7 FEBRUARY 1835, Page 6

Facts are constantly coming to light which prove that an

expensive election is almost necessarily a corrupt one. Common prudence, - combined with honesty, will enable very large constituencies, in bo- roughs at least, to return Independent Members at a small cost. The Reformers of Marylebone have set a good example in this matter ; as will appear from the subjoined account, which a correspondent has obligingly sent us.

"The whole of the expenses of the Reform Committee of Whalley and Bulwer throughout the election, in-

cluding printing, Committee-rooms, &c .£330 Returning Officer's expenses 129 £459

" Subscriptions have already been received to defray these expenses amounting to more than 0001."