The Express.
London, England, 1859-02-16 00:00:00

.zlrox OF ZAST wascseria-
SHill

The following correspondents, La rstsropos to this
eleotios, hr beim published 1
Tedderhy, Feb. 1p
" My dew Isgesarre,—l take the liberty, to which I ma
sure yos will mot apse!, to publish my Utter to you, sad
poor aseme.—l remain yours simmesiy,
"The Fisment lapses, M.P.' " BAVitentre.
Tiolikalay,, Fab. 11.
" My dear Ingssism—My enratio• has bees asiled to •
paLagrspit la tie Daily to *be following Mint :
• Laid Ingeorre sad Ilea. Lygoa sad Mit. Do
formerly M.P. for Tswkesteray, addressed as aelredll;Teli
farmers from a Mellow opposite the Corn Bach
oestar on Saturday altemoos. In the reams aMd elrts:
mem otrervalkas be mid that " the
ward Mr. Cabers, so • rspresentstim 611"grettraltvl-kl"
sioa rf Worcestershire was hatchet by Lord EMbettmort
his mot at Teddreley sad them roemunientel le Lard
Word, who jars •th squirmier' to the seggestlee."'
" pertly semi couverration I may have had
with Lord Ward about the Bast Worcestershire ehrtioe, at
• visit he paid me ham—just after Lord Northwieles deatu—
la personocre of is engagement mules fortnight before, it is
usnoismary far ma to rear.. Bat the stersumet that ' the
Idea of bringing forward Mr. Celthorps as • reamesetativs of
Bast Worcestershire was batched by ON at thin Oboe,' or any-
when a's., le without • .hadow of foundation.

I never was mouthed, nor Ina likely to bet, about the
choice of a candidata . and you pt ow httec from a customary
corn apoudeat eosveag to me the informalioa that Yr.
Calthope's Maude had ter 'lead to bring him forwar.l, of
which I this beard for the first time, I never had with say
one any ►lad of communkutios reapeotlog his 'ladles.
" I am mire that after Una alwaroant, you will pucks my
i equity whet►ar you have berm correctly reported in the &ben
paragraph—wad if so—on what autoonty you h•ve nada
such a atatemsed 1 remain yours alacarely,
HAtlialletON.

" The Viscount Ingestre Id P."
higestre S'afford, Feb. 12, IMO.
"Dear Lord Hallsertow,—The report of what I said at
W.:reader is enbetantially tomer, w.th this exception :
" What I said area, • the scheme was hatched at Load Ha-
thane's's, at Teridoslay to., not by Lord }Whereon. You
oak me on what 'mood I mode thu statement.
" I reply, I kaaw Lord Ward had b en at Teddeeley, I
believed that Mr. Callus,* met him them, and, know's, the
Memel yea take in po i i, al magma, as minced during the
lam Stafford eleetioe, I thought it probable that the idea el
starting Mr. Calthorpe for East Worn recibir, was bathed
at your holm. If I have made any misstatement la this
matter, I much regret It, but I ballevo the probsbUitim were
andieket to boar me out la the mention that I seeds at
Warm der.
_ _

'ileleTve las, dear Lord Hath, don, ainearely your".
'• mltrza..

MARTLESONIL—The sudden announcement of the
resignation of Vie vont Ebriop n of his seat for the
bormigh of Marybibose 1 esteediy, mated no small amount
of surmise se well as excitement la political circles
throughout the borough. As might naturally be expected,
the inquiry was everywhere as to who was likely to
corn* to. ward se e .nYidates to suceend the aobls viscount,
and large numbers of the electiral body, many of wham were
on the lamer occasion winch supporter' of Lord Bbriegton
when he contested the borough secomefully @pleat Mr. Jacob
Bell, expo eyed a straw desire to know idiotism it was the in-
tention of Mr. Ben orals to ogee himself. In the aftemom
the gaged= of Mr. Belts out ere was solved by a depu-
tation of electors welds/nem that patletnaa at his resideece
in Imigbaorplees. Mr. B-11, who smeared to be gaffs lag
serenely from bronahit le, was had soirely able to articulate.
Be expreawd he grwitoation it would have afforded him again
le haws agree forward I. the libity al laten st ; and that
nothing bet the delicate state of his health would kart pre-
vented him from at once teaming an addrese, aging for the
of his brother elemore. At the present time, how-
sour, wag reloragoly compelled to timbre. Augoopt
other names enrion.d woe tame of Sir Rehm Welgoisy,
Mr. Wilkinson, late member fee Lembeth, and Mr. Josiah
Wilkinson, neater of the Metropolitan Board of Weeks he
Se, Penmen Dezisg the day, bates the result of the
Grasowieli 'leeks was blown, tarp numbers of the friends
of Mr. Jamb Bell liediravd, Is the event of that gorleman
deeliaisg M offer himself, sod the Hectic, at Otemerich Wag
anus to Mr. Alderman Sll'ooooo, that they weal, en
accusal of his being • resident chiefly, immediately pt ep a
requisition to the Alderman to stoat tor klerylehow. MISR
tbe remit at Greenwich wee, I °sever, known, Mr„
stein was spoke. of, as also Mr. Harry Chaster, of
gate. Thaw appears, however., to be a aortal Seeing in
the first place. that • reetlent candidata will be pained,
sad vexedly, ea saggered by Sir B. Hall at the meeting
at Wadi eve Mag, that whoever represents Maryleihens
for the fames mast be a boa nese man and a waking toggeher
of parliament.

Csown•orncs, Fin. 14.—Memhers returned to
serve le the present pediment. C.dirie et the Holy Trinity
of Dolan : The Welt Hoe. James Whiteside, her Mr-
jetty's Attorney-Gemini for fralsnd, in the tom of George
Alexander Hatolltoo, Esc., who has scoetted the office or
elsward of her Mairsty's Muir of Northgead. Town of
Chlway : Jobe Orton Lever, Lq., to the rein of Anthony
071abartL Esq., whose clinke ha, bleu declared void. U Id-
s-welly of Oxfad : TM Right Hon. Willies Ewsrt 01&4-
sines, of Christchurch, Mester of Att., Itav:nf accepted the
office of Lord High Commis Inter of the lon= Lalonde.—
Omits.

VONIIITITE OT COUNCIL ON EDUCATION.—
Otimidarabis thanes hese newly amoral In the personas'
et the Privy Counc I oaks. Mr. Harry Chester, alto •
melee et marl, thirty- th se years it that ea* has retired
treat the pea of ...mat-so 'wary to the Comakt• at
Corral oe islatotles. Mr. Rin4LaNl los boxer the order
salleart.ssereesra ; and Mr. Sykes, the esafor as lorry is
oofed t 4 the poet et jostler a11ai11i14.116111111417, Via'4l4
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