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

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

COUNTIES.

DARBY (Bourn).—Mr. C. R. Colville hu issued
an
ment madras, annoenoing hie fat/mit= to retire from par-
lia.

DOSSITSHILL—The present members, Mims.
Patwaa, Start, and Sayrcer—the list a liberal end the leo
latter taeYe will be opposed. Mr. Start will be opposed by
the wise, en *mown of his radical speech In the Hones of
Common be favour of the working deems. Mr. Dishy, •
bbrr 1, and Mr. Vert, • tory, wilt be two of the new can-
didates. lir. Ploys, moo represented the county end wee
mated by the preset liberal member.
Dualism (Nonrn.)—lt bes been generally stated
that Mr. Hedworth Wilttsmwe, eon of 81r Hedworth Wil.
limners, will be brought forward for this division. The
babes is a whig. The young gentlemen's uncle la Lord
Revenswarth,

Beaux (Noitru).—Tha Right Hoe. Wm. Bam-
ford, who foe some years has been one of the oorusuative
members of this; dekko, 'Ad Cherie" Da Cane, BK., the
other glutei inember, =ll again be put In nomination. No
opposing atadidak hoe yet appeared, thourectrcle part of the
meaty an bout of • Imp body of Illmul
, Beam (BoorN).—Mr. Bramaton has been induced
to withdraw hisiimanation, and will stand in oteinaction
with Mr. Watlingtm. The liberal party in ilbs dietetics
bout that they have considerably Improved their
Mace the last eleetlen; and they ars, therefore, net
to sit down contest with one seat, but boldly auk. to
it le geomailt namoored that they inked to being tbreesri
Mr. OliaaseDasion, the wee= mamba Ice Newport, la
mlLLlwith Mr. initial Barr.
ZNottru).—Meeers. Beach and Booth, the
pre at tory members, have lanced separate addresses. The
Mum eau, in his address, that he ocesideeed " the govern-
ment Reform Bill a good basis for the eettleesent of the re-
form question." The rani= of aspen= addressee argue
that the two members are not agreed as polities. It is be.
limed that they will be opposed by the liberals.
ManErOlDanlitii.—Mr. Martin, late M.P. for
Tewkesbury is bobs nomineet for the third seat, Btr J.
Cockrell, the liberal sitting member, reticles. It is under-
stood that he is not to be opposed by the conserva.iv• perky.
HUNVT4OIIOIIBIIIIIR.—Mr. B. Fellowes and Mr.
Hut offer themselves for =election, and will be opposed by
Mr. 3. M. Boathook, a supporter of Lord Palmerston. At
the election of 1867 Mr. Fulham* and Mr. Heathcote were
equal on the poll, end Mr. Fellowes was eventually declared
elected on a scrutiny by a committee of the Hones of
Comosone.

LANCASIIIIII (Nozin).—The two present mem-
bers, Col. WlLion Patten and the Marquis of Hartington,
arseasin candidates. The latter has tutted an address.

bIiDDLEsEr.—Mr. Robert Stab➢rT has booed
an Wilms to the electors of 'Mikan, in yr 'elt be says:—
" I affirmed the reoent resolution, which *out the present
government io a minority, simply beeauselt was impossible
to vote against those priaciples for which I felt
bound to c attend. It appeared to ma as unjust to
interfere with the freehold franchise in the cmustke,
so as to mats no greater provision far an extrandon of the
suffrage among those whose posh lon and elressaetssoes justly
entitle them to enjoy the privilege. Mosta favoured by
your cozaideoce, it will be my earnest your to retain
and to increase it by devoting my beet energies to the
advance neet of your local interests as well as your general
welfare." Mr. George Byag has also addressed his eon-
stitoents, offering himself for re-election. In the conies of
his remarks he say. be is not aware of having given any
vote demandleg either explanation or apology from him,
sad that be hart no hesitation, on a recent oassion, in effina-
lng. with a majority of the House of Commons, that the pro-
posal of the government to interfere with the freehold
franchise as hitherto exertired in the counties was neither
jest nor patine, and that the exigencies of the present day
fatly demanded a greeter extension of the suffrage in
aides and boroughs than mu contemplated In the ministerial
mimeo.

I SHIRE (Norra).—A requisition has
been forwarded to Mr. Plispetriek Vernon (son o Mr. Ver-
non Smitb), inviting him to =tali thin division with Lord
Burkeigh and Mr. U. W. Hunt, but the molt has not yet
transpired. _ _

NORTIRIKBEILLAND (Noma.)—Mr. W. B. BMA-
rust, M.P., has ustMealy diatoma that then Is a stream
haling for reform thaa wham be spoke Gam the
monition benches spinet Lout!John resolutions.
rectiowa:onnsCdtinewaisor; Tag.a to
tkwe "
ery rwaetbehalf to the
hat:
Kr. Liddell II have submit to Mae lam saata ausassaid.

NOTTS (NORTH).—At present there is no opposi-
tion spoke& or, and in all probability the sitting members
(,he Right Hos. I. R. Denison, Spanker, and Lotd Robert
Chuton,) will be returned. The latter noble lord has just lo-
aned an address.

Norris (Soorn).—The present sitting members,
Mr. William Hodgson Barrow and Viscoent Newark, eldest
eon of Berl bleuvem, will again come forward. These is not
likely to be any opposition.
SHROPSHIRE.—For the southern division the re-
turn of the present conservative members, Viscount Newport
sad the lion. R. Windsor Clive, will be unopposed. Teem
will be • revere struggle is the northern division, owing to
the retirement of Mr. Dod, who du for many years m-
seated this division in parliament. The Hon. Bedward C p
egg
Hill, one of the "rebut members, is again • candidate, while
the vacancy created by the eetireammt of Mr.Dod is mutest=
hy Sir Baldwin Leighton, Bait.? and Mr. J. R. Ormsby
Om*, sou of a former representative. Both osarlidetes are
coneervatives, and have large possessions in the comedy. Sir
B. Leighton Ice Chairtnas of Queue Seeders.
STAFFORDSHIRE (NORTH).—It is not imjorobable
that Mr. Smith Childs will retire In favour of Lortlngestre,
his lordship vacating the county tows.
BTAITORDBI3IIIE (SOUTH).-44y. W. 0. Foster
and Mr. Foley egaia offer themselves. There is sot the
slightest pechabilltr els contest In this division.
SUFFOLK (ESlS).—Colonel Dare is s candidate.
SUSSEX (EAST).—Viesount Pevensey his issued
the following address to the electors of the astern division
of the county of Sum= :--te Her Mejesty having been ad-
vised to enemies her undoubted right of dissot.big polio-
/m=4 I beg =en to offer myself as • candidate for your
eellreera. Daring the two years I have had the honour of
✓egemeoting you I believe I have eonsciestiously and con-
eleteatly carried out in parliament Ad principleoupou wbi. h
I was returned. I therefore trust I may, without hesitation,
appeal to you for a renewal of that confidence which you have
twice so kindly reposed in me."
WA RWICKSHIRI (NORTH).—The retiring mem-
[era (Mesas. Newdegrate sad Spooner) will, It is =fidgeted,
again offer Ammeters.
Waawicxemitit (Sonya).—Mr. Bolton King
(lpiberal) mores, sad will be succeeded by Sir Charles Mor-
d aliit ;Nor

etive).
VrllSe (Mora).—Mr. Wm. Wyndham reins on
account of ill-health, and Lord Henry Thyme, who con-
tested this division of the county it the lest Cection, is spin
in thefleld. The Right Hon. 8. Herbert has just lamed his
oddrodo.

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Woacinsistmerurri—The two sitting mem-
ber', Lord Motley and v. Y. . Knight (conservative), It
ia understood, oder themselves for re-eleatlon.