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

LEWES.

The nomination here took place yesterday. From six to
seven hundred persons were present, and the greatest good
humour and good order prevailed. The late *big mem.
Mr. Perfect, was proposed by Mr. Shaer, sen., and
seconded by Mr. A. Morris. The Hon. H. Fitzroy, one of
Sir K. Feel's Junior Lords of the Admiralty, was proposed
b Mr. Thomas Maderiak and seconded by Mr. Johnston.
Mr. Godfrey Hudson, cos of the new candidates, was pro.
posed • by Mr. F. H. ow, coroner for the county, and
mcooded by Mr. Thomas Hillman. Lord Henn Loftus
was proposed by Mr. Neale, and seconded by Mr.J.llillman,
junior. I'M show of hands was then taken, and de
dosed to be la favour of the Honourable H. Fitsroy
and Mr.Ferfeet. A poll was then demanded for

Mr. Hudson and Lord Loftus, and the meeting quietly
broke up. There were no colours, and scarcely a drunken
man was to be seen in the town.

WINDSOR.
The nomination for thin borough took place yesterday,
and, there being no opposition, Colonel Reid and Lord John
Ray were declared duly elected.

GUILDFORD.
In this borough, in which the nomination took place
ye.terday, a third candidate appeared in the person of Mr.
T. L. Thurlow, who expressed his determination to go to a

NEWCASTLE-UNDER-LT-NE.
The election took piece yesterday morning. Lord
Brickley was proposed by Dr. Mackenzie, and seconded by
Mr. Francis Stonier Mr. Jackson by Mr. Spark, seconded
by Mr. Thomas Leechi Mr. Christy, by Mr. J. F.
Hyatt, seconded by Mr. Samuel .13O! ; and Mr, °rot
by Mr. .1. A. Hall, seconded by Mr. Thomas nil: hie.
Mr. Greig offered to invest 1,0001. against the 1,0001. of any
other candidate, to found some charitable institution in the
borough ; and concluded by an intimation that 200 votes
had taco offered to him wholesale by a person he saw in the
crowd; but he rejected them.—The show of hands wu in
favour of Mr. Jackson.—A poll woo demanded on behalf of
the other candidates.

SHItEI—CSTRY.
The nomination took place yesterday. The candidates
are Mr. Tomline (Peelite), the late member; Mr. S!aney
(whip), who represented the borough in previous parlia-
ments; and Mr. Baldock (tort').—Mr. J. Sheppard proposed
Mr. Tomline's re-election; Mr. E. Haycock seconded the
nomination.—The lien. T. Kenyon, chairman of Shropshire
County Sessions, proposed Mr. Stoney, who was prevented
from attending by the recent death of his wife; Mr. W.
J. Clement, seconded the nomination.—Col. F. Kill pro-
posed Mr. Baldock ; who was seconded by Mr. J. T. S.
d Edwards.—The show of hands wee in favour of Mr.
Slane y, the Whig candidate ; the next being Mr. Tomline.
A poll was demanded by the opposite party.—While the
seconder of Mr. Baldock was speaking the bells of the adjoin-
ing church set up a chime, which called forth remarks from
the crowd of not a very flattering nature to the vicar.

NORTHAMPTON.
The nomination for this borough took place yesterday.
The electors were taken by surprise by the appearance of
not less than five candidates in the field. Mr. E. 11. Har-
well proposed the Right Hon. V. Smith, and Mr. Hagger
seconded his nomination. The Rev. Mr. Bennett, a dis-
senting minister, proposed R. Currie, Esq., and Mr. Wykes
seconded the nomination. The Rev. T. Brown, another
dissenting minister, proposed Dr. Eppe ; Mr. Hester se-
conded the nomination. Mr. C. Markham proposed Dr.
P. A. I3eyford; Mr. J. B. Hewlett seconded the nomination.
Mr. Jeffrey then proposed L. C. Humfrey, Esq. Mr.
Hughes seconded the nomination. The show of hands was
declared to be in favour of Dr. Epps and Carrie. A
01l was demanded by the other candidates, and the polling
fixed to commence to-morrow (Thursday).