The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-28 00:00:00

A-0421DIDATE.

(From the Sheffield Independeet.)
Our friends will rub their eyes when they read
this amcsouncoment. For the and time in living .6
South Yorkshire is to see tory candidates walk over.l.=
those are not men who hare earned the forbearance of their
opponent, by their long @serifs., by their preetital ascii&
news, or by the moderation of their opinions. They are
ferias of the etrateet ecai—men who think our represen-
tative system perfect, or, st least, men who have never seen
a plea by which it could be improved—men resolved to up-
hold and extend church rates, end who would support Lord
Derby sad Mr. Disraeli in their upposition to every step to
carry out the principle of religious liberty. They are cum-
paratively unknown candidate. These are the MOD whom
the liberals of South Yorkshire have found no one IN
oppose. We mild underdend a fight sod a defeat. This is
the ant election for South Yorkehire. The riding bee been
divided by an antiquated lino that imposes the utmost
disadvantage upon the liberals. Aed, though we do not
believe two good men, fairly ling the nage of
opinion amoug the liberals, would defeated, that would
have bees no disgrace. It would have brought out fairly
the new feature. of the ease, and shows as how we ought to
apply our energies for the future. We are Not defeated.
The tortes do not walk over bonnie the liberal party eaa-
not agree upon men, and have not a stomach for the fight.
We must ascribe our present ocedition to Sir John Um-
dem. It is of no use to mime the matter. We are bound
to put the saddle on the right hone. The Hon. C. Fits-
Irate= stood out of the way rather than supplant Sir John,
and thou Sir John bolted.

(From the Leeds Mercury of to-day.)
We quote at leogth in another column an able article from
yesterday's Sheffield Independent, giving a• account of the
miserable plight in which Flir J. Bamede•'s define= has let
the liberals of that 000stitoa•oy. Thealtur concludes with
observing that " thus sods Chapter L of the history
of the liberal party f• the moralism division of
the great Wert Riding." We have only to asap
that Chapter IL may be speedily commenoed. Tbs
liberals must not be so depeadeat oe • single man NA
to give up the game because they are disappointed
through • misuaderstanding with ow of their candidates.
The rut of the county, their old Moods of the Northern
Division especi►lly, are looking to them to do something.
and we know that they will do it well. Now is net the
time to lose heart, and we believe our liberal friends of the
south ue not the men to lose heart either.

Her Majesty the Queen of the Netherland/
arrived bi Loudon yesterday from the Ragas, and pro-
ceeded to Claridge's Hata Her Majesty is attended by
the 13mooses vaa Pabst, the Bummer vas Dada's, Coast
Baadwiyek, mad Bans Weekharlia. His Royal Highness
the Priem of Wales and their Royal Highness's the Doke
mid Duchess of Brabant Melted her Majesty at the hotel
moo after her arrival - -

The Marquis and Marchioness of Donegal enter•
tabbed at diaper leek evesiag, at their rankles)°, is Gras•
verier-equare, the Marquis sad Marchioness of Oloarkarde,
Harcitiorrese of Ormond, Earl and Countess of Selmer*,
Bart and Conaieee of Beemborough. Marquis of Coeyeighaso,

Vinous% MAMMON and Ferrird, Berl Arnisabsy, Earl of
Liston'', Iced John Hay, &c.
The Hari and Countess Amherst received the
Earl of Romney sod Lady Mary Ilarsham, Viscount Danko,
Lord aad Lady Charles Percy and Miss Percy, Lady Limy
Herbert, General Hon. Nelms and Lady Nary Hood and
Mir Hood, Hon. Mr. Veiny, General Moe, Captain and
Mrs. Egerton, Mr. Vaa de Weyer, Mr. Banndsrson, Mr.
Hardy, &a, at dinner yesterday evening at the family resi-
dence in Grosvenor-sqoare.

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Viscount and Viscountess Sydney had a select
party at dinner last evening at their residence in Cleveland-
KUM..
Lord and Lady Otho Fitzgerald had • dinner
party last evening at their =nem on Carlton House-ter-
race. Among the gnats were Viscount Bs. Lawrence,
Lord Houghton, Baron and Baronies Alphonse de Roth-
sohild, the Right Has. H. T. L. Corry, M.P., and Misr
Corry, Sir Frederick and Lady Elisabeth Arthur, Hon.
Mrs. Dudley Oarlstou, Osptain Bermohanip Seymour, Mn.
Mildew sad Mins Madmsy, Mr. and HIS. Lai* Mr.
Orlando Bridgman, Mr. E. Bridpian, ho.
Lord and Lady Arundel of Wardour have ar-
rived at Brown's Hotel.
Lady Molesworth reoeived at dinner on Monday
sveshig Emily Duelers of Bianfort, ths Berl el Reftee, Mr.
and Lady Charlotte Rimmil, Lady Sams Voss Tempest,
the Hon. Gilbert sad Lady Evelyn Hastheote, Loud and
Lady Rawilishma, Mr. aed Lady Virginia Readers, Odessa
sod nos. Mn. Dudley Oseatoa. Viesient and Viscometers
Stalky, sod Hon. Mrs. George Barrington.
The Owl says :—" The Duke and Duchess de
Montpmsier, who, with their family, are shoot to arrive
in England, have takes Marbishill. Twiekenhain, the rod.
dance of Gomel and Lady Alice Peel, for a fro of four
months. The immediate object of their royal higheares• is
to be in We ormatry at the period of the aceseelismset
tha 001101111 Ni de Pub."
We (Owl) have to announce that • marriage is
arranged Wawa the Hos. Georgians Wail* isle d
Lord Colville and Mr. Joseph Ridgway, of Fairlawn, sear
fievesosks.
The day now named for the production of
L'Africaine at the Royal Italian Opera b ths 20th July.
Earl Cowper intends to move on Monday for a
list of those peen who have served ea private bin eon-
mittoos daring the precast sodas of pidisatest, sad the
number of times that each per bee served ; sad te ran the
attention of the harass to the gesstloa rbahher d is set ap•
Arabia that it should be oompehogy apse melt maker el
the berms, with sertais esespnass. I. sane if requiem% es
I a private bin cosumittes ogee Awing ewe miss of Prtifisr
r oust. _ _

Lord Clialmdord on Tuesday will ad tke Wm-
Riau at the Boar of Lamb to the pews tektieg-to the'
imptistemeat et Bettis& eabisett Y Abyeishi.
Partin OPTICS Mumma, SOME Karsolorcw.
—Number of Tidies hr the week aliting Juke 24, 1,818.
Wel number sire the epee* et the Mogen tree deBl
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