The Express.
London, England, 1852-07-09 00:00:00

XNARESBOROUGIL

The nomination of candidates for this borough took
place yesterday. There were four gentlemen who sought
the suffrages of the electors ; namnly, the two old members
—Mr. J. B. I'. Westhead and Mr. T. Collin% and 3$ J.
D. Dent and Mr. B. T. Woodd. _ _

The candidates having addressed the meeting, the ah w
of hands was taken and declared to be in favour of We !-
bead and Dent. A poll was demanded by their opponen s,
and the business concluded.

LEITH.

Yesterday Mr. Monerieff was nominated by Mr.
Miller, seconded by Billie Morrison ; . and Mr. Henderson
by Provost Phillip, of Leith, seconded by Provost Camp-
bell, of Musselburgh. The third candidate, Mr. Dickey,
was on the hustings, but could get no one to nominate him.
There was no show of hands. The polling will take place
this day.

ST. ANDREW'S BURGHS.
Yesterday Mr. Edward Ellice, jun., was nomi-
nated by Provost Playfair, of St. Andrew's, seconded by
Mr. Mitchell, of Cupar, and declared duly elected.

PLYMOUTH.
The nomination took place yesterday. Mr. Col-
lier, barrister, was' proposed by Mr. Burnell and seconded
by Mr. Brickham. Mr. B. Escott was
_proposed by Mr.
Hayeroft and seconded by Mr. Cadd. Mr. Charles Mare
was proposed by Dr. Butler, seconded by Mr. T. Stevens.
The show of hands was in favour of Mr. Collier and Mr.
Mare.

NOMINATIONS YESTERDAY.
PENRYN—Baring, Owyn, Fresh&ld.
HZIATONS—Vmaa, Stoner.

IRISH ELECTIONS.

DUBLIN, JOLT R.
Although, in an hour from the time at which I
write, the Sessions-house in Green-street will be the
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scene of a hotly contested election, preparatory to
which no effort has been' neglected to arouse the
'popular passions on both sides, the streets of Dublin
have the air of the most perfect tranquillity, and
there is no evidence whatever of the kind of excite-
ment to which we were accustomed a few years
The most earnest wishes in favour of Mr. llrynddm
are expressed by all sections of the liberal party;
and although the contest will be one of the hardest
ever witnessed in Dublin, the probability of MOONS,
it is rnerally agreed, is em Mr. Reynolds's side. A
meeting of the conservatives was held last night, and
from the language used on the acme ion, it is evident
that the Orange feelings alone are relied on by that
party. A correspondent of the Freeman states that
Judge Torrens, on going upon circuit, induced his
butcher to "pair off" with hi, n, in parliamentary
Soho" for the -election, having first failed is his
efforts to get him to vote fc .r Oregon and Vance.
The circumstance may show t' ne importance attached
to a vets.
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Lamm= en'T,--1110, f.ollowing is from a con-
-I.lll.l:silifiteovef tbonsnai'd7amalimmaidumeeijeLmAlMWTedterdblefidrearelsy tNhbeiatthic.ot —While
I=e of Mews. O'Belre , and Potter, while Mr. Russell's
am mustered it I,reat strength. All is excitement,
and it is now rumoured that Serjeant O'Brien will not
some to the poll ; MIX It is only a rumour, the authenticity
Of which Ido not vow eh for. The riots at Stockport have
lisatted to damage M':. Russell's muss to a gt•At extent, the
ileftiona weefeeet helkag made a convenient handle of in
Miler to indsootte Roman catholic elettWa to vote for none
ether than cased &woof their owe pexenamion. The Roman
embolic bishop, the Right Rev. De,. Ryan, is neutral in the
movement. sad, as I nadentane altogether opposedto the
00111 fie pussaso. by his clergy. Arrangements hare been
made fee • "AS6ent militar, and pollee force to preserve
the peas.. It is said to-W.ost that before Saturday we will
haatee • *Older of resignati on from one of the liberal candi-
a.

BOSTON.

Ili till 11017.01 i. OP Till DAILY NSW'S.

SIR,—In Pansin'g this borough yesterday, I inquired
how the election was being conducted. The reply wee,
"They are roinkag their brandy with gin instead of water."
fto too, at Lire.obi : drink carried the day.—Tours,
Mersin!, A LIBEILAL.

lizotanDettirts.—(To the Editor of the Daily
Newr.)-80,—After a careful examination of the register,
I have come to the conclusion that a liberal seat might be
gained in this county if au union was adopted similar to
that of out neighbours in Herts. The 'register contains
about 4;000 names. The southern part of this amity.
noted for its thriving manufactories of straw hats, &c., Sq.
the three towns of Luton, Leighton, and Dunstable contain'
upwards of 800 of the constituency, of whom a large ma-
jority are liberals. In the central and northern parts aro
the large family estates and interests of the Rumens ; of
W. H. Whitbread, Esq. ; B. Whitbread Esq. ; 8. Crawley,
F,sq. ; Brandeth, Esq. ; .0
iptainßarnett; and other
wing gentry; so that a cordial co-operation of the whig
landed Interest • and the liberal manufeettning interest
would ensure the return of two liberal ezeothers.—Yours,
the., H.-LlAntort,•lnly.7.
Bolt= NottlitellittmAtte.--Mi. George Ridley
has made a favourable impassion amongst the farmers ;
an.', it ill aid,. akin* number even of his brother, Sir H.
Ridley's' tenantry, mill. amen their independence and vote
for him. Disappointment in s,'aie quarters is expresso('
that Mr. Beaumont Mt° not coalesced with him • bi:141•
Kr( VealeTaut does not mum ft: : plumper,e, rj
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votes albums whore support he obtaias will be very peat,
rally nista to Mr.lley, who, swept the town electors
is cramps the more rpniar liberal caadidate. The probe:
tatty is that this divisi,n will return two lila rale.
1 ni.lll NORTUUMBERLAND.—Sie George Grey will
to wry hardly pressed by the IrtreY Dentinee in this divi-
sion. Au canvass has sot been w; u managed ; theft has
be.. an 4.4 the legal agent ; Captain
gee:, Willitalleitirdetriar his brother, Lord Gratz?:
gamy, has dose sword city sorratdoss acts ; his
is ractr; sad the scutrality of mental lseportas—tirnS
men sot be.. mind. air Once himself is wry
wiwolw l bet ell these Wass is spirt his, addle the
Wro7;f landlord iatinidatios sal coercion ; sad the won;
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—Ws In DOW tOlOrthblo awn

te be Awed ban.
Nom LUICAS

to tare a mated for this division of the toasty. ea. Maser.
vatives, who have Mr. Wilson Patten, one of tte late mem-
bers, one a candidate, having put forward I,;;elcmel Yorke
Barlett easiest Kr. Jaime Heywood, t:aa late liberal mem-
ber. The liberals have, in comlwill• nos of this opposition,
brought out Mr. Richard Fart, of Rings Hall. Isle cow
Adroitly asserted by the free tradr,n that not all will Mr.
gefwaod be Molted, bat that. Mr. Wilson Patten 's seat is
in danger. Both the new crudidates are late in the field,
and the _fees Widely baring the r sister in a good slate, and
Imo Poole' boobs is a fe.rward state of preparation, have
some grate& foe coned epee,
WAzence.—Mr, Mellor's defeat is said to be
attributable to o^,imrlon, intimidation, and abduction so
grow •• to lea'As little doubt that, on a petition, the elec-
tion will be &slued void.
OXFORD ((Down).—A meeting of the liberal
electors 0: this county resident in and sear Oxford will be
held Ws (Thursday) evening, in the Tows-ball, fee the
p_urPcra of bringing out liberal candidate to seamed Lord
ltoretys, who has resigned. Should hie lerdekip, en being
requested by the meeting, decline to come ward, it is
remoared that a requisition will be innawilately sent to
Mt. Monaco, of Boaeldon Park, Berks.