The Sun.
London, England, 1857-03-09 00:00:00

SOUTH WALES.

BRICOONSIIIRE.—The Conservative interest being so
strong in this county, it is rather improbable that any
opposition will be offered to the return of Sir J. Bailey,
Bart., although it is rumoured that Mr. De Winton,
banker, will come forward in the Liberal interest. If
such should be the case, we learn that it is absolutely im-
possible that Mr. De Winton will succeed.
BRECON.—We hear there will be a contest for the re-
presentation of this borough. A member of the house
of Tredegar (Morgan), whose influence is great in the
town, will, it is said, oppose the return of Col. Watkins
(Liberal).
RADNOR BOROUGHS.—It is anticipated that the re-
turn of the Chancellor of the Exchequer will be op-
posed by the Conservative party. A candidate is, it is
said, forthcoming, but the triumph of Sir G. C. Lewis
is considered certain.

GLAMORGANBIIIRE. —Mr. H. H. Vivian, M.P. for
Truro, sometime since signified his intention of offering
himself at the first opportunity for the representation of
this county. Mr. Edwards Vaughan, of Eheola„Neath,
will also come forward, so that a sharp contest is antici-
pated. We have heard from well-informed circles that
Mr. Talbot, one of the present members, and Mr. Vi-
vian, both Liberals, are likely to be returned.
CARDIFF.— Col. Stuart, son of Lord J. Stuart, will
come forward for this borough. Mr. Coffin will, it is
said, retire from the representation.
No opposition is likely to be offered either at Merthyr
or Swan.ea, Mr. H. A. Bruce and Mr. Dillwyn being
highly popular.
CARDIGAN.—The return of Lord Lisbunre for the
county wi'l be unopposed. It is probable that the re-
presentation of the borough will be contested. Mr.
Lloyd, of Bronwydd, is spoken of as the Liberal candi-
date. Mr. Lloyd's influence is great, and, should he
come forward, his return is almost certain. _ _ _

CARMARTHEN.—No opposition is anticipated either for
the county or the borough. Sir James Hamilton was
dome time since spoken of as a candidate on the Liberal
interest; but nothing has as yet transpired to intimate
such an event.

PgMBROKESHIRE.—Viscount Emlyn„ who is now
highly popular, will be returned without opposition for
this county.

HAVERFORDWEST.—Mr. W. Rees, solicitor, has com-
menced an active canvass in the Liberal interest. Mr.
Poilipps, the present member, has arrived from London.
Mr. Philipps is very popular and his return is undoubted.
PEMBRObE.—We hear that the return of Sir John
Owen will be opposed. We have net learned who the
Liberal candidate is, but his success is probable.
ISLE OF WIGHT.— Colonel Harcourt has had his day
and must give place to a better man. He belongs to 'I"
old Tory party. Sir John Simeon's name has been mtw
tinned as a golitlenaan standing very high in the estima-
tione Id the electors of the Isle of Wight. Toe Liberals a.l
arc strong enough to bring
him in, or any other
gentle-
man of liberal. principles.
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luck again, and the Liberal party
agreed not to start either of the its named. It
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expected to
now combined, have
insist three candidates