The Express.
London, England, 1868-07-09 00:00:00

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

BENDLEY AND STOURPORT.—The oonservative
candidate has at length been determined upon,. and yes-
terday issued his address to the electors. He is not un-
known to fame, being Sir R. A. Mass, whose connexion
with the laying of the Atlantic Cable is well known.
DUBLIN.—An on dit is current in Dublin, that
at the approaching general election, Sir Dominic Corrigan,
Physician to her Majesty the Queen in Ireland, will offer
himself to the electors. It is almost superfluous to say
that Sir Dominic Corrigan's success would boa source of the
greatest satisfaction to the entire profession in Ireland.—
Alrcheal Press andCerrular. _ _

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FINSIIIMY.—Mr. Henry Kimber, of the firm of
/timber and Ellis, requests us to state that he is not the
constitutional candidate for Finsbury, or for any other
place.
GBAVEKEKD.—Last night Sir Charles Wingfield,
the only candidate for the representation of this new
borough addressed a crowded meeting of the elector..
He promised a firm adherence to the policy of Mr. Glad-
stone. A vote, pledging the meeting to support him, was
Faxed.
HIINITICODON.—GencraI Peel will retire in favour
of his colleague, Mr. Thomas Baring.

KENT (WEST).—Sir John Lubbock, Burt., and
Mr. Angerstein have homed their addresses to the electors
of West Kent. Both advocate the disestsblishmeut of the
Irish church, and, icier el a, an improved and extended
system of education.
LIVERPOOL..—Last evening Mr. Graves, M.P.,
and Lord Bandon addressed a crowded meeting in the
amphitheatre, and a resolution pledging those present to
suport both candidates was
MARYLEBONE. Mr. gaaa;vdey Lewis and Mr.
Thomas Chambers, Q.C., have expressed their determina-
tion again to offer themselves ; and meet of the leading
and influential reformers of the borough, who have pre-
viously supported them, are placing their names on the
several ward committees in course of formation. A meet-
ing of the conservative party was held on Monday even-
ing, and it is stated, in anticipation of a liberal split, it
has been resolved to start two liberal conversatives. Mr.
Mason Jones and another advanced liberal are talked of,
but the general belief is that there will be no teal opposi-
tion to the present members.
NEWrOBT (MONMOUTrialfritE).—A meeting of
the leading liberals of the town was held yesterday even-
ing, at which it was decided to contest the borough at the
next election. The names of four gentlemen of high
standing were mentioned as willing to come forward, and
it was decided to call a public meeting on Tuesday next,
to appoint a committee representing all classes, who shall
select which of the gentlemen named shall be brought
forward. The greatest unanimity prevails among the
liberals of the town. There is some talk of Mr. C. Bailey
not offering himself again.

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