The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-11 00:00:00

Carlow Comity.
Longford County.

Dowii County.
KUkenny County.

Cork County.
Kilda» County.
Lowth County.

THORSDAI
Limerick empty.

BATVILDLT,
Ashes

ELECTION MEETINGS.

MIDDLESEX.

A meeting of tire electors of the western division
of the county of Middlesex was held yenerday &Kennon at
the Town-hall, Hounslow, to hear Viscount Kanehigh, the
nonsarrative candidate for the eounty, deliver an address in
eupportof Madeline as their reprenotative lo the next parlia-
ment. The noble vie:giant was accompanied by numerals
friend', and from the unanimity and ores enthminean'orbich
prevailed throughout the meeting, we presume bin supporters
Included seedy everyone present. A solitary hiss, gene-
-rally delivered is the wrong place, was occasionally beard
during his lordship's speech, but even this slight element of
discard mewed loos before the proceedings terminated. The
Asir having been taken by Colonel MCItitAT,
. Lied Rapti..tilir said that he bad bees iodated to come
:award is compliance with a requisitios from a large body
of electoni, and in consequence of his family having been
monneethl with the county for upwards of two or three
'eseaturie... He disclaimed asking any volunteer to give his
:vote because be (the noble lord) happened to belong to a
.popular o-rpa. The volunteers were not a political body.
yd be inflected soaring further from them than their good
will, which he accepted with pleasure. With record to his
.polition views, he would make Do promise which be would
.not faithfully keep Although he wished to see oar old
=meatitutioo, which was the admiration of the
retained, yet be was no obstruotive, sad would be
quite ready to go with the times. His landmarks were.
higt, the sovereign of the country, next the church and
Mate, then oar oolooial empire, and, lastly, hereditary
siesta la these days of tmaaitioo politics the tory was
deed, and what was called the liberal or wbig was nothing
but a mere sham, while the oonservative woe sincere and
.consistent in the greet principles which be advocated. The
liberals claimed everything that bad tree doom fora series
el years, but such was not the cue. Many of their prin.
Meal advocator were averse to the repeal of the corn laws,
and Lord Melhoome described it as the wildest and mad-
den scheme that ever Mitered into the :clod of man • sad
with regard to the Mourne tax. file Charles Wood, Sir
Vence Grey, and Lord John Russell were quite as math
egatest the imposition of the imams tax as the conserve.
Mans were. I. fast, the liberals nem a very motley group
at politicians, while the conservatives were combined and
Meedfeet. The amble lord commented severely upon the
t Mimes which he oonteuded had characterised the foreign
gam of the present government, and particularly lestmeed
the 011•1111 of Poland and Demmark. sod degooneed the blue-
Meier and uollylne too. adopted by in-rolled liberal
Waiters. He was wholly opposed to a uniform lowering of
/fete trunnion but her should be willing to rapport say ism.
wiethwhith wr
regard irooligherufzly Tlargeethwoup=atiaconstittrameise.
more
'faithful protestant than be vas and be siternillrways rr
;cord with *lousy any attempt to detract from bee tale.
mien or endanger hoe well-being: bar et the IMO time he
nes punned to vote for any plan which would meet the
ranionalee objoattoos of the shsonsters to the prevailing
spina. He bad been far away nen on advocate for a,