The Express.
London, England, 1852-07-13 00:00:00

SOUTH HANTS ELECTION.

Our New Forest correspondent, writing again
yesterday, says that Lord Duncan and Ralph Etwall, Esq.,
win be the liberal candidates for South Haat', and that to-
morrow they will be nominated in opposition to Mr. Comp-
ton and Lord H. Cholmondeley, the tory candidates and
landlords' nominees. Lord Duncan is highly respected
in Hampshire, having sat for Southampton some years
since. Ralph Etwall, Esq., is a Hampshire man, and sat
for Andover for many years. He is much beloved amiz
the farmers. He is a thorough man of business, a
sportsman, and was au intimate friend of the late rd
George Bentinck. Ile is a free trader, and a
liberal in every sense of the word. It is be-
lieved that Mr. Compton will not engage in a
spirited contest, for fear ols the galling opposition from the
Foresters, and from the enemies he made in consequence of
his opposition to the Dorchester Railroad. As for Lord
Cholmondeley, it was with great reluctance that he was in-
duced to come forwitrd. There is, therefore, the best of
chances for the liberals. Mr. Compton will be severely
taken to task by the electors at the nomination, for his
conduct in parliament, and the utmost determination has
been come to not to submit to the insolent and overbear-
ing conduct of Mr. Sloane Stanley and others at the Mutt-
ings, and who invariably act as if they elected members by
personal right.

EDINBURGH (CITY).
The nomination took place yesterday, and the can-
didates brought forward were Mr. Macaulay, Mr. Cowan,
Mr. M'Laren, the Hon. 8. C. Bruce, Mr. Campbell, and
Mr. Dick.

PAISLEY.

At the close of the poll, the populace made
an attack upon the Saracen's Head Hotel, Mr. Hes-
tia's committee rooms, and smashed the windows. The
police attempted to suppress the riot, but were driven bath
by the mob. Several persons were injured. The Riot
Act was read, and the 33rd regiment were called out.

IRISH ELECTIONS.

DUBLIN, MONDAY EVININO.
DROGHEDA.

It was intimated this morning that t Sir W. Somerville
would not contest the borough._ A poU was proceeded
with, and np to 12 o'clock Mr. M'Cann polled 200, and at
6 o'clock Mr. M'Cann will be declared duly elected.

ATHLONE.

An account transmitted by a train which left Athlone
this morning at 11 o'clock, and which reached Mullingar at
halflast 2, gives the state of the poll at 11 o'clock this
morning—Keogh, 85 ; Laws, 10.

PORTARLINGTON.
Colonel Dunne wss returned this day.
GALWAY.

The nomination took place on Saturday, when Messrs.
M. S. Blake and A. O'Flaherty, the former members, and
Lord Dunk.llin were severally proposed and seconded.
The polling takes place on Monday (this day), and the con-
test will be a close and severe one, the opposition being
between Lord Dunkellin and Mr. Blake.

LIMERICK (CITY.)
The utmost excitement prevailed during the last week in
this borough. Desperate riots occurred there on Saturday
evening, when some priests and others, who were address-
ing a meeting of the friends of O'Brien and !'otter, were
attacked by a mob of Mr. Russell's adherents, and a violent
mei& ensued. A conservative paper, describing the affair,
says: " While addresses were being delivered a body of
men in Mr. Russell's interests made their appearance in the
Market-place, and commenced shouting for Russell and
civil and religious liberty.' It is said they were under the
influence of drink, but, all events, a desperate row ensued ;
stones were thrown, and missiles used. In the nick., the
Ray. Mr. Darrac, R.R.C., St. Michael's, rushed from
the platform Into the crowd for the purpose of quell-
ing the disturbance, and did all in his power to save
the Russell party from the violence of the infuriated
mob. In the struggle the Rev. Mr. Dame's interference
was misunderstood, and in consequence he was struck at
and knocked down three times. The Rev. Mr. Halpin and
Rev. Mr. Bourke were also treated with indignity, and the
aid of a strong body of pollee (over 200) had to be called
in to quell the disturbance. Several respectable electors
were grossly maltreated, and a number of persons were cut
and badly Injured. The congregated trades, as well ea the
leading Roman catholic electors, are divided. The trades
have passed resolutions that twelve guilds, with their ban-
ners, will accompany Mr. Russell to the hustings to-mor-
row; the other guilds assert that, if such be done, the
colours will he torn to fritters. This day the insult offered
to the catholic clergy last night was a theme of exhortation
and denunciation at all the chapels in the city. The cry is,
' Cheer up, and let this be another Arundel election.' "

THE NEW PARLIAMENT.

MEMBERS RETURNED
TO SERVE IN THE NEW PARLIAMENT.

Derbyttes.
Aberdeen
Abingdon
Andover H. B. Coles
Sir W. Cubitt
Armagh (borough) Ito.' S. Moore
Arundel
Ashburton'
Ashton-under-Lyne C. Hindle
Aylesbury
R. Bethel!
Banbury H. W. Tancrcd
Bandon
Barnstaple
Bremridgo
Bath Captain &obeli
T. Pbinn
Beaumaris
Bedford
Berwick M. Forster
J. Stapleton
Beverley The Hu. F. Lawicy
W. Wells

llewdlcy
Birmingham
0. F. Manta

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Blackburn W. Eccles
J. Pella:Won
Bcolmin
Bolton T. Barn('
J. Crook

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Boston B. B. Cabbell
fl. 11. Heathcote
Bradford R. Milligan 11. Wickham
Brecon Col. J .L.V . Watkins
Breconshire
Bridgewater
Bridgnorth Henry Whitmore
Sir It. Pigot
Bridport
Mnrrogh
Brighton Sir G. Trebel' Lord A. Hervey
Bristol! F. H. Berkeley
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W. 11. G. Langton
Buckingham
Col. Hall
Bury F. Peel
Bury St. Edmunds
Caine
Cambridge (hero.) K. Hameln
J. H. APtelt
Cambridgo Craven. U. Goulburn
L. T. Wigram
Canterbury II. P. Gipps
llon.B.Jolutstone
Cardiff
Cardigan P. Loyeden
Carlisle

J. Fergu.on
Carmarthen
Carnarron....
Chatham
Cheltenham
keley
Chester

Hon. W.O. Stanley
Chichester
Chippenham
Capt. Bolden,
Christchurch
It.N.
Cirencester Hon. A. G. J. Pon- J. IL Mullins
sonby
Clithcroe M. Wilson ~.
Cockermouth II. Aglionby Gen. Wyndham
Colchester

Lord J. Manners
Coleraine
Cork (city) Col. Chatterton
Perrier
Coventry Rt. Hon. E. Ellico
C. °each
Cricklade
A. Goddard
Dartmouth Sir T. Herbert
Denbigh F. R. West
Derby
Derbyshire, South C. R. Colville
Wm. Mundy
Devizes
Capt.N.Oladstone
Devonport
Berkeley
Dorchester
Dover
Downpatrick Hon. C. S. Har-
dingo
Droitwich
Dublin (city) E. Grogan
J. Vance
Dudley
Dumfries
Dundee
Durham (city) T. C. Granger
W. Atherton, Q.C.
Elgin, Banff, &c G. S. Duff
Evesham Hon. Grenville Sir H. Willough-
Berkeley
Exeter E. Divett Sir 3.T. B. Duck-

worth
Ere E. C. Kerrlson
Fifeshire
Finsbury Alderman Challis
T. S. Buncombe
Frame Colonel Boyle
Gateshead
Glasgow A. Bettie
J. Macgregor
Gloucester(city) Admiral Berkeley
W. I'. Price
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Grantham
Great Grimaby
Greenwich M. Chambers I'. Dolt
Guildford
J. Sell
Halifax
...

F. Crossley
Harwich M. Peacock.
D. Waddington
Hastings P. Robertson
M. Brisco
Haverford west
Helstone Sir H. R. Vyryan
Hereford
Sir R. Price

Hertford
T. Chambers

High Wycombe Bfr a:iihWoosi
M. T. Smith
Hotatou
Sir J. Weir Hogg
Horsham
Huddenfiald W. IL Stauefiold
Hull J. Clay
Viec. Uoderich

Huntingdon
T. Baring
Hythe B. D. Brockman
Invernees
;pawl&
Kendal
Kidderminster .
Kilkenny (City)
Kincardineshire
King's Lynn Visct. Jocelyn Lord Stanley
Kinsale
Kirkaldy Colonel Pergnson
Knaresborough
J. D. Dent
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[These three gentlemen polled each the same number.
There are two seats for the borough.]
Lambeth W. A. Wilkinson

W. Williiw

Lancaster
R. It=strong
Launceston Hon. J. W. Percy
Leeds

Right Hon. M. T.
Baines
Leicester Sir J. Wahnsley
R. Gardner

Leith
Leominster
Lewes
Hon. H. Brand

Lichfield
Lord A. H. Paget
Lincoln
0. F. Heneage
Lisburn
Liskeard R. B. Crowder
Liverpool
C. Turner
London

Sir J Duke
Baron Rothschild
Londonderry (City) Sir R. Ferguson
Ludlow
Lord W. Powlett
Lyme Regis
Lymington J. Hutchins Sir J. R. Census
Macclesfield
Maidstone
Malmesbury
Maldon
Du Cane
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Melton
Hon. C. W. Fitz-
williarn
Manchester T. M. Oibson
J. Bright

Marlborough Lord E. Bruco
H. B. Baring
Marlow, Great
Col. Knox
Mary Mona
Sir B. Hall
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Merthyr Biz J. J. Guest
Midhunt
H. Walpole
Monmouth Boro's C. Bailey
Montgomery — Pugh
Montrose, dtc.
Korpeth Hon. Capt. Howard

liberals. Derb)ltas.
Newark-on-Trent.. 0. E. If. Vernon

J. li. M. Sutton
Newcastle-m.l'pm . J. B. Blackest
T. E. lleadlam
Newcastle - under -
Lyue
S. Christie
Newport W. Bigots
W. N. Maim
Norfolk But B. Wodehouse
ft. Child
Northollerton
Northampton At. Hon It V Smith
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