THE COUNTY ELECTIONS.

The following were the nominations received yesterday for the elections in the county of Westland :—: —

ARAIIURA RIDING.

James F. Bjrne, nominated by Me? c rs Wra Hanrahan aud J, Mundy.

Thomas V. Byrne,nominated by Messis James Rugg and M. Murphy.

Thomas W. Duff, nominated by Messra Wra Mitchell, jar., and H. W. Saudlc.

Thomas McGrath, nominated by Measia Edward Gibbons aud William Bain.

Three Councillors are to be elected for tbo above RHing.

KANIEKI RIDING.

Franz D. Bauoke, nominafod by Messrs W. H, Burrowes and Charles Evuus.

Herman A. Baucke, nominated by Mr D. J- Hutchison and Mrs E. Cheslernian.

Arthur Clifton, nominated by Messrs H. L. Michel aud Martin Cishman.

Andrew Cumming, nominated b) Messrs A, Jamieson and Robert WelK

Thomas J. McGuigan, nominated by Messrs John Mctad^en and Thomas Meharry.

Henry Leslie Michel, nominated by Messrs John Olson and William Marks.

John Staines, nominated by Messrs A. Little and F. Howard, heur.

James Charles Free, nominated by Messra J. S. Lang and F. W. Chesterman.

Four Councillors are bo be elected for this Riding.

SOUTHERN RIDING.

Thomas Wan'ees Bruce, nominated by Mefsrs P. Healy and Peter llcnie.

Samuel George Ferguson, nominated by Messrs Charles Holley and Charles Shearer.

Jcseph Grimmcnd, nominated by Messrs Thomas Ford aud Thomas Mo i , c.

Two Councillors are to be elected for this Riding.

Wednesday next, November Bth, is the polling day, between the hours of 9 am. and 6 p.m. The list of the polling p!a:es for the *hree Ridings appears in our advertising columns to-day.

Mr William Gunn, j-ir., of WaUrca, has received the appointment of Substitute Returning Officer for tho Southern Riding, and left yesterday ofieruoon for the purpose of delivering to tb< j various deputies tho ballot aud other papers. Th« result of the eiecti n in the -outhern Riding will not be known until Tuesday week.

Mr T. WJ Duff btarts his election ad dresses at Stafford on Saturday night and speaks at Goldsborough on Monday evening and Dillmans on Tuesday night.

Me?sra Cumming aud Clif tor addressed a well attended meeting at Blue Spur oa Tuesday evening, Mr Crowley presiding Both candidates sot an excellent hearing, aud were well received, votes of thanks and confidence in them being parsed Referring to the psrsonal remarks against Mr Clifton, delivered by auother caudidato for the Kanien Riding, Mr Cum ning remarked that it was an old saying wth diggers that it was not always the claim tb.it pub out most dirty waL j r, that jit-ldtd most gold.