The Press.
London, England, 1857-03-21 00:00:00

THE PRESS.

WARRINGTON—GiIbert Greenall, C
WARWICKSHIRE (Nonni )—Charles N. Nominate, C;
Richard Spooner, C
WARWICKSHIRE ( Sotrru)—Lord Guernsey C; Evelyn
P. Shirley, C
WESTMORLAND—HOW. H. C. Lowther, C ; Eal of Bee-
be, C
WELLs—Right Hon. W. G. Hayter, L ; Captain H. H.
Jolliffe, C
IVENtoes —Right Hon. G. C. W. Forester, C ; James
Milnes Gaskell, C
WHlTBY—Robert Stephenson, C
WHITEHAYEN—Robert Charles Hildyard, C
WlGAN—Colonel Hon. James Lindsay, C ; Joseph
Acton, L
WILTS (NORTH)—Walter Long, C; T. H. S. S. Est-
court, L C
WOLYEIIHAMPTON—Right Hon. C. P. Villiers, L; Thos.
Thornely, L
WOODSTOCK—Martinis of Blandford, C
WORCESTERSHIRE (EAST)—Captain lion. G. Rusbout,
C ; J. H. H. Foley, L
WORCESTERSHIRE (WEST)—Frederick Wynn Knight, C ;
Viscount Elmley, C
WlLTON—Edmund Antrobas, L C
WlNenEsi.En—John Bonham• Carter, L ; Sir J. Buller
East, Bart., C
Wycomuz—Sir G. H. Dashwood, Bart., L ; Martin
Tucker Smith, L
YORKSHIRE (East Riding)—Lord Hotham, C; Captain
Hon. A. Buncombe, C

The following seats will probably be contested, or
be represented by new members :
LONDON—Mr. Masterman retires. Mr. Crawford (L),
Mr. R. Carrie (L), Alderman W. A. Rose ( L), and Mr.
Duncan Dunbar (L) are candidates ; while L Ord John
Russell (1.), Sir James Duke (L), and Baron Loths•
chill (L) present themselves for reelection.
WESTMINSTER—Mr. Westerton (L), of Knightsbridge,
and Mr. J. Carter Wood (L C), brewer, are candidates in
opposition to Sir John V. Shelley (L) and Sir De Lacy
Evans (L) . .

FlNS;lllRY—Alderman Challis retires. Sergeant Parry,
Major Reed, Mr. Wakeling, and Mr. Cox, all Liberals, oiler
themselves as candidates. Thos. S. Duncombe (L) pre-
sents himself for re-election.

TOWER HAMILETS-Mr. Charles S. Butler (L) will be
opposed.
SOUTHWARK-Mr. Apsley Pellatt (L) retires. Mr. John
Lock, City Pleader, and Mr. Sergeant Ballantine contest
the vacancy.
LAMBETH-Mr. Ronpell (L) will contest the election.
MTDDLESEX—R. Bernal Osborne (L ) retires. The lion.
G. llyng (L) it is believed offers himself.

ABINODON—SeveraI candidates have offered themselves.
Mr. Dimsdale (C) has entered the field, and we have
reason to believe with every prospect of success.
ASHBURTON—Mr. J. W. Astell (C) contests the return
of Mr. Muff.tt, with every prospect of success.
AYLESBURY—Mr. T. T. Barnard (C) will undoubtedly
be returned with Sir IL Bethell, Attorney General

BARNSTAPLL—.CoI. Buck retires, and Mr. Jas. Taylcr,
jun. (L) and Mr. J. Laurie (C) are candidates. Mr. R. S.
Guineas (C) presents himself for re-election.
BATH- —Capt. Scobell retires. Sir A. H. Elton, L ; Mr.
Whateley, Q.C., Mr. W. Hunt, (L) and Mr. A. Way ( C ) will
conte4 the election.

IlEatimants—Lord Geo. Paget retires, and Mr. W. 0.
Stanley (L), present member for Chester, stands in his
place.
Ilzoroun—Mr. Thomas Barnard (L) will oppose Cap.
tain Stuart (C)
BERWICK•ON•TWEED-Mr. J Forster retires in favour
of his father, Mr. M. Forster (14, who is a canlinlate.
Captain C. W. Gcrdon (C) will contest the scat, with every
prospect of success.
BEvEitia:v—Mr. Auchmuly Glover will contest the
election.

BODMIN—The return of Mr. Mitchell (C) is certain.
Mr. H. Lewis, " Liberal " at Abingdon, contests the second
seat at liodmin as a " Liberal Conservative." We wish
him success.

Blum.°tw—Mr. Milligan retires. General P. Thompson
is a candidate.

BuinsouT—Mr. W. Heygate (C) contests the return of
the sitting members.
BLLIOHTON—Mr. W. Coningham I.) contests the return
of Lord Hervey (C)
IiIItDPORT-Mr. Heygate (C) is certain to secure the
second seat here, the electors being resolved to reject Mr.
Mitchell's nominee, Mr. Hodgson, L

BURY ST. EDMUNDS-Mr. liardcastle (L) has been put
forward to contest the return a the sittiug members, but
without hope of success.

CASHIRIDOE—Mr. Mowatt retires. The new candidate s
are Mr. J. Hibliert (L), Mr. K. Macaulay, Q.C. (C), and
Mr. A. Steuart (C) The contest will be spirited. The
return of Mr. Macaulay is Rafe.
CANTERBURY—CharIes M. Lushington (L C), Right
Hon. Sir W. M. Somerville, Bart. IL ), Mr. C. P. Cooper,
Q.C. (L), Hon. H. B. Johnstone (C ), and Mr. P.trkitt
Taylor, are candidates.
CARRDIET 13,41OUGHR—Mr. Coffin will retire. Colonel
Stuart (L) is a candidate.
CARNARVON—Captain Griffiths (C) will be put forward.
CHATHAM—Sir Frederick Smith (C) will be returned.
CHEi.rENHAM—A great wish exists among the electors
to open out this family seat. We trust that a Conservative
will not be wanting.
CHESHIRE (NoßTH)—Lord Grey de Wilton (C) and
Mr. Aitoheson (C) have excellent prospects.
CHESTER—Hon. W. 0. Stanley retires to his pocket
borough. Earl Grosvenor (Li will no doubt be returned,
but he will be defeated in his object of waking Chester a
rocket borough by the resistance of Mr, Arch. Peel, C

SATURDAY)

CIRENCESTER-Mr. Mulling (C) will be returned. A
contest for the second seat will take place between the
Hon. A. Ponsonby (L) and Mr. Bathurst (LC ). Looking
at Mr. Ponsonby's antecedents, the electors will no doubt
prefer Mr. Bathurst.

CLITHEROE—Mr. Starkie retires, and Mr. T. Hopwood
(L) stands in his place.
CUCkERMOUTH—GeneraI Wyndham retires. Lord Naas
has issued an address.

COLCHESTER—Mr. Hawkins retires. Mr. Miller (C)
is a candidate for this vacancy, while Captain Paget, R.A.
(C), contests the election with Mr. Rebow (C)
CORNWALL ( EAST )-11rfr. Carew (C) will contest the
re-election of Mr. Robartes (L)
CORNWALL (WEST)—Sir C. Lemon retires; Mr. Tre-
mayne ( L) is a candidate.
Covittinty—Mr. R. Phillimore (L C) has addressed
meeting of 4,000 persons, and was received with great
enthesiusin. His prospects are decideilly good.
C3LCHESTER—Captain Paget's prospects are good. The
contest will be close, but a vigorous effort on the Con-
servative side will, we feel sure, be made, to atone for the
surprise at the ]sat election.

6ENBIGH BOKOMHS-Mr. West (L C) retires, and Mr.
Mainwaring C) offers himself.
_

DERBYSHIRE ( SOUTH )-11r. Mundy retires. Lord Stan-
hope (C), offers himself, with every prospect of success.
1/Emir—Mr. Heyworth retires. Mr. W. James, Chan-
cery barrister, Alderman Moss, Mr. S. Beale (all
Liberals), are candidates.

DEvizEs—Mr. Heneage retires ; and Mr. S. W. Taylor
(L), and M. 1). Griffith (L), are in the field.
DEVOSPORT—GeneraI Sir George Berkeley, C ; Sir
Thomas Erskine Perry, L. Mr. J. IVilson has issued au
address.

DEvos (Nowrif)—Mr. Buck and Sir T. D. Adana
retire. Hun. Mr. Tretusis (C) ant Sir S. Northcote (C)
become candidates.

DOVER - Mr. Rice and Mr. B. Osborne, the Liberal
eandidates, will be met by Mr. G. Hope and Sir G.
C.eik, the Conservative candidates.

Duotzr —Mr. Sanders (C) replaces Sir S. Nortbcote,
who has gone to North Devon.
EVESHAM-Mr. W. Malins (C) will contest the return
of Mr. Holland (L)
EXETER—Mr. R. Gard (C) will succeed Sir J. Duck.
worth (C), who retires.

FLINTSIIIRE-Sir S. Glynn (C) will probably wrench
the county from Mr. Mostyn, L
GLAMORGAN-Mr. Edward Vaughan (L) Mr. H. H.
Vivian (C), M.P. for Truro, and Mr. G. Morgan (C) are
candidates.

GLOUCESTEII-Sir B. W. Carden (C) has met with
gratify ing success in his canvass.

GRANTHAM—Hon. F. Tollernache (L C) opposes Lord
M. W. Graham. Sir G. E. Welby retires, and Mr. W. E.
Welby (C), his eldest son, stands in his place.
GREAT GRIMSBY—Lord Worsley (L) has been invited
to oppose the Earl of Annesley (L C ), though without any
hopes of success.
GUILDFORD—Mr. W. Bovill (C), Mr. Austen (L), Mr.
G. Ontilow (L), and Mr. T. J. Thurlow (C). are candidates.
HANTS (NORTH)—Mr. HACti (L) is named as a
date in the room of the Right Hon. C. S. Lefevre, who
retires.

RANTS (SOUTH)-Mr. Compton retires, and the Hon. It.
Dutton (C) stands in his place. Sir J. C. Jeuvoise, Bart.
(L ), is also a candidate.
Ilitewtett—There is now no doubt of the success of the
Conservative cam:idates, Mr. B. B. Green, and Captain
Jervoise.

HAVERFORDWEST—Mr. Philipps (L C) will be opposed.
by Mr. W. Rees IL)
HEurionn--Sir M. Farquhar (C) will contest the elec-
tion with Mr. T. Chambers (L)
HONITON—Major S. Wortley (C) is canvassing with
great success. _ _ .

HORSHAM—Mr. Scott (C), Deputy Chairman of Brighton
Railway Company, opposes Mr. Fitz (L)
HULDERSFIELD—VISCOMA Goderich changes to the West
Riding. Mr. Akroyd is a candidate.
teswtctt—Dl r. Cobbold (C) and Mr. Selwyn (C), son•in-
law to Lord Lyndhurst, are certain to be returned.
ISLE 07 WlGHT—Colonel F. Vern. Harcourt, C. Mr
C. Clifford (L) is a candidate.

NENT (VEsl)—Mr. James \Vhatman (L) is a can-
didate.

KIDDERMINSTER-Mr. Boycott (C) contests the return of
the Right Hon. Robert Lowe (L) By the la'est accounts
Mr. Boycott's canvass has been highly successful
KISosTON•ON•HCLL—Mr. Seywour retires. The Hon.
F. Denison is a candidate.

KNAIIESBOROVOR—Mr. Westhead (L) and Mr. Collins
(C) are candidates.

LANCASHIRE (NORTH)-Mr. Heywood retiree. Sir J.
Yorke Scarlett (C) is a candidate.

LANCASTF.R-Mr. Greene retires. Mr. It. Gladstone (C),
Mr. It. B. Armstrong (L), and Mr. W. J. kiarnett (C) are
candidates.

LEEDS—Sir George Goodman retires. Mr. F. Caibutt
(L) and Mr. R. Hall (C) are candidates. _ _

LEICESTERSHIRE (N olini)—Mr. Frewen opposes Lord J .
Manners.

LEICESTERSHIRE (SOUTH)—Sir H. Milford retires, and
Viscount Curzon has become a eanditlate.
LziczsrEE—Mr. J. Harris (Li contests the election.

UnarmsTza—Mr. Wellesley (C) contests the election.
LEWES—Sir C. Blunt (C) and W. H. Peters are can.
diilates.

LINCOLNSHIRE ( NORTH)—Right Hon. 1L A. C. C. Nisbet
Hamilton (C) retires.

LINCOLNSHIRE (SOUTH)—lord Burghley stands for
Northamptonshire (North), and Mr. Willson
candidate.

Lisiczatn—Hon. A. Gordon (L C) opposes Mr. Grey.
LtvzuoooL—Mr. Charles Turner (C) contests the return
of Mr, Ewart.

MARCH 21, 1857.

LUDLOW—Lord Powlett retires, and Mr. 13. Botfield
(L C) is the candidate.
Lvmsovos—Mr. Hutchins retires, and Mr. A. Mackin-
non ( L) is a candidate.
MAIDSTONE—Mr. Whatman retires and stands for the
Western Division of Kent. Mr. Beresford Hope (C)
and Captain Scott (C) have every prospect of success.
MALUON—Mr. J. S. Western (L ) and Mr. M•Enteer
(L) ere put forward, though without hope of success,
against the sitting members, Mr. Peacocke and Mr. J. P.
Moore, Conservatives.
MANCHESTER—Sir J. Potter (L) contests the return of
Mr. Milner Gibson.
MoxmotTru, &c.—Crawshay Bailey, C. Mr. Thomas
Brown is a candidate.

NEWPORT (ISLE OF WIGHT)—The return of Mr. Ken-
nard (C) is certain. Mr. Massey retires, atter a vain
attempt to secure his re-election. Alderman Rose (L C)
will be returned for the second seat.
NEWARK—Mr. Handley (L C) and the Earl of Lincoln
will probably replace the sitting members, who retire.
NEWCASTLE•UNDER-LYNE Mr. Christy (C) and Mr.
Jackson (LI are again in the field. A second Conservative
candidate, Mr. Riley, has started, and with excellent
prospects.
NORFOLK (EAST)—H. Negus Burroughes and Sir Henry
.J. Stracy, Bart., have tetired. General Windham and
Mr. Buxton are the Liberal candidates.

NORFOLK (WEsr)—Mr. Bagge retires. Viscount Bury
(L), eldest son of the Earl of Albemarle, and M. B.
tiurdon (L) are candidates. _ _ .

NORTHALLERT ON—Hon. E. Lascelles (C) will oppose
Mr. Wrightson ( L p
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ( SOUTH )—Lord Althorp comes
forward on Liberal principles.

NORTHAMPTON-kr. R. Currie retires, and stands for
London. The return of Mr. G. W. Hunt (C) is beyond
doubt.

Noawccx—Mr. Warner (L) retires. Mr. Schneider (L)
and Viscount Burr (L) are candidates. . .

NOTTINGHAMSHIRE ( NORTH )—Lord Henry Bentinck
retires. Lord Robert Clinton (L C) and Mr. E. Denison
(L C) are candidates.
OXFORD (CITY )—Mr. C. Neste, of Oriel College, and
Sergeant Gaselee offer themselves as candidates.
PRESTON—Mr. Parker (C) retires. Mr. Charles P.
Grenfell is a candidate.

PETERBOROUGH—Mr. G. H. Whalley (L) is a candidate.
PLYMOUTH—At present all is confusion• A Conserve..
tive candidate will appear shortly in the field.
PDNTEMACT—The return of R. Monckton Milnes (L)
and Benjamin Oliveira (L) will be contested by a Con-
servative candidate.

Poursmouru—The unpopularity of Viscount Monck
is so great' that Sir J. E. Dalrymple, Bart. (C), takes
the field, and has commenced a most successful and eu•
couraging canvass.
REIGATE-Mr. llackblock (L) and Colonel Parrott (L)
are candidates.

RLTFoRD EAST)—Mr. F. Foljambe (L) is a candidate.
RlPON—William Beckett (L C) and Hon. Edward
Lascelles (C) retire. J. A. Warm, Esq. (CI and J
Greenwood, Esq., (C) have been requested to stand.
ROCHDALE—Sir A. Ramsey (C) will be brought forward.
to contest the reelection of Mr. Miall (L)
ROCHESTER—Mr. Kinglake (L) produced so unfortu-
nate an impression in his canvass that a very general feel-
ing has been expressed in favour of two Conservatives.
Mr. Money (C) is already in the field.
SALTSBURT—Mr. Chaplin resigns Mr. M. H. Marsh
and Mr. James Campbell (L) are in the field.

SANDWICH—.IsOId C. Clinton retires. E. H. K. Hoo„es-
nen ( L), Lord C. Paget (L 1, and J. Lang, are candidates.
Sc►asonouon—Lord Mulgrave's seat is in jeopardy.
Dr. Hayford (C) has started in opposition to the noble
lord. The learned doctor has been ethusiastically re-
ceived, and is pressing an active canvass.
SHAFTESBURY—Mr. Portman (L) retires for Dorset-
shire. Sir Hugh Campbell will be put forward on the
Conservative interest.