The Sun.
London, England, 1868-06-10 00:00:00

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

Clrr or LONDON.—Mr. It N. Fowler, who is the heat.
cf the " Constitutional party" in the City of London, and
one of the principal props and patrons of the 'Working
Men's Constitutional Association, will come forward.gn
the Conservative interest for the City at the general
election. Mr. Fowler was defeated by a large majority in
the City in July 1865, and was again unsuccessful at
Falmouth in October 1866.

TOWER HAMLETS.-Mr. Ayrton is tobe opposeAy Mr.
Beaks ; and Mr. Samuda, M.P., and Colonel C3iambers
are the candidates for the other seat.

LEEDS.—A meeting of representatives of the various
working-class Reform and trade associations'was held on
Tuesday night, to consider what steps should be taken to
secure representation in Parliament of the working classes
of the borough. Resolutions were unanimously adopted
pronouncing Alderman Carter a fit and proper person to
be chosen as a candidate, and pledging the meeting to
give him its support. An aggregate meeting of the
working classes of the borough is to be summoned on an
early day.

'WARRINGTON. —A meeting of Conservatives has been
held at Warrington, at which Mr. Greenall, the sitting
member, was present. A resolution, in which the past
services of Mr. Greenall were referred to, and a determi-
nation expressed to use every effort to secure his re-
election, was adopted.

1111DDLESBOROUGII.—Mr. Bolckow, of the large firm of
Bolckow and Vaughan, whose Naturalisation Bill has just
passed through Parliament, is a candidate for the repre-
sentation of Middlesborough in the next Parliament, but
he is to be opposed by a large section of the Liberal party
in the borough, and the name of the Hon. G. C. Broderick
is mentioned as that of a probable candidate against him.
LIMERICK.—It is confidently asserted that Mr. Petes
Tait, mayor of this town, and of London, merchant, will
represent this city in the new parliament.
COLERAINE.— Sir Hervey Bruce is not likely to retain
his seat without a struggle. Mr. Daniel Taylor appears
to be the popular candidate for the favour of the Liberal
party.

G LOUCESTERSTI IRE. —The Times is assured that there in
no foundation for the report that Mr. Price, at present
M.P. for Gloucester city, intends to contest the western
division of the county at the ensuing election.
YORKSHIRE (WEST ItlDlNG).—Although the Wes
Riding of Yorkshire will for the first time return
members at the next election, still three is so far uo move.
ment indicating who are likely to come forward for the
new seats. It is, however, rumoured that Mr. W. S.
Stanhope, of Cannon Hall, who contested South York,
shire at the last election, will be brought forward fo:
the northern division, in which the family have conside•
rable property, in opposition to the sitting members, Lord
F. Cavendish and Sir F. Crossley. In addition to Mr.
Denison, who again tries the southern division, it is said
that Mr. Somerset Beaumont, brother of the member for
South Northumberland, who has extensive estates in the
district, will be brought out for the same division in the
Liberal interest.

SOUTH ESSEX.—Mr. Andrew Johnston, a relative el
Mr. Charles Buxton, is associated with Mr. Wingfield
Baker in the candidature for this division in the Liberal
interest.

NORTII-WEST ESSEL—Mr. Selwin-Ibbetson has pub.
lished an address to the cicctorsof this division announcing
his intention to preserve a strict neutrality between the
rival CousA.vative candidates, Lord E. Cecil and Colonel
Euggles-Brise. He places himself unreservedly iu the
hands of the Conservatives of the division.
SOUTH WARIVICKSIIIRE.—The Liberal party are takin,
preparatory steps to contest the southern division of Wat,
ivielzshire at the rppr.)aching general elections, against the
sitting members, Sir Charles Mordaunt, Bart:, and Mr.
Henry C. \Vise, who were so vigorously opposed in
by the present Earl of Camperdown, then Lord Duncan.
At a meeting of the leaders of the party a few days ago,
Lord Hyde, the eldest son of the Earl of Clarendon, 'WM
mentioned as the proposed Liberal candidate, and the pro.
priety of bringing forward another gentleman in conjune•
tion with his lordship was discussed.

TIPPERARY.—According to an Irish paper it is the
intention of the Whigs to shelve Mr. Charles Moore, the
colleague of Captain the Hon. Charles "White, in the
representation of this county. Mr. Peter GM is expectel
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