NORTH WARD. Richard Hammond 108 William N. Burroughs 99 Abraham Sewell 94 Charles George Doughty 91 Benjamin Sherrington 90 E. H. L. Preston 89 MARKET WARD. Simon Cobb 135 William Johnson 134 William Hammond 131 Benjamin Cobb 129 Edward N. Clowes 128 Edward Sewell 124 REGENT WARD. John Brightwen 98 Samuel Palmer 98 S. C. Marsh 98 Joseph Tomlinson 98 C. Davie 97 Benjamin Dowson 95 ST. GEORGE’S WARD. C. Sayers 91 W. Grave 91 George Penrice, M.D. 91 W. Barber 91 H. V. Worship 90 Thomas Lettis 89 SOUTH WARD. G. D. Palmer 147 R. P. Kemp 137 George Garson 127 M. Butcher 124 John Symonds 122 Samuel Robinson 118 GORLESTON AND SOUTHTOWN, OR ST. ANDREW’S WARD. J. S. Bell 115 Thomas Hammond 111 J. W. Dowson 105 William Barth 101 Hezekiah Martin 91 P. Stead 87 It is a matter of great congratulation that 34 out of the 36 Councillors are Reformers. This election was conducted with tranquility. Devoutly it is to be wished that parliamentary elections were managed in the same way. The laborious portion of our population had no inducement held out to them to lose a single hour. It is a little curious that Mr. William Prentice—that very Mr. Prentice who made so conspicuous a figure in our election parliamentary investigation, proved one of the most formidable antagonists with whom the Liberal candidates in the town had to contend.” Jan. 7th.—The first meeting of the Reformed Corporation is reported as follows:—