The Express.
London, England, 1852-07-03 00:00:00

Percy, a near relative of the First Lord of the Admiralty.
The place ought in any new Retina Bill to be disfranchised.
Elections at Launceston are a mere farce.
OXFORDSiIiRF.—Mr. J. Sidney North, of Wroston
Abbey, Banbury, has come forward as a candidate for the
representation of this county. Ile says: "1 have every re-
, Hance in the administrathm of Lord Derby."
OXYOUD (CITY).—The Queen's proclamation for
dissolving pediment use read by the town clerk this
morning (Friday) on Cartel, and the mayor has fixed on
Tuesday next for the election. Sir William Pgge Wood,
Knight, and John Haughton Langstins, Esq., the two uld
mensturs an the only candidates. Beth gentlemen will
address the electors at the town hall this evening.
0170.11 D Utnyeasynt.—The election of two bar-
eness le repenset this university in parliament will cons-
manise M Batarikr, the 10th inst., immediately after the
dm An *inferring degrees. In ezpeetatiou that
Tr.Vga:sham will go to the poll, the bedmakers of many
et the colleges have received orders to prepare all the bed-
siums, and the other coil, ge servantsto be in attendance.
IiIINTINGDON.—The addresses of tho two present
les. mambo have been issued ; they are dated July 2,
falba& ask for a renewal of the confidence of the electors
sses men funnel task, as there is no semblance of opposition.
Cixxxcesren.—The nomination is fixed for Tuts-
end the poll for Wedniaday next.
BOt rttamprog.— he writ for this borough Br-
ined in Southampton on Thursday night, addrewed to the
Sigh Sheriff. That official, however, is in America, end it
Was handed to the Under Sheriff. l'roclamation was made
rinerilay hy the mayor and bailiffs of the town, who arc
ti• returning often. The nomination will take place on
Weilni slay next and the polling un 'f hunday.
ROCIIDALE.—On Thursday evening last a meeting
wee convened by circular in the Sessions Roum, Rochdale,
ter the purpose of considering the propriety of bringing out
•eandidate in opposition to Mr. Wall, the editor of the
NowonArinist newspaper. A deputation was appointed to
wait upon Sir Alexander Ramsey, who formerly contested
the borough, to allow himself to he put in numinAtion,
and, if he declined, Mr. John holy, of Stubby Lee, near
lineup, should be solicited. If Sir A. Ramsey consented
the intelligence would be communicated by electric tele-
graph, and an active eanvasseummeneed immediately.
LEICEATKR.—It is expected that the nomination
will be on Wednesday and the polling un Thursday next.
Lincoln Mercury.
WINDE:OIt, FRIDAY NIGUT.—The writ has just
been proclaimed by the town clerk, and the nomination is
fixed for Tuesday next.

ASHBURTON.—Mr. Moffatt, who has represented
Dartmouth for several years has retired from its represen-
tation, and is become a candidate here in the room of Col.
Matheson, who has resigned. There is no opposition, and
Mr. Moffatt will be returned.

BsaNsrArLa.—Two Derbsite candidates and one
liberal are in the field. The former are, Mr. Bremridge,
the late member, sad Sir W. Fraser, who has lately come
to reside in the town. The liberal candidate is Lord
Ebringsm, who comes forward in the room of his brother,
the lion. W. N. Foneseue, the late liberal representative.
The general opinion is that Lord Ebrington and Mr. Delim-
itate will be returned.
CRICKLADE.—It is now pretty certain that all the
candidates will go to the poll, unless Mr. Goddard withdraws
at the last moment, which is nut unlikely. Mr. Coke has •
strong claim upon dissenters, on account of his opinions
upon the subject of church rates, which he asserts are an un-
just exaction on all but members of the church of England ;
and he states his readiness to support any measure for re-
lieving all dissenting bodies frum liability to such rates in
Mature. From the liberality of his views on other subjects,
more particularly the extension of the 'While and the
ballot, he is also entitled to the wannest support of all true
reformers. His friends are numerous and intlueutial, and it'
is hoped that they will stand firmly by him in the approach-'
lag arduous struggle.— Wilts Independent.
SOCTU SIIIELDS.—Mr. Janice Mather has with-
drawn his candidature from this borough, the issue now
being between Mr. Ingham, Q.C., the tree-trader, and Mt.
U. T. Liddell, the Derbyite. The latter, though his sap.
porters have been very unscrupulous in intlinidatimase ee:
depending upon them, may aspect to be thoroughly
at the poll.
IYNEMOCTII.—Both of the candidates aga in lawn
awaiting the " tug of war." From the dramalanas at
some of the leading Roman catholies having, lads In
last few days, thrown in the weight of their Munn* ia
layout of Mr. lt. W. Grey, the free-trader, his position
considered to he safer than hitherto. The contest, however,
will be a severe one, though the free-trailers are sanguine
of success.
Piaei. -The new writs for the county elections,
says the Chelmsford Chrotiick of yesterday, are expected
to be received by the under-sheriff in Chelmsford this
morning, in which case proclamation will ho at once made,
and we understand that the nembiation for the southern
division is likely to be fixed fur Monday, the 12th inst. 11
this be so the polling will take place on the following Thum-
elapsed Friday, the two first days of the wise. Should
this arrangement be carried out the nomination for the
northern division, in which we hear of no opposition, will
be fixed for Tuesday, the 13th inst.
I'ETERBOROUGII.—The contest which has agitated
this city for the last month will, in the course of a few days,
be set at lest ; but what the result will be the poll alone can
determine, though the general anticipation points to the re-
turn of the two liberal candidates. There should be no mis-
take on this occasion on the partof any section of the liberal
electors. They might easily stultify themselves by en
ill-
considered vote, but not so easily repair the damage to the
cause of national progress, which would be the effect of such
a vote. Ihe question to be decided, stripped of all disguise,
is thie—shall the country be governed on the principles of
civil and religious liberty, or on oligarchical principles ?
Those who support Mr. Clifton vote for the curtailment of
popular rights ; and those who support the Hon. G. Fitz-
william end the lion. Richard Watson vote for equality of
privileges—for t' at policy which stone is calculated to up-
hold the institutions of this country.—Lineoln Mercury.
WORCESTER CITY.—The writ arrived yesterday,
sad the nomination is fixed for next Wednesday. There
will be • poll, • third candidate having suddenly appeared
in the person of Mr. lluddleston, barrister of the Oxford
Circuit, who in his address, just out, says :—" My prin-
ciples as • conservative are not unknown to you, but 1 am
entirely unfettered by the trammels of party. lam a de-
cided supporter of free trade, and prepared to oppose any
measure calculated to increase the prices of the necessaries
of life." lie also declares himself attached to the protes-
tant religion, and opposed to the grant of money to May-
nooth, is for local seltgovernmeut, for well-considered mea-
sures of reform, and an improved education of the people.
BODNIN.--On Thurday evening last, Mr. Charles
Sawle, of Restormel, son of Sir Joseph Sawle Graves Sawle,
Bart., announced himself as a candidate fur this borough,
with every probability of success. On the same evening
Mr. Lacy issued a retiring address. It is generally sup-
posed that Mr. Sawle and Dr. Michell will be returned.
PENRTN AND FALMOITTII.—Mr. Thomas Gwry
Baring, son of Sir Francis Baring, the First Lord of the
Admiralty in the late government, addressed the electors
both at Penryis and Falmouth. Mr. Baring is a decided
tibrral ; he is in favour of an extension of the suffrage—the
admission of Jews to parliament—would dispense with the
property qualification of members—end is a strong advocate
of the free-trade policy. Mr. Baring comes forward
strongly recommended by gentlomen possessing a large
interest in the borough and neighbourhood, and has, it s
said, made a most successful canvass. The tory candidates,
Mr. Gwyn and Mr. Freshfield, are still canvassing.
HELSTOi.—Sir Richard Vyvyan his issued an ad-
dress to the electors of this borough. Sir Richard is a de-
cided supporter of Lord Derby's government, and as yet
there is every appearance of llis being returned without
opposition. 'There is, however, • slight rumour that a libe-
ral candidate will come forward to conteat the representa-
tion of the borough with him.

The lays of nomination have also been Sled at the 101-
lowing places:
Ogronix COUNTY.—Monday, July 12.
LIVERPOOL—Tuesday, July 6.
NOTTINORAW—Tuesd, July 6.
NEWARK—Thursday, July O.
NOITINWASMAIIIRS (SOUTI)—At Newark, Thursday,
Ju_ly 15.
NOTTINOUAMSKIRE (Noaru)—At Mansfield, Saturday,
Jul_ 17.
FAST iturroun—Tuesday, July 6.
STOCIPORT—Thursday, July 8.
LOUCISTEII CITY-1 hlUlldg, July 8.
SaLroun—Tueaday, July 6.
Bunt—Thursday, July 8.
LAMBlTH—Thursday, July 8.
HERTFORD—Tuesdag, July 6.
HERTFORDSHIRE—Thursday, July 15.
TOWER LlAMLET6—Tuesday, July 6.
DavoNsalus (Nostu)—At South Mohan, Tuesday,
July 13.
Dtvoxsunta (Sourn)—At Exeter, Friday, July 16.
Nuawtcu—Wednesday, July 7.

THE

-POST-OPFICZ NOTIM—The fol-

lowing order was issued last night from the General Post-
office by the Pestmsster•Oeneral to all the provincial post-
masters : The parliament being dissolved, I have to remind
you that it is highly important that her Majesty's government
should be furnished with the best and earliest information I
front this department on the subject of the elections. The
Postmaster-General desires therefore that, in the event of a
poll for the election of members for the new parliament
being held at any pines within your delivery, or within the
' delivery of any of your sub-offices, you will inform me
without delay 14 what day the poll may be fixed, distinctly
stating the names of the candidates ; and you will after-
wards send me by ant post the state of the poll on each
day up to the moment of your despatch of your London
bag, sparing no pains to ascertain the same V) far as you
may be able to accomplish it without expense, the names of
the candidates end the numbers polled being clearly end
legibly given. Whin the poll is finally closed you will also,
of course, send me the names of the members returned by
the first poet, and the total number of votes polled for
each.

AIVTITECARIEs' HALL.—Names of gentlemen who
posed their examination in the science ant practice of
medicine, and received certificates to practise, on Tharp-
day, July 1, 18d2:—Janes lum M'lntioh ; liearge
; Itolart (Loudly. S. lielen'b.
Lanea.ll,.re. ; John Wink) n l'i,illips; William Harbor.",
Waiull:et, Lincoln ; (`barley William (lo udall ; Chrome
Moore, Tonbridge Well.; Donald Fraser,L,selun.