The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-10 00:00:00

GREENWICH.

The nomination of candidates for the representa-
tion of the borough of Greenwich took place this iserribeg
at the hustings in front of St. Alphege Church, Greenwich.'
Long before the hour named, an immense multitude as. I
sembled, and there was the usual amount of *Messed mew I
slog, as each of the candidates appeared to address UM
electors.
The returning °Blear, Mr. F. Monists, twin read the
1i
writ,
Dr. Patna PURVIS nominated Mr. Alderman Saleineme.
for re-election, which wee theroded by Mr. Basalt?, of
Woolwich.
Sir Tflonari M. WILSON, B.e, of Charitowplece, noel-
Dated Sir Jobs Berea Maxwell, Bark, but his okosrvalions
were lost amidst the great coin which prevailed.
Mr. YOUNG MOODdOd the oominatioe.
Mr. W. Anitaavaint. M. P., who has retired from the re.
presentation of the borough to onsteet West Kent, somi.
sated Sir Charles Bright, and to en address of some length
routiooodtitelibeeal partyupon duodena oil disunion, which
might result is the rotors of Sir John Maxwell, who would go
into the lobby et the Home of Commons and vote against
those benegaial meseurre white bad hitherto easferred such
benefits upon all classes of the community..
Mr. G. MOUND/10N seconded the nominsgeo.
The Sev.fJ. GABOOIGIBI nominated Captain Douglas
Harris, who, he contended. was the only liberal eawildere
who would pledge himself to enter the Hews of Co mess
as an iedepeedent member, not tied sock sod heals to any
existing ministry.
Mr. JOHNSON seconded the umaloatiou.
Mr. BOWSN, amidst a scope of great confusion, nominated
Mr. Baxter Langley, and °Distended that he was the popular
MARYLEBONE. I candidate who would be warmly supported by the great
This day the nomination for the election of two mu's. tim
Aar. FLOYD wommaaa Im• BONtindio%.
tit and discreet " persons to represent this borough took Mr. Alderman BAIA/BONN BliO was received with tech
place at 11 o'clock, at the top of Upper Portland-pile,. uproar from the supporters of the rival ceadidethe that it
There were a considerable number of perinea present a was Berm' minutes Warr be could obtain a blowing, to.
frost of hustings. fervid to hie perliameetary fondues &Arlo( his long ennexien
with the borough, as a emanates that he might safely ha
II The rethrolog officer, Mr. TANPLIN, having reed the writ, -lessated with a neural of that cosedonot whisk the cow
Mr. NICBOLAT proposed Lord Penney SS a fit and P• 091, stituenzy had repelled in Wen. Whatever he bad premised
poison to represent the borough, ad said the thus had he bad performed. Is the next parliament be believal
I vow arrived when the electors were le exercise ant INAB7 social qUirtiMa a gnat imPsnawei would
have to be considered, awl he should ewer sopperi that
joist*, of election two it and props: passes to wink in his web' Nest the whim ,
I represent the borough is the seat parliamest. As Doe of the C 3„,,,, opentan 0;7;o Rimini..
I oldest inhabitants be ems forward to propose lord gilt J. H. eueweil,, who wee melbelpeily baulk avowal
loarmoy. (Cheers, and °ries " No.° and " Why doe% himself as a aossrvative. sod attody opposed topaw-
lyou put up youreelf. Nichelay r) He trusted they would re. mut ministry. He was not apart as extension the
turn the two geotlemen who hal already served them so suffesee, but he would sod lower it. Be eempkgeei
veil is rudiment. They bed bees tried in the male and thee Sir Made' Bright bed hem esdeiseessing . shad