The Express.
London, England, 1856-01-12 00:00:00

THE REPRESENTATION OF TAMWORTH.

Viscount Raynham' Boa of the Marquis of Town/s-
-he'd, his issued the following address to the electors of
Tamworth:

"Gientlemen,—Having hid the honour of receiviag a
tequisitioo from an influential body of the electors of Teo-
wurth to offer myself as a candidate to retirement you ia
par liameat, I beaten to mute you of my readiness to som-
ply with that request.
I do so with greet diffidence, for it would be impossible
to aspire to such a distinction without a sense of the ine-
pcwhist duties it involves.
My potitie.l °Mimi' are In am :dance with thine m-
tertalaed ead advocated by my father. They would iodate
me to give • general support to the present (2/overtim es.
and particularly in the vigorous prosecution of a war, Ilse
object of which is the attainment of an honourable sad
listing peace, and the security of the liberties of the civi-
lised world, lem prepared to forward measures for the
internal economy of the country and its mommercial rela-
tions with foreign States, audit will ever be my anxious de-
sire to promote the local interests of your ancient borough,
and the welfare of the nation at large.
" I should more especially wish to devote any increased
opportunities which a seat in parliament might place at
my disposal, to the improvemeat of the social modal**,
the increase of the material comfort, and the more gem-
rally diffused education of the labouring classes. 1 con-
scientiously believe that' these are the real mean, of
adding to the stsbiliiy of the throne of our °MOWN
Sovereign end of those free institutions under which our
country his hitherto prospered, and through the farther
development of which it will retain its pre-eminence.
"I shall avail myself of the earliest opportunity of per-
sonally Whiting your suffrages.
I have the honour to be, gentlemen,
Yours, very faithfully.
"Tamworth, January 10th, 1866." Itarsithst.

THE RIPRESENTSTION OF ROCHESTER—Notwith-
standing the announcement that Mr. W. H. Bodkin, st.•
conservative candidate for the representation of Rochester.
..ould commence his canvass in the early part of this week.
be has not yet done so, and the opinion is obtaining goosed
that it Is his intention to retire from Vie contest, tnr there
can be no doubt that be has been very greatly inisietainal
by his friends es hi the strength of the liberal natty in this
city. Should a contest, however, take piece, there is every
certainty that Mr. Martin, the egad:date brought forward
by the liberals, will be returned by a considerable majority.
Oa Thursday night Mr. Martin addressed the largess
meeting of the electors whieb has yet been held in Ms
city. In the
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mind felt The meeting was also ad-
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moat supply of stook, and by the discouragement litaginsis pltitiesel"opTatlonasreasiabotbieissdaarkot owinaceteasindgedliret;
tibia boa bon given to the hopes of peace. The them in his speeches or addresses. Mr Martin is in lacier
anticipation that tonight's bank return would exhi. of the total abolition of church rates, of an extension of tie
bit linesidegalgarT features increased the Prevailing reeffradgeet; and
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tendency towards depression. The monthly return of musty promote the war.
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blames report mas follows: -kans per similar Penalties for the same ofhoot.—Golirsani.

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