The Express.
London, England, 1852-04-19 00:00:00

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TIIE ELECTIONS.

Art tsivenv.—At $ meetinghis heldinten t oui Wednesday
Mr. Houghton .innoenecit on to contest
a •li, hat a resolution sal want of confidence in him
almost unanimously. s'fbere sa no doubt"
•• that Laiscil will enter the
;Ai ,‘„
Blunt:oat Widni,day, a public dinner
us+„;, 6,0 ''l."r,' Mews and s,eliolefiefil,
seembly who, Si Well
.41., *dawned the large a, and
',lvo warm )T Tee* I 'ivied
•
haws. --On 'fburolay evening, Mr. Crook, one
ad. wend candidates. ad teemed the electors, mad • rem-
hi. principle., and of h.s fitness to re-
goo apron g
t toe borough. was unanimundy agreed to.
Frllttt.i Thompson M.P., and Robert
eiuted lioadfUrdo4l the Pith, and at•
Swum., •
et the ISSoS COSlftltd awl enthusiastic meetings
is Bradford. Each of the hon. gentlemen ad-
drool the insi nog, which resolved that they were worthy
of the i•osstitsit yat the nest election.
▪ Oct idit.fiv.- -Mr. Serjeant Chanel is in the field
prlre'l,lo.4 tr foe It,
111UN,t krt./. —*l here is considerable electioneer-
• in this borough The Hon. M. Fortescue
wuesoo
mole way tor his brother, Lord Ehrington, the
saki, lards chance uccess. it is said,
Thai ot,,,,iwaidale• t
are the rulit sitting in. mber,
t.
preeira..z.. Es. nd Sir
There reser. Both these gentle-
;ll, r cq.tioua ists.is a good eh anise, it m said,
Ire ar-t r free.trmle candidate.
l't 111.1 CL tt to, Ets Journal states
gat die ton. nquisition to Mr. Head has named out a
avenge I
('.Virtari.e.—Eleetion matters seem to be eon-
soh eonsiderahle spirit on hoth sides. Messrs.
Awn and Macau;,), • n the eons. rirtive, and Messrs.
%matt and Adiiir, int the side. have addressed
▪ tui,:s of tinge IN specliec Stlppeettill. Tuesday
leonine MT. MAC.intay ma,... a must el/berate statement to
gre If AST,. Ispini the iitle.t tun of free trade.
CtiiNti it Bootountos. The Carniarthes
▪ intimate. 'hat Mr. !oasis Jones, the conservative
candiditi , will certainly go to the poll against Mr. Vire
Loi
Claw infitessitlßE.—The death of Lord Dynorer,
seed the ..aceipis tit raisin.; of Cis Ilnn.Ornrge nice Trevor,
M . kof the county, to the pen, rage, his caused a vacancy
atete,n, and Mr. D Jones, of Pantglas, offers
candidate. Ili. athlresil iv past out. tic conies
Ulnae.; 441 onion., Tat iVe principles, and as • supporter of
lard Ite mad.
,Ciro).—The -bin direr published at
Parham states that its party hives !pined their differences,
sad int, iel to fight • united battle. Their candidate is
1,04 Vane, against whom is arrayed Mr. Ather-
ton. 11.0 Mr tiraimici one of the present liberal mem-
hem statute mina ; but Mr. Spearman has announced Lis
iatenti,.o in retiring.
Do% ee. —V tecount Cht•lcea having addressed the
elector. as a support' of the Derby bhuistry, has called
forth manifestoes 'nun the sitting members, Sir 0. Clerk
sail Mr. Raw. The local papers speak of his lordship's
caw as almost hapidio.
IW. Nultill9lll•E.--The reports as to the canva's of
liiddulph, the liberal candidate, were of the must
satistactity character. Sir Watkins NV. Wynn has
a brief note to the electors, in which he ileum:* him-
self from making a personal cotivass, on the ground of his
sprroachili.: marriage, which is hied for the 29th inst.
ExErva.—Although Sir Fitzroy Kelly has so un-
lit4l) eat the cow,natives of this ancient city, they are
determined not to be baulkid in getting a season! canditate.
It is nououred in the city that two distinguished conser-
vative 0,1 s• lent, n watt( d upon Sir F. Thes,ger, in London,
sad elf awl Ann the s, at, and that the learned gentleman,
having that morning reiiived • bill announcing the proba-
bility of s.l S:atteril Northcote's coming forward, exhibited
it to the ••da potation,- who stared with astonishment, for
the than! had been done by other gentlemen of the conser-
vative piny in the absence of their chiefs. Sir F. Thesiger,
it is unlirstood, declined the hawse. The bergesta:
nevertheless. are threatened with egalhwr isesinitnalkei
e4ili,i,te, soil it is understood that theaferessid gendsmse
have L.. n to the Carlton and other clubs to get a mem
1a ran C —T here arc three cantlin now in
Ik. told Ur. Berkeley adagios& dm eases% is Wale
ne,do . in the Town Hall. sad belinid Mad, ilimematis
N1C11.4011 of the elective franchise and vets by ballet.
In in,rocr to a question put to him by an etector, be
avo"...i his warm and utter hostility to the Militia Bill
now before parliament. The radicals have at :ength sac-
ceiJed in introducing a gentleman to the constituency
whose sentiments accord with their own, Mr. Serjeant
In his address to the electors, it will be seen that
be pledges himself to free-trade, household soffrage, vote
by ballot, short parliaments, financial economy, oboists
freedom of conscience, and law reform. As may be ima-
gined, this has created considerable consternation in the
tory camp.
i.vsliow.—On Friday afternoon a meeting of the
(Tirade of Mr. John Dennistoun was held in the Merchant"'
Hall, for the purpose of adopting a requisition to that gen-
tleman to offer himself for the representation of Olastrow
at the cumin; election. The meeting was respectably but
sot numerously attended. Os the platform were John
Tamar, Esq. ; Murray, Beg. ; Dr. Aitken,
Haiti. Beattie', M la. *tun, Ent.; James M'Clelland,
East.; Oeorge Rifling. Esq. ; John Aitchison, Esq.; Rbt
Homers, Msg.. Me. Mr. Robert Somers proposed • rtiolu-
ties to the effect that a requisition be presented to Mr.
Dennistoun, calling upon hise to offer himself at the nest
election, and pledging the merit* to use every means to
get it mimed by the electors. Also that a committee,
which was named, with power to add to their number,
be appointed to follow out the terms of the resolution.
la the seume of his epreeh, Mr. Somers said that the late
address of Mr. Macgregor might be considered tantamount
to• withdrawal, and there was consequently a vacancy in
the representation of the city, and he considered that of all
sea Mr. Dennistoun, on the ground of propriety and com-
mon sense, ought to be invited to all up that vacancy.
The friends of Mr. Macgregor must now admit that
they had formed • false estimate of that gentleman's abili-
ties and influence, and a peat injustice had been done to
Mr. Dennistoun, which it was the bounden duty of the
citizens to repair on the earliest opportunity. Mr. William
Murray seconded the motion, which was "parried unani-
mously.
GiTEMIZAD.—Mr. Ralph Walters, OM Of the
candidates for tiateehead, sends us a printed reedy to the
charges against him on the part of Mr. ilsw. The follow-
lag is the material portion of hie .seater SOISSIIIOWS : " As
to my veracity is the subject ennitooll of, Captain
Weatherley, the append hind of . Matt, will bear
testimony that I beefy ea the msell dtil sstYstlMim. std
that he coasals ma be malt el lisielsaiew Iridium to
Mr. Mutt, accompanied by • mass stateesset, at
the same to be all that wgentleman lad a Vito attesting
another. This downs' Wu Hutt keeps from his
printed statement. Mr. FLatt's first letter, of ne Bth inst.,
was delivered to VW WO 11111 Thursday 'main& net by Capt.
Weatherley, the satiterbed frivol of Mr. Rat. bat by •
messenger from the Olesettr r ollataa Mb= I
stated that I bad alibi Cepa& Wathieby.
Early the folioed.' Mesh& the soma letter, of the saw
date, reached Ine by IMMO, MISIIMPC. It is well bars
by all conversant Ia siblea of beaser, that whams pale-
sun places Megan ia tbe beads a • MlAlemmet abide
by the decision of that Mead ; SSA WOOMSMIT
assured me he was satisfied with the eigirah. *on I pee to
him, and which he eammitted to w
Hrit.nroith—Tha plvegint Mr. 11
Currie (conservative), sei Mt. Wiese (Shersl)aglateat
is the field. Mr. Thissfam, We inn madidate at the
'tech**, else ssefeele the testes/!. Oa Tuesday Mr.
Mangles abused the seabitimarg, sad 111. A. B. Oaslow
was attempted ft be bleoiesa en as soma liberal cab-
date. but he bawd Ws comelmsod.
reedar MOM Orilantea. Mr.
Holland, the liberal esmsher, Nam, but his place is sup-
plied by Mr. Ware, and Mr. Jabs Lake, jun. The con-
servative member, Mr. Ham slab was, mad is to have
as • collages Mr. Raberlem. Mr. Warm ma lb. Robert-
son wen the easessemia —ll'- es at tbs Ml shistisa.
ISLE or Naos!. —The liberal easikkies ere
meeting with the meet flittering and easeaew saw-
tion. On the other hand, Colonel Harcourt beNt a meet-
ing of his friends and supporters Wale Freemessee
Ryde, at which only 31 electors were wean sad la ear
electors.
LlsulialD.—Mr. Crowder, Q.C., the present repro-
imitative of Liskeard, visited the borough some weeks
sines, and called upon a number of the moat infinestial
electors. Early in the last week another candidate was
announced, in the person of Mr. John Elliot, the Lon-
don brewer. On Thursday Mr. Elliot tarried in the
borough, and on Friday be met the electors la the Town
Ilall, when he announced himself as a friend of Mr. Charles
Buller, and a supporter of the Earl of Derby.
ORKNEY AND SIIETLAND.—EDINBUROI7, APRIL
15.—bord Derby's Solicitor,Oesenl, Mr. Inglis, has re-
turned here not very well satiefia, it is said, with his can-
mooing tour is Nemo TAW*. At two public meetings in
Orkney-one at Streams'ss sad the ether at Kirkwall—in
spite of all his Onassis, ',savant WON put and carried
by acclamation, that he " wee eat •It penes to represent
the county is perliemest." Aug at Lerwkk, in Shetland,
his recepuen add net lave hem very gratifying, for he
limited MS Wean es only as day, returaag, in course of
pal, by the mail elenese. As Mr. 0. Loch, who went
dont to centwas se the Dadra mdtialseest and returned
some 10 days dos. le mileseesed is we withdrawn, it is
very likely that the thaw somber, Mr. Asians, will,
after all, walk Manses.
STltOrD.ww Lead Moreton, eldest son of Earl
Dude, is a candidate for Stroud. His keibilliji is at meat
at Malta, but be has written an adrift to the dean, in
which he mays lam an sikethasill lis (through
year sarrages) I may beams • seggseler if these liberal
=et seveerswee whisk Sive, by the liessiay of
lestsiosetalmetlemseidiespedqe , s us peeeshft te war ar
szatagal height ef pr
log Racism, ignewat el th hile
use Oedema, Ma be asighbear.es shaken
to thole beadatisan I me filly "ha to be
which bee Inds lm Illatand awn this esuntrylirerw t
has fed the bogey, seises& the Number of oar woven,
and materially limited die gamut prosperity of Eng-
Trnr-VOUTIL—Mr. 1128.T4iylor, of the London
Coal Exchange, snivel and somewhat unex-
pectedly in this boreask ma Thursday Haase.,
noon
ponied by Mr. Itiebeedera, • plasma arenas& with the
*hipping interest. toed • meant Y 1111111111111. Mi. Taylor's
committes was WM tesplibse Ad swim sod it is stated
that he doh 1111111111101 eliipieg his eau-

As Mr. TfTki!,

from the ialblellel Mlde wise is the Doke of Mirth;
amberiaalre egresti big et all likely to
meant the npressedilled with Mr. Orey, the
sada" amber, mmateee Ili am, give him up, eel
ea Yriday, emesagegM by a pore M shipowarn, he mos-
ateneed to rwesinedith• electors.
WALLINGPOir. Atikid Monism, the unsut"
restful liberal mmillidde at the beeelealleei ems, forward
with, this thee.* peeped et outesto. U. met tho
Conati IS link =di wee, as the whole, well
received, Mellellnilealf, owing to some per-
sonal dispute. tire Veil Mdiabmsd, was a somewhat
sternly our.