§ On the Motion of Mr. BRAND new writs were issued
| For Tiverton, v. Right hon. Visct. Palmerston, First Commissioner of the Treasury. |
| For Oxford University, v. Right hon. W. E wart Gladstone, Chancellor of the Exchequer. |
| For London, v. Right hon. Lord John Russell, Secretary of State. |
| For New Radnor, v. Right hon. Sir George Cornewall Lewis, Secretary of State. |
| For Wilts (Southern Division), v. Right hon. Sidney Herbert, Secretary of State. |
| For Halifax, v. Right hon. Sir Charles Wood, baronet, Secretary of State. |
| For Morpeth, v. Right hon. Sir G. Grey, bart., Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster. |
| For Ashton under Lyne, v. Right hon. T. Milner Gibson, Commissioner of Poor Laws. |
| For Oxford City, v. Right hon. Edward Cardwell, Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. |
| For Lewes, v. Right hon. Henry FitzRoy, First Commissioner of Works. |
| For Calne, v. Right hon. Robert Lowe, Vice President of the Committee of Council on Education. |
| For Devonport, v. Right hon. James Wilson, Vice President of the Board of Trade. |
| For Newcastle upon Tyne, v. Right hon. Thomas Emerson Headlam, Judge Advocate. |
| For Wolverhampton, v. Sir Richard Bethell, Attorney General. |
| For Reading, v. Sir Henry Keating, Solicitor General. |
| For Edinburgh City, v. Right hon. James Moncreiff, Lord Advocate. |
| For Ennis, v. Right hon. John David FitzGerald, Attorney General for Ireland. |
| For Cork County, v. Rickard Deasy, esquire, Solicitor General for Ireland. |
| For Kerry, v. Right hon. Viscount Castlerosse, Treasurer of the Household. |
| For Wigtown District of Burghs, v. Sir William Dunbar, baronet, Commissioner of the Treasury. |
| For Clonmel, v. John Bagwell, esquire, Commissioner of the Treasury. |
| For Bedford Borough, v. Samuel Whitbread, esquire, Commissioner of the Admiralty. |
| For Cork City, v. William Trant Fagan, esquire, deceased. |
| For Norwich, v. Right hon. Viscount Bury, Comptroller of the Household. |
| For Monmouth County, v. Colonel Edward Arthur Somerset, Chiltern Hundreds. |