The Express.
London, England, 1852-07-19 00:00:00

DiNBIGHSHIRE.
The adaieddhs ka this county took piles on Fri-
day IMO Daval",
emu Tomnott ,
it a shod rirrach. Pro-
posed
llea **Ran. es it and proper poem for
the selpOtesta el
B. W. Worms, of sa
awsis mowed the lmi-
Lir
wades.
Joint Hisserox, of Plea Heaton Zen.. WePessd Si,
Wathin Wye% Bart., ma Heaton,
Noosed repreesata-
ties for the ossaty of Dashigh.
Twotted LLOYD FIRMID7OII, of Plea Power, Esq.,
seconded the aconiostles.
ar iffssi.ux LLOYD aminered Coked Robert Myd-
delfts ilddolph fa a of ososidorable ability, whit&
was nee ewth ohoored.
Josue KA of , Esq., entended the .tune
ties et Oohed
The three eesdideese eat eeverally addressed the
einem, Wesel Iliddnigh ~rag Woolf • e•ppeseer of
Lad John IteneWs edubielentiea, sad ea 'dream of all
Weird neeinuese dw She bank of may end sway elms of
Esegle,n tie Mall sides. lir W. W. Wynn end the
Li Ll:ebylegel, mad tteslirind 16.1 g
tlieaagbitel:r.arterlig
atenwpt Is subvert the Engliek senslliatko. They maws,
however, that they were samurais to a re•insposltioa of
tie emu laws.

TirfeeTre.ailf *fops*, was sisengly (wont of the
liberal Oar Watkin aril Mr. Begot were fre-
quentlahroserailad by Irbses, shoals, &c., and at times
weld meted.
Woe No draw of bask was takes, J. Jocelyn Foulkes,
in.. Isis X.P. for Marlesfisld, and
other Mimed the . Mr. Williams in particular
was loudly and oath cheered.
The ilettawr then called for • show of hands, which
was easaklerahly in favour of Colonel Biddulph. The
Sheriff declared in favour of Colonel Biddulph and Sir W.
W. Wynn, but a poll was demanded by the friends of Mr.
Begot- The polling takes place on the 10th and 20th inst.
A very strong feeling exists in the runty with respect to
the issue of this election, the name of Sir Watkin power-
ing such a talismanic power that it is thought by some that
a friend of his (as Mr. Begot is) must be returned. On the
other head the liberal supporters of Colonel Biddulph ars
equally active and sanguine of success. Tho contest will be
a very severs one.

WEST NORFOLK.
The Domination for two representatives for this
division of the county took plats at Bwaffhana, on Batorday
last, et the Shire-hall.—The Hon. F. Baring proposed and
Mr. Caldwell seconded, the nomination of lir. W. Jlaige.—
Mr. A. Fontaine proposed, and Mr. Plate seconded, the
nomination of Mr. H. P. Bentinck.—Mr. A. Moist pro-
ftd, and Mr. F. Keppell seconded, Mr. A. Hamend.—
The High Sheriff having requested to know whether any
other elector had a candidate to propose,' and retseiving no
answer, Mr. VV. Beggs came forward to address the electors,
but the confusion was so great that not • sentence of his
=witch could be heard either by his friends or his opponents.
Mr. Bentinck also attempted to address the electors, but
with the like results. He pledged himself to support the
Earl of Derby's government.—Mr. Hassond nest came for-
ward, and said that he came forward to fight the battle on
principle, and give the electors the power of recording their
votes, instead °fallowing others to choose for them. He
would not pledge himself to support any government, but
what he would pledge himself to was dist he would
support thoso measures that were most beneficial to the in-
terests of the agriculturists, whether those measures were
brought forward by the Earl of Derby or Lord J. Hassell
A show of hands being taken for each candidate, the High
Sheriff declared it to be in favour of Mr. Beggs and Mr.
Hamond.—Mr. Caldwell demanded a pill for Mr. Ben-
dock, and the election is fixed for Tuesday and Wednesday
next. A vote of thanks was accorded to the High Sheriff,
and this most tumultuous assembly broke up. After the
nomination, the friends of Messrs. Beggs and Bentinek
dined together at the Crown Hotel.