The Express.
London, England, 1857-08-05 00:00:00

REPRESENTATION OF BIRNINONAN.

BIRMINGHAM, Tt MAY.

•
A meeting of the liberal electors and noa-eketon
waa bald in the Town-hill to-Eight ; W. Lucy, Esq., a ma-
gistrate of Ms borocigh, fa the chair. Several Arnaud pumas

were present.
Mr. Georg* Edmonds, clot of the prow, proposed a rase-
Intka to the effect that John Bright is a fit and proper per-
son to represent the borough In parliament.
Mr. AldermanMenton seconded the motion, observing that
in his opinion they might search tho whole of England and not
find a fitter man to mpreatet them in parliament than John
Bright.
Mr. P. A. Attwood moved a resolotion that Mr. Baron
Dickinson Webster, of Pennamills, i. a fit person to sutured
Mr. Manta in the representation. lie said that Mr. Web-
ster was in favour of the ballot, extension of the suffrage,
sad triennial parliaments, sad well acquainted with the lw al
requirements of the town.
Mr. J. D. Goodman, chairman of the small-arum trade,
seconded the ni*otion.

Mr. Councillor Holland, Mr. J. B. Wright, Mr. George
Demme, and one or two other geollecoon spoke io favour of
Mr. Bright. Mr. Alderman Lowden supported Mr. Webster.
On a show of hands being taken, nearly tho entire assembly
declared to favour of Mr. John Bright; not more than two
hundred binds woe held up fur Mr. Webster.
The feeling of the mossibly was most enthusiastic in Mr.
John Bright's Amor, and a committee was at oars formed
to promote has deaden.

IMPIESANTATION OP EARMOUTH.
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On Saturday afternoon a conaervatirc candidate
appeared in the field in the person of Sir Edmund H. K.
Limon, R local brewer and banker, who sat for the borough
from 1852 to 18j2. It is expected that a second conservative
candidate will shortly appear.
Mr. Adolphus William Young and Mr. John Make,
Q.C., of the Midland Circuit, have published au addicts, in
which they observe:—"Our political opinions are in sub-
stantial accordance with those of your late members, and if
returned to parliament, we shall be prepared to give au indm
support to the administration of Lord Palmerston.
Vrishtll give our hearty assistance to any well-considered
and ancient measure of parliaments reform ; and shall also
in hope to aid carrying out to theirlegitimate conclusion the
great principles °ldyll and religious li ."
Lest evening a second greet open-air meeting was held in
front of the Star Hotel.
Both the hen. candidata, were adopted by the meeting,
which was afterwards addressed by Mr. M'Cullagh and
other gentlemen.
81r James Weir Hogg has left the borough, and withdrawn
altogether Irma tho contra.

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