The Express.
London, England, 1868-11-21 00:00:00

LATEST ELECTION MOVEMENTS.

MIDDLESE3.—Last night one of the most en-
lhariartc meetings that has been held in favour of the
candidature of Lord Enfield and Mr. Labouohere took
dupe at the Viaduct Rotel. at 'Unwell, the interest being
hteued ly the rumour that the conservatives are in-
ng to nominate a second candidate in their intereet
to-day at the hustings. The chair was taken by Mr.
Butbidge. Mr. E. Webster, after an historical account of
the grievances of Ireland, moved a vote approving of the
two liberal candidates, and pledging the electors to sup-
pert them by their votes at the polling booths. The resolu-
tion was seconded by Mr. Otter, who in the course of his
renal ks said that he bad ascertained that the register for
the brentford polling district had been tampered with, or
at least made a mull of, inasmuch as it did not contain
zany of the names of latent who wouli othzririse have
been sure to vote for Mr. Labouchere and Lord
Lutield. and that in consequence of this information he
had advised their agent to see the Clerk of the Peace for
Mk:dieters on the subject, and to take steps in order t
compare the original list us prepared by the revising
barrister with the list as issued from the publisher' so as t.l
see whether any considerable number of voters have been
Ty sonic trickery diefianchired or otherwise, and if this
turned out to be so, to take some legal steps to secure for
suet, distianchieed persons their just right.. The Rev. Dr.
Lane (ken an catholic) address. d the meeting in further-
ance of the election of the liberal emndidatee, and the
re. intien an% eat tied with three or four (fief eitients.-
ILe joint r. ulmdtee formed for eundoeting the
e'eetiou of Viorount Enfield and Mr. Labouctiere wish to
Unfree' the Os do; s of Middlesex that. though pulling
ea! els with only Mr. 'about here's name have been sent
out, they a. e leo sending cards with the mimes of the two
( dida.t,.. The counbitt. o hope tied :h.•re will le:
ro puiteping and no eplittiug 1)1. the pert of liberals with
the n-. native eaudid.rte.

GLibti TONE IN LIVEIIMIL.—Mr. Gl•oltdonc.,
actin,/ a: lei b% Mr. J. Ewalt .m 4 the I.)1 wman of hi,
C. nmentve. Mr. T. D. Doroby, paid a visit ye,tercky t.
the 0: u w.irebou-e- at the Ware:hat D..ci. Mr.
Lit ellebiutk. Lao wan of the Mer,ey Dock Lout ; Mr.
Job Lyeter. the enirinecr to the biard ; Mr. l'atMr.
et n.. Mtn titan cf U.o Cban.ner of Commerce ; Mr. Blood,
the recretary. and Mr. Spence, chuirmits, and Mr.
I'roctor, manager of the War.hou,e A.soc.ati in, were ielvo
ot. The contrivance; for unloading grain and
ya.p.ng the go inn by means of b.end, trim oaa part of the
wan wr.coes to another, were impecred, and the pirtict-
mes and tostoittncie of the whole arnunremouti appeared
to be thornuglay appreciated by Mr. Gladstone and the
other Leith».

GREENWICII.—Much ep.*Clll4tloll in afloat es to
the future rgaesentutien of Greenwich 'honk! Mr. Glad-
stone lie elected for houth.%Vest Lances.lure, end the names
of Mr. Mill, Mr. 11. ("borne, Mr. M. I lib.on, &ie., have
Dean spoken of as probable candidates. With reference
to thi, matter, it may be observed that a very powerful
arty of the working dames tire pledged to support Mr.
Master Langley on the next vacancy ; and that
gentleman has largely increment the number of
Lis friends by declining to divide the liberal ranks
at the recent election, and working hard for the
return of Alderman Salomon' and Mr. Gladstone. About
a fortnight ago a deputation, comprising thirty of Mr.
Langley's supporters, waited upon the committee for the
return of Alderman &lemons and Mr. Gladstone, and
stated that the working classe4 bud determined to support
Mr. Langley at a future tune, and they wished to know
if the mesule.rs of the committee, which is chiefly com-
posed of the middle clamors, would co-operate for his
retut n. A fter some consideration Mr. Angerstein, the chair-
man, rep Led that the committee admired the course pur-
sued by Mr. Langley, and ulthoiigh they would not pledge
themselves to support any candidate, they would take no
steps to start &candidate against Mr. Langley on any
fatale occasion.

Tn E ELECTION I'OR FM:Tit-WEPT LiNCAPHIRE.
—The Liverpool Police officials are makng every prepara-
tion for Tuesday next, the polling-day for the South-west
Lancashire election. At all the priniipat police-stations a
strung reserve force will be kept during the day,
while the large polling-booth, containing 24 voting ooro-
partmenta, will be guards dby a strong posse of police. A
large number of detectives have also been detailed for
duty, and with the promotions which are being taken it
is generally anticipat.,l that the content for thu wordy
will pane oil in as quiet u manner as the election fur tho
borough.

slititL.--The Bluzals of Berkshire are using
all legit.nisite endeavours to place their two candidates
(Hr. John Walter end the Hot,. Aulmrou Herbert) at the
head of the poll on 1111.11Nday neat, and the largest
meeting yet held in suppott of the liberal ,11.1.3 in that
county took place Oh Thitraday evening lust, iu the Guru-
exchanye. !hauling, nearly 3,000 persons attending. Mr.
George White. • retired barrister living in the neigh-
tocrhood, and a liheril of forty yeast' standing, arta
voted to the chair, and the lion. Auberon Her-
bert (who received a perfect ovation). Mir George
Young, hart., of Maidenhead (the enseecossful can-
diddle at Chillonliam), the Rev. J. E. Cr:v.:knell, the
Bev. E. L. Molder,' and other liberds, were
present. Sir George young Hooke, at grind length,
end ref,..rOng to the late contest at fliippenb...m, hn
had had to fight against improper influonosi and unjust
weapons. Be had had to conteud with intimidation and
Abe .eresi,-." ("Hear. hear," and great cheering.) A
cafe renaelenoe in 14.1d61". Walter and Herbert, was
,•agied by souLsmatit.n, and Mr. Herbert w•s i•iltrwod to
..his_luarter. by a great crowd, who cheered v ~.lcrously.
No-117.1f Nurrtt.—Mr. F. C. Smith, ronservativo,
• Nest:rgheso banker, has just bourne it candidate for
North Nottinghawhire. opporation is against Lord
Edward 114,4.4, Wit the Speaker of the House of Gem.
Arsons.

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Ma. Itomit,x AND TM: ELECTORS o SFlEF-
rnwv.- -fir. ltooluick 1164 limed the following auldresv to
bis late ounmtit,aernt* Gentlemen, My thanks, my
sincere sod ootamt thunlm are duo to yon I,r your exer-
tions so my )0446.11 during the late .3.4116W1 at
giaelgod. 1,, !to, meta:ow' oho I,,rulod any to motive
40ahnigtee awe themk. are: 05.43P.M. II V duo, and I beg
these to helicon Um oi 4**,1.1; Moir Voillee., end tbot
I am very grateful L,, +l, if 41 .9 the
lebtors Umpy inad•A.A.o I 4 /12lrilv(r-(411.
log ;lAN' .1. Wet b, t 4.tivien of the Woe-
rev‘ tb, Ldthfo; reo.-ont opinions of