The Express.
London, England, 1847-07-29 00:00:00

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ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
LAMBETH.
At half-past 10 this morning, the nomination of eandi-
dates to represent the borough in parliament, took place, r
usual, on Kennington-common. After the formal preliminary,
Mr. L. Redhead moved, and Mr. Cory seconded, the nomina-
tion of Mr. Hawes. The same office wu performed
for Mr. D'Eynoourt by Mr. Christie and Mr. F. Hudy.
Mr. Person wu proposed and seconded by Mr. Doulton
and Mr. Corderoy. A fourth candidate appeared, at the
last moment, in the person of Mr. Archer Ourney, who
came forward on the oonaervativ• interest. The last-named
gentleman was supported by Messes. Daniels and Shaw.—
A Mr. Clubb, a fishmonger, then came forward and proposed
himself, after which the returning officer culled for a show
of hands, which he declared to be in favour of Mr.
D'Eyncourt and Mr. C. Pearems.—The polling will commence
at eight o'clock to-morrow morning.

GREENWICH.
The nomination of the candidates for the representation
of the borough of Greenwich took place this morning, on a
temporary hustings erected in front of the pariah church.
It had been expected that the old members, Admiral
Dundee and Mr. Barnard, would have been reelected;
but, at the eleventh hour, a numerously-signed re-
quisition to Mr. David Salomon induced that gen-
tleman to come forward.—The usual preliminaries having
been gone through by Mr. T. B. Fisher, the retuning officer,
Dr. rurvis proposed, and Mr. John Wade seconded, the
nomination of Admiral James Whitley Dean. Dundee.—
The nomination of Mr. Barnard was moved by Mr. Hay-
croft, and seconded by Mr. Jolly.—The nomination of Mr.
David Wantons was made by Mr. John Davis, and
sconded by Mr. Jonas.—A chartist, mimed Samuel Kidd,
was proposed by two operatives of the names of Morgan and
Floyd. The several candidates hissing addressed the electors,
and at length, on a show of hands the returning-officer de-
clared the choice of the electors to have fallen upon Mr.D.Solo-
-1 mans end Mr. Kidd. A poll was demanded by Admiral Dan-
dam and Mr. Barnard,andwu appointed to be taken tomorrow,
to commence at eight o'clock In the morning, and to close at
four o'clock in the afternoon. Before the meeting adjourned,
Kidd withdrew from the contest

ASHBURTON.

This election took place yesterday. The old member hav-
ing retired from parliament, hit brother, Colonel hiatheson,
was elected in his roam, without opposition.

BERWICY-UPON-TWEED.

Yesterday, 111r:ThOWs7a grown ohMinJ.4 Mr. W. H.
Miller, which was seconded by Mr. John Caren.—The
mayor of the borough (Dr. Johnstone) nominated Mr.
Matthew Forster, which was seconded by Mr. Ralph Forster.
—Colonel Hogartb, seconded by Mr. John Patt, then nerni•
nated Mr. J. C. Renton. The members having addressed
the electors, a show of hands was taken, which the sheriff
declared to be in favour of Mr. Renton and Mr. Forster. A
poll was then demanded by Mr. Brown, on behalf of Mr.
Miller.

BM DONOR rll,

The nomination for this borough took place at the town.
bell, at eleven o'clock yesterday.—Thomas Deighton, Esq.,
mayor, having opened the proceedings, Mr. Woolryche
Whitmore, formerly M.P. for the borough of Duilmas-
ton, proposed for re•eleetion Thomas Charlton Whitmore,
Esq., of Apley Park.—William Thursfield, Esq., seconded
the nomination.—T. W. W. Brown, Esq., of the Woodlands,
proposed Sir Robert Pigot, Bart., of Patshull, for re-election.
—Edward Lloyd Gatacre, Esq., of Coton, seconded the
nomination.—Joshua Sing, Esq., of Bridgnorth, nominated
Sir J. Easthope, Bart.,late M.P.for Liecester.—J. Swab:man,
Esq., of Quatford Castle, seconded Sir J. Easthope's coming.-
tion.—There being no other candidate, the gentlemen nomi-
nated addressed the electors, after which the show of hands was
declared to be in favour of Mr. T. C. Whitmore and Sir
John Esatbope, Bart. The friends of Sir R. Pigot then
demanded a poll.