Star.
London, England, 1830-07-05 00:00:00

ELECTION NOTICES.

The near approach of a dissolution of Parliament hauled to active
electioneering movements.
Mr. Hume starts for Middlesex, in the room of Mr. Whitbread,
who resigns on account of ill health.
Colonel Berkeley, Mr. Philpotta, and Mr. B. Webb, are an.
trounced for the city of Gloucester.
Mr. Pane, Sir H. Willoughby, Lord Villiers, Sir J. Dashwood,
and Lord Honeys, for Oxfordshire. Mr. Ashurst retires.
Mr. Dundas and Mr. Palmer have again offend themselves for
Berkshire. _ _ .

Mr. Moberly, it is said, will walk over the course for Abingdon.
Other accounts state that no fewer than six individuals will oppose
him.
Lieutenant-Colonel Clayton has started for Great Marlow, in
opposition to Mr. Owen Williams and his son-in-law, Mr. T. P.
Williams.
The Marquis of Chandos and the Hon. Robert Smith are again
canvassing the county of Buckingham.
Mr. Lockhart, who, has represented the city of Oxford for twenty
years, and Mr. Langston, will again Air their services.
Sir Michael Shaw Stewart will be returned for the county of Ren-
frew.
Sir Jahn Maxwell Marts for the county of Lanark.
Mr. Finlay will start for the Glasgow district of Burghs.
Dumbartonshire is to be contested. The nominee of the Duke of
Montrose is to be opposed to Mr. Colquhoun, of Killermoot, son
of the late Lord Registrar.
Lord Apeley and Mr. Crlpps will be returned for Cirencester.
Sir Thomas Lethbridge has published an address to the free-
holders of Somerseuhire, in which he states his intention of re-
tiring from public life, in consequence of indisposition. Mr. E. A.
Sandford has since offered himself as one of the representatives of
that county.
Mr. Wolryche Whitmore has again offered himself as one of the
representatives for Bridgnorth.
Mr. Mackinnon and ?dr. R. A. Dundee start for Ipswich.
Mr. Matthew Bell has announced his intention again to start for
the county of Northumberland. Mr. T. W. Beaumont has also
offered himself as a candidate for that county.
Mr. John Easthorpe has again offered him self for St. Al-
bans. Lord Grimmon, eldest son of the Earl of Verulam, in.
tends offering himself as one of the representatives for this
borough.
Lord Milton and Mr. Marshall are expected to retire from the
representation of the county of York.
Sir Roger Greeley starts for the city of Durham, on the retire.
meat of Sir Henry Hardinge.
Mr. W B. Manning has expressed his intention not to offer
himself again for l'enryn.
Mr. C. N. Pallmer retires from the representation of the county
of Surrey. It is supposed that Mr. Ha Sumner will again be
a amdidate.
Mr. Henry Howard offers himself for New Shoreham.
It is supposed that Mr. Sergeant Onslow, from advanced age, wW
retire from the representation of Guilford.
Mr. Anson and Mr. Rumbold are expected to be again returned
for Great Yarmouth.
Mr. Jonathan Peel has again announced himself as a candidate
for the city of Norwich.
Sir John Rae Reid has started foe Dover with every appearance
of ultimate success. Mr. Trani, it is said, retire.
Lord Powlett and Mr. Russell again start for the county of

rig. Charles Cockerell and Mr. Protheroe, jun. are spin candi.
dates for Evesham.

It is believed that Mr. Huskisson and General Gascoyne will be
again returned for Liverpool.
Mr. Davis Davenport has expressed his intention to retire from
the county of Chester. Mr. W. Egerton is spin a candidate.
It is stated that Mr. Alderman Venables, Sir Peter Laurie, and
Mr. Alderman Copeland, will start for the city of London, in oppo-
sition to the present members.
Lord Stanley is again a candidate for the county of Lancaster.
Two new candidates—Colonel Westenra and Colonel Vyse—it is
said, will start for Windsor, in opposition to Mr. Ramsbottom and
Sir IL H. Vyvyan.
A gentleman, named Kirwan, has started for Oakhampton. Two
other candidates are spoken of.
Mr. Henry Known does not intend again to offer himself as a
candidate for the county of Huntingdon, on account of ill health.
It is confidently stated that Lord John Russell will be a candidate
for this county. There is also some rumours of Lord Strathavea
having offered
.himself. Mr. Fellowes, jun. Is talked of as offering
himself foe the borough, when Mr. Calvert will retire.
Mr. Charles Somerset Manners has sent an address to the free.
holders of the county of Cambridge and Isle of Ely, offering him-
self as a candidate when the dissolution takes place.
It is reported that Captain F. Poilhill, of Newbury Hall, and
W. Stewart, Esq. will offer themselves for Bedford.
Sir John Walsh, Ban. of Berkeley-square, has announced his
intention of offering himself as a candidate for Sudbury.
Mr. Thomas Byron has notified his intention of retiring from the
representation of Hertford; and Mr. 11. Lytton Bulwer and Lord
Ingestrie have offered themselves as candidates. Mr. Duncombe,
the lament member, will also again offer himself for the borough.
Sir IL H. Gunning, of Horton, has offered himself as a candidate
for Northampton. Sir George Robinson, one of the sitting members,
has also solicited the support of his friends.
Mr. Samuel Crompton retires from the representation of Derby,
and Mr. Edward &nut has declared himself candidate for the va.
m Admiral Sothema intends again to offer his enviers for the
county of Nottingham, and a new candidate is mentioned to the
person of J. E. Denison, Esq.
Mr. Willoughby and Mr.iladler. again come forward for the bo-
rough of Newark. Mr. Sergeant Wilde is announced as a third
candidate.

Joseph Neilde, Req. of Orittleton House, has expressed his in-
tention to offer himself for Chippenham. A gentleman named
Pusey has also commented an active canvass. Two other eandi.
dates are expected to start.
Lord Clifton and the Hoc. R.Wation ate expected to be returned
for Canterbury.
Mr. Ellice and Mr. Fyler will again be proposed for Coventry,
and with every prospect of success.
Mr. Walter Burrell, who it was expected would retire from public
life, has announced his intention of again easing himself as a can.
didats for the county of Sussex. Mr. Cartels otelgus, front la.
mooed infirmities. Mr. Herbert Cartels is In the !sue, but Bathing
is heard of Mr. Shelley. One of the GIVIIMIIIeb Ararlly lawn& also
to start.
Sir John Shelley, Mr. Kemp, and Mr. Donovan, are the comps.
dtors for Lewes. -

Mr. Fess ..Im. is actively canvassbqg Arandel Mr. Alderman
Atkins is a -4are tee the borough.
hL= Mr. Penton Corbett and Mr. Blaney, the present repraentatims
e Shropshire, have inthnated their intention to offer themselves
aids as representadves.
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