The Express.
London, England, 1848-11-25 00:00:00

'ATION OF THE WEST RIDING.

NOMINATION OP llli. DENISON.

Teelseday an inflandil meting of conservative
sal tnklg sisesses ettke West IM
_etTotteltire wee held
at the Re* Heed. In Leas. to fier what amuse should
be token midi maprettadrodeederemsw impending. H. Hall,
Esq.,efLeofis,wee sailed In tbe (Asir ; and amongst the gen-
tlemen peen were the Be.. A. Leseelles, the Hon. J. W.
Susie; Col.
iel Tampa*. Osi. Markham, John Rand, Req.,
H. W. Wding. Lg.. 1.. W. Wiekkent, , W. W.
Brows, lesti,Thes. Bengem, Rog., Chas. Hardy, Esq., H.
wergilds, ~ John GNU, E.g., John Sykes, Req., Geo.
Noble, ohm Hank Req., Ralph Marklaud,
J. E. AWasm. Req., J. H. Rill Esq., T. J. Dibb, Reg ,
H. P. Hope, RI ,J. 0. Uppieby, Eeq Baml. Boolth'
' Reg , T. B. Upton, Esq., Rev. Dr. Holmes, Rev. Geo.
Lewthwalte, Rev. Wm. Soar air, C. Kensplay. Beg., George
Yount, EN John Wilma, Req., J. W. Testiest, Req.,
Rif. Church, , fie.
After a few brief introductory marks by the CHAIRMAN
OR the circumstances which bad taken place with regard to
the representation of the Riding daring the last few days,
Col. Taneart me and suggested the desirableness of the
represeetation of so 'lmportant a constituency being vested in
the shame of • gentleman who bad some standing in the
county, sad who bed some sequaintsoce with its local in-
terests. He, therefore, begged to suggest that Mr. Denison,
the late somber for the riding, was an eligible candidate to
be pat is nomination in the present emergency.
Kr. Seaga begitd to inquire what were Mr. Desist:lWe
views with regard to free trade, as upon that would depend
whether or ant he could give him kis support.
Col. Tummy said that, al'hough he had no authority to
answer for Mr. Denison, he believed that he regarded that
matter sea settled question, and that he was disposed to give
the new system a fair trial.
Mr. STIL.II intimated that be was satisfied. Some din:se-
eks took place upon incidental matters, which resulted in
the moving of the hollowing radiation by Col. Tempest :
That under prevent circumstances as respecta the representation al
tie Went Ming. It la devisable that some candidate Mould be selected
who will unite the votes of Wets men of oil parties, and that to
this parents this melba, *Mks Mr. Denison a tit pavan to be
branght forward an rile ocoonce. _

The Hoe. J. W. Bcant.wry seconded the motion, and it
wu carried without a single diwn'lent.
It wu then resolved :

10111dag (dolntim be immediately advertlied and circu-
lated, sad that this meatine adjourn to the Nutmeat= "tattoo
to-neorrovr (listurdsty). at one o'clock, to take pet per etc= to awry
the manse late effect; and thst the attendance of all gent:erne° fa-
vourable to that resolutioo be earnestly requested.

S me other routine srrangements having been made, the
meeting terminated.
During tt.e afternoon. the friends of Sir Culling E. Et:d-
irty, But., met at the Retain Registration Rooms, to make
arrangements for promoting the hon. baronet's return, and
for giving him a suitable reception today (Saturday).
Mr. Edmund Denison, who has been in London during
the early part of this week, left town by the 4 o'clock trio
yesterday afternoon, for Yorkshire.

IRELAND.
Drama. Nov. 24.
From a few words dropped by the Chief Justice on
the rising of the court yesterday, I find that judgment
on the writ of error in the cue of Mr. S. O'Brien will
stand over until Hilary term. " How is it possible.'
said his lordship, that we can give this case, in
which so much argument Ku been heard, the conside-
ration necessarily prekeding judgment, to-morrow
being the second last day ?" I therefore conceive that
the decision will stand over for another term.

A meeting, somewhat in the spirit of the recent
notices served on the h'gh sheriff and the attorney-
general by Mr. C. G. Duffy, wee held yesterd►y. It
consisted of Protestant and Roman catholic " mem-
bers of committee. The parties came to co resolution,
bat adjourned.