The Sun.
London, England, 1857-03-13 00:00:00

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

CITY OF LONDON.
Mr. Raikes Currie has published an address to
the electors of the City of London.

ASIIBMITON.—Mr. Moffatt, M.P., addressed his
constituency at Ashburton on Tuesday evening.
A resllution pledging the meeting to support him
at the next election, passed without dissent.
BEDFORD. —Mr. Samuel Whitbread and Mr. W.
Stuart, Jun., the present members for Bedford,
both offer themselves for re-election.
BEVERLET.—Mr. Wells, the old member, and
the Hon. W. H. F. Denison, eldest son of Lord
Lond-sborongh, stand for this borough as support-
tors of Lord Palmerston's Government.
BRIDGEWA.TER.—CoIoneI Tynte and Mr. B. S.
Follett, the present members, will offer themselves
for re-election.
BR IGHTON. —Mr. W. Coningham has issued an
addrf ss to the electors.
CHATHAM.—The Conservatives have again brought
forwa-rd Sir Frederick Smith, in opposition to Mr.
G. W. Romaine, C. 8., the Liberal candidate.
DEVONFORT. —Mr. James Wilson has published
an address to the electors of Devonport and Stone-
house.
CIRENCESTER. —Mr. Ponsonby has issued a se-
cond address. A canvas has also been made on be-
half of Mr. Mullings, the sitting member, who has
issued an address, offering himself for re-election.
DnoiTwicnr.—The Right Hen. J. S. Pakington
bas issued an address to the electors soliciting re-
elect:on for this borough.
EVESHAM. —Both sitting members, Sir H. Wil-
loughby and Mr. Holland, offer themselves again.
GLOCESTER. —The two sitting members yesterday
issued addresses to the electors, offering themselves
for r,-election.
HALIFAX. —Sir C. Wood, First Lord of the Ad-
miralty, has issued an address to his constituents
at Halifax.
HEREFORDSHIRE. —The Hon. Spencer Bateman
Hanbury, Mr. Booker Blakemore, and Mr. King
have issued addresses soliciting re-election.
HEREFORD. r. G. Clive has issued his address
to the electors of this city.
H UDDERSFIELD. —Lord Goderich retires from this
borough in order to represent the West Riding.
KIDDERMINSTER. —Mr. Boycott, a resident of
Kidderminster, has announced his intention of
opp..sing the return of the Right Hon. R. Lowe.

KNARESEOROUGH.—Mr. Woodd and Mr. Collins,
jun., are in the field as the representatives of the
Con-ervative party. The Liberal candidates have
not yet made any demonstration.
LAMBETH. —A new candidate has come into the
field to contest this borough in the person of Mr.
Roupell, a large landed proprietor in Lambeth, and
who is well known from having contri-
bue I largely to all the local charities.
A meeting of his friends and supporters will be held
at Hawkestone Hall, Waterloo-road, on Wednesday,
evening next. His principles are of the most Libe-
ral description.

MAIDSTONE. —Mr. Beresford Hope and Captain
Scot, Conservatives, intend to oppose Mr. Lee,
the present member, and Mr. Mildmay.
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE (SOUTH).—There will be a
keen contest in this division of the county. Both
parties (Lord Althorp and the present members,
Col nel Vyse and Mr. R. Knightley) are marshall-
ing their forces, and already an active canvass is
goin; on. _ _ _

NORTHAMPTON. —Mr. Raikes Currie has accepted
an( mination for the City of London. Lord Hen-
ley or the son of Mr. Currie will be brought forward
to fill the vacancy.
ORTIII73IBERLAND. —Lords Lovaine and Ossuls-
ton, for the Northern, and the Hon. H. J. Liddell
for the Southern division of Northumberland, have
off-)red themselves for re-election.

PORTSMOUTH. —The Right Hon. Sir Francis
Thornhill Baring has issued his address to the elec-
tor!. Viscount Monck returned to London yes-
terd,ty morning. The unexpected result of the
mecting of his lordship's constituents caused seve-
ral persons to start for Loudon to look for another
can Pate.

PLYMOUTH.—The committee appointed to select
a c dleague for Mr. Collier have applied to Mr.
We pelin, who expresses his determination to con-
time his connection with Southampton.
PADNORSIIIRE BOROUGIES.—The Right Hon. the
Chancellor of the Exchequer will not, as has been
stated, becoma a candidate for the University of
Oxford. He has issued an address to the electors
of tin Radnorshire boroughs. It is not expected
that there will be any opposition to the return of
the right hon. baronet.
ItOCHDA.LE.—Mr. Miall has issued his address to
his constituents, offering himself for re-election.
SALFORD. —Mr. Langworthy, it is confidently
rumoured, does not intend to offer himself for re-
elect:on, and it is expected that Mr. Cobden will be
put in nomination.

SCARBOROUGIL—LctdIgrave has issued an
address announcing himself again as a candidate,
and as a decided friend of the Government of Lord
Palmerston.

SIIEFFIELD.--Mr. Roebuck, and Mr. Hadfield,
are again candidates for the borough.
TAVISTOCK.—ShouId Lord J. Russell come for-
ward he will be opposed, it is said, by Mr. Carter,
a barrister and Radical.

TYNESIOUTH. —Mr. Lindsay proceeded on his
canvass yesterday morning. The friends of Capt.
Lins'Kill have announced that he will contest the
seat with Mr. Lindsay.
WAKEFIELD. —There promises to be a smart con-
test for this borough. The candidates are
yr. J.
C. D. Charleswort (Conservative) and Mr. H.
Le it ham (Liberal.)

YORKSHIRE (Eas't Riding). —No opposition is ex-
petted to the re-election of Lord Hotham and the
.Hon. Arthur Duncombe for this division of the
county of York. _ _