The Express.
London, England, 1868-06-13 00:00:00

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

STAWPORD.—Mr. W. 11. Heygate, of Maplewell
Grange, Loughborough, has appeared as a conservative
candidate for Stamford, in the room of Viscount
is
who has succeeded to the earldom of Shrewsbuirgitill
Talbot on the death of his father. Mr. Heygate states
that be holds conservative principles with a desire to
maintain the institutions of our country, subject to such
relaxations as by the changing circumstances of the day
may from Groot° time appear to be required." Entertaining
the strongest desire to promote pesos and prosperity in Ire-
land, be regards the recent attack of Mr. Gladstone upon
the protestant church of that country as most unjusti-
fiable And unpatriotic. Mr. Heygate ted Leices-
ter, in the conservative interest, from 1=86.1
Esexx (SourH.)—The liberals have still mat-
ters all to themselves in this division, and unless the con-
servatives can And some candidates shortly it is clear that
a gain of four votes on a division will be secured by the
liberals as regards this constituency.
NORWICH.—The advanced liberals of Norwich
held a meeting on Thursday evening, at which the feeling
of those present appeared to be decidedly in favour of the
nomination of Mr. J. H. Tillett, of Norwich. The mote
moderate section of the liberal party will bold a meeting
on Monday at the Royal Hotel to consider the state of
affairs.

—ETot"vn SHlELDS.—Simultaneously with the issue
of the address of Mr. Ingham, announcing his retire-
ment, an address has been issued by Mr. J. C. Stevenson,
of Westoe, South Shields, offering himself as a candidate
in the liberal interest. He approves of Mr. Gladstone's
measure with regard to the doestabliehment of the Irish
church • is in favour of the ballot ; and will support a
corninciensiveigitem of national education.
SSTS (NORTH-RAST).—Testerday merni
Colonel Brine issued an address to the electors of North-
east Essex offering himself as a candidate in opposition to
Lord E. Cecil. He says :—" It is no act of mine that I
am the candidate of a divided party," and he declares
that should a personal canvass convince him that his
friends have mistaken the feelings of the majority of the
electors, he will gee them an opportunity of expressing
their opinion. There are now three conservatives in the
field. The object of • portion of the party is to drive
Lord E. Cecil to the South division, where the
of a conservative are considered hopeless; but his
refuses to bow to the decision of a meeting which has been
held on the subject.
BOLTON.—The committee of gentlemen ap-
pointed to select a second liberal candidate, to be brought
cut for this borough, in conjunction with Mr. Barnes, at
the next election, lave had a final meeting, and decided
to recommend Mr. Samuel Pope, the barrister.
THE &own Ihrivzitsivins.—A meeting has
been held at which the Lord Advocate of Scotland was
unanimously selected as a candidate for the representation
of Glasgow and Aberdeen Universities.
NORTH WILTS.—The Marquis of Worcester
(eldest son of the Duke of Beaufort), whose family pos-
sesses considerable property in North Wiltshire, has just
issued an address to the electors of that division, announc-
ing his intention to become a candidate for their suffrages
at the coming election. The vacancy which the Marquis
of Worcester will seek to supply will be occasioned by the
resignation of Mr. B. P. Long. The marquis says, "I am
a young man starting in rde (he has within the last few
months only attained his majority), but I am fully pre-
pared to adopt the responsibilities which attach to the
condition in which it has pleased God to
ty'me,
and I rejoice at seizing the fret of
declaring my attachment to the principles which
have ever been those of the family to which I
belong. I regard the union of church and state, and the
maintenance of nor protestant institutions, as the man
safeguards of our liberty, and as enabling us to secure that
right of conscience and toleration which has made Great
Britain • free country. You may rely upon finding me
foremost among the opponents of any attack upon either.
An appeal has been made by the government of the day
on this
point to the constituencies have so much en-
e4ll and I confidently call upon rich and poor to pup-
pori I need hardly express say attachment to qggri-
culture, and its collateral interests nor detail to you how
much my own are identified with commercial t 9
coneinnon, the marquis states, that "if =in
being 'sleeted as one of r repreeentatives, you shall
have no reason to of say devotion to the general
interest of the northern division."
P 10017101.1 BonOtents.—Mr. D. M. Jenkins,
shipowner of London, who was a candidata for the
boroughs at the laat general election, but who retire'
rather than divide the liberal interest, has, it appears,
determined to come forward again at the approaching
dissolution. Mr. Jenkins is on iimeed liberal, in taros;
of the diesetablishnient of the Irish ehurch and of vote by
ballot. It is probable that Mr. Hardwicks the conserva-
tive candidate at the last election, will also contest the
borough Wain-
SHROPSHIRIL—The conservative party have
taken the initiative in political nervaamaits in this county
by the appointment of registration agents in each polling
district. Yesterday, notice to eonserratives powwowing
attlailications to vote and not aßou the register was pub-
=" earnestly requesting them to communkate
hrtaly with one or other of the accredited agents.
As yet the liberals have made no den.

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