The Express.
London, England, 1847-07-31 00:00:00

BRIGHTON.

The polling commenced yesterday, and at the close Capt.
Peehell and Lord A. Hervey were at the head. The poll was
declared at half peat eve. The crowd seemel almost frantic
at the defeat of Mr. Coningham, and vented their rags by
atoning Lord A. Ilervey's band from the ground, destroying
Capt. Pechell's banners, and even throwing stones at the
gallant captain himself, when he presented himself to return
thanks. They refused to hear him. Lord A. Hervey was
similarly treated, and indeed the stones, which were fortu-
nately small ones, came so thick on the hustings at one time
as to make every ono except Capt. Pechell leave the front
and seek shelter. Mr. Coningham declared hie intention to
contest the borough again when an opportunity occurs.

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ia"l44wsp tee scolded If en occident." It will be bag
aoge a tory again walks into eke House of Centemons
for this town. The polling commenced at right
o'clock;—Bir. Scholefield had the lead after this Brat
queer of so hour, sad be kept it until the
he closed. Up to one o'clock Mr. Spooner
Lad the second place, but from that hour klr. Hunts
Moiled him, rod the tory party never again rallied.
Betjeant Atka resigned early in the day. There never was
a wawa that excited anything approaching to this interest
Alt he the remit of this; and perhaps there neon was One
nedocled more peacefully. After the poll bad closed, Mr.
lieboledold and Mr. Musts nddreaeed between twenty and
thirty thetteantl people in elm open sir,lator which they. asps-
rated quietly.
ICE LADE.
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The election for thisioiroTiols tailpiece yesterday. Mr.
.ittropmed Mr. John Neetd; and Mr. W. R. Brown
d the lamination. Siz M. Ricks Beach proposed
Mr. habeas Lethbridge Goddard ; and he was seconded
by Copt Prover. Mr.-John Miceli, a farmer and brewer,
premed Mr. Broad, the engineer; bat upon being informed
ing that 111.11t1t111&11 had written to diariaira any intention
4-aming forward, Mr. Arkall withdrew the nomination.
Metes candidatta were than declared cleated, and severally
Mooed Wants.
CIIRISTbThI SCR.
Oa Thomas the moindion of the lion. Capt. Harris, the
isMee wowleroras_propeetst by Mr Farr, and
rejby 111 e. Beaks.—qtr.Ties nominstoil 'Lieut. Col.
sophsil, who wee seemolol by Mr. Bayley.—Copt.
lash tad always wawa hew owniteloo. Ha rad enlisted
blowW wrier this beams et Xs B. Fla t rhos lits entered
boa ho isonia hlte as Layer.— Col. Cow
bkralla repro** X free trade, appeased
tbooiliewatax, sad IN brevet ea abolition of the Rame-
kin soder sonhory meoweras of rat*. TM show of hands
sr la Or COLO:Salad • poll woo dansanell
let Mt. Morris.—Coll. hiewlo, however, said
tks sloolion had been isalloi in ilavonr of that
gallowan ; bat as tIA blot be. the mite that be
welt be deft sod et the peastionbi not absetowerily
garb the pews of told gdpg. irgw—CaPt
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DIXEIf.
The nomination took Am yoolirday. The
were the Right Han. M. abuts and the R.
IMMO Gower, INV& ; Mr. Bailee (of Chwitr),. Mey
end Mr. M'Groth, shartisk—Mr. Douglas Yea
Mr. Struts, sad Mr. Mimosa Bandon emontlisi the
utooloatioa.—Mr. Evan nomdantral Kr. Gower, who was
seowied by Mr. John Miss.—Mr. Jail& Lewis sentineled,
eriDr. Emote seesiedati, Mr. Italkes.—This Pare. Peas
(haptietlrcorl Mr. WOroth, who was wended by $&
Gone,- J. Gewthseas flaeleyondent minister)
wwpiatoO Mr. WGratit, and then proposed Mr. fiamnal
Money, of London, who was seconded by Mr. Spurgooo.
Mr. Strom than defoodsd the Hallway Bill as necessary for
the interests of all slams, and stated that, though bo was
inemobie to wester almation, it was found suspoositdo to
mg soak a pion in this present state of religious sects, and
be the noted foe the government measure rather Brom
aim the part stile of ignorance to continue. He declared
himself, es principle, oppowid to relicious endowments.
He WU opposed to aburoh-rotes ; in favour of this
bast —lir. Gower stated his objection to endowing the
LA Roma catholic prierthand, end went over general
minsipiso of reform, which he would advocate, and was loudly
anploadod—Kr. Bats stated that the principal ground
on width be claimed their suffrages was the anti-popery
effort new asking through the country, and his utter Os-
htemo, of popery. He also declared himself opposed to the
pan lawn—Mr. M'Grath delivered a speech in support of
chartist principles, and was loudly cheered by his trends.—
Mr. Oootheene then withdrew Mr. Morley. The show of
Mods was in favour of Btratt and Gower. A poll was de-
manded by their opponents.

DOVER.
Notwithstanding the extraordinary distribution of money
on the part of the protectionists (of which no secret is made
hen) the poll closed at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon, leaving
Yr.Frinsep, the protectionist ondidate, in a considerable
manoeity. The meosesibl candidates, Yr. Rice and Sir O.
Clerk, were chaired last night.