The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-16 00:00:00

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

BUST ST. EDMUNDS. —Mr. J. A. Hardcastle, the
liberal sitting member, has completed his meats, instituted
with • view to nralection, and has issued an address, in
which ha expresses his confidence that he shall again have
the honour of representing the borough in parliament.
Bourox. —Mr. Parry, of Sleaford, has started in
the liberal interest. fierjeaut Pullingbad previously offered
himself on the semi aide, and bad addressed a meet-
ing of his supporters at the OttildhilL Tim learned sarimet
is in favour of an extension of the franchise, but is opposed
to the ballot.
HAuFAX.—A requisition is in course of signature
to Mr. John Croesky, as chiirman of the liberal registration
committee, to sok him to lay before • meting of the elici-
tors the letter received by him from Sir Charles Wood •
week or two ago, in which the right hon. baronet expelled
his intention sot to muted the borough. On Taseday
night, • meeting of the liberals promoting the requiltio•
wee held at the W nibs Swan Hotel, when it WM reported
that the signing of the rminisition was making eatistactory
progress, sad it was decided to prosecute the naves' for

Signatures.
HEREFORD.—The conservatives of this city have '
determined to contest the retina of Lieutenant-Woad I
Clifford and Mr. George Clive, sod have brought forward
Mr. BiggsSay, Chancery inrrister, and Capt. Pateshall, the
latter of whom fills the office of mayor of the city. Mr.
Beggsllay lined his address yesterday,
himself which he decline
himself to be a moderate oonservative.
Livezeivor..—After a long sitting of the con-
servative committee yesterday it was announced that in
"all probability" Mr. S. K. Graves would, conjointly with
Mr. Flanfall, mutest the borough on conervittive princi-
ples, though the general opinion is that Mr. Honfall is
more inclined to the priciest comprombe with Mr. Ewen.,
the liberal member. Should Mr. Craves raves positively
to stand,
_the names of Admiral Decree end Mr. Seymour
Fitzgerald are mentioned as probable candidates, though
the latter gentleman, it is said, nukes his return fres of ex-
pense • sine qua Now.
Sonia LiNcsainta.—The liberals of South
Leocashire will announce their iutentioos at the end of this
week or the beginning of the next. his rumoured that
the Cliseeeellor of the Exchequer will be put in nomioatios.
STAFFORD.—Captain ?dialer has issued his ad-
dress to the electors of the borough of Stafford. He de-
scribes himself es a liberal-oonservative, and, upon the
question of foreign policy, he advocates the priaciple of
non-iatervention.
STAFFORDSHIRE (NORTH). —Mr. Adderley d
an
Lord Ingestre will offer themselves for reneletition, but it is
more than likely that a third candidate of decidedly liberal
polls/up and ut ormaotkore.l.l6 warattaties will be put
into nomination.
STAFFoRDoiI IRE (Sount). —Mr. H. J. W. H.
Foley and Mr. W. 0. Foster will be again put in nomina-
tion, and there is very little expectation of their being

oPPZ•ed-
Woivxnatsrproic—Tbe sitting members, the
Right Hon. C. P. Villiers and Mr. Weguelie, are not likely
to meet with any opposition. They will both spin offer
themselves.
Winsr Woacmenrasains.—The Hon. F. Lygon,
and Mr. F. W. Knight, the sitting members, will offer
themselves for re-election on the dissolutioo of parliament.
EAST Wortmcinrusains—The sitting members—
both liberals—Boo. F. W. G. Calthorpe sad Mr. H. F.
Vernal—offer themselves for reelection. It is not expected
that they will be
GLASGOW.—Zrltglish, the present respected
member far this city, has, in consequence, no doubt, of the
numerous and influential Dames attached to the requisition
recently forwarded to him, reconsidered his avowed determi-
nation, sad resolved to present himself for reelection after
the approaching dissolution. North British Mail.