The Express.
London, England, 1852-07-28 00:00:00

THE IRISH ELECTIONS.

DtIILIN, JULY 27.
TYRONE.
Ihe c:,..tc the first day's poll yesterday was as fol.
:)..
2,872
I rr,t
ILams 877
t 1;1. net LUC% (lONS OF POLLA T LIITERDAY.
I • o‘l Col • TY.-11•11, 821 Ilruen, 883; Bushufy.
:.77. The sheriff declared Ball and Brain
ds el,. ted.
Ltl,l* tot•str.—Sir J. Foster Fitzgerald, 1,152; C.
trUnen, EN .1,111 Vandeleur, 1,139. The two first
a, re declared by the sheriff to be the aittir.g memben.
I.rtY atm COLNfy.—Hugh Lyons Montgomery, 617;
Jton Brady, :sit • Hon. Charles Clements, 510. The two
tint wtre accordingly declared elected.
Wiles:roan CIIV,ITY.—Nich. M. rowtr,l,4ol; John
Desolate, 1,221 ; llten. W. Hutchinton, 1,228. The sheriff
dedired Nich. 81. Power and John Entwistle, Esqrs., duly'
elected. - _ _

...i7II3FORD COVNlT.—)l9dahon, 2,239; George, 1,686;
Mourn, 1.330; Carew, 1,333; Nunn, 1,223. Meson.
Ill'Habon and George were declared duly elected.
7.111: DEFEATEDCANDIDATE FOR MIDDLE-

SEX AND TAE ELECTORS OF WOOO3TO-CIC.

The Marquis of Blandford has issued the following
alms to the eketors of Woodstock :

tientlinscn_,-1 have delayed addressing you untn the
contot which hu just taken place (or the representation of
the county of :giddiest: had been decided ; but I must no
101140 f withhold from you an account of the share which I
hair bad in that transaction. _

"On the 10h of July I received a requisition of 'aegis-
trsti s, fr,tholders, and electors of the county of Middlesex,
ulnas me to allow myeell to be pot in nomination at the
ensuing county election, and thus co-operate in an attempt
0p..,n which they had determined to rescue the county from
being represented by a gentleman whose conduct during the
last pariiament indicated that his principles were not in
saloon with those of a very large and influential body of the
electors, being, in their view, a negation of the protestant
and constitutional maxims on which the government of
this country should be conducted.
This was an appeal which 1 could not disregard with-
out an undue attention to my own personal ease at the ex-
pense of those very interests (thus menaced in a great and
.mportant constituency) as whose advocate 1 have ever
claimed the honour of your confidence. Not only was I
influenced by this consideration, but I felt that by the ree-
lection thus made of my name for the porpoises to which I
have alluded, a distinguished mark of approbation was con-
ferred upon me ;so that, while questions of such sea tad*
were at stake, 1, for my part, ought not to be unwilling to
meet the issue upon which the electors of Middlesex had
then to decide.

'4 That I,aue has now been determined, and in a mann
as satisfactory as, considering the circumstances, could rea-
sonably have been anticipated.
"The gentleman to whom I was opposed coalesced with
the other eandidate, and a result followed which may be ea-
lastly Dared to this combination, being en insignificant ma-
jority in his favour of 132 in a poll comprising nearly 9,000
yetis.

"Had the result been otherwise it would have been no-
emery for me to base resigned a connection with you
which has been one of uninterrupted cordiality, and which
shall ever have in its eft Ilection the happiest saeociationa.
I should also have remembered that it was se your represen-
tative that I had been enabled to adopt a parliamentary
course which has already secured for me the confident* of
sa considerable a body of the *lmams of the united
kingdom.
"The result, however, of this contest has not involved
the seemaity of a separation from you • and while this oc-
currence may serve to indicate that the principles which
you shore with me are those entertained equally by a large
proportion of the electors of are of the most independent
tonsutuincies of the kingdom, it will also be an 1116111111S01
to you that the same sentiments by which you have already '
known me will form the rule, and shape the cosine, of my
(state public life.
" weight is le be attached to the questions
at issue at the meant they he while indifference to sq
religion is tee mesh embed by the pies ef mike Isientien
to all, the ultra ffeeleitless efeffspagele
themes, strongly owl by men of
harrying both them ma tbeht to • psis. if
we ever actually sevivo wt. limo Medi be ilenaser
the proustaat religlem cite asses, oso des eeneillesional
liberty of the mildest Ainlaut sash illestrinio.
I was called upset to emit in middles • Mend. IMP=
show that it ham been weennolhily nab. while I, Dm my
part, entefoßy miles& Ihel,e• yens myswasbalwi. I can
still is parliammit rem* dl OM is seninelm se tesnetl•
tstional prog gem. soil sill is Mhos I Mat will be • soeseee-
fel resistants Me slimes mail* most otherwise be ulti-
mately subsoils, et civil snit religiose liberty and all
'oral happiness.
' I have the lionenr to be. gentlemen.
" Your obedient servant,
" Cbialchant, July 23 " ° BLANDFORD.

SHOCKING COLLIERY ACCIDENT.
NOTTINGHAM, TOSIDAL
A shocking accident occurred thin morning, at
th. pas of Lord Mrddlotoa, at OM Rodlord, about two
mars bon Notturshara ; tiro portionless or width are to
fodow

Attest ball-pat nine teas* this wean hale ef tlo
Whirs wbe had been working la the pit se owed. eased
Wiilia Beam, Willis. Basase, Atha Ideakaafts. and
Witham wia, Wend he age ( wet tod
wed ite theßeli pupae of drama. ap wada Main data Ce
um), te be taken to he top ein the pit. Everything 'p-
Cranne When, imam, they bad rewhed a
eV of between forty sad Ely feet, the ewe to
which the cage was atiwited soddenly
and the whole of the witerweate sees wen=
to the bottom of the pit. Assistants Ina haw
diatrly rendered by those at week is the pit, sad •
Enemas was instantly demote:badWilliams of 144.
Ingham. It was. bewevm, aa boy Mean all the "sh
waste fellows ee•M be got est.
Williams Robbers was wand le the crilw.u.,
ton, dale by, la • awl jatendane ash,
et sere bruises all over Ids 111•111111 11191111.
antly bruised, and was ea W the liellinstais 0111111111111
hammy,. Husbands and Bower wpm him to hair
homes near the pit. AU the nes wee awned, awl law
faradien

Robinson remains in a most eritkal paddra, Wteseram
being doubtful. The pit Is arty-srvea ywar amp, sod as
weident of a similar nature has warred dam kr operas
of twists years.

StislMurcz TELEGRAMS Barium 111101 AND
Asir };room.—TM areasipsissis l l Isareaskai es ant-
int mew of talepapine sinsmisidlos with deo sislinst
of Europe by warowine rewnehlw Wilke te the win be-
turns Dover asil Oda, Las p=r The dial ill
wires for this pumps, sus sow wenwei with
their insulating own pordra, rho storieriedwirlg
the Gotta Paella Cesisay la the City:waid, wings
aso picked up is tiL beim mid AM. didesr:
*at by railway to the who rope yeas et Mown
at Gateshead, and there covered vi Yen win
AS rapidly as the resources of the enonowtost will peentit,
to as to allow of the cables beim enbneesei wont ninth,
when it is intended te Ink sae raw bienetbebossa
Harwich Lad Holland, easeter between wor nil
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SUCCEnnett, ...J Monday last, thamenons
ea the l'enaber Branch Railway Week off workosii de-
wiandtd that their wages be advanced to four laiMilp per
day ; this being acceded to by the contractors, the miens
massed their work on Tuesday morniage—Jhesilariend
Nests.