The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-12 00:00:00

LEOIg},TSTICR.

The nomination for this borough took place at
the Town-ha l yesterday.
)12. BONHAM CALDWLLL proposed the mobcaps of Mr.
Gathorne Hardy.
Bev. J. P. TATLOI, curate of Eye, near Leombeter, ant
irrMr. Hiodroarch • supporter of liberal measures.
."Etwnr LLOYD useisabd Mr. Walsh.
Mr OATHOILIN HANDY began by referring to boat mol-
ten. Upon some one in the crowd shouting • Orford,* be
said he had tams so part, from beginning to end in the
matter, bet when he found arsons of great Intehires,
education, an integrity, comb sing together to place min
• position of high honour, he would say that if knew
was to be conferred cm hint then honour be most wets.
Wham) But whatever the result of the eleetioe, to the
of Leominster he owed what political advance-
knerette bad made, and many pecans' and Political friend'
obi" end he trusted be sever should forget what beamed
to its inhabitants. (Chess.) They bad beard a great dal
about what the liberal party---moving the party
of which Lord Pahourstoo was the bea—
ked dose for reform. What had they done? Mr.
Bright, an extreme but on honest riding bad charged
the present liberal government with the violation of pledges
and the breakinogg of promises. And what did the goesee.
meat as for vas They were trying to dead*
the worlds( mss into the belief that they were going to
admit a great number of them to the suffrage . That was
A ISM piece of humbug. He himself voted start Mr.
Baioes's bill bemuse he thought that so reform should
be brought in without eadeavouring to settle the whole
question for a time, sod that when it wee brought in it
amid be introduced by the goverment on their own
resposeibility, staking their existence, as Lord Derby's
governmest did, on its MONO or failure. He referred to
the speeches ad votes of Mr. Lowe, Mr. Bleak, Mr. Her
gothers sitting behind the goverment against
'ues's bill to show that its defeat was act ado.
/manly to the emanative party. He would sop.
port the church, because he believed that she was
among the ease of Christianity co earth, that she
was preachis& the gospel to the poor. and that
she was doing that which could not be dons co the volun-
tary prindple eine, although she did mush by it. A
state without a church was a state without a God, beams
without a church they must acknowledge every form of
religion, whatever it might be, and they must pay the some
mean to the pribeiples of Hisidoos end Mama-
mare as they Dew did to the church which was
established in this Gantry. He would tell bis
dinenting hinds that they mold sot pot down the
&arch from bee pre-ewineace without establishing the
principle that a state could do without being united to God.
He should continuo to vote end speak as he bad hitherto
voted and spoken, in advocacy of Use connexioa of auras
with state. (Chars.
Mr. HINDVARCH mid the result of the esevass showed
that if the voters were latuntedoneed be should bees a
large toslority. They were told that under the Bettish
onetitaxes all classes wen to be fairly reprimand in the
Haas of Commons, bat he denied that the worlds( assess
were at all repremeted there, and claimed for them a vase
in parliament. They were, be said, less liable than troika
men to infinence from without. as if threatened by their
L employers they could readily change their masters. The
nal reason why the ooneuvatine opposed the giving
of the franchise to the want classes was their indigos-
dean They mad net he bribed by mosey or inhume so
readily es other elesess. Lord Derby'. Belem Bill amid
' have swamped the town oonstitneeems by the istrodoction
' of the rural element. He advocated the removal of religious
disabihtiss, the abolition of church rates, and the ballet. '
Mr. WalsH briefly followed in a conservative speech.
The show of hands was declared by the Moyer to be in
Jana of Hardy and Walsh. and • poU was eraradod far
Mr. Inotimarch.

HALIFAX.
The nomipation here tech place yesterday in the
Manafiseturosii Plea Sall. Thom Wife from ire to wee
thousand Peed* Preeest.
JOBN CROSSLEY MOllliebilld Kr. AMINO Mancha
Hr. D. Bnnos wooded the esoninstioe.
Mr. Jonnsn Arrtsmem then amainated Oohed
Akre?

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Mr.el Ono. WEitell7 sesooded the worinatioo.
Two repreeeetativoe beteg required ter the bcosigh, and
so other ceadidete brim uropcsod,
1 The M_ Agog (Wm. I. Etoldeetertb, Iraq.), the reltztZg
officer, gee Hr. Sianded amid CoLAkroyd duly
WOLVIREAMPTON. Mr.'granare.* wee received with nem& abasing. He
The eonetitaeoey and the former members of gua,keg ilia /mit', now.' of their c„„lggsnoe, a2d
this borough have been taken by rupees at the lest me- le:premed the hope that be might summed im roaeleiag and
man, The oomiaation took place yesterday in the degsmis it it futon. (Heer, hear) He had moistly had
Apiculture-ball in Wolverhampton. The only candi- Li, ,n,podudt., of o x ofolofos it coss(gmbh heidi MB
dretsafwbe had holed addresses were the Right Hos. C. P. Tun,. upon Qs got D0..7 sod legrwitbm, sad his
Villiers end Hr. TM. Wegoelin, the staging ilealtant thews-,0 leaf IA tab* tog withes—tria refateeerm
EStherebre, the iteskusnise ceeeteenced it weress, Ekmg ***idiom ig the wag% Be will see
the they would bare bees the oily esedlietee, • ' gem by a repetition of bit Twws but when he
event tamed out differeatey. AM. hstateev. We" -jam. now at the mewls of the elestrie
spied well until these two gentles.bid bons peepamd. . which hidbeen"matted to gbe •we gag
Mr. N. M. r °wisp wesiastred Mr. Vdliers. nt the -cornier parliament, to bowl to my
Mr. GIORGI Beim proposed Mr. Weguelis. Militee. of
tied the word snipes eletwely. He did soh
Mr. Futuna Foam Ci.zu, of Wolvalhaepton, then law" in stationary polities. (Cheep) To him premien

anew/ to WI akin bestirs it wee
to UM Wei* vitally, el Oa doestitedee.
Meek renamed for the erweidernidelli tho Pwthiroot
*best to sit. Taxation was Mill farther to be lightened.
(Hew. hear.) Enowamv bed MI firths: to be effesied
—Gear—edfiration scan Nero to be proweeted. iChaierj.
AM nineteen amid bay* te he yell to the r
.edition of Me of the greet NM of Ws Torii* .Pmeltb
these While non OM wet potent el ell einoatiwal
a-
dessenr sad while Lett Wearily bemired hi who Ist*.
laden. (Hew hear.) The wird, wired policy of do-
verasest Md 41 kW ben mere aed mare tempered is
acesniaaes the salighteeed and seiner iwkft of the
ego. taser.) Mr. atiesfaid. WWI
deelkg
Waked them foe the aredidesse regneed Ida' by re-
lice.
0060•411 ACROYD Mae was received with slime end
=lnd part of whom epee& was delhwed daring a
fail el hail ad rain) begged to thank Wen for We
high ba*osr they had conferred span Ida. He was sere
he spoke tbeir Benda:wets vitae be exproweil lie plower*
that they bad bad so cestriet. If there had bees key dif.
tempos betw. es himself end Sir C Wood—if toe Primal&
hal been involved—Ws be (Ooleeel lirroyd) would sot
have oreteeted Halifax with Sir Mario Woad.

"
Mr. STaIIe7RLD said be wadi vote fee •W. franchise in
boar=sad • 101. franchise In mettle&
AAROTD would not vote foe • fif. fraaehise if me-
twined is • separate bill ; bet would sot obiect to it if in-
cluded is remit seheme of reform fitrodowiel by the
goverment of the thy. They Wire eat likely to bares 10i.
camsty /lunettes bill. He was favourable to • oomplete mea-
sure wig& would contain • lateral extsseieeof the fesaelles.
He would lease the question of church rates to
Pa
8,000 of whom passed • rate, sad 500 of wisomrre=
one. The 500 should sot dictate to the 8,000. A dissen-
ter who supported • plum of woesisip of his owe should
not, however, have to bier • double Imams.
Mr. ffr•asszus mid he would vote for the uomeditiosil
oloollot of the usisersitles to dissenting.
Wesel ARROTD would 'to vote for that immure, but
would not interfere with the govereiag bodies ol the uni-
versities.

Held Xs. Steadsld and Colossi Alrzoyd were opposed to
the repeal of the malt Pm

COVENTRY.
The nomination took plum yesterday. There
vas as immerse crowd in treat el the basting', and the
salmi uproar by which the centime at this city are charac-
terised, and warmly a soutanes littered by any spanker was
beard._

Mffgse TPinups proposed and Mr. B. Oox seeoedsd Mr.
reheree. . _ _

lE. Rormass proposed sad Mr. Mix Calm-
ar. soessdsd Mr. Heavy Ifni= Saws.
Mr. LIWRINCI Boors proposed Mr. Mason Joass.
Mr. W. H. B. Btu. aosolaated sod Mr. Talcsarr ar
eroded Mr. B. F. Flower, of Stratford•apea•Avaa.
Neither of the comilidatai were beard. The Ma ar ob-
Weed a abow of heads with some &dimity, sod declared
It to be fa favour of Mum Flower and Jones. ,
Each of the misdates sutasepreitly addressed the electors
from the windows of their respective betels.
The coated will be a clone ewe.