P., Queen's Ceunty Lambert, II., Werfied County I.ambton, II., Durham, North Langdale, C., Beverley Langston. .I. Ho Orford City Laugton,Col.G., Somerset, East Leach, J., Sorry. If'est Lee, J. L. H., Wells

Lefevre, C. S., IIaPg, North Lemon, Sir C., Cornwall, East Leonard, sir T. It., .Esser, South Lennard. '1'. B., Maldon

Lennox, Lord A., Chichester Lennox, Lord G., Sussex, IFist Lninox, Lord W., King's Lynn Lester, 11. Poole Lister, E., Bradford 1.ittleton, E..I Stretford, South Lloyd. J. IL, Stockport Loch, J.. Kirkwall. tjc. Locke. W., Devizes Lopez, Sir It. F., Westbury Lumley, Vis , Nottingham. North

Lushingtoth I S., Tower Hamlet:

Lynch, A. II., Galway Mackenzie, .1.. Ross and Cromarty Macleod, R., Sutherland County M'Samara, W Clare M'Naniara, F., Ennis If adocks. J., Denbigh Mangles, J., Guildford Marjoribanke, S., Hytho Marshall, J., Leeds

Mai-Maud, T.. Stockport

Martin, J., Sligo Martin, J., Tewkesbury Martin, T., Galway County Maxfield. W Grimsby Maxwell, J , Lanark County Methuen, P., Hilts, North Mildma y, P. St. J.. Winchester Milton, Viseount. Northampton. North Molesworth. Sir W., Cornwall, East Molyneux, Lord, Lancashire, South Moreton, Hon. IL, Gloucestershire, East Moreton, lion. A., Gloucestershire, West Morpeth, Vis., Yorkshire, West Morrison, Ipswich Mosley, Sir 0.. Stajferdshire, North Mostyn, lion. E.M. L., Flintshire Mullins, F. W., Kerry County Murray, J. A., Leith Nagle, Sir It., Westmeath Newark,Vis., East Retford Noel, Sir G. N., Rutland County North. Frederick, Hastings O'Brien, C . Clare O'Callaghan, Hon. C.._ Tipperary O'Connell. D., Dublin City O'Connell, C., Kerry County O'Connell, J., Yeughall O'Connell, Morgan, Meath County O'Connell, Maurice, Tralee O'Connor, D., Roscommon O'Connor, F.. Cork Comity O'Dwyer, A. C., Drogheda 0' Ferrall, It. M., Kildare O'Grady, Hon. Col. S., Limerick County Oliphant, L., Perth O'Reilly, W., Dundalk Ord, W., Newport Oswald, James, Glasgow Oswald. It. A., Ayr County Oxmantown, Lord, King's County Paget, F., Beaumaris Paget, Sir C., Ca' 'maroon Palmer, Gen., Bath Palmer, C. F.. Reading Palmerston. Vis., Hants,South l'arker, J.. Sheffield l'arnell, Sir 11., Dundee Parrot, J.. Totness Pechell, Sir J., Windsor Pelham, Hon. C., Lincoln, Seuth Penchi ryes, E., Cornwall, East Penlease, J. S.. Southampton Perrin, Serg., Monaghan Petre, Hon. E., York City Peter, W., Bodmin Phillipps. C. M.,Leicester, North Phillips, Sir G., Warwick, South Phillips. M., Manchester Phillipps, Sir R., Harerfordwea Phillpotts. J.. Gloucester Pinney, W., Lyme Ponsonby, W. F., Dorset Potter, R., Wigan

Poulter. 3..Shajtesbur y

Poyntz. W. S.. Ashburton Price, Sir R., Hereford County Pringle, A., Selkirk County Pryse, P., Cardiyan Pry me, G., Cambridge Ramsbottom, J., liindsor Ramsden, J. C.. Melton Rice, T. S., Cambridge Richards. J.. Kmaresborough Bickford, W., Aylesbury Rider, I.. Kest, lerest Ridley. Sir H. W., Newcastle Rippon, C., Gateshead Roberts. A. W., Maidstone Roche, D., Limerick City Roche, W., Limerick City Roe, J., camas Roebuck. J. A., Bath Remilly, E., Ludlow R =illy. J., Bridport Ronayne, D., Closemell Hooper, J. B., Huntingdon Rumbold, C. E., Yarmouth Russell, Lord .1 , Deana South Russell, Lord F Bedford County Russell,Lord, Tanstock Russell, W. C , Worcester, East Ruthven, E. S., Dublin City Ruthven. Kildare County Sandford. E. A.. Somerset Scholetield, J., Birmingham Scott, Sir E. D., Lichfield Scott, J. W., Hants, North Screpe, G. P., Stroud Seale. Lt.-Col • Darbnouth biebright, Sir J., Hells County Seymour. Lord, Totness Sharpe, General Dumfries Shawe. R. N., Suffolk

Shen, R Tipperary Shepperd. T., I, rome

Simeon, Sir R.. Isle of Wight Sinclair, G., Caithness Skipwith, Sir C.. Wendel, South Stoney. It. A , Shrewsbury Smith, J., Bucks County Smith, J. A., Chichester Smith, It. V Northamptonshire Spencer, Hon. P., Midleterst Stanley, E. J., Cheshire, North Stanley, H. T., Preston Stilltlit011, Sir G., Hunts, South Staveley, J. K., Rippon Stowell. Colonel, Kinsale Stewart, E., Ingtoun District Stewart, P. M., Lancaster Stewart, It., Haddisgton

Stewart, Sir M. S., Renfrew County

Strickland, G., York, West Stara, E., Derby Stuart, Lord D. C., Arundel Stuart, Lord P. J., Ayr District Sull i% an. R., Kilkenny Surrey, Earl of, Sussex, West Talbot, J .II..A'ew Ross Talbot, C. It. M•, Glamorgan Talbot. W. II. F.. Chippentiam Talbot, James, Athlone Tancred, H. W.. Banbury Tayleure, W., Bridgewater Taylor, M. A., Sudbury Tennyson, C., Lambeth Thicknesse, It., Wigan Thomson. C. P.. Manchester Throckmorton. It. G., Buckinyhamshire Todd, It., Menton Tooke, W ., Truro 'roamer, Col. R., Bolton Tower, C. T., Harwich Townley, R. G., Cambridge County Townshend, Lord C.. Tansworth Tracy, C. II., Tewkesbury Train, G., Orkney Trelawney, V1. L. S., Cornwall, East Turner. W., Blackburn Tynte, C. J. K., Somerset, West Tynte. C. K.K .. Bridgewater Tyrrell, C., Segal& West Vernon, Hon. G. J., Derby, South Vernon, G. 11., East Relfterd Vigors, N. A.. Carlow Vincent, Sir F., St. Albena Vivian, .1. II Swansea V Mau, Sir Ii., Truro Waddy, Cadwallader, Wexford Walker, C. A., Werjhrd Walker, R., Bury. Lancashire W allure, H,,Gr wnork Wallace, T., Carlow County Walter, J.. Berhs Warlowton, H., Bridport Ward, IL G., St. Adam's Warm. J. A., Hastings Wasou, W. R., Ipswich Waterpark, Lord, De rby, South Watkins, L. V., Brecon Watson, lion. R., Canterbury Wedgewood, J., Potteries

Westenra, Monft9har,

W halley , Sir S., Marylebone Whitbread, W. 11., Bedford White, S., Leitrim Whitmore, W. W., Wolverhampton Wigney, J. N., Brighton Wilbraham, G., Cheshire, South Wilks, J., Boston

Williams, W. A., Monmouth County Willionni, Col., Ashton Williamson, Sir IL, Durham. North Wilmot, Sir IE., Warwick, North Winnington, Sir T., Beredley Winnington, II. J., 11"orcestershire Wood, Alderman, London Wood, C., Halifax

Wood, G. W., Lancashire, South Windham, W. H., Norfolk. East Yelverton, W. H., Carmarthen Young, G. F., Tynemouth

Here we have four hundred and forty-three names, or more than two thirds of the House.

We now subjoin the names of the Anti-Reformers. It will be seen that there are many conscientious gentlemen among them, upon whom the Duke cannot count if he turn a " Moderate Reformer."

Apsley, Lord, Cirencester Arbuthnot, Gen. IL, Kinceerdine At-Orden, Gem,Fermanagh County Ashley, Lord, Dorset shire Attie ood,M . Whiteharers Balfour, 3.. Haddinyton Bankes, W. J., Dorset County Baring, A.. Essex. North Baring, II. B, Marlborough Baring, F., Thetford Bateson, Sir R., Londonderry County Bell, M., Northumberland, East Bernard, Hon. W. Bandonbridge Bethell, R., York, East Blackstone, W., ll'allingford Bruce, Lord E., Marlborough Bruce. C. L.. Inverness Burghs Brudenell, Lord, Northampton, North Caleraft. G. IL, Wareham Campbell, Sir II. P.. Berwickshire Cartwright. W ...Northampton South Castlereagh, Vis., Down County Chandos, Mar., Bucks Chaplin, T., Stamford Chapman, A.. II leilby Clive, Hon. It. IL, Salop, South Clive, Vis, Ludlow Codrington, E., Gloucestershire, East Cole, A., Enniskillen Cole, V im, Fermasagh Colquhoun. J . C., Dumbartonshire Conon), Col.. Donegal County Cooper, E., Sligo County Cooper, lion. A.. Dorchester Corry, Hon. H.. Tyrone Daly, J., Galway County Dare, R. W. H., Essex, South Darlington, Earl of, Salop.South Dick, Q., Maldon Duffield, V. 'r.. Abingdon Dugdale, W. S., Warwick, North Duncombe, Hon. W., York, North Dunlop, J., Kilmarnock Durham, Sir P.C. H., Devizes Eastnor, Vis., Reigate Egerton, W Cheshire. North Estcourt, T. B., Oxford University Ferguson. G.. Baer County Finch, G., Stanifurd Foley, E . Hereford County Forbes, Lord, Longford Forester, Hon. G. C., iVen/ock Fox. S. L., Helstone Fremantle, Sir T., Buckingham Gaskell, J. M., Weaker& Gladstone, I., Portarlington Gladstone, W. E., Newark Gordon, Capt.W., Aberdeen County Goullown, H., Cambridge University Grant, F. W., Elgin and Nairn Greene, I. G., Loneaater Grimstone, Viso Herts County Holcomb, J., Dover

Halfonl, II., Leicester, South Hanmer, Sir J.,Shretesbury His umer, Col., Aylesbury II ardinge, Sir H., Launceston II awkes, T., Dudley Hayes, Sir E., Donegal county

Hay, Sir J., Per bles County Henniker, Lord. Suffolk, East Healer'. Right lion..!. C., Harwich Hill, Lord A., Down County Hill, Sir R.,Serlop, North Hill, Lord M., Newry Hope, 11.T., Gloucester Hope Sir A.,Lintithame County Roarer% Lord, Leominster 1 louldsworth,ToNot ts, North Inglis, Sir E. 11.,Orford University Ilion, John, Cumberland Jermyn, Earl, Bury

JthinassttOnnee.jit tuirnefriele 'as Johnstone, Sir F.. Weymouth

Jolliffe, Col., Peterslield Jones, Capt. T., Londonderry County Kerrison, Sir E. Bart.. Eye Knatelibull, Sir E., Kent, East Lefroy, Dr. T., Dublin University Lefroy, A., Longford County

Lincoln, Earl of, .Notts, South

Lowther, Vis., Cumberland Lowther, CoL, Westmoreland Lyall, G., London Lygon.Co1.11.11.. Worces+er, West Mandeville. Vis., Huntingdon

Manners, Ld.R., Leicester. North

Maxwell. II., Cavan County Maxwell, J. W., Downpatrick bleynell, Capt. H., Lisburne Miles, W. E., Somerset, East Murray. Sir G., Perthshire Neale, Sir H., Lymington Neeld, J., Chippenham Nichol, J., Cardiff' Norreys, Lord, Oxford County O'Neil, lion. Gen. J., Antrim County Ossulstou, Lord, Northumberland, North Owen, H. O., Pembroke Patten, J. W., Lancaster, North Peel, Sir IL, Tronworth Peel, Col. 3.. Huntingdon

Penruddocke, J.,H., If 'diets

Perceval, A., Slijo County Pigott. R., Bridgenorth Pollock. F., Huntingdon

Powell, Cul, W., Cardigan, county

Price, IL, Radnor Rae, Sir W. Bart., Buteshire Reid, Sir J. It., Dover Ross, C., Northampton Russell, C., Reading Sandford, Sir D., Paisley Sandon, Vis., Liverpool Sanderson. It., Colchester Scarlett, Sir J., Norwich Shaw, F., Dublin University Smith, Hon. It., Wycombe Smith, T. A., Commix County Somerset, Lord G., Monmouth Uwe, Spankie, Sergeant, Finsbury Spry, S.,, Bodmin Stanley, E., Cuniberland, West Stewart, Sir 11., Tyrone, County Stewart, J., Lymington Stormont, Viscount, Norwich Stuart, W., Bedford County Sutton, Rt. Iln.C., Cambridge Unworn/ Trevor, G. R., Carmarthen Tullamore, Lord, Penryn

Tyrell, Sir J. T., Essex, North Vaughan, Sir It., Merioneth, county

Venacy, Sir H., Buckingham Verner, Col. hi., .Arinagh. County Villiers, Lord, Honiton Vyvyan, Sir R., Bristol Wail, C. B., Guildford Walsh, Sir J., Sudbury

Welby, G. E., Grantham

Whitmore, T. C., Bridgenorth Will lams, It., Dorchester Williams, T. P., Marlow

Wood, Col. T., Brecon County

Wynn, Sir W. W., Denbighshire Wynn, C. W. W., Montgomeryshire Young, L. Carats

The strength of the Anti-Reforming party, then, is only, one hundred and fifty-seven.

Jo the third class, we have put those who cannot be depended upon to vote uith or against the Duke on any pushing division. r'e d I not impute political profligacy to all of these gentlemen. s,ove of' them have acted with a species of wayward independence ol several occasions ; others are noted trimmers ; but none of tl.ers are to be depended upen at a time like this. It it is the Elscial duty of their several constituencies to put themselves in r ismunication with them, and compel them to "speak out." Agnew. Sir A , it igton County Hughes, Hughes, Orford City Arth,,..r, Lord. Malnies/mry Kennedy J., Tiverton Attir,;.s1, T.. Biratinjkaon Ktion. Col.. Dungannon na;ass J. E.. Bristol Star:yid. J.. Sandwich Velmst. Earl of Antrim County Miller. W. 11.. Newcastle NentinA, Id. G. King's /ypin Mills, J., Rochester 111:■wifiall,N1.1r.of. Woodstock Owen. Sir J., Pembroke County 0,11102. W., Ro/ti.4 Palmer. K., BerNhire lirookh.leirst. J., Macclesfield Parker, Sir II yde,Slefolk. West Itav!am, J., Kendal Pease. .1., Mahan', South Clayton, Lietit..Col., Marlow Plitinptro. J. P., Kent. East l'oblaqt. W., Oldham Robiumiu. G. R., Worcestir Ce..kerell. Sir C.. Errs/tam Ross. 11.. Montrose Pas. ies, T. H., Worcester Roteh, B., Knorr:borough Pak% y n. L. W., Gium,r,as It yle. J.. Matele.sjield Ewing, J., Glasgow Stanley, Lord. Lancaster— North Ferguson Sir It .. Londow'^rry Talinash, A. G., Grantham Flvetwowl, U., Preston Tappg, G. \V.. Claistehurch Fraakhuid, Sir R., Thirsh Tetaueut, J. E:. Briftst Glaham, Sir L. Cumberland. East Thompson, Alderman, Sunderland (InFvenor, Earl, Cheshire, North Tro% bridge. sir E. F., Sanduith Hardy-1., P.radford Wemys.s. J., Fife County , Felhert. lion. i, . Wilts. Routh Weyland. Major /2 . Oxford County Ilmn.., Sir W., Marglebone Willoughb, Sir H., Newman

The result of this analysis gives for Opponents of the Duke's Ministry 443 Supporters of it 1.57 Doubtful 48 648 The 'vacancies occasioned by the death of Mem- bers and other causes, will make up the re- mainder 10 658 Now, upon looking over the list of Doubtful names, we think it sill be admitted that a party with so little chance of retaining rower as that which acknowledges the Duke for a leader, would be unwise to calculate on the adhesion of more than half—say 24. This would make the total Of the Anti-Reforming number 181 Of the Opponents of the Duke 467 Majority against the Duke 286 Is there any Tory or Anti-Reformer in existence so insane, as to suppose that he can break down such a majority as this— almost all of whom, it must be borne in mind by the late owners of Rotten Boroughs, now have constituents to look to? No per- son in his senses can maintain it. It is therefore vain to suppose that the Duke can "go on" with the present House of Commons. He must dissolve the Parliament, and trust to the reaction—such B he finds it in London, Dublin, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Newcastle, Birmingham, Halifax, Manchester, and the numerous other places, the bare mention of' which occupies so much room in our columns this week.