Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-04-30 00:00:00

TOWER HAMLETS.

The nomination took place, yesterday, under. the presi—
dency of Mr. Henry Child, the returning- officer. The
hustings were.. erected in the. customary place, Stepney
green. The- only two candidates, Messrs. Butler andi
Ayrton, wercTeverally proposed and seconded by Messrs..
Howes, Ross, Tyson, and Homer..

MANCHESTER.
The nomination of candidates to represent this city in
Parliament, took place at the hustings, St. Ann's-square, at
ten o'clock yesterday morning. Tao Mayor presided. •There
was nearly 20,000 persous present..
Mr.. Heugh mewed, and Mr. Ross seconded, the nomina-
tion of Mr. Aspinal Turner:
Mr.-M. Phillips proposed, and Mr. J. Ashton Nichols
seconded, Mr. Thomas Bazley.
Mr. Alderman Goadsbv proposed, and Dr. Watts seconded.
Mr. Alderman Heywood'. .
Mr. R. Barnes' proposed, and Mr. James Dorrington
seconded, the nomination of the Hon. Capt. Denman.
The' several - candidate's addreSsed the assembly in support
of.their own particular views.
Upon a show of hands being taken, the Mayor declared
the choice to have fallen 'on Messrs. Bazley and Heywood.
A poll was demanded on behalf of Messrs. Turner and
Denman, which the Mayor announced would commence
at 8 a.m. on Saturday.
A vote of thanks- to the Mayor was proposed by Mr.
Turner, and seconded by Mr. Bazlcy, which closed the
proceedings.

SALFORD.
Air. Rawson proposed, . and Mr. Tyrie seconded, Mr.
Ashworth: Mr. -0. Heywood prop-Osed; and Mr. Collie
seconded, kr. Massey. 'The Mayor declared the show of
hands to be in favour of Mr. Ashworth. Polling will com-
mence at eight o'clock this (Saturday) morning.

BLACKBURN.
The nomination of candidates took place yesterday morn-
ing, at the hustings, in the Market-place, behind the Town-
hall. An immense number of the inhabitants were present,
although the weather was very inclement. The customary
preliminaries having been disposed of,
Mr. John Hargreaves-proposed, and Mr. R. H. Hutchin-
son seconded, Henry Hortiby,. Esq. 1
Mr. R. R. Jackson proposed, and Mr. Eccles seconded
James Pilkington, Esq.
Mr. W. B. Westall proposed Mr. Webster ; seconded by
J. M. Murrough, Esq,
. The show of hands was declared, by the Mayor, to be
in favour of James- Pilkington, Esq., and Henry Hornby,
Esq.
J. P. Marrough complained of partiality- in the Mayor's
decision, and demanded a, poll.
The contest promises to be a severe one.
ROCHDALE..

The nomination took place in front of the Wellington
Hotel. George Ashworth, Esq., nominated Richard Cobden,
Esq., seconded by. William Fenton, Esq., whO remarked
that, at the present crisis, when war was certain, it was
fitting that they should send the= Apostle of Peace to express
their feelings on the snbject. There being no other candi-
date proposed, the Mayor, Andrew Stewart Esq., declared
Richard Cobden, Esq., duly elected.

BRADFORD.
H. W. -Wickham, Titus Salt, and Alfred Harris proposed.
Show of hands in favour o.f. Salt and Wickham. Poll de-
mouded for Harris.

UALIFAX.
Sir Charles Wood and ,Fames Stansfield, Esq., Liberals,
proposed. No opposition.

IVOLVER.II.VAPTON.
`'illiers and Betl ell elected, without opposition.

• GREENOCK.
Mr. Dunbar has been elected without opposition.
GLASGOW.

Messrs.. Buchanan and Dalglish have been elected with-
out opposition.

LANCASTER

The show of hands was in favour of Mr. Fenwick. A
mamas demandO, which is fired for this (Saturday) morn-
G. S. Beeeroft, Esq., was proposeu u) ' JILL.
seconded by Mr. Holdfort. E. Baines, Esq., was proposed
by Alderman . George, seconded by Mr. Cliff. W. E.
Forster, Esq., was
.proposed by Mr. J. Luckton, seconded
by Mr. Jowlett, jun. ' •The show of hands declared for
tfAiiies and Beecrott ; poll demanded.

NEWCASTLE.
The nomination of candidates took place yesterday. Show
of hands in favour of Mr. Head.lam and Mr. Taylor (Radi-
cals), a poll was demanded on behalf of Mr. Ridley.

• -
OLDHAM.
The show of hands in favour of Mr. Fox. Dispute
between Mr. Cobbett and Mr. Hibbert. The Mayor finally
gave it for Mr. Cobbett. Poll demanded on behalf of Mr:
Hibbert

BURY.
The nomination of F. Peel, Eq., was moved by Oliver
Ormerod Walker, Esq., seconded by Richard Hacking, Esq.
Thomas Wrigley, E4q., moved, •and John Scholes Walker,
Esq., seconded the nomination of Mr. Thomas Baines. After.
speeches by the respective candidates, a skew of hands was
taken, and disputed, but on a second show being taken,. it
was decided in favour of Mr. Peel. The decision of the
returning officer was disputed.
HUDDERSFIELD.
Mr. Ackroyd propo:sed•by Mr. J. P. Crossland. Mr. E..
A. Leetham proposed by Mr. J. Paul,
d.majority for Mr.
Leetham; poll demanded for Mr. Ackroy
WAKEFIELD.
Mr. Charlesworth proposed .by Mr. Banff, seconded by.
Mr. Carter. Mr. A. H. Latham proposed by Mr. E Dean,
seconded by Mr. E. T. Simpson, show of hands in favour
of Mr. Latham, poll demanded by Mr. Charlesworth.
SUNDERLAND.
The Mayor declared the show of hands in., favoilr of
Messrs. Fenwiek and Lindsay.

HULL.
Candidates Joseph Hare, Esq., Conservative. James Clay,.
Esq., Liberal. Harvey Lewis, Esq., Radical. Show of
hands in favour of Messrs. Clay and Lewis ; poll denaandeel.
by Mr. Hare.

SHEFFIELD.
Roebuck and Hadfield elected without,the least oppos
:on.

PRESTON.
The nomination took place yesterday, in the area, of the
Corn Exchange, when the show of hands were declared to
be i 4 favour of the two conservative candidates, f
-oMessrs,
Cross ands Clifton. A poll was demanded on behalf Mr 7
Grenfell, the liberal.

RIPON.
Mr.. John Astley Warre proposed by Mr. George.]
Jackson, seconded by Mr. H. Kearsley. Mr. John. Green,
wood' proposed by Alderman Thomas Kendall, seconded
by Mr. Alderman William Yorke. Mr. Frederick Alfred
V. Richards proposed by Mr. James Dunnington, seconded
by M. John Woods. A show; of hands in favour of Mr.
Richards and Mr. Greenwood...;, a poll was demanded by. Mr..
Warre.
• AT VIE NOIONATION held on Fri.day, a P was
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demanded in the following cities and boroughs, to.commenee
this (Saturday) morning :7,.-Abingdon, Andover, Aylesbury, '
Banbury Staple, Bath, Berwick, Blackburn, Bodnaiu, Boston,
Bradford, Bridgewater, Wighton, Buckingham, Bury (Lan-
cashire), Bury St. Edmunds, Carnarvon, Chatham,
Cheltenham, Chester, Cirencester, Colchester, Coventry,
Cricklade, Deviles, Dartmouth, Derby, Devonport,
Evesham, Finsbury; Gloucester, Greenwich, Grimsby,
Hastings, Huddersfield, Hull, Ipwich, Kidderminster,
Kirkaldy, Lancaster,
Leeds, Leicester, Lewes, Lincoln,
Liskcard, Maidstone, Maldon, Manchester' ,
N MerthyrallTertydYon,
Newark, Newcastle-on-Tyne, Norwichoole, Preston,,
or th
Oldham, Peterborough, Plymouth, P
Reading, Reimate, Ripon, Rochester, Salford, SalisbuTy,
Scarborough, 'Southampton, South Shields, Southwark,
Stafford, Stoke-upon-Trent, Stockport, Sunderland, Tam_
worth, Taunton, Totnoss, Tour, Wakefield, . -W..lsall,
Weymouth, Wigan, Winghester, York.
dates were returned on Friday without opposition— '
Ashton, Bolton, Beaumaris, Brecon, Cambridge University,
Canterbury,
am, Dundee,
In the following cities and boroughs, candi-
dates
Canterbury, Cardiff, Cardigan, Carmarthen,ps
Clitheroe,
Cockermouth, Chippenham, Dorchester
Edinburgh, Exeter, Gateshead, Gl' I"
Greenock, Gui:dford, Halifax, 11Kaive„rfaol Glasgow, Grantham,
Hereford,
Grantham,
Litchfield, Live,rpoi‘ollo,rCeittfiv, of 'L
dubs L'Plii'
Horsham, Huntingdon, Hythe
Oxford Leominster.
Newcastle, on cm, Ludlow Macdes.
C in Staffordshire,
fioexldfo,raMuonntirvoesresity,
Retford, Richmond, Roch 1 1 City,'
Pembroke, Petersfield,
Shrowsbwy, Stamford, SUcT t,l ge':ye, Sheffield, Shoreham,
StrQwi, Swansea, TaYistock,