The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-07 00:00:00

(Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE.

Hayes, Esq., of Kingewraue Cutlet, and chairman of the
Dmieseeth end Torbay Railway Company, will col* Ike-
need ea the liberal intent*. Mr. Rayne le a staunch sup-
porter of the ballot, and wakened Dartmouth in ISM.
DORCILESTEIL—Mr. Sheridan and Mr. Start offer
the selves for re-election, and it la not thought that there
will be my opposition.
Do:Kan.—Mr. Osborne has issued the following
eddrese :—" I take the earliest comae to announce that, in
tonamusnos of the approaching &isolation of the present
pediment, it is my intention mein to ark a renewal of your
=rend confidence. Let there be so mistake se to the
ine raised in the modes elsolion. A ministry which
has for twelve months consented to bold office without exer-
cising power—defeated In its insidious attempts to disenfran-
chise the 40e. freeholders in the comities, and its more open
avowal of reetsqng an 'Awake of the suffrage in the cities
sad Wombs of the Rafted Kingdom—has appealed to the
ocestitneacks fora reafineattat of Its retrogressive policy.
It therefore rota with you to decide whether the vote which
I have given in Wren of the long-exereired sad dearly-
cherished privilege' of the coast, freeholder, while mfasing
to enterteM Meitellel which denies an extension of the
ieffreges In eiffm and boroughs, be worthy of condemnation
or approval. Fee this peewee I shall have the homer of
Mirryy g yourim on s the ocadmt of Lard
gtisolicitin
government." min
DROITWICII.—Sir John Yakington First Lord uf
the Admiralty, offers himself for re-elecita. There is net
the slightest what'll', of any opposition.
FINSBORY.—Mr. T. S. Dunoombe solicits re-sles-
tics. and Sir Morton Peal has issued his address.
FROMIL—The return of Mr. Donald Nicoll he
this borough will, in all probability, be opposed by Lewd
Edward Thyme who was an unneceetrful candidate at tlig
last general election.
GLAWOW.—Mr. Walter Buchanan, the proud
member, will not again become a candidate.
GMAT GRIMSBY.—Lord Worsley offers himself to
Ibis 000stituetcy for re-election. Ho is In favour of the
sense of reform and progress in all matters relating to civil
sad religious liberty.
Gazzewice.—A numerous portion of the oonsti-
taseey,of the extreme liberal party, are not contest to sup-
port Mr. Ameretent In conjunction with Mr. Alderman
Salmons, as they oraelderthat theviewsofthe former gentle-
man, especially on thaws/anon of theballot, are not imflielently
advanced. This mottos of the electors are engaged la sign.
tog a requisition to Mr. G. H. Whalley, formerly member
for Peterborough, and who it is elated, has consented to be-
come a candidate on receiving the names of a certain number
of supporters. It is also asserted that Mr. H. Chambers
will immediately announce himself • candidate, and the
friends of that gentleman are actively canvassing In his
behalf. The conservative pasty In the borough is on the
gel vies, and It is alleged that a pliant admiral, conneoled
with the present :government will contest the borough.
Alderman Bslornons, in an address to the electors, expresses
his confidence that they will return him to the new parlia-
ment.
Ocuproap.—There is likely to be a strong con-
test for theboreogh of Goitdford consequent upon the forth-
coming dissolution. Mr. BovBl, Q C., • conservative, and
Mr. Oxides, a literal, the two sitting members, will both
pram their claims upon their present constituents. The
friends of Mr. W. J. lively'', who formerly represented West
Surrey, lave commenced an Wive =vase on his behalf,
and there will be a second liberal candidate (Kr. Campbell),
a connexion of Mr. R. D. Mangles, the late representadve of
the borough.
HERTFORD.—The Right Hon. W. Cowper offers
himself for re-election, and there is a report that Mr. Robert
Dimadale, a gentleman of property melding in the neighbour-
hood, will oleo come forward to the liberal interest. Mr.
Thomas Chambers, the Common Ihrjeant of the City of
Londe', has been appealed to to come forward in the liberal
interest, bat his intentloos are not yet known.
HULL—Yesterday (Wednesday) addresses wero
posted at Hull from James Clay, Eeq., the present liberal
representative, and Hervey Lewis, Esq., the reform candi-
date. The former gentleman says the Home of Commune
bas all but unanimously condemned the Reform Bill of lad
Derby, and ft la probable that the mounts will not find more
favour with the constituanties than with their represents.
lives. Mr. Lewis gays that his claim to' represent
arises from an earnest deette:to ail in the efforte now making
to give more extended oppertimitise for the exercise of the
electoral franchise. He would zealously advocate and cheer-
folly vote for a w:de extension, of it ; emirates himself in
favour of trienntel parliaments, end would guard the honest
voter by giving him the shield of the ballot. His other min-
' ciplee are in unity with those held by the more advanced
clue of reformers. No other cm:lit:Leos are as yet in the
Lid, but it is likely that to a few days addresses will sperm
from one, if not two, conservative pretenss. Mr. Chicle*
Turner, of Liverpool, is rumoured to be a forthcoming can-
didate Is the latter interest.
IPSWTOR.—Mr. J. C. Cobbold and Mr. Hugh
Adair will offer themselves for re-election. Mr. John Kung
(radical) is aloe in the field, and has pledged htmaelf to go to
the poll. There is a rumour that • second conservative will
present himself.
KNARESBOROUGH.—Mr. B. T. Woodd(libersl) and
Mr. T. Collins (coneavelive), the present members, offer
themeless. There is come rumour of • second; liberal erne-
didate.
LINCOLN.—Major Sibthorp and Mr. O. Fieschi
Heneme, the sitting members, offer themselves for re-elee-
the. The gallant major voted in favour of the Government
Reform Bill, and hie hoe. colleague Nosing it. There will
be an opponent at the forthcoming election in the person of
Mr. J. Heide Palmer, a barrieter, son-la-law of the Right
Hoe. Tennyson Ir Emmett. who for many years represented
the metropolitan borough of Lambeth. The leaned gentle-
man lain favour of an extensive memos of Firth:mastery
reform, and with an extension of the suffrage he is prepared
to vote for the ballot. Although ardently attached to the
established church of England, be ia against taxing dissenters
for Ps support.
LIVERPOOL.—The leading members of the liberal
party held* meeting bare on Tuesday, at which the general
feeling was in favour of returning the prevent member, and
it was resolved that no second Ilwal candidate should be
brought forward, tiniest the torts Introduoed • second one
on their side.
Lotspos.—Lord John Russell, Baron Rothschild,
and Mr. Crawford have issued Weems to their consti-
tuents. A requiaition la being carried about fur signature in
the City, Wetting Lord Stanley tied Mr. Thomas Baring,
M.P., to come forward as candidates at the eppeciaching
election.
MALDON.—Mr. Bramley Moore and Mr. Western,
the sitting members, offer themselves for re-election. The
hon. member, eller widely in their political views, Mr.Mnore
Lining supported the government Reform Bill, while Mr.
Western voted in favour of Lord John Roaselee resole ions.
Mr. G. W. M. Peacocke will ask the suffrage. of the sectors
on conservative prhicipte., and there is some talk of Mr. J. J.
Kochi, of Tiptree-hall Farm, an alderman of the city of Lon-
don, being broseht forward as • candidate.
NEWARIL—The Earl of Lincoln seeks the suf-
frages of the electors. He is in favour of a liberal policy.
and voted with the government in favour of the ministerial
1140,131 bill. He is an advocate for emneeny in the public ex-
pendi tire, but he thinks our national defences ought to be
adequately maintained. He is not in favour of the ballot,
but be will give supper tto any measure which may be the
mews of preventing bribery. He is against the abolition of
church rates without an equivalent. The noble lord's oil-
league. who voted infavour of Lord John Russell's resolu-
tion. also rile s himself for re-clothier.
NEWPORT, ISLE OF WIGHT.—It is said that two
coeserrativea will be brought fare rd hero to oppose Messrs.
Buxton and Mangles.
Nonwicit.—A joint add raw issued by the liberal
sitting members. Lord Bury and dr. IL W. Schneider, ex-
presses uncompromising oppceltion to Lord Derby's adminis-
tration. Clip, yestertim afternoon the conservatives hod
made DO public movement. It la understood, however, that
that party held a consultation yeah rdey.
OLDHAM —On Tuesday, at a crowded meeting of
the inhabitants of Oldham, it veers resolved that the onnduct
of Mr. W. J. Fox daring the are debate, and in the division
on the Rearm B 11, merimi support ; and the wasting
pledged itself to use every endeavour to secure his
return at the next election. A n•Aution wee then
proposed blaming the c induct of Mr. J. M. Cubbett, M.P., in
supporting the mamma after it had been deliberately con-
demned by the inhabitants, it Wag also contrary to the
teinciples on which be .4.41 returned as representative of
Oldham. The easolution also declared that Mr. Cobbett
awmaire.d"murntiejl.yomuttitcitg tcohatremoreeenr.
cot
.601dlitrith.;
con.An
Memo of tide meeting," sad pleigieg the meeting to sup-
bberattic2
port him at the next election, was proposed, but lost by •
large majority. Resolutions, similar in effect, have been
adopted by the Royton Reform Associatior.
UEPOSD UNIVERSITY.—ID is fully understood
that Mr. Gladstone will offer hinia•lf for re-election, and that
Sir A. Heathoots will retire in consequence of hie declining

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PORTIMIOUIII.--The liberals of this borough are
Brody on the fiti ones la antkdpation of a impend are
Sir F. Baring too ed so address yesterday (Wedomday) pan.
iifyieg his vote in rapport of Lord John Rumeles resolution.
Alral Sir Henry Keppsl hassle's Issued an address istimat•
hag his Intention to contest the bumph In the liberal M.erest,
la opposition to the present try member, Mr James Itlphin-
stow. Sir James will *Ott solicit the stamps of the elm-
tors, and it 14 rumoured that Sir Jellies Ferguson will also be
boou St fircerd by the cooservetire party. A meeting of
the I%erel electors war t t be held last night, at which Sir
Frost's Bodes and Admiral "Leonel were to be present.
Paaototr.—Both the present members, Mr. Grea-
ten and Mr. Cross, intend soliciting the names of the
elisions.
Raemo.—The numbers for this borough (Sir H.
S. Keating salt Mr. Fran& Pigott) will, it le rumoured,
met with ma'am to the person o a baronet who resides
• leM mass Ado& No oakum hive, up to the moat
lies bow Wool by Ile ebovreavesi irstbass.

RtlcAin.—Yeaterday a deputation waited upon
lb. A. H. Lewd, to invite him to contest the borough of
Reigate. lir. Ramon has issued an address to his
constituents. •

Ifir—a—xn.—There is not likely to be any oppog-
tion to the rtpoisotion of the Ron. G. H. Hoathcote mg the
Han. 0. Noel. . _

Soilttioactron.—Mr. George Cayley has Wood
ea
address in the eonsarvath• interest.
BEEMILD.—An authoritative annonneement has
been Issasel that lb. J. A. Roebuck and Mr. O. Had-
field, the moat asantbess, will address their constituents on
en
early day and oder Huambo for raaloction.
Bhoartham.—Lord A. O. Lennox retires sod Mr.
8. Cave has hood ma address In the Derbylts interest.
BHAEwsstrim.—Major Phibbe, conservative, has
annonmedhhaaWasamtdidatc
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110IITHAMPTO 27. Charaberla and
Mr. Thomas Fleming have been mentlwad ea KW.
'Genitive oszulidatee. Captain Chamberlayne is a CA.
mean cater, and Is the son of Thome Cloemberla
Req., of Cvsnburppark, near Winchester, who inLsf4d ma,
test przlyarn: Southampton of the late Wm. Chamber-
bum, . Mr. Flenting's family has also large property
am Sou , end is connected with the Terwataties
of Hampshire, A section of the Southampton liberals ham
brought the nano of Captakt Mangles, the chairman of the
South Western Railway end Royal West India Hsi Com-
panies, on the MM. is • cencidate. •
SoirrawAsx.—At the request of some of the
laltebilants of Southwark, a meetings was hold last evening.
el the Three Tuna Tateea, to eoaesier the best memo to
secure the return of their tale member, Mr. Apaley NOMA,
who has Woad an adieus.
TAurtiou.—The Right Ma, H. Labonalismsaid
Kr. Arthur Mills will efer thenambse fee re-electing. Tie
liberals are talking of contesting the eseond seat, and it is
not impprobable that the Hon. W. N. Campbell will swim
ofkr .

Tow= H•murra.—Mr. C. B. Butler has *iv
dressed the obviate, amides melection.
Tadao.—Captain Vivian has annsanoed him inten-
tion to offer himself as a candidate. Captain Vhiardo
father,. the late Lad Vivian, was member for Truro for.
IMlTeril ymn.
Tutamotrra.—Mr. W. 8. Lindsay, M.P., in
him received In Tynemoutb, says :—" If I were to stadyr
my personal convenience I should retire for a season from
the satin some of public life in which I have no pereonal
inmate to OEM and to which I have devoted the largest
portion of my time for the lest twelve months; Oat I feel
that there are certain duties which I owe to the maritime
of the public which call upon me to remain to this
Crer
if a majority of my constituents desire that I should
do so."
Wsnintoron.—The Liberals will hold a meeting
to a few days, to consider the propriety of bringing forward
• condidsie in opposition to Mr. °moan, the peasant mem-
ber. In the event of a contest bring entered upon, Alderman
Peter Ryland' will be the candidate.
Wam.a.—Bir W. 0. Hayter and Captain lied-
worth Jolli& wM again offer demean*, and no opposition
to their re-election is antidWed.
Witerstasvw.—Mr. W. P. Urquhart, of Castle-
pollard, who remeeeated Westmeath on a former oocedos,
will again start for that county.
WETMOITTU.—The conservatives talk of bringing
forward Lord Grey de Wilton end a Mr. Brooks.
WlNDlloli.—Yesterday morning Mr. W. Vandt-
tart ooestseaced • personal renews of the borough. Mr. C.
W. Grenfall, his oo.representstire, has not yet issued his
address, bat the names of Mr. Bibbed, of Bray Wick, Mr.
Ricardo, of finnzdnikill, and Mr. Roberts, of BC Leonard,
(liberate), Colonel Yrs, of Atoka, and Mr. Hope, of Dittos-
park (conservatives), have hem mentioned in the borough as
intending to enter the field ; the second seat, according to
the state of the register, being open to the most popular man,
either whig or tory.
WORCISTIP.—The two sitting members will offer
dimmable for re-diction, and it is fully understood that the
onammtativea will contest one of the seats.

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