The Express.
London, England, 1868-11-06 00:00:00

l• UNCTION INTBLLIOSIOS.

Towing HAMLETS.

Let night a eornawitet tikenty neat of
of
electors took pleas at the Dessument lastitation. . ilo-
ead-rced. fof the purposirst lobsideritealleosate stele
ell taw liberals in the hasiegh. Dig Nit aseepied;
the obair,and the roma was mowdlefteeners. following
moieties was proposed bylir. Potts, dlama.
home, "That the 11101011 S tally • that the
as
Tower H time flo * asks.
bissamts,
politer' borouasslighde Las comisteetly egietialiag of ag.
veered nix/efts, is of opinion Mims. 31yreoseimil
beaks are eminently AtMdikseepreeset Wm Mourn *lke
mit zoned psalmist, estetp:elgesitnelf le UN all coos,
tional mesas lessees* trimeghlint reherst." Ilk Mel'
seconded Ly the TM. isiiiedy. esig il
mother misisier. Wm sita ekaineah • i
the tesoletion to the vote there were lewd t
metes of the tomblike Minh' hi submitted
in deference to this wish the chairman AM pit mom .
4 Mr. Beaks to the vete, and nearly apt
room wee held up. Tor Mr. Ayaloa
twe.thirels of them venni held up Abair 'WOW *Mtn
ally about slaty or simply persons wyre. ler lie.
ten. lie. flamed& received no ouppiet whatever,
Loth his name and that of - Mr.' Mikan
subsequently !limed. The oboists* iledieed Gip: ,
of the meeting to 14T0 fain gylell istlahilltrall,
Ayrton, a dechion which way vested iffiffir
i I Glossed cheering. Mr. edger,. leer Millialif '
(hakes, then delivered speak . 1/103
tors present epee the deasies itt whiekthey seri *
end stating that they could not 'hive' placed r •
dance in a better men in lbw world:that Mr 4 Medea.' Tlit
pi °meetings. did act terminate until father 101.
Lest night Mr. Ootovide B. Crpe eitireefoll'
an Inds ential meeting of the electors in the large roam'
of the St. Katherine's Dock Hotel, Bast litettlffield.
Mr. T. Hudson ocetipSd the 'chair. A vole of aosffi-
denee was unanimously passed.
The following places have been provided for
the polling of the votene-32,000 in number—at the
election for the Tower Hamlets: —l. Stepney
Mile-end Old Town; 2. Pigott-strict, Lin=
at d Retch/ ; 3. Sing-greet, Poplar, near the
West India Doak entrance, pariah
of All &Mts.
Poplar • 4. How-road, neat to the police Miami. Bremiley
and Bow; 5. Infant &boo* Caunontotreet-roil_n_ St
aeorpe's-in-the-East, Shadwell and Wapping; 6.
_White-
chapel High-street, corner of Leman-street, Vi%Mobapill,
Ilinonee, St. Peter ad Vincula, Tower Within St. Wake-
riee, St. Botolph Without; 7. Commereial-.treat, near
Spitalfields Church, Christchurch. Church. Spit
Mile-cod New Town, Norton Folgate, and the liberty
the Artillely-ground. The nomination of the candidates
will take place on Stepney-green. The expanses
of the polling places, deputy returning •o.
and clerks u estimated at 1,1621., which the five cendidatti
Lave been called upon to pay in equal propertions of
M 2.1. Se. each. Mr. Radcliff. the new returning officer, has
engaged the services of 70 polling clerks, and a deputy
tenoning officer at each polling booth. Be bee also very
witely detennined to d.soontauue the use of the old and in-
convenient polling-place in Kent and Essex-yard, White-
chapel, and hired a large piece of vacant gro.ind at the
coiner of Leman-at:net, Wlaitechapel. In Mile-and Old-
tcwn nave are 9.400 voters, including nearly 200 lodgers,
sod 20 clerks have been engaged by Mr. Hato:ill, who w.ll
rretide at this booth. The whole of the 9,41.10 voters can
roll with ease in the eight hours allowed if all should
present then/elem.

MIDDLESEX.

Viscount Enfield, M.P., •ddreeecd • crowded
meeting of electors and non-electors of West Middlesex,
at the Public Rooms, Uxbridge, yesterday afternoon;
Mr. D. Morris occupied the chair.
A vote of confidence in the noMe lord w►s proposed by
Mr. N. G. Lambert, wounded by Mr. F. Sherburne, ►nd
carried unanimously.

WEST GLOU4

.-(BY TELH6RAPII.)-:

TLc tones failed in carrying a nreolation rn favour of
Colonel Somerret, at iydney, last night, and enthusiastic
deers were given for the liberal candidates. The liberal
canvass is progressing most favourably through the
Forest of Dean.

BzDroID.—A meeting of the liberal party wan
held at the Assembly Room, in this town, ou Wadinglay
evrning. The two candidates, Mr. Samuel Whitbread,
M.P., and Mr. James Howard. attended. The coheir was
occupied by Mr. Thomas harnard, who foasserly repre-
sented the borough. The ball was densely crowded. ft
was evident from the commencement of the proceeding,
that a number of conservative 'lambs" were
fully bent upon cleating a disturbance. The candidates
attempted to speak, but were met with such constant
interruption that they were compelled to curtail their
reworks. Crackers were fired, benches broken, and a
number of fights took place. Ultimately a resolution
expreesiee of confidence in the candidates was proposed
by the Rev. John Brown, minister of Bunyan Meeting,
seconded by Mr. George Horst, one of the borough
magistrates, and carried.
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CITY OF Lompow.—A meeting of the supporters
of the conservative candidates was held yesterday after-
noon at tie Some: Hall, Leadenball-street, Mr. William
Felgate m the chair. Addresses were delivered by Mr.
Hell, Alderman Gibbons. and Mr. Twelbs and a resolu-
tion in their favour was carried.

CIIELSEA.—A meeting of Mr. Dilke's supporters
tech place hut night at The Beaufort, Beaufo.t-straet,
ekelite; Mr. T. M. Wood iu the Unir. The Anal report
of the roknteer esneweers 'bowed that Mr. Dille MO.,
ahead of his opponents by &considerable majority. Mr.
Dille addiened the meeting. and urged his supporters to
give their sal port to him. elf and Sir Henry A. 11,ittra.
Be also alike m terms ni the highe.t praise of Mr. OiLpir.
firing pie opinion that be was one of the trceat of living
Englithmt n.

FIIOLUIY.—Last night Mr. Torrone, M.P. and
Mr. Alderman I.iii k, M.P., addreosed sleeting. of electors.
1 he usual vet. s of confidence were pared.
GREENWICII.--Mr. Janice Roamed, of Green-
wich, has come forward in the liberal interest, feeling
certain eat by the success of Mr. (Hailstone in Lumashire
there will La a vacancy in the representation of Omen-
swirl. Mr. Foams, who thinks it a reproach to the
borough to have t+l bunt elsewhere for a member, says he
Lee b. en a resident in Greenwich for 14 years, and has
expended • large sum in budding • factory on the
Thames. lie dues not believe the disendowmeut of the
Irish church will injure the church of England in this
country, but Le fears the church is in danger from some
of its own members, who are introducing nova/ties into
its services, and seeking to change ita character piece-
meal.

HACKNEY.—i.ast night, Mr. John Holms ad-
dressed a large and enthusiastic meeting of the eleztors
of this borough, at the Peel-grove Hall, Bethnal-green.
The Rev. Septimus Hansard, M.A., was unanimously
voted to the chair, and in a lengthy and well-chown
speech introduced the honourable candidate. Mr. Holies
addressed the meting at some length on the topics of the
day, and a hearty vote of confidence was carried.

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LAMBETII.—Last evening Mr. R. D. M. Littler
addreist d the electors at the British School Booms,
Ctorge-street, Lambeth-walk. The proceedings were of
a tumultuous character, but the learned gentleman es-
preen d his deka mined intention of going to the poll The..
usual vote of thanks was passed.
241144.Et•EX.—Mr. Lebow:here last night arl-
dresrtd the eleetorn at the Pembridge Castle, Ledbary-
roud, Nutting-bill; Mr. Dunford took the chair. After
the Lon. candidate bad briefly explaiued his petition
views, a number of questions were asked. lie replying.
Mr. latocchme said that he thought it would be a weed
thing if tan nts were fined for not mending their children
to se hr cal, ar.d act schools should be founded in every
district : ally expo no: we might go to would Ii: amply
rel aid by the: de-creme of the pauper and criminal claw:
As repented the purchase of commissions in the army,
le raid he had soled fur Mr. Trevelyan'e motion, and
would do to agniu ; but at the sumo time there
Ns as a good dr al to bo Mid on the other side, and ha had
eceer heard nwiaNtra in the house moat the argamenta in
fas our of the system. It the purchase of commissions
were alma bed. we must either go by seniority or by
merit, and 'petit often meant favouritism. lu the navy in
'articular there was au ionnense deal of favounti m. Ile
would vote for the total abolition of flogging iu the army
and navy, As 'regarded the question of local government
he received numbers of letters daily complainisig of local
authorities, but be was quite powerleta in the matter. Ile
thought that the renstily lay with the ratepayers them-
selves, they bud the machinery in their own hands. A
vote of confide nee in Mr. Labouchere was proposed by Mr.
Waite, &seceded by Mr. Cattle, and earned.
MARYLYN/BE. Yerrtuelay afternoon Mr.
mamas Chambers, Q.C., M. P., addressed a crowded meet-
ing of the electors of the borough of Marylebone at the
Enterprise Tavern, Ossulston-street. Somers-town, sad
was enthusiastically received by the electors. In the
evening Mr. Bat vey Lewis, M.P., _ addressed • emwded
meeting at the Eyre Ant's, St. John's-wood, Sir James
Duke, Bart., in the chair. A resolution declaring con-
tinued conlidenos in the hen. gentleman was earned.
Mr. Daniel Grant addressed meetings in the course of the
evening at the Queen's Anna, St. John's-wood; at the
Pickford Arms, Seutish-town ; and at the Adam's llemh
Tottenbans-court-road. At each plane • resolution in
favour of Mr. Grant was carried.
NogiviCii.—The liberal candidates, Sir W. Das-
tell sad Mr. J. If. gyUett, addressed Weir timpportots on
Wedseasley evening in St. Andrew's-balL The meeting,
which was very numerously attended, was prodded over
by Sir W. Fester, and muck enthusiasm prevailed.
NOTTINCIIIAM. Mr. Merriman addressed a
meetingof els torsin the Eshihitieu-buikling on Widnes-
4tay evening, justifying his retirement rose the coated.
la the course of be. remarks ha said that the diszedit of.
Mr. Morley's election would be deepened tenfold It Mr.
Bernal Osboine Was not returned at the heed of the poll.
on wndnegn, lady Chfteat visited some of the more
grdparts of Efottinghara with a view to ameartain
arlint of support Sir It. J. Clifton would bs
to obtain in the event of his coming forward tor a eman.
data fertile borough.
RenTl.Arrn.—Mr. Norman watirressesi n tooohisig
at Airdrie on Wednesday.

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