The Express.
London, England, 1859-02-23 00:00:00

JGtaiLIBONE ZLECTION.

The nomination of a =aids'
ono, in the ropreamMtl on of llaryleir,
meat of Viscount Ebriogton, took ph
Muth:gra ia Park-eresornt, Poetises&
of electors was not very numerous,
stews of saitLion like automat
OT as the huiriogs.

Them were two candidates in the
Hominy sad Mr. lidwin Jamas, Q.C.
the hustings ant, b• was sccompanie
Bart., M.P., Mr. Wyld, M.P., Mr.
via-chairman of the Werrern Ba
of his committee. He was rei
oatburit of thirsting, rained aril
your voice this m.rning r The le
suffering from meets boareenere, em
able difficulty that be made himself h
the (dodoes. Colonel Ronsilly's
but his putty ascended the hustings al
Mr. James's Immediate supporters, at
tench pushing and shooting to oblate
front. At length Colonel Hominy's
the right, and Mr. James party to th
officer.

Mr. G. TAMPLIN, the rebutting c
presided, sod, after the usual fon
through he briefly explained the ci
oeoesioned the veoancy.

Mr. THOIUON ITATIIET then cam
Colonel Ranßy, awl, in doing so, h
that now needy thirty years hal dal
Bill enabled Karylebone to return ter(
Commas Hones of Parliament
want rt.") He would sot detain •
but before be enforced the matte o
mat be allowed to scorer k
failing health bad deprived the I
vices of Viscount Ebrington. (II
rough lied at different times
many Methigaielved men, bat al
a more meatier and iirlartriCall repro
is that noble lord. ("No, no.") Ai
the reran would join him la hop
would be speedily restored to bselth eat
cheers.) He bad ale ortildease Is des
premat government, and it was thew
fa secasathg the strength efts lib
(Hm, hear.) Trot both Colima B
was Wixom, bat the fled was a t
whir the letter had sever yet sat in
and on that ground he felt Aril
elector to hold up their heads it
Oh, oh.")

Mr. BILITTINOHAN 1.3001164
Ifirviag as far as we could bow, the
between the two candidates he pr
ward GAB', to an eminent hwyn
folly takes up by hie probational a
ant cries of " Crusi-examine hint,
Sir lAMBS DOLL Bart.,
the 'Memos of any maident gentle=
Von of represeet►tiw of the boa
thought th►t the teal tubule of t
end imperials Mat its insualwirs eng
borough, sad hi was happy t say b
from Kr. Jamas that, is the meat
would lesesedia•e'y take up his to
(Clams) Mr. is.,, was set ama
noble blood within his miss,
mimeos In the law by tl
ow ideate, his badoalry, an
far greater reommesdaticm in
of noble Mrth. (A alias, .We
bloated erktment.") • His leased
would be found a moat mehl, tom
sistent zemober, sad thinking
paten borough ought sot t
without Imputing anything Ia
eide—ha had nook *mum in a
to select a illadeguisbed Qoam's c
liwtsawt•ooiad ht the army. (C

Mr. Ross, a St. Pastern vestrin
mance, sad declared We belief
prove s thornier-going reformer.
Marylebome 'horrid ever become a
if the denote retuned Calomel Roe
world mould think it mu reduced k
Marylebone num be represented t
mid sot by an aristocrat, or evens e

Proclamation was then made tl
form prescribed by Aot of Perlimn
ward to propose any other candid
allow therefore bespoke the indulge
electors while the two candidates as
dreseed theme.

Wood ROMILLT then pressate
algid with adagio' ;chairs end 1
tribute of respect to the high-mind°
/basin's, who bed preferred
lie owe privets extvialenee
explain bow it wee that he
vaieney which the noble lord's
Finding, he said, that Mr.
to amok the suffrages el the
he wee perfectly justhied Ii
end he was happy to say, that ao
received the moot &nada( mei
support from those who were the I
the borough. It had been urged
the skit time he wen
wittiest al his public duty, in fir
from the Hasse of Commons who
under diemetee. It bat been ess
Klee. meesere of reform. end
thee emulous when the ballot Dv
far from that big the case, I
wend prove that he was always
with lir. Locke King; and
baßet, he supported it on the
So, once by pairing in its fovea,
vote. (Hear, hear.) His pried
than ones to tt e electots; sell
an earnest parliamentary ref •
of the entire abolition of a
unjust imposts. The keel intent
era lam his beet attention,
ton wished it, commend the
base.) He was surprised t
we. animated es an art
Ids appestat was eulogised a
in feet, he was accused of t
his opponeat yea held up is
= Deo:melte people. Why,
as not his
Itionhie dmilleg High-elaret,
was saber au mintoorat nun the
was as mesh • nth of the pop&
thaws retereed him he would
represettative, laving ell his t
peen age he reeked from the an
am; and Naas then he hdi
maim beyond a mere title, whi
of his 'sovereign, and he now pits
his energies' at the disposal of t
(Cheers.)
Mr. JAille next aidromed the
complaining of the hasty memo
been announced. Only five 4
borough to select a represent
rattan as Old Sarum or St.
rat had published • cone
he was not responsible for
if he wee sot, some higher per
Katememare, were. Ittfrresto
sods to etr Beejeoln Hall, tin
baronet to do with this comb
there satisfied him that the
in it thee met the eye.
merits be was accused of belts
and having his thus fully
other band, his gallant of
them that he was as id
whatever to do. (& laugh )
he had plenty to do do In hid pi
incepecaste Idai frau einem
haps had the neck of don
moth week es would take
to get through, and ilia el
that if they eatrosted
nothing should be wanting on
Ideate. (Cheers.) He shoo
hew all party isiluenoee; he
wafer* of the people, end tits
whole aim. He -would give
mammy reform Ws mostmatter whether it cite fr.)]
Hineor Mr. Bright, or
the see which speared to la tl
the lanweet d the country shoal
We Used la initial time*, as
"hick Lord Palmetston had
el_Pratatkaa for war apps
wslt la ell bands, but
screamed loyal to the
invasion was impomilile. At
tar oar Interne sad ,allay
serape should be fine and
rieMy vote the requisite mow
Itventenlities, he would tale
hypostases wee wir ly, jud
rolfolatel. (Cheers.) H. was
•VolosibUity be was nadeeakin
°QrO,4lll. it. knew the tin