The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-08 00:00:00

(Stamped la. Additio■&l.) [TWOPENCE.

borough with Mr. Wood on liberal geinciplie. In addition
to these three gentlemen, two other names have beim mar
tinned, to which, however, it would be so yet premature to
give publicity.
Layard has addressed the follow.
ing letter to a cotemporary : 'I am ensconced this esom•
tag es a candidate for the repreelatadatt at Raga & This
is a mistake. A highly respectable and influential party in
the borough have done me the honour of requesting me to
mune forward; but, for reasons which will be anfildently
obviate to thaw who may have cantastad that mat, I have
declined the invitetkeo

Bii.instrirTaThe two bovosigh member., Linde.
asst-Geserel Buctioy and Mr. M. H. Mash, car thous•
selves hr rrelection. A conservative candidate, a Mr. Er.
atjarenacted with the Solidi Waters and Yeovil
s, it to stated le about to Moe es address.
Bannweataty.—Mr. Tomlin* and Mr. Blaney, the
mow sessiben, have Waal addrussedecliring their Wes.
tics to ahead again. Major Phibbe, who userreorefally ors.
tested the borough at the lost election, has freed as address
Intimating his intention of again contesting the espresenta-
Man on conaervetiro principles.
Smaroan.—An energetic canvass is going on in
thin district for Mr. 0. E. Packs.

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Bourn Bnizi,no.—Mr. Ingham, MY., will be re-
turned without opposition.
HtIirDZILAND.—Mr. George Hudson has issued
an address. He Wu for a renewal of the conildenoe which
the electors have reposed In him for fourteen your, from a
conviction that be has faililltd every promise given, and
redeemed every pledgm" Hs says The appesl made to
rirmala rtatbsr you will support factious opposition and
Ike plea% or a goveranasna waist lens stared the
ship encolesklty Wough Use sloe= and by =gal measures
promoted the pro.perity of the country. " This borough
could return two bbwula, but for tte division of that body in
the town. It is said that the whig section are to treaty to
bring forward a coadjutor with Mr. Fenwkk, and the " ad-
vanced" section are to treaty with other persons. The Baines
of Mr. B. Maley, of London, and Mr. Dishy Beyroottr, are
mentioned.

TAeurrocz.—Sir John Trelawny's address for re-
election is oat. Mr. Arthur Russell has not yet made my
sten. Sir John's Neat is considered ask . . _ _

'Taws>Qesesi. The
on:Fredetick Lygon and
Mr. J. Nelda, the eitdng member", have loaned addremee
offering themselves again for the representation of the
borough. Mr. Cox, a liberal coneerra.ive, is oleo in the
field, and Mr. Humphrey Brown's friends say that he is
ready to go to the poll. It is doubtful, however, whether he
nesdidates a serious ocntion.
THutait.—tiir W. Payne Galway, the sitting
roembeth;iur, solicits reelection. There is at present no
7intev.u.—Thomas Mille, Erg., and the Earl of
Gifford wig again offer *elusive, se candidates. There Is
a rumour afloat that the conservatives are going to bring a
man into the field. The person at present named is
IfroudeErg., of Dartingtin, Totnes wen of the late Arch-
deacon Fronds, bet there isnot the shadow of a chance for him.

Vi&LLINOPORD.—Mr. Mains, Q.C., offens bimetal
for reelection. He will be opposed by Captain &Weis, who
comes fsrward oe the bberal Interegt.

ENLOCY Bortooaae.—The present conservative
members, the Right Hon. Colonel Femur and Mr. Mikes
Geekell, will be returned without opposition.
WEBIIIINSTER.—Sir De Lacy Evans and Sir J.V.
Shelley have issued addresses to the electors soliciting their
suffreges for n-election. Sir De Lacy Brans condemns the
Dolby Reform Bill, end says it contained scarcely more than
one important douse. Si• J. Shelley calla vi on the electors
to declare whether or not there shall be a reform bill in the
ensuing parlisment.

WHITEHAVEN.—Mr. George Lyall has issued an
address soliciting re-election. It does not at present appear
likely that be will mast with any opposition.
WIGaN.—On Tuesday, a meeting of the friends of
Cokes! the Hon. James
Lindsay was held, when a com-
mutes was formed to mutest the election on his behalf. The
same evening Mr. Lindsay's address was lamed. Bs is an
adherent of Load Derby.
WINCEESTER.—The present tory member, Sir J.
B. Eat, will it Is raid be opposed by Mr. Portal, a liberal.