The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-01 00:00:00

ELECTION 1N T ELMO ENOS-.

Winrmimmus.—Rir Jobn Shelley has bawd ac
address to the electors of Westminster, in which he luaus
that Mem be, • short time Each, intimated hie itteetice
of seeking reolsettee, it has become apparent to him that
each of the candidates who are soliciting the oufiregee
the electors will persevere, so that there would be tam.
litters* with me tory, la the field. The remelt of NA
a coolest maid mot, he Ukiah*. be doubtful, and rale
them be a party to a coarse which meet trier Meat iks
triumph of the poliii.cal party to which he is opposed is
bee decided oe resigning any claims which he May lao,o
upon the electors from his 13 years' set Title.
MANCHESTER. —A meet. mg of the elector%
was held at the Pros Trade Ball, on Teeeday mem., is
yeeekre the roe out of a committee appointed by a peeetiis
meeting to select candidates to be irrited to offer tiling.
mans to place of Mr. Tumor, who is about to Min.
Arampt the DIMAS selected were those of Mr. Om.
Wilson, and Mr. Hobert Needham Phillips, and s dopey,
lion was appointed to wait spec those gentlemen. Tao
deputation, omaisting of Sir James Watts, Mg. T.
Mr. B. Armitage, sad Mr. Beery Rawson, yameedarAgt
an interview with Mr. Wilsoe, who however dotted
pmt in nocaleatire, theses esprenag Monett pandit*
the honour toaferred by the It is understood that
the deputation will seek am Interview with Mt S.
Philips, and his reply will probably be known in a day et
two. The deputation Is to report to en adjoursed moat(
omit Monday
Bingintrigenov".tfihe liberals will bold a mestiss
In the Theatre Royal this evening, to hear from M. we.
Jackson, joss., a statamoat of his opudeina. Mr. Lied bee,
eyetakse s 0 Mbar step in the coolest Mae that at isles
WHIT NOZTOLZ.-.-The Hon. T. de Grey, agog
mos of Lord Walsiaghem, will be a comervatime mold*
for this eopecitmecey. Mr. de Grey has mot pet head M
address, bet is expected to do so after a imeethgw sal
sweeties party at Swaffhas oa Heredity. The Team
sitting members for the divisios are Mr. G. W. p,
Una (comervative), and Mr. Brampton Gordon (inky.
Wien. There has sot hese a cosiest clues Ufs
lrawicn.—The oonservatives of Ipswich
started • essond candidata in addition be 114. J. C. OssYeli
ILP., the liberals threaten reprisels by ladies
margin for Mr. R. R. Adair, M.P. Mr. oobbold cad yr.
Adair bare been reisrasd for beet& sisal 1847, bet h
parties have always made a hanks' light el it at Me tik•
1/10hia00. lilr. Mims, of Suttee Bosaingtee, Mir lA*.
borough, is the seeend comenutive madidete ; the literek
have sot yet amionaced their sew champlos.
Wurrownstuna, THZ WIOTOWS Boum, AID MI
erzmarrar or I{IIIIOIIDIZIOZT.—Tore is likely to 4 a
keen coolest for the repreesutatios of Wigtoesdaira,
sitting (liberal) member, Si, Andrew Apew of Loam.,
lisZeirsopponed tlirlemeint Outlet. eldest ese d
Berl of y, in soneereative interest. *Jong
the flolientor.Geseni, will is all probability be mashie
for the Wigtow• Burghs without opposition. Mr. Mackie
will spin offer himself for the remmeatatim of the Orr
only and se be has always been highly popular with MI
coeaty, his return is believed not likely to be opposaL—
Bconnien.
Posvaitturoron. —The Right Ron. J. A. Lg.
sou, Attoreey•Omeral, visited this anima sad lm,g
betimes cc Tmeday, for the purpose of cantos* the bee
and inclopeadeat electors, accompanied by seem of be
frieeda.s=onally solicited the bargees's. aid reed*
several a support. The constimeney sashes
about , r bat it is ocessidered that not may gm 71
voters eon be made amiable in the moat of acm
teat. Some of the electors entertained the right Meow.
able gentleman at Mame to the *ragtag. firoeschn ewe
delivered ou the mossiam and each make 'apnea
himself moot emphatically as to the
_Fed 'MIN
tin Attermy.Gameest bad achieved. Tlial Anew.
General mid be would mot be booed to say party, but eel
be would iadepandently fetal the trot an Ms allow
would repose in film, sad *deed himself to ge to Se pag
While hie friends are most amegalie as to to his mow,
those of °Wale Dancer, the present nonseetstire, ew
equally ease to his teters.—Dubbin E.rpress.
Amman'. —Tbe Northern. Whig understands that
it is Winded them shall be a ahaage in the reprematailia
of this county. Oohing Almelo= is to retire, and la hi
steed Rear-Admiral Seymour will solicit the meson of
tbeelectoes.