Ripley Backed By Borough In Pending Candidacy
At a meeting in opposition to Mr Miall the choice between candidates was debated. Alderman Scuorrep pressed for Ripley opinions on Irish Church disestablishment. A majority supported Ripley with a deputation planned to invite him. Bradford Review notes the constituency will rise from 5 944 to 21 387.
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Miall
Alderman Scuorrep
Ripley
Bradford
Bansury
Samuelson
BreamingHam
Birmingham
Bright
Dixon
Bright and Muntz
Muntz
Borper Barous
Trevel
Gorrie
Selkirk
Provost Dalgleish
Trevelyan
Border Burghs
Elliot
Barn
Camplinett
R. R. Torrens
W. Fowler
Torrens
Church of England
Ireland
England
Fowler
Cambridgeshire
H. Brand
Gladstone
House of Commons
Cambridge
Ch Penta
George
Cornwall
East
Daily
Robartes
Rendall
Kendall
Liskeard
John Trelawny
Northy
St. Columb
Brydges Williams
Truro
Liberal Party
Williams
DenpicHs
E Borovens
Mainwaring
Lord Palmerston
Carlton House Terrace
E. Powell
W. E. Gladstone
Mr. Williams
Holt
Mr. Gladstone
Derby
Bass
East Staffordshire
Plimsoll
Sheffield
W. T. Cox
Dervonrort
Ernest Jones
Handel Cossham
Dumfries
House of Lords
Epropurou
Essex
du Cane
Tasmania
East Essex
James Round
Round
Exeter
Edgar Bowring
John Karslake
F. Milford
Mr. Bowring
Coleridge
Hallifax
Stansfeld
Halifax
Liberal
Kent
Canterbury
Knatchbull-Hugessen
M.P
Tufton
John Croft
Edward Dering
Pemberton
G. W. Milles
Lord Sondes
Kilkenny
John Gray
King’s Lynn
Sir Fowell Buxton
R. Bourke
Sir Fowell
Daniel Gurney
North Runcton
J. H. Gurney
Fowell Buxton
Gurney
Lancashire
St. Helen’s
Election Intelligence Update Shows Shifting Liberal Strategy
The report details candidates and maneuvers across towns such as Birmingham Birmingham and Cambridgeshire with Liberal and Conservative candidates. It notes Liverpool and Dumfries as scenes of party activity including meetings, resignations, and endorsements.