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London, England, 1868-10-24 00:00:00

purposes."

SOUTH SHROPSHIRE.—GeneraI the Hon. Percy Herbert
(0), Treasurer of her Majesty's Household, and Mr. R.
Jaspor More (L), have issued addresses, soliciting re-election
for South Shropshire.
WARWICK.—The Liberals have decided not to bring tor..
ward more than one candidate. It is therefore expected
that Mr. Peel and Mr. Greavcs will be returned without op..
position.

WORCESTEL-It has at length been settled that each or
the three Liberal candidates shall severally make a separate
canvass of the electors solely on his own behalf, each un-
dertaking to retiro from the contest on its being proved to
an umpire, on an examination of the several canvass books,
that he bas the fewest promises of support.

SCOTLAND.—Sir Sidney H. Waterlow, of London, has
come forward as a Liberal candidate for Dumfriesshire, in
opposition to Major Walker, the present Conservative mem-
ber—Mr. Charles Stuart Parker has issued his address as a
Liberal for Perthshire, against Sir William Stirling Max-
well (C.).
NEWCASTLE - lIPON - TYNE.—The sitting members, sir.
t.;owen and the Right Hon. T. E. Headlam, have issued
thiir addresses seeking re-election. Mr. Cowen will veto
for the repeal of the raopaying and minority clauses of the
Reform Bill, and the equalisation of the franchise in
boroughs and counties. He is heartily in favour of the
disendowmcnt and disestablitlment of tbo Irish Church,
and will support a measure for amending the land laws of
Ireland. Mr. lleadlam purposes "to act. heartily and
cordially upon the resolutions adopted in the last session of
Parliament." Opposition to both Lon. gentlemen is talked of.
BEVERLEY.-The Eastern Morning News says it is re-
ported that the Hon. Marmaduke Constable Maxwell, eldest
son of Lord ferries, and Mr. Anthony Trollope, will be the
Liberal candidates for Beverley.

The Independance Beige says the opinion is general
in Prussia that the GON erument can meet the deficit of the
year only by contracting a loan.

The Bishop of Chester delivered his visitation ad-
dress at St. Peter's parish church, Liverpool, on Thursday, in
the presence of about 150 of the local clergy, amongst them
the venerable rector of Liverpool, the Rev. Augustus Camp-
bell. There has been nu episcopal visitation in Liverpool
for six years.

The trial of Mr. Doulton, M.P., which has been
adjourned from time tc time on account of the hon. mem-
ber's ill-health, began on Thursday at Brussels, in the defend-
ant's absence. The Echo du Parlement states that Mr. Doul-
ton disputes the competence of the court before which he is
cited, and does not intend to appear.

It is reported (says tho Nottingham Journal)
that the Bunny estate is about to change hands, Mrs.
Forteath having, it is said, agreed to dispose 'of it to
Messrs. Clayton, Shuttleworth, and Co., of Lincoln, for the
sum of £200,000. It is believed that there is coal under the
estate, and that it has been bought for the purpose or work-
ing the coal.
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The anniversary of the Canynge's Society was held
on Thursday at Bristol. This society completes the task of
the restoration of St. Mary Redcliffe, supposed to be the finest
parish church in England. There were services morning
and evening, at which the Dean of Chichester and the
Archdeacon of Taunton respectively preached, and between
these services there was a luncheon, at which the Archdea-
con said that no one in his senses ever imagined he (the
Archdeacon) had the smallest leaning to the Church
Rome. He exhorted High and LOW QhttrehMQ4. tQ Q9Mbille•
psetker, fix defeAcq 4# thfislimik

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