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

THE PRESS.

WA',Lin:man—The Liberals have been unsuccessfully
active. Four or five candidates have appeared and have
retired. One at length, a Mr. Sartorious, without much
hope of success, is to contest the borough with Mr. Matins,
the respected Conservative candidate.
WALSALL-Mr. H. Marshall (C) will contest the re.
election of Mr. Chas. Forster (L)
IVAnwtcx—Sir C. Douglas (L) intends to oppose Mr.
Repton (C)
Waarnait—Colonel Barton (C) and Mr. Calcraft (L)
are candidates

IVESTBURY—Mr. James Wilson (L) retires. Sir AL
Lopez stands on Conservative interests
WEYMOUTH AND MELCOMBE R. J. R. Camp-
bell IL) is a candidate _

Wu:is (SOUTH)—Lord H. Thynne is a oandiiate.
WINDSOR—Mr. W. Vansittart (C) will contest the eke.
tion.

WoncEsTEß—Mr. Alderman Sidney (C) is in the field.
Yaamotrrn—Hon. C. 8. Veteker (C), Mr. T. M'Cul•
lagh (L), and Mr. E. W. Watkyn (L), are candidates.
YORKSHIRE ( NORTH RIDING)—The Hon. J. Dundas
(L) is a candidate.

•
Yoaxio tag (WEST &DING )-Mr. Cobden retires.
Lard Goderich and Mr. Denison (C) will probably be
retnrned.

Yons.—Sir W. Milner (L) retires.

IRELAND.

The following will probably be contested :

CARRICKFERGUS—Mr. M`Mechan, barrister, Mr. Mao-
donotigh, Q C., Mr. C. Dclibs (C) , and Lteutenant•Colonel
Ferguson. are candidates.
CASHEL.—M•. W. F. Lodge (C) will oppose the return
of Sir T. O'Brien, Bart. (L)
CLARE (Couirry)--lt is believed that Mr. O'Brien will
retire. The new candidates are Mr. L. White (L), Lord
F. Conyngham, Mr. P. Creagh, Mr. Skerritt, and Mr. F.
Calcntt.

CLONMEL—John Bagwell (L) will be opposed by Mr. S.
C. Moore (C)

CotEttAilm—Dr. Boyd (L), it is said, will be returned,
vice Lord Naas (C), who goes to Cockerrnouth..

DROGHEDA—Mr F. Brodvan (C), of Piltown-house, con-
tests the return of James M'Cann (L)
DUBLIN (Courcrrl—Sir Charles Domville (L) and Sir
John Kingamill (L) oppose J. H. Hamilton (C) and Lieut.-
Colonel T. E. Taylor (C)
DUBLIN—Mr. J. Reynolds (L) proposes, without hope of
success, to stand against the present Conservative mem-
bers.

DusuAnvom—John Francis Maguire, L. Mr. Sergeant
Berwick (C) is expected to oppose the sitting member.
FERMANAGH (CousTY)—Mr. 3. G. Porter (L) is a
candidate.

GALWAY (CouNTT)—The new candidates are Lord Dunlo
(C), Mr W. H. Gregory (C), and Mr. D. Kirwan.
GALWAY—Mr. Blake retires. Lora Dunkellin (L) is a
candidate.

KILKENNY (Couxrr)—Hon. A. Ellis, brother of Lorl
Clinlen, is a candidate.
KILKENNY—MichaeI Sullivan, L. Mr. H. F. Devereaux
(L) is a candidate.
Lnineita—Mr. Richardson retires, and Mr. Richardson,
of Lambeg, is a candidate.
LONDONDERRY (COUNTY`—Sir H. H. Bruce, Bart., Mr.
S. M. Greer, Mr. Peel Dawson, Mr. Scott, the High
Sheriff, and Mr. Alderman Humphery, are spoken of as
candi lates.

LONGFORD (Conwv)--Colonel H. White (L) is a candi-
date. Mr. Hughes retires, being appointed to the vacant
Mastership in Chancery.
Lcurm (Contra)—The following are spoken of as
M'Clintock, of Drumcar, and Mr. R.
M. Bellew.

MALLOW-Mr. H. Windsor (T 1 C) will oppose the return
of Sir C. D. J. Norreya, Bart. (L)
MAYo (CouNtv)—There will probably be a shcrp contest
between Mr. Moore (L) and Mr. Roger Palmer, the Con-
servative candidate.