The Express.
London, England, 1857-03-27 00:00:00

IRELANIL

NOMINATIONS.

DAYS FIXED FOI
CITIMI AND
Ca:Harem"; March 91
Newry 3O

C 0114:

Antrim April 9
Cavan
Dead
Dews
Derry

VIZ; Zni. March 30

7IU.

4409
1140
Xe.th „ 6
4ftem'samsty-- 0 4
Milgo

SCOTLAND.

The following 38 scats are uncontested up to the
time we write :—Aberdeenshire, Lord Had& (C); Amß-
ehire, Mr. Findlay (L); Banffshire, Earl of Fife (L); Hers
wirkshire. Hon. F. 8,41 (C); Ilutenhire, lien. J. A. Stuart
Wortley (L); Cedthneamehire. Mr. Trail', of Ratter (L) ;
thiskinanniumbire, Lord Melgund (L) ; Duinbirtonshire,
Mr. Smellett, of Emilia (C); Dumfriesshire, Mr. Hoye
Johnstone (C) ; Dumfries burghs Mr. W. Bean,
(L); Edinburghabire, K.rl el Delkeith (C) ; Edin-
burgh, Mr. Adam Blink (L), Mr. C. Cowan (L);
Elgm.hirr, Mr. Cumming Bruce (C); Elgin burgh.% Mr.
Skive Duff (L) Forfandiire. Lord Duncan (L);
Oreenork, Mr. Dunlop (L) ; Haddingtombire. lewd
Elettosai Itaddington bombe, Sir 11. Davie (L); In•
„..
re, Mr. 11. J. Baillie (C); Inverness burgh.,
Mr. A. Matheson (L); Kilmarnock burghs, Hon. E.
Bouverte (L); Kinosrdierehire, Hon. H. Arbuthnot (C);
Kirkaldy burghs, Colonel Ferguonn (L); Linlithirowshire,
Mr. °sine Dundee (C) ; Montrose burghs, Mr. W. B.
Beater (L); Orkney and Shetland, Mr. Frederick Dundee
(L); Peebkseldrs, Sir Graham Montgomery_ (C); Perth-
tildes, Mr. Stirling of Kier (C); Perth, Mos. A. Kin-
nand (L) Itenfrewshbe, Sir M. Shaw Stewart (C) ;
Rona end Cromarty, Sir Janus Math arm (L) ; Hogberg-
shire, Hon. J. E. Elliott (L); Selkirkalare, r. A. Elliott
Loi khart ((') Stalingabiry, Mr. P. Illarkburn (C); Slither-
landithire, Marquis of Stafford (I.); Wigtonshire, Sir An-
dote Agnes (L); Wigton burghs, Sir W. Dunbar (I.).
The other features of the present election are the fart. that
nine mut, are contested by lilerale against liberala—vir.,
Aberdern. (Havoc. Leith, Kirkrudbrightshire, Paid y,
Stirling (burgh.), St. Andrews (burgh.)). Wick (burghs);
also, that four mate only are contented by tones against
liberals, or rice rer.l. 'Throe ore —Fifraltire, Ayrshire,
Lanarkshire, and the Falkirk burghs.— North 'Briton,
March 25.

AIIINGDON.—Mr. Itolph A. Earle, of Newbold,
Lesroington, has lamed • guarded adduce to the electors of
Abingdon, in whieb he otters himself as a candidate for
their suffmgel, and Mates that if elected he should give an
independent support to Lord Palniersten's edministration in
the edema, y ref theca tuoseures which ho think. calculated
to further the interests of the nation. Ile states himself
firmly attached to the established institutions of the country,
but would be prepared to support any wise proposal for per-
fecting their efficiency.
Sr William Somerville and
Cluirles Porten Cooper, Esq., have completed their ranee.
—the Mends of eseh *peek with confidence of their succor.
enantrr.—Colonel Stuart will bo returned fur
this borough without further opposition, having ',Mislaid the
political requiremente of the liberal party. Mr. ',merman
and Mr. Nickell Caine, D.C.L., have made a formal resigna-
Nation in favour of the gallant colonel. The nomination will
take place this day.
livuLKY. Mr. Shoridan's prospects of elleCtBll
Improve; he haa been well received at Netherton, the strong-
hold of Lord Ward's interest. Another candidate hat
appeared in the pawn of Mr. Adams Smith, a supporter of
Lad Palmerston. _

Davos (Nowm).—There is every probability of
a very severs contest in ibis division of the county. The
fight will be between Sir Stafford Northcote and Mr. Duller,
who is a strong supporter of Lori Palmerston.
GREAT YARMOUTH.—OR Wednesday evening the
liberal candidates, Mr. Torrens M'Cullagh and Mr. E. W.
Watkin held a second monster nice-ting in hunt of the Star
Hotel.
Hillis AND FOLICESTONE.—Sir John Itamaden
stand. on the liberal interne, Mr. G. W. Thompson liming
resigned Colonel Monkey offers himself in opponition—on
what principles we do not dungy understand, unless as a
liberal conservative. . .

lit:Lt.—The nomination takes place to-day. Tho
candidates are Mr. Jame Clay and Lad W. Compton
(liberals), the Man. P. Denison, and Lord Ashley, • con-
eerrative supporter of Lord Palmerston.
Kt (EAaT).--Cap►ein E. A. Atchmon has Mooed
an address an a conservative candidate, but especially as •
protestant, opposed to the endowment of any &melt bat
that which our English martyrs died touphold." Mr. Deeds'
and Sir E. Daing, both also conservative* are the other can-
didates.
KENT (IVERT).—Gravesend, Thureday.—A
roes and influential meeting of the electors of the brave end
district of West Kent warn held in the humbly Room of the
Literary Institution this evening. Wykeham Martin and J.
Whatman, Ems., the liberal candidate*, addressed the meet-
ing at considerable length in speeches which were enthu-
siastically chewed. The meeting unanimously adopted •'
resolution to the Abet that it would use every exertion to
promote their joint retain as the representatives of the
Western Division of Kest. So enceenial ha* been the
°savage of Mr. Wham= that it is this evening cenfidently
stated in the town that the eon:wreathe candidate, Mr.
Smith, will not abide the test of the poll.

KIDDERMINSTER. The town was thrown into
a ferment yesterday by the arrival of Mr. Berl, the late
member, and Mr. Godson, eon also of the lute member fur
the borough ; tbeee gentlemen brought, it war ndd, a 'apply
of money from The Carlton;' all doubt. were relativist on
the subject of Mr. Boycott's going to the poll against Mr.
Lowe, and the contest wiU very likely be u warm one.

Limus.—The liberal candidates for this borough
—Mr. Ilaince and Mr. I. Remington Mills—have met, in
every ono of their canmesing visits to the wards of the town-
ship of Leo& and the out-townships, with a reception so
cordial and enthoidaatic as to give the strongest metuance of
their aurecee at the poll. In concluding a survey of election
asks in the West Riding, the Leal. Mercury says It
will be men that even should Mr. Overend be returned for
flheMeld, which ie improbable, and assuming that Mr.
Collins will be returned fur Knareaborough, this gain by the
ceemermitime will be counterbalanced by the liberal gain of
two member.. for Ripon. Both Mr. Overend and Mr. Collins
would fill places occupied during the last parliament by
libond members, but Mr. Wood& the other candidate for
Knumberough„ waa then member for that town. At Brad-
ford, Wakefield, Iludderslitid, and Pontefract, unites some-
thing now quite unfore.seenehould occur, although the mem-
ber' will in some came be changed, they will represent cub-
stalttlally the name principles as the gentlemen whom they
succeed; and at Halifax, although there will be a contest,
the Is no probability of a change even iu the members.

Matm.esair.t,i).—Mr. Thomas Huggins, share-
broker, ("London, has come into the field against Messrs.
Beeekkharit and Egerton, and LOCIALIIreIf the result of his
canvass b hare been highly nattering. He is a liberal, but
would support Lord Palmerston's government.

ONFORD COUNTY.—Mr. Pelly Hinde has homed
an edamse to this constituency anainuwiug Wome' a candi-
date epos mem Palmendessian professions. Wo do not
'saber foam it that ba intends eerionely to oppose the re-
election of any one of the late members.
l'esavi AND FALMOUTIL—There were three
candidates, Az., Mr. Howell Owyn on the conservative and
Mears. Baring and Gurney on the liberal 'side, until Wed-
nesday, when Mr. Owyn resigned.
_ .

PAISLEY.—A large body of the electors have in-
vited Mr. llmtio to return. The requisition hail received so
many signatures, that his election is said to be secured beyond
question.
ST.

(Soars).—A fourth candidate is
in the fold, alao in the liberal interest. At the adjourned
rarting of the ironmasters, held at the Royal Hotel, in
Ilinningharn, yesterday (rhunday), a resolution wail passed
rooting Mr. William Orme Poster, of Stourton Cattle, to
stud in emjunc•tion with lb. Mathews. A requisition was
pupated, end this having been numerously signed, at a
inter period in the day, it was presented to Mr. Foster, who
accepted the invitation, and gave instructions to his
wets to prepare for a couteet. Mr. Wrottecley's friend+ de-
ar* that he will not be deterred from going to the poll—

cone what may; and Mr. Yoley's confdential advisers (li-
chee that g Foley never runs bask. So, as the matter
•ttllthi it is • very pretty quarrel ; but those who know any-
'hog about polities and parties in the division, are pretty
wdl &were that tho quarrel has been feriueuted by tho tory
pony, who being in • minority, with the election hill. for the
but contest unpaid, have sought this mode of creating dia.
*anon amongst the liberal*, by pitting 0120 of that party
aping soother.
TY:SCUM:TM —Captain Linokill, the Palmer-
Angina opponent of Mr. W. S. Lindsay, bas retired, and
the latter gentleman will be unoppoood. lied the captain
staid, he would have been beaten by two to one, and the
go'enmwot attempt to unrest an independent liberal would
bare been covered with shame.