The Express.
London, England, 1852-03-09 00:00:00

THE ELECTIONS.

Ilaistot.—A meeting of inAuential liberals was
geld yesterday looming, at the rooms of the Liberal Re-
gistratioa Amociatiou, at which it was arranged to hold a
meow of the cutler liberal constituency es this (Tuesday)
emote, at the great public rooms, BreedmeaL The an-
imism that there will be no oppositiess4 ground,
;burgh a bill in bloc ink has been waned. aloe the
electors to withhold their votes. It is e that both
Mr. Berkeley awl Mr. Lingtra will address the meeting tw.
Bight.
CA3lnittP6i:.—Tho liberal electors bad a ranting
lest week, at which it was unanimously resolved be aspect
)fir Shaw Ail.or, at the forthcoming elegem. egma with
@qua unaainsity determine,' not to support the ilea. W. I.*
g.iapbe U. ',base votes have caused greet 1111 to
th, else tors. Mr. Movratt, the present wewsbee /se Pal.
south. hes been invited to meet the electors; and a meet-
*: he, been convened for this (Tuesday) its lag, at the
7,„„, nail. which the hoe. gentleman will rues. Mr.
gerpant Clianuell is spoken of as a emboli..
Calluallitia l:NlCtitsrrY.—ln the nalvereity there
am meOw; Mks against both sitting members, and the
shoo• of either retaining his seat depends (in ease of as
opposition) spun several eonsideratime. Mr. Uoulburn's
perelanty contiuues on the wane, and it may be stated
without tear of contradiction that Mr. Wigram has not
reale,ithe anticipation. formed of him. It is stated, how.,
imer that the dolmans. elsagriued by the defeat of their
tandolate in the cont.-t (fur contest it was. though there
date no poll). between Mr. M wears and Mr. Cowling, have
determined to stand aloof. If they do so it is hardly pro-
bable them will be any strenuote. opposition to the present
nand. rs ; and it is not unlikely, bee Agile college interests
to ywidet as tar as rtUrfail rlit.C2l feelings here, and the
3elinians are noted fur„ *tithing by their toundatiou." In
the ta..nt el their interferenee they would, doubtless, insist
open a candidate. 01 their own. .onl then the same difficulty
will occur as before.as they 1.411 hardly abandon Mr. Cowling
U that getIIICUI4II goners • to .;,,n,l,
(II t ril Isi. Within the last few days, Sir
Freehold' siuith, the Lite commanding engineer at this,
pr,,,on. h., h,.....heiting the suffrages of the electors of
lb, horon.h, r. a rapil..l.,t. to represent them in puha-
si. rat at the nest central election.
Iltatixialimtlitr- -Mr. King King and Mr.
limiliry, the U.S candidates for this county in the pro-
le ennui-. intent. are Mel eanvaming the county together.
At It,. and I,iblary they met with much oppositiun and
at the termer place, on Thursday last, were gems; in-
sulted. At la aura. they were toilowed from door to door
by a moh arnica with a piece of meat enveloped in cize,
and elevated en the to; of a pole. Another mana
dindeutive loaf on the end of a stick, which he perti•
seriously carried before the candidates.
LIICESTFJL—A correopundent says, that in addi-
tiOL to the letter preve.wle published in reply to the
incitation to Sir Jcsliu e AVslni.ley to stand for this
h. 0u....h et the u at election. It. Gardner, Esq., has also
e,.i. 'oiled lasourardy to the liberal requisitionists. So that
%h. re is carry prospect that these two gentlemen will again
occurs that peeition which the torieseo sham. fully removed
111.1211 nm. and will again receive that " good name" in the
onstituenry, of which their reckless opponents sought to
s't'ub" them, although it tended not in the least to "enrich"
their own party.
M.‘losivat..—We art new' in a position to state
that the only emdidates likely to be brought forward at the
mat tit coo* for the borough of Maidstone, are Mr. George
Ite.:4.oue of our pre. fit member., and in conjuaction with
Inin. Mr. .1. 31. Fetter Lurie.—Susser Erma:.
.N..lt r II LINVOLNSIIIRE.—Sir Montague Cholmeley,
the - whiz peon etiount " member, addressed a very large
holy of the tenant farmers at liarton-npon-liszther rester.
:lay afternoon. There were about 300 proant. The hon.
as mlo, is chief objects appeared to be to Ethan himself
hoes the stricture, which bad been made tips his con-
duct by Mr. (Janke; Stanhope and his fries& holm that
reathman's canvass. Ile declared that be MS •1111176
tntweast, sad appealed to his own his oiling
pars tat political life as an earnest of his Is the.
e elect. Ile felt strongly with the new and
Month be had been brought up in the Is lar
mrs=
dwell not give them any factious opposition ; bet it
brought forward the question of protection, as lie
they weuld do, in ouch a shape that it might be definitively
settled, he would on that point most cordially support thou.
ho peovocation or slander should prewas hies ben glebe
*Lem a fair awl honest trial. Us she bind his himelits
of outing for the repeal of the M ; sal id*
hard to the intimation of Lord rMarly wrisered to the
education question, he stated that he would sat Mineent to
soy regulation. us to the parochial whisk Mould
h ,ad to damp the seal of the body.
Mr. Beale, Stanhope is prosecuting an active 111111.110.
NtAllitOKUl:6lll.—The Earl of Mulgrave eldest son
of the Marquis of Normanby, who was defeated at the last
election of this borough by Mr. O. V. Y aassgg. les seaseaccd
L. it, et:oe to stand for the fepstreMYiia Is the neat
tawny. Mr. Young will mina and esti& the reprearn-
ti...uri of Caoshridgeslum.