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London, England, 1859-04-26 00:00:00

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gamete.
RititnlXo.—Tie chartist candidate, Mr. Hyde,
honed aaddress to the Motors and noesisetcse of the
bores& an Saturdtk........, tatilmatiarthat to mein any longer
bakes dm es sr meld not serve
me, 12iiirstie pergesere he =gliserfibikaw from the
canted, The laurel commitseveasoliirle who weearotan
at he. sot rst _Mid* his lippmeree, so that the =test will
now ho cceMilisl to the ire Mod numbs= (Hz. F. Pigott
and Sir H. ITAltftg) end Kr. lea, a ressemtive. Of
swam or the beer Um Is no doubt now eaterteined
by the Steel WV, bat the amereutive will not be defeated
kw asswity as mirey appear to have anticipated.
I%s wave of sils Omagh vrelremered to mange with the
goverment Nothoritb, for fife ibel of the writ so as le
amble to to seebthe oestomm Olgan is Bawdy;
evening, bat be vim enigmas's!. It IN not probable the
eketlaa wall take plum until the don of the week.
RR/cum—Mr. Torre= M'Calligh km refined.
from the wrest sad Mfr. licemen,_ timbre, is imoppesed•
RETYO:4IO.IEntd). —Lord Maws] (esamervaiiver
sad Hr. F (ttbeed) ere the ealy candidate in the
Sold. No careet le teipeKed.
ItiroN.—lb. A. B. Itioliatior whose same boo
oppooroi an a molitoto for Kaarasborosib, sad Idioms foam
=isssasessial that bans*. is am Graduate a moat
canvass Ma. He Is an armed and Armor
reformer, and is my popular.
Rocupsa.z.—Aieen.eleetoeal operveir drenosetra-
Nem took on flagerday everbc, te Butteiftex
wßemag at kotur wreldair
and therepsekers were W.
Peered, J . le, J. 30tobell, and T. WreanamMti
manyreselvad, eseskitring the cheroots,a
iblette, and remitted °Adam of Richard Cobbs, Esq., oaf
alliooreakine of pelt* importmece—oxiaity and politically-•-•
it is the minket ot ibis meeting he is 'Mundy Meted to re.
ream eke interestsred *pinker@ of this boreegb=
wee Another resolution reepsidully regasted the
to vein kw Yr. Cobbs.
Boosiewtax.—The two late mambos, Mr. P.
Knits and Kr. &dont Kinglalee, have hired a mon&
address *elks dame, in whiek they stets that from the
mem wide\ hoe emywhete Monied their oemans, they'
have no Mb whatever ening molested. Tb. comm.
tires my sparing no eustiess to same Os rotten of their
eindidetea Werra. 0. H. Messy entl4l. Witched. The no-
abed= is sepasted to tabs piece or Friday next. This
chairman at Mem& Mossy ad llitchers committee stator
that he is couldlet the commtive candidates wilt be re-
tuned by a large
SUPTOLE (1?..tar1723:118 contest for one of thlrisats,
ta. this assatbassay, somisesd by the appeeranoe•Wakeel •
Adair as a Slims, seadideee, seems likely to be one of some
Merest. The maserverve candidates, Lord Earaiker end
theesbeesposerrel, Yowl on Saturday a mend adders

so Ms easeecis.
Burrorx (Wffer).—lt having been ascertained
that Captainßesset will take his seat if re-elseted, ids friends -
are using every emetion to enure his return. lisenwhfirs.
the supporters of Lord Jerseys matinee eteedlly at work,
and expels themesime morons of moms.
fiwsness,—Mr. Dillwyn, the late member, hraddressed the electors at a tle meeting, sad la the ammo
of his speech be entered** great length into the subject of the
franahise, end mend rather a novel system. H. said he
would give meshood or individual franchise. He would give,
every ma ens vete to aspect of that qualificia.ion; he would
give
gi a mond vote in of frtelzold prowl
the iodate
third In Meted el --end as mossy in
=6. H
0.5. A give one vote in respect of each of these
but no perm woe to have more than three
voile wader anyekstundames. At the close of a very lomr
speech the nesting peeled a reeelatton expositing " unabated
cedidenco" In Mr. Dilleryn.
TwenosnusT.—The Hon. F. Lygon (a lord of the
Admiralty) sail Yr. Jeans Martie, brother of the late teem-
ber for the beeesth, are is the tied, with no cm to women
them. Up to last Saturday none of the electors area beta
enameled, and dam. Lygon and Martha will no doubt
walk over.
WALLDICIFORD.—Mr. Malin. is not, after all, to
he allowed to walk over the course in Mi. borough. Mr.
Edward A. Freeman, el OEM, has determined to contest
this eititiand will receive the support of a large number of
and Muni voters.
ffffetnierlit.-11r. Watley, the coroner, has
famed an address in which, nestring to the Witless which
was in sour.. d eitsature, roomessing him to a ma-
dden for the espneentation of this city, he amouneas his
inwattort not to come forward on the present ecosision, bat
adds that " should the tender ot support be renewed with
equal termer at the time of the nut young in the rere-
sentation, I shall then unhesitatingly plea my humble p
ser-
e:on at yam disposal."
WINCHICTEB.—The four candidates having con-
cluded their CIIIVS34 have severally issued adheres thank-
ing their friends. The old members, flir tames Bast end
Mr. Bonham Carter, speak moat ocinfidestly of being re-
elected. Mr. Fleming says there is no dada as to lie ato-,
cesetul issue of the oonteet. but leaving it to be reared that
he means it for himself. Mr. Lettere says the result of the
poll will jottify him in coming forward as the second liberal
candidate. Although many electors have not yet 'remised
their votes, the cumber who have signified their ante ntioc of
sopportieg the old members jointly leave no doubt they will
be re-elected, and that by large majorities.
WINDSOR.—It is admitted on both sides that
Vansittart is safe, and that a sharp contest will take place
between the other two candidates for the eeconi seat. In
• meopienos of the mexpected death, on the 22nd instant, of
Arthur Vansittart, Esq., trother to the member, the follow-
's' cinder has been Mond to the electors : " My dear Sir,—
It ia inpoesible for me to expose my deep and unfaived
segretthat ineonsegmence of the very melancholy lode I have
En-Mined in the mentioned death of my eldest brother, it
will not be in my power to appear before yea on the day et
nomination. My friend Captain Snarls, and Dr. Dodge
have very lindly connected to nominate and second me, as
' they did in 1867 ; and as soon as the lest sad obemnies ham
, bees paid to my poor brother, and my feelings Inn permit
me, I shall do myself the honour to appear amongst you,
and to thank you sod my whir friends icon the very bot-
tom of my heart for those kind promisee of support which
fed sure, whether present or absent upon this =salon, can-
not fail to place me in the proud position of again bums the
hewer of representing you to parliament.—l am, six.,
WILLIAX vexerrrster:
Woucrorran.—The election will take place ea
Friday mit. So certain do the old menhirs, Means. LAl-
lett and Ricardo, calculate upon re•eleotion, that they have
not even canvassed the electors, but have merely offered
themielves again by the ime of printed addressee. There
sno probability of any opposition to their return.

CONFIRMATION OF THE PRINCESS ALICE.

TO TILT 701701 07 TNT EXPRESS.
Stn,—l little doubt that you will armour with
wry in thhking ihat it wr a pleasant circumstance that the
hymn sung at the confirmation of the Prinoses Atka was
originally composed by the amiable and large-hearted non-
relonart, Dr. Doildsidge.—l am,
PRIL&DELPHOS.

ROYAL COLLEOE OP PHYSICIANS.— At the
Candela Majors, bold on Saturday, the 23rd Inst., the follow-
ing gentlemen Wen sdmit.ed licentittes of the college, under
the recently enacted by-laws —Dr. William Sall, Army
Medical Department; Dr. Henry Osborn, Southamptos
Dr. James Russell, Birmingham; Dr. Robert titapbenson.
Belfast; Dr. Thomas Jervis, Connsught•equare ; Dr. John
Richard Wardell, Montington-rosd, Regent's-park; Dr.
Richard Budd. Berneteplo
CONSECRATION OP A NEW CHURCEL—YOSterdity
morning the ceremony of eonsocreting the newly-erectog Si.
blergereee Church, et Plum Meed, wee performed b,
the
Load Bishop of London, ambled by the clergy_ at the
locality. After the roaseeration bit lordship preecked in the
church. and • literal collection was made towards the bait&

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liit SOLICITOR-GINEILALSHIP OF SCOTLAND
This office, rarest by Mr. David Mum having succeeded lie.
Charlee Bailie as Lord Advoeste, has bean filled up by the
appointment of Mr. George Patton—an arrangement to
which no objeotion is likely to be made; oil the contrary, the
feeling is, that, ell things oonsldertd, Mr. Patten's elevation
to a crown office might have been espeoted wooer, out mast
be held to have come somewhat elt.r his tarn" as flied by

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renewed on the assembling of the new perlisment et the red
of May or the commencement of flow.
EARLDOM Of X.Rt4T.—Mr. Thomas Hawkinr, the
madidate for parliamentary honours in the fele of Wigns ht, in
rialineat of the Earldom of Kent ; on whet pretensio we
know mot. Bets the well.ktown geologist horn whorn tLe
elute*, of the British Museum purchased those megetdoent
of the extinct dregon-rsom—Me tcchyosanri,,
see
ustwaudeadmiwatiosptstadact;rakw/b.ichter.nowamtu.adora the walla of
We are informed that the colossal stases of "Vie.
say," which workmen ere now trecthqs Its Itcelsy-hottes
Gerdes, le part of Marochottf s deei2n for the monument of
the great Oohed Wellingtos in 9.3. Paul's Csthedrel. On
account of its sine, it cannot be edinitted amongst the modal.
. exhibited in Westminster-hell.
The Junior United Service Club has derided on
I pr.esting & liberal densities of twn guisrea to tee National
Life Boat billitetoe, valid% tt is roped to term every
, yeat,