The Express.
London, England, 1857-04-09 00:00:00

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.eareßEß. PLACE. CON.
Wuxi:mons; &rH. Brash=
WILLOVORDY, J.B. Leominster . I. •••
WILLSON, Mr. . . Lincolnshire, South C
WILSON, J. . . . Devon
WINDHAM, General Norfogi, East L
Winorzine., R. B. South Essex . L
WINNINOTON, Sir T. Leominster . C
WooD, W. . . . Pontefract
WOOD, Sir C. . . Halifax
WOODD, B. T. . . Knaresborongh C
WOODS, H. . • • Wigan
Wouggr, Lord . Grimsby. . . L
Wonrxer,llon.J.S. Bute
WORTLIY, Bitr . Won't=
WRIGHTSON, W. B. Northalleffont . L
Wrgro, J. . . . Bodmin
WYNDHAM, W. H. West SHIM . -••• C
WYNDHAM, General Cumberland, Wan C
Wriaten,Williant Wilts, South . L --
Wrnsg, H. W. W. Montemeryshire C
WYSINI, Sir W. . Dealughshire . C
WYNN!, W. E. . Merionsth
Wier, J. A.. . • Stafford L
Wrviu., IL . . Richmond
TOlll, Hoo.Ettor Cambridgeehint .

UNOPPOSED RETURNS.
Ham—Colonel H. A. Herbert (L) and Lord Castle
row (L), the late members.
lioeconnox—Colonel Fitratepben French (L) end Mr.
0. D. J. Orme (L), late members
WATERFORD COVNTI—Mr. JOllll Esmond (L) and Mr.
H. K. Power CS), Ws arrabirs.
DoxEchu. Couiry—Conally end Hayes.

NOMINATIONS.
AIIILACIII COCNTY—Verner, Canlfeild, and Close—Poll
demanded.
Wien Bunons.—flay and Shaw. Poll demanded.

POLLINOB.-YrATFADAy.
MAYO COUNTY.

Pars - - 1144
Mere 1441
B- ION
SLIGO COUNTY.
7Thar
- - - -

Booth
t2or
8w

MO
UN
IN

LONDONDERRY COUNTY.

SECOND DAY-CLOSE OP Tl4l POLL.
Clarke 2403
Greer

Bruce

1676

LOUTH COUNTY.
SECOND DATCLOSZ OP THE POLL.
Federate
WClinteek lOB4
Bellew B9l
Kezzedy
QUEENS COUNTY.
SECOND NIATIL4IIII OP In POLL.
Coole
DUNES lel
Fitzpatrick UN
-
CORK COUNTY.
SECOND DLY—CLOSI OP TIM POLL.
Deasy
kleCarthy
Scully

TITS LANARKSHIRE ELECTION.—The Northßritish
Daily Neil says of Mr. Belllie Cochrane's signal defeat
"We claim for this grand event the foremost and highest
*os among en therwooderful results of this general election.
Nowhere has the independence of the electoral body been so
proudly vindicated ; nowhere has the power of public opinion
been so grandly and powerfully displayed as in Lanarkshire.
Within the last few yews the Duke of Hamilton, deserting
the hereditary politics of his family, has carried over to this
seemingly flu cur no small portion of the county.
How the Loris thudded when they thought of this greet
windfall. But, alas: the Hamilton influence, which was
mppoecd to secure the county to toryism for ages, has
proved the fly in the pot of ointment. With • register
prepared for so many years according to their will, end
with a combination of landed influence on their side,
such se had never before been seen in the county,
who could possibly stand against the tones I, There
were only a few liberals, with a good cause, with
great pluck, with the might that slumber. in a peasant's
arm' and with that power of conscience and that love of
independence which are never wanting in a Scotch coned-
' tuency, to place in antagonism to all the array of influence
end favouritism of law and fortune. The Hamilton farmers
responded to the call of their master. With the exception of
two or three independent men, that great tenantry went to
the poll, and voted directly opposite from what they had
ever voted before. Mr. Baillie Cochrane had the satisfaction,
therefore, of bring supported by the right men in the right
place. These Hamilton voters were the parties whe were
calculated upon to sell the peas, but as fast se the tenants of
the duke appeared at the poll, stalwart freemen started up at
Glasgow, at Biggar, end in Avondale and crushed them
down into the imbecility and darkness in which they wif
henceforth be doomed to par their political existence."
Ma. DIGn• Serxtota.—We hear that the friends
of Mr. Digby Seymour, one of the defeated candidates at the
late election, are making a subscription for the purpose of
presenting that gentleman with • testimonial in the shape of
the receipt for his election expensee. We are informed that
two of Mr. Seymour's principal supporters have contributed
2.51. each, and that the total amount raised up to the present
time exceeds 1001. We believe that Mr. Senuour's share
of the election expmees would amount to about 3001.
Doreen Counties Herald.

A COSTLY Misrnkr..—A tenant of Capt. Walker
of Gilgarron, having, as we presume from the circumstanoe:
undergone a complete drill from the worthy captain him-
as4 appeared at the hustings on Friday last, accompanied
by his landlord, and beig asked for whom he voted, replied
" For Captain Walker." Mr. LetreOn'e agent wished to
afford the bewildered recruit an opportunity of reconsidering
his vote, but the returning °Meer most properly held that
inasmuch as may elector has, during the poU, a right to set
up a new candidate, it must be presumed by him that the
voter deliberately intended to start the pliant captain, and
accordingly ordered the vote to be recorded tor Captain
Walker. The legal effect of this decision is, we understand,
to subject Captain Walker to the fee of tan guineas payable
by each candidate to the election auditor, and to one-fourth
of the expensea of erecting the hustings.—Ovaderlired
Ma. Ma. POLLARD-UKQUHART.—The Dublin Semite'
"et thus notices the retirement from the rgwessataikel
of Westmeath of Mr. Pollard-Urijohart,
Abeirdeenahire:—" Mr. Pollard-Urquhart, who had=
distinguished throughout his parliamentary career by
rigid integrity of principle and uncompromising' hostility
to the monster grievance of the Irish Church teem.
poralitios, has retired in consequence of the formidable
opposition organised against him by those who have thought
=to turn Fir Richard Levinge, an ultra-Tory, Into a
new Liberal sad Independemt Oppositionist.'
The whole twenty-three Scotch burgh mem.
bees (sun the Seoeman) are now thorough liberals, to
which we may add that in only two cases did an avowed
conservative of any degree offer himself as candidate, and in
one of those eases the majority was overwhelming, and in
the other matters never came the length of a poll.
THE BRUTES OF KIDDERMINsTER.—It appears
that the gentleman who was knocked down and beaten by a
mob of blackguards immediately in front of the Tap pubUc-
honae, on the day of the election, was a surgeon from Cleo-
bury. A cotemporary says .—" Mr. Beale, surgeon, of
Cloobory, happened to visit Kidderminster on the day of the
election, and met with a reception which mode his trip any-
thing but an agreeable one. The gentlemen was paring up
one of the strum, and being mistaken by the mob fir one of
the electors, he was accosted by some blackguards, who cried
oat, 'Wbo do you vote for?* and they then laid hold of
him. Mr. Beale luid a riding-whip in hie hand, end slightly
struck one of the men with it. Thio woo the signal for a
general assault, and the doctor was not allowed to depart till
he had received a acvere phyairking, his eye being cat sad •
blarkened, and his face bruised all over. He at length ma-
naged to escape into a house, and a policeman was proarl
who saw him safo out of the town. Mr. Beek has
much pain and personal di went from this diagraoeful
outrage.'— Worcestershire Chronicle.
THE SHEFFIELD ELECTION DISTURBANCES.—We
regret to state that one el the officers engaged in the pre-
servation of peace on Saturday week died yesterday morning,
in consequence of injuries which he received by a stone,
which was thrown by some of the mob who assembled in
front of the Angel Hotel, ItheMeld. The name of the de-
emed is Edward Prior. He was quietly, and in an inoffen-
sive manner, engaged in metering the peace when a jagged
Moue, thrown recklessly from the crowd, struck him with
great force upon his head, Intl' a very actions wound. As
soon as possible he waa by a , but he fell
early into a state of insensibility and grailTeyolnk.
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