The Express.
London, England, 1847-06-03 00:00:00

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

Borrox,—Four candidates are announced for this borough
—Mr. Brownrigg, one of the present members, will retire;
Sir J. Duke, the other member, will again offer himself;
and with him the liberal electors intend, its stated, to aseo.
date Mr. D. Wire. The conservatives had a meeting on
Friday last, and determined to solicit Mr. B. Bond 'Abell
to stand in place of Mr. Browarig; ; it wee stated that he
(Mr. Cabbell) had been consulted, and had mentioned that
he did not wish to represent St. Alban's again. On the fol•
lowing day (Saturday), it was announced that the Rt. Hon.
Henry Ellis was a candidate ; and, on Monday, that gentle-
man issued an address, in which he speaks of " his friend
Mr. Brownrigg'e" retirement, and his desire to succeed
him.

Sorre.—A report has been circulated that
it is not Mr. Colvile's intention again to become a candi-
date for the representation of South Derbyshire. The
Derby Mercury, of yesterday, says:—" We have authority,
most distinctly and unequivocally to assert, that, on the dis-
solution of the present parliament, both that gentleman and
Mr. Mundy will solicit the suffrages of the electors."
DiElinT.—An address to the electors has been homed,
=" Philip WOrath." This new candidate declares
to be in favour of universal suffrage, vote by ballot,
and annual parliaments.
SOrrii.—There will be a change in the
representation, but it is not expected that any contest will
le. Sir J. Trollops, Bart, one of the present mem-
bers, will retain his seat: Mr. C. Tumor, the other member,
is to retire ; and Lord Burghley, eldest son of the Marquis of
Exeter, is spoken of as Maly to succeed him. " The, ar-
rangement," says a correspondent, " is not altogether palat-
able to the elector,, in consequence of the youth and inex-
perience of Lord Burghley. If a liberal could be induced to
stand, there is every probability of his success; but the ex-
pense of contesting such a very large tract of country will, it
is thought, deter another candidate from comiag forward."
LLNCoLNISHIRE, Nozver.—lt is understood that the pre.
sent members, Sir M. J. Cholmeley and Mr. Christopher,
will be returned without opposition.
LINCOLN, CITY.—SirE. Bulwor Lytton has announced
that he will not be a candidate. The contest will, therefore,
be between the present conservative members (Colonel Sib-
them and Mr. W. R. Collett) and Mr. C. Seely (liberal).
It is expected that the latter will be returned at the head of
the poll, and that Colonel Sibthorp will be his colleague.
LANCASHIRS SOUTII.—Tbe influential meeting of South
Lancashire elect:cm held at Manchester, on Tuesday, and
which bad eel eumbried when our correspondence of that
day left, determined, me was anticipated by our correspondent,
en bringing trwerd Mr. Villicom
Lrmnroot..—The torte have axed upon Mr. T. B. Hom-
an, a Uverpool nortelmat ; the liberals have not yet made a
choice. The ceemmatime will not venture upon more than
one candidate, at least that is their present intention. The
Rev. Hugh WNW* delivered a lecture at the Amphitheatre
on Tuesday se Herbert's painting of the "
Ac-
quittel of the Seven " ostensibly for the relief of the
sales* Igish, bat y for the purpose of " getting up
the elmillea elem." At the conclusion of the lecture, he
referred to the repreentation of the town, and suggested
that the Mgt church party should content themselves with
one representative, leaves the liberals to elect another.
This motkratiou was probably suggested by the state of the
i re=onoxs.—Mr. John Bagattaw, formerly member
kr &eatery, and lately put forward by the Re.kem and
Relleleatfon Aseedathei Ise the borough of Merylebone, in
the ram of Sir Chao. Napier, has withdrawn from the con-
test, end the interest of tau friends, the most powerful of the
Liberal party in the borough, is transferred to Lord D. C.
alteart.=-Globe,
Osamem.—On Mark: a meeting was held of electors and
WWI trisadly to brlagleg Reward Mr. W. J. Fox as a can-
did*** kr the repreentalion of Oldham. A discussion
mewed arts wprepeleti of at once inviting that gentleman,
in the seems of with Wrigley, the acting Jemmy/ of
the erraimiltes, stated thatXr. the requisition to Mr. Fox had
resolved MI rignatures
R, Smarm. Finch will retire, and Mr. G. J.
Heatheste Orr Massif kr reelection. The Hon. 0. Noel,
enema am M the led of Gainaborough, will be the second
umiak& ; emil it is nmeeared that a third, in the person of
the era of the Mrs. 0111. Lowther (also a young man), will
be pet up In mead= to Mr. Heatkote.
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