The Express.
London, England, 1868-07-20 00:00:00

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

BERESITIRE.—The liberal candidates, Mr. John
Walter and the Hon. Anberon Herbert, last week
prosecuted an active canvass in Hungerford, Lambourne,
Wantage, andcther places. This evening, Mr. Herbert
addresswill a meeting in the Hungerford Corn Exchange,
at which Sir George Young, Bart., is to preside ; and to-
morrow the candidates will address the electors in the
Town-hall, Reading. The conservative candidates,
Colonel I oyd Lindsay, H.P., and Mr. Benyon, M.P., have
also been engaged canvassing, but as yet they have ad-
dressed but one meeting of the electors. The increase in
the number of voters in Berk. is expected to be about
two thousaad.

CITY .or •OXFORD.—The liberal Association,
which has so very recently been established, and of which
the Mayor (Mr. John Richard Carr) is chairman, now
numbers nearly 1,200 members, their avowed object being
the return of the two liberal candidates, viz., the Right
Hon. E. Cardwell (one of the present members) and Mr.
W. Vernon-Harcourt, Q.C., grandson of the late Arch-
bishop of York. A meeting of the members of the
association will be held in the Town-hall on Wed-
nesday evening next, when the above-named gen-
tlemen will attend (on invitation), and address the meet-
ing. Tickets of membership will alone command ad-
mission.

DUMFRlES.—Acoording to the North British
Daily Nail another candidate for the representation of
the Dumfries Burghs ham just apct in the person of
Mr. Ernest Noel, Boa of the Rev. t Noel, who, it is
said, comes forward as an advanced leral.

EAST Sommtsirr.—On Saturday the liberal can-
didates for the Eastern Division of Somenietahire, Colonel
Pinney and Captain Hayter, met the electors of
Weston-caper-Mare for the purpose of explaining to
them their political views.

L4IIII4OTON.—The Hon. Judge Norton, a liberal,
who unnicoissfully contested this borough at the last
general Ideation. when ha was beaten by Mr. Mackinnon
(liberal) and Lord George Lennox (oonservative), has
again inked the suffrages of the electors.
Seismicsf.—Mr. Henry Braseey will be a can-
didate in the liberal interest for Sandwich, Deal, and
Widmer.
&Mt 11L ..—The Right Hon. Win. Cowper,
in a long address, dated from Broadlands, has announced
himself as a candidate for the representation of South
Banta, in the room of Sir Jervoise Clarke Jervoise, Bart.,
who retires.

Boum En izt.na.—Mr. Charles Mark Palmer,
iron ship builder, Yarrow, has consented to come forward
as a candidate in the liberal interest for South Shields, in
opposition to Mr. James Cochrane. There is to be an
open air meeting of the electors to-morrow night.
Br. Ivan.—lt is the intention of Mr. Greaten,
now member for Stoke-upon-Trent, to oontest the seat at
Bt. Ives with Mr. Paull, the sitting member.
Tovrita Hastr.wrs.—There is a movement in this
borough in favour of the election of Mr. Octavian E. Coops,
of the firm of Ind, Coops, and Co., brewers, as a cas-
tanet/ye candidate.

WEirrinnWre.n.—A requisition was presented to
Mr. W. H. smith on Saturday afternoon, at the West-
minster Panes Hotel, inviting him to come forward ae •
candidate to contest Westaairuitee in the conservative
interest at the next election. The requiition was signed
by the Prise Minister, the Home Secret, the Secre-
tary for War, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and
about sixty other members of parliament, and
over 2,000 present Illeators of the city of Westminster and
1,000 prospective electors.

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