The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-20 00:00:00

LIBERAL LOSSES.

ABINGDON—CoIoneI Liodssy, via Mr. Norris 1
lILLCILBURN —Mr. Fedden, vice Mr. Pilkington
BItIDGZWATIR—Mr. Westropp. vice Colonel Tynte
Bust—Mr. Greene, rice Lord A. Heresy
CANTIMBOBT—Mr. RedAketos, vice Lord Athluntney l'
Casusts—Mr. W. N. Modems, via Mr. Laws=
CHILIZILNUAN —Mr. C. Schreiber, rice Hon F. Berkeley 1
CRIPPINIUM —Mr. Goldner, eke Mr. Lysley 1
CIIMICIISTIM—Mr. R. netts% vice Mr. Ponsoeby
CRICKLADE—Mr. Gash, rice Lord Ashley i
DIRBT—Mr. Coo, via Mr. S. Basle 1
Devoirrose—Mr. Fleming. via Mr. Bni.sy
EMT NORFOLK—Mr. Read, vice Colossi the Hoe. W.
_._ _

C. W. Coke 1
Guinn/I—Kr. Thread, rice Mr. ToHennas' 1
HASTINGS—Mr. P. Robertson, Bice Mr. F. North 1
Manxman—Mr. Banally. via Mr. Clifford .
KIDDRILIIIII3II6II—Mr. Grant, vice Hoe. L. White 1
LICHFIXLD —Camel llyott, ries Lord A. Paget ......
LIVERPOOL—Mr. Graves, rice Mr. Ewart
Lntz Ritota—Mr. Treoby, rice Colonel Pinney 1
MALDON—Mr. Earle, vice Mr. T. Western 1
NORTHALLZITTON —Mr. Minx, vice Mr. Wrightson ...
0110115 UNIVIWITT-11r. G. Hardy.rier Mr. Gladstone 1
nceron—Hon. F. A. &acts'', vice Mr. C. P. Greaten 1
SUNDEILLLIM—Mr. Hartley, vex Mr. W. E. Lind ay 1
TIME/SWAY—W. Dowdsswell, vice Mr. J. Mortis 1
Tarrroao—Mr. R. Harvey, vice Lord F. Fitzroy 1
Trywros—Mr. Walrond, vice Mr. Deems
WHITBY—Mr. Bagnall. vice Mr. ThOrllploo 1
WOODBTOCIC—Mr. Barnett, vice Lord A. Churchill

A county election of some significance takes
place to-day. The polling for West Kent begins
this morning. A brave endeavour is to be made
to rescue this division of the county from the
Tories, who at present monopolise the representa-
tion, and have brought out their heaviest
guns for this occasion. Their candidates, one of
whom sat in the late Parliament for the division,
are personally unexceptionable ; but as if they
were not enough, that terribly successful personage
Mr. GATHORNE HARDY, with all his blushing
Oxford honours thick upon him, stands
as one of the sponsors for the new Tory candi-
date, and promisee and vows every sort of Tory
virtue in his name. And if this were all, the
Liberal candidates, Sir JOHN Luseoca and Mr.
ANor.esrsix, could not with any grace complain of
such a compliment to their prowess as the appear-
ance of Mr. GATHORNE HARDY on the scene. But
we regret to observe that the seconder of one of the
Tory candidates bad recourse to other weapons of
his own selection, and which have not
e very chivalrous look. Sir JOHN LOB-
BOCK, it is known, has lately lost his father.
Colonel LBNNARD, who seconded the nomination
of Mr. HART Druz, in • speech which it seems
was heard, amidst a continuous uproar, by the
reporters of the local Tory journal better than
by those who were present on the hustings, de-
clared that Mr. HART DYKE bad received from
" his late lamented friend, Sir JOHN LUBBOCK, a
" promise that he should get his vote and support
"if he came forward for West Kent." And, ac-
cording to the report in the local Tory journal, The marriage of Lady Gwendoiine St. Maur.
Colonel Lsxlsaan asked the present Sir JOHN Los. youngest daughter of the Duke sad Ditchers of Somerset,
BOCK whether he was "cognizant of that fact when with Sir John Pomades, Bart, is appointed to take pleas
"he came forward for the county." Colonel Len. rie the 2nd of the ensuing month.
WARD had another question to ask of the present Lord and Lady Londesborough give a grand alto
next week at Londesboroagh—Tuenlay is the day stated—
Sir JOHN LUBBOCK. In his public addresses, Sir
when the noble lord
oenndthhide wiliyuenirrtain 2,000 of their
JoilN had declared himself in favour of • total
abolition of Church rates. But Colonel LENNARD The Bishop of London and Mrs. Tait will, this
had been informed by • gentleman whom he saw I day, receive the Queen of the Netherlands sod suite at
last Friday that " Sir JOHN LUBBOCK by word of . Mechem' at Fulham Palma. A select circle have teen
" mouth, and by letter had told him that he was Mailed to meet her Majesty at • garde. party afterwards.
"rot for • total abolition of Church rates." So I On Monday week Sir James Hudson passed
Colonel LENNARD, who " only asks for fair play," through Rome on his return from Naples, which oily he
demands an answer to these questions. It does not had visited principally to see the grand hospital recently
appear from the report we have before us that Sir
mamcurated them by his friend
.P.rofessor Tommaii. Sir
JOHN LUBBOCK. replied to the question concerning
Ihisamdiseliginhteeditral vitssilwaLtPihsetejr.mamme. g summit
months
at
his father. Probably in the midst of the uproar he "It is currently reported in legal circles," says
onlycaught serapsof Colonel LEwNABD'Ie speech, but the Herald... that changes so. in ninneinnintion
which
will
whether he heard the allusion to his father or place three or four judicial sppoietmeate at the disposal
not, we are sure that he might very well of Lord Palmerston. Chief Bayou Pollock, it is said, will
have declined to notice it at such • time and in shortly retire, and Bare* Martin, his son-is-law, will follow
that the corn- se mot as his. term of service Is completed.
. The two Chief
such • place. One would suppose
of his "late Justro..S7 Alexander Cock. huro end Sir William Erle,
zrionest respect for the memory
" lamented friend," the commonest respect for at:sua
oson'itithet at:. Courts 4:, raideApp.4"l:btheeprn
of Ltd,"
the feelings of his friend's son, would have at least and in the Judicial o,iumittee of the Privy Council."
induced Colonel LINNARD to give Sir JOHN Los. A very melancholy event occurred during the
BOCK notion of an attack which he certainly could nomination of the candidates for Queen's County on Mon.
not have anticipated, even had Colonel Lmswasn's day. A Mr. Jacob, solicitor, who seemed to be taking an
strange information • shadow of authenticity. active pert io the proceedings, while leaving the mart fell
Sir Jons, had he received notice beforehand of rich lluddealT in the ball. and died before medical sesistasee
In ai::?4l4 might have saved Colonel Lanese', fcrotddbe. Pmrdthe• Death le osed tel bare resulted.
from committing himself to a statement which I excitement °net ny7nrwthy w„ „mewl for the „2:'7.
must have shocked every person present. He the &caw g=timan, whe was much rapaud.----

To the foregoing we now add the result of the
elections which took place yesterday :

LIBERAL GAINS.
CARDIOASMBERB—Sir T. 0. Lloyd, rice Colonel Powell... 1
Lancelot, COI:NTT—Mr. Lynen, eke Colonel Diekeoo... 1
. . .

Tim gives a nett gain of 22 seats to the liberals on
the result of the elections, without including cer-
tain changes in the Irish representation, which will
manifestly strengthen the government on a divi-
sion.