The Sun.
London, England, 1857-03-10 00:00:00

ELECTION INT PUT o ENCE.

LAMBETH.

Last; evening a n-te•Aing of Ntr. Wilkin,on's friends
was hell at the Horns Tavern, Kennington, for the
purpose of adopt rig the rectssiry theasurs to en-
-I,llre the re•urn cf the lion. gentleman, w ose vote
against Mr. C b ten's m )n has given much satis-
fitetio., in the herongh,
Mr. WILKINSON httended, and satisfactorily ex-
plain-d his reasons fur supporting Lord Palmer-
s n's Governinnt.

A resolai,ri via.? carried that Mr. Wilkinson de.
served the upport of all present.

GREAT YARMOUTH.
On Saturday Mr. W. T. M'Cullagh and Mr. E.
W. Watkin, the Lberal candidwes for this borough,
appeared before a public inee!in.y; at the Star Hotel.
Mr. J. W. Shelley, one of the inajstrates of the
tok.n, was called to thN chair.
On the moton of Mr. J. CLOWES, seconded by
Mr. LETTIS, Mr. M'Collagh acid Mr. Watkin were
form Ally recognised as the candidates of the Liberal
party in the borough.

BANBURY. —Mr. H. W. Tancred, M.P. for this
borough for many years, has issued an address to
the electors:. Mr. Tancred's last vi te, in favour
of Goverrim-nt, on Mr. Coblen's resolution‘i, gave
general satisfaction.
CHELTENHAM. —A very strong feeling has been
created t .is town by the defeat of the Ministry
on the China qu stion, and a determinatii.n is ex-
pressed among men of all shades of politics to up-
hold the Premier in the course he has adopted of
appealing to the country. The name of Captain
Berkeley appears in the minority, and the gallant
captain's vote on this occasion will, it is thought,
seen. e his re-e'ection by a triumphant majority.
HAMPSH IRE. —ID the northern division Mr.
Beach, of Oakley-hall, near Basingstoke, is named
as a candidate, should Mr. Shaw Lefevre vacate
the Speakership, and go the Upper House.
LANCASHIRE (NORTH). —Mr. Heywood retires,
hut Colonel Patten will again come forward for this
division of Late ishire.
LINCOLNSHIRE. —For the northern division of
the county oar present members are the Right Hon.
Robert A. C. N. Hamilton and Mr. James Banks
Stanhope. Mr. C. Hamilton has announced his
intention of retiring, and it is believed that he will
be returned for one of the Scotch beryl's. In his
place the Government will receive a supporter by
the return of Sir Montague John Cho!meley, of
Easton,, who repres-inted the northern divisien un-
til the last eect on, when he was defeated by a
majority of 800 votes by Mr. J. Banks Stanhope,
of Revesley Abbey. Mr. Stanhope will again
be returned. For the southern division Sir John
Trollopo, of Casew:ck, and Lord Burghley will be
returned unopposed. For Lincoln our repres :n-
-taiives are Major Sibthorp, of Canwick, and Mr.
George F.esciii Heneage, of Hainton. It is au-
ticipatad that a vigorous effort will be made to
reject Mr. Heneage. It has been said that Viscount
Goderich would contest the city, but he has de-
clined to do so, as also has Major Weston Amcotts,
of Hackthorie. Mr. George Kuolles Jarvis, of
Doddingten-hall, has been mentioned. Mr. Charles
Seeloy, of Heighington, declined to canvass the
city. It is not unlikely that he will again contest
Newport. At Boston Mr. Benjamin Bond Cabell
will not, it is believed, put himself in nomination
again. For Great Grimsby the Government will,
in all probability, receive another vote by the elec-
tion of Lord Wors'ey in the place of Earl Annesley,
who last election defeated Mr. Edward Heneage,
the brother of the member for Lincoln. For Stam-
ford Sir F. Thesiger and Lord Robert T. G. Cecil
will lie returned unopposed.
LIVERPOOL. —At a meeting of the Tory Consti-
' turional Association of Liverpool yesterday, Mr. J.
A. Tobin presiding, it was resolved that Mr. T. B.
Horsfall, one of the present members, and Mr.
Charles Turner, the chairman of the Dock Commit-
tee, should be nominated at the forthcoming gene-
ral election. The Reform Association held a meet-
ing t i-day (Tuesday), and we shill probably be able
to announce the second Liberal candidate to-
morrow.
LYMII REGIS. —Mr. G. D. O'Kelly Temple, a
Conservative, declines to become a candidate under
the auspices of such a coalition as the present.
NEWARK. —The defeat of Ministers created con-
siderable sensation here. The present members are
Mr. G. H. Vernon and Mr. Manners Sutton. As
yet we have not heard of any opposition.
NORWICH. —At a large meeting yesterday even-
ing Sir S. Bignold was unanimously accepted as
the Conservative candidate for the city. No ad-
dress has yet been issued by Mr. Warner, the pre-
sent Liberal member, but the tone of the meeting
was in favour of a compromise. It is stated that
both divisions of NToi folk will be contested.
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE (NORTH). —At present no
name is me,,tioned in op )osit,on. to the sitting mem-
bers )Lord H. Bent nck and Lord R. Clinton),
and it is highly probable that they will be returned
unopposed.
NOTTINGHAM. —At present no opposition has
been det.-rmined to the present members (Messrs.
Walter and Paget), who both voted, 'in the mino-
rity at the recent Ministerial defeat. Ernest Jones
expressed his intention a few months ago of coming
fur war] at the general election.
OXFORD. —Mr. Cardwell paid a visit to the city
on Sato i day, and, after conferring with some of
his leading supporters, returned to L ,ndon in the
evening. The right hon. gentleman has not up to
the present time issued an address to his consti-
teeets, awl some uncer ainty prevails as to whether
ho will offer himself as a candidate when a dissolu-
tion tidies place. An ore onent is alr, ady in the
field in the person of Mr. Charles Neate, Senior
Fellow of Oriel Co lege, a g-ntlernan who has taken
a very act,ive part iu local affairs for some years.
His opinions are said to be Liberal, and he will
give a general support to the Government of Lord
_Rd roe 1.., ton.
OXFORD UNIVERSITY.—The rumour still prevails
that de. present Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir
G. C. Lewis, who is a member of Christ Church,
will be solicited to allow !dins .1f to become a can-
didate for the University of Oxford, in opposition
to Mr. Gladstone.
PORTSMOUTH.—At a meeting of the friends and
suppo tors of Yee .unt Monet( held last evening, at
St. George's hall, Portsei, Mr. T E. Owen in the
chair, it was moved by Ald rinan G-o. Sheppard,
second, d by Ezekiel Emmanuel, and c irried unit-
ninaeusly,—‘ That in the opinion of this meeting
the condu..t of Lord Monck, as representative of
the borough of Portsmouth in Parliament, entitles
him te the renewed c alfidenee of the electors, and
therefore this meeting pledges i's:lf to use its best
endeavones to smile hie rot ine"

PRESTON. —lt is indent .od *that the present
members—Sir G. Strickland and Mr. R. Townley
Parker—will offer themselves for re-e!ection.
SHEFFIELD —Mr. Ovt.r.-nd, Q.C., who last year
contested th s borough in the'Conservative interest
and was defeated, is again in the fl 1d as a candi-
date. He repudiates the views of his party leaders.
Derby and Disraeli, on the Chinese question, and
announces himself a supporter of Lord Palmerston.
Mr. Ov:•rend also expres.ies a hope 'hat he shall be
able to assist in reversing the vote of censure upon
the policy of Lord Palmerston implied in the reso-
lutions proposed by Mr. Cobden.
TYNEMOUTH.—A requisition is in course of sig-
ua•ure in this borough to Mr. Hugh Taylor, of
Back wort I), the chairman of the Coal Exchange, to
allow himself to be put forwatd as a candidate.
Mr. Taylor was unseated after the last general elec-
tion fur bribery. He is a nephew of Mr. Hugh
Taylor of Earsdon, the lie id agent of the Duke of
r humbeiland, who has considerable influence in
Tyoe:uouth.

CALNE.
-----General Sir William Williams of Kars
is a candidate for Caine, for which borough he was
elected on the elevation of the Esrl of Shelburne ti
the peerage some months since. There is at pre-
sent no sign of opposition.

MIDHLTR-ST.-Sfr. Samuel Warren, Q C., is again
a ca,idi,late for this borough, and is, up to the pre-
sent t me, unopposed.

BRIDPORT. —Mr. E. T. Smith will be a candidate
for this hor ugh. Mr. Mitchell and Mr. Murrough
offer themselves for re-election.

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by the lion. Company in opposing " the Nawab of Surat
Treaty (a private) Bill" before a committee of the House
of Commons amounted to 8,5411. .
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