The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-05 00:00:00

XLSCFIOIVVTRLL3OI'

Barrow.—The number of candidates in thin
sew redased to three —Mr. J. W. Kabuki (esesse.
votive Mr. AL Steadand (liberal), and Mr. T. Parry
Mr. Gurley (liberal conservative) has Mired.
HIGH WTOOMBIL —Theßon. 0. R. Catington, a
ens of the lard-lientieset (who vendee close to the town),
is aaaannosil as • candidate in the liberal interest ; and Mr.
M. T. Smith the liberal madder, who has sat for the
borough sines 1847, retiees.
HataPan.—blr. Stanafeld, M.P.. on Monday
niOt met his coutitnenta at Halifax, at • large meeting
bald in the Circus, • comma/loos building, which wiz
deeselly crowded. Mr. fitarwrfeld having &Mired the
meads/ on emu of the priscipal tortes which have °cert.
pied the attention of the prevent parliament, a 'violation
(wa was rimed approving of the boa. Osman end Sir Charles
l meeting has
Wood as candidates at the duties. A more in-
dignant's pobticaever beet held in
Halifax. The feeling exhibited in r wroth of Sir Charles'
Wood showed, thoh late'la its mardeistatiot, that there,
ii sow an evident detenniertion that the memo» of his
onsectioa
"from the borough shall not take place without •
and that au earned one.—Leeds Mercury. irt,lmtn.--Sir T. Powell Blades, who
retired nantly from a contest at Lynn, has reappeared in
the field. Lord Stanley's seat is wondered safe, and Sir
Powell Buxton's opprAims will be directed against the
seemed coomustive candidate, the Hon. F. Walpole.
The Rev. Jerroy.n Pratt, of Ryston-ball, has aloe booed
a long address, to which he announces himself as a fourth
candidate. Mr. Pratt's prissiest object in awning forwad
127" to be to try die question whether commoner, to
orders an sit in parliament. He winds up his address
by observieg—" Should you dd me the honour to elect me
se your repreasetative in eislismont, I have no doithe I
should be eventually received into the House of Clain-
mons upon a resolution, as in thecae. of Baron Rothschild."
Lrvaavoor...—The public psoceedings in connec-
tion with the Liverpool election coneneseed yesterday,
when Mr. T. B. Horded. Y.P., sod Mr. S. R. Graves ad-
airemed the electors at the Amphitheatre, which in spite of
the heat of the weather was dowel, crowded. Mr. R.
Rankin presided, and moved • vote of thee', to Mr. Hare-
fall for his services to the constituency during the twelve
years he bas represented the borough in iiment. The
modem was sesooded by Mr. F. Shama, sod tarried unani-
mously. Mr. Honied was warmly received.
Mazionsaran.—Tbe meeting of the electors on
Monday evening who were instrumental in returning Sir
John Potter and Mr. J. A. Turner is 1267 was composed
mainly of conservatives. It was staled that Mr. W. B.
Callender, Mr. Murray Gladstone, and Mr. Beeastt(the
mayor) had keen solicited to come forward for Manchester,
but bed declined. Oe the invitation of the meeting Mr.
13sgehot, of the Economise, addressed the meeting at a can-
didate, but did nos meet with acceptance, and •
call was made for Mr. Callender. Mr. Calkiedeir re-
gretted that his business engagements were • bar to his as-
ceptanoe of the honour, and moved that the Mayor and
Mr. Murray Gladstone be again solicited to stand. This re-
solution was uoanimously agreed to, and the meeting was
adjourned to half-past 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon to re-
cern their replies. Yesterday moraine a deputation waited
on Mr. Murray Gladstate to lay before him the moll:roe
of the meeting, when he expromed his scum' of the Battering
offer, but repeated that there were insuperable obstacles to
his saceptanee of the Untidier% The Mayor returned •
similar answer to the deputatior.. Up to the hour of meet-
ing it was probable, nodes them eirenmstaecee, that there
would be no addition to the three candidates already in the
field. Mr. Bright and Mr. Halley attended their find ward
meeting on Monday evening.
MARTLEBONE. —The Marylebone Conservative
Association is making a feeble and bedtating attempt to get
up an oppuitice to Ste two skiing mambos. Sir J. J.
Hamilton, it appears, Lai been applied to and declined to
stand, and yesterday electors wore invited to laud their
names to a requisition to Alarms Sir Robert Gerdes, who
cordoned the baronet with Mr. Rearm Lewis in 1861. It
is not known whether the aldermen sanctions this use of his
name. The 'Min members, Lord Fermoy and Mr. Harvey
Lewis, yesterday issued their respective placiardsannooncing
themselves for re-election, and are publishing the names al
their respective committees.—Last ensuing a nnmeroosmeet-
ing of the liberal electors took place ar the Toughens Hotel,
Portland-place, for the purpose of bearing an address from
Mr. Thema, Chambers., 40., the Commas Serjesnt, as •
candidate to represent the borough in the liberal interest,
be babe' hese invited by a reeolutioe adopted at • prelimi-
nary meeting held in the early part of the day, presided
over by Mr. A. N. Shaw, saw member of the Metropolitan
Board for Mary lebooe, to come forward. Dr. Bath-
hoffser presided, and ameeipst those present were—Mr.
Faison Healy, J.P., Dr. J. Collis., Messrs. Foram,
F. H. Bridgman, Sodas, George, Bird. Bettie&
Norton, Diekensee' Gluier Lomax, Coking, Wat-
see, Shields, .1. It. Oolliia, A. N. Shaw, its
The Chairmen, in opening the business of the meeting,
begged it to be distinctly understood that he only took that
position as • mere voter of the borough, to give Mr. Cham-
bers an opportunity of stating his views as a candidate for
that extremely liberal borough. He would ay this much,
that he had great pleasure in doing so, bumse the hon. gen-
tleman did not make • sham of coming forward, hat he
was positively in earnest, and if supported would go to the
polL He concluded by introducing the hoa candidate to the
meeting. Mr. Tbos. Chamber., Q.C., whewas well moseyed
having explained who he is and his 000nexiou with the city of
London, went into his politinl history as • candidate on
several oecesteee for the town of Hertford, and as having
been the personal friend and strenuous supporter through-
out all his career of the late Mr. T. S. Duucombe. Mr.
Pandas, of St. Purse, moved that " the meeting having
heard the political opinions of Thomas Chambers, Re 1..
highly approve of them, and believe him to be • fit sod
proper person to represent the borough of Marylebone la
parM.mut." Be said the candidature at the hoe. gentle-
man was not against Mr. Harvey Lewis, but against Lord
Fermin. Captain Dickenson, Paddington, secoadad the
resolution. He bad on a previous occasion moved • nook-
boo in favour of Lord Fsrmoy, but with a motel reserva-
tion. Although the gentleman who had left the room hod
charged Mr. Chambers with destroying the harmony of the
borough, he had not dose so, for so harmony existed. The •
people is all directions were declaring that they would
rather vote for a tory than Lied Fermin, Mr. J. R. CoMns
condemned the inconsistency of throe who bad passed so
many votes of confidence in Lord Fernery, and Mr. Harvey
Lewis DOW cudemoing the former. Mr. Chambers was no
doubt an eligible candidate. He was ninth pleased with
him, but did oat like his connexion with the Dity cove.
wallop. He thought, moreover, that it was • lamentable
thing to split the liberal interest, and let is • trap. (No
Co.) He moved an amendment that, regarding the interest:
of the liberal party, it in earisshable that Mr. Climbers
should be supported as a third liberal candidate. Mr. leers-
field seconded the aresedment, and the engine' romolutioa
was supported by Mr. Francis Healy, J.P., Dr. Collins, sad
Mr. Hotting. On being put, the amendment wee Negatived,
sod the original motion carded with but two dimestients,
amidst applause. A second resolution, moved by Mr.
Lomax, secooded by Mr. George Bird, constituting those
present • co/mikes, and thanks to the chairman, closed the
promedings.
MONTOODIZETSKIE2 Bosorrons.—lt was thought
that the Hon. C. H. Tracey would have had • walk over
for the Montgomeryshire berenglui, bet the illusion was
dispelled yesterday, when Captain Hampton, of the Life
Guarda, and &phew of the Doke of Manchester, (mead
unexpectedly an active convene at Welclipool. Mr. K H.
I. Winder, of Varumpark, is expected to contest the
county with Mr. C. W. Wyss, the preset representative,
NORWICH. —Up to yesterday afternoon Mr. Posey
Fitzgerald, who had been named as the second coesensilwe
candidate, had failed to mete his appearance, end it is
now hinted that he will not come at all. The mesons-
tivn ,till, however, announce their determination to coa-
ted both seats. Mr. Waters is proceeding with hie can-
vase Mr. Warner and Sir W. Russell, the liberal am&
dates, commenced their campaign lest evening.
Nurrnionam.-41 memorial to the Home Secre-
tary, praying that more troops be sent to Nottingham, for
the " protection" of the uteri dining the coming decides,
was in course of signature oe Monday evening. The memo.
eel has been originated by the supporters of Moan. Paget
and Morley.—Nnitiriphatie Daily Giardini.
STOKE orox-Tasur.—There are now three candi.
didstes in the field. Mr. Pep, who was lately • fourth. bas
retired, sad gess to Palate, Lancashire. Mira. Guided and
Melly represent the liberals, and Kr. Bereafoed Rope the
conservatives. Both parties are very active canvassing the
constituency. Mr. Melly addressed • very large meeting
in the covered market, Longtoo, at Moody evades. Me
is admired not only for his eloquees, but for the mealy
and straightforward way be answered all question. put to
him. The battle will be • severe ono, bat them is very
little doubt that two liberal candidates will be returned.

TaTurroa.Lblr.S. Carter, barrister, and for-
wady member for the borough, on Monday evening addressed
the electors. be was requested to become a oandidate in
the liberal interest ; which be corseted to de, the meeting
pledging itself to me him its support.
TIIITTORD. —MY. Alderman Dakin bag appeared
as • liberal candidate for this borough. Mrs Da6a hes
leaved his address, ia which be avows his sdharintes to the
priociplas of civil and religious liberty, hi readiness to
support as extension of the franchise, and his desire to
aced, if returned, an independent support to the admini-
stration of Lord Pabnentoo.
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Wazwiciantait (Nosra).—Mr. Newdegate and
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