Disestablishment Debate Sparks Liberal Rallies Across Boroughs
A string of Liberal meetings and candidate addresses unfold nationwide. Speakers advocate Mr. Roundell Roundell and other Liberals push for Irish Church disestablishment while defending Gladstone's policy, with candidates pledging to uphold reform, universal suffrage, and revised licensing and education measures.
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Gladstone
Mr. Gladstone
Ewsbury
George Potter
Simon
Cossham
Potter
Dover
Passmore Edwards
London
East
Lyulph Stanley
Lord Stanley
Alderley
Stalybridge
Dukinfield
Hyde
Stockport
Macclesfield
Ashton-under-Lyne
East Woncestershire
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O. G. Lyttelton
Exeter
J. B. Karslake
Greenwich
Baxter Langley
Lancashire
Liberal
Hengrorp
Wyllie
Supreme Government of India
Edinburgh Review
Hull
H. J. Atkinson
Lampeta
T. Hughes
F. Doulton
Hartwell
Ireland
Norru-zast
Chamblayne Starkie
Ashton Hall
Lancaster
J. Maden Holt
Mr. Disragli
Mayo County
G. H. Moore
Mayo
Castlebar
MacHale
Merthyr
Richard
Bruce
Merthyr Downis
Mountain Ash
Aberdare
Fothergill
Henry Richard
Principality
Cyfarthfa
Dowlais
North Warwicksurer
George Frederick Muntz
Frederick Peel
Robert Peel
North Warwickshire
Newdegate
Bromley Davenport
Notrincham
A. QG
Marten
Charles Seely
Lincoln
Robert Clifton
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Roden
Melly
Trinity College
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Cheetham
Rawson
Southwark
A. H. Layard
J. Locke
Staffordshire
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Derby
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Stafford
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West
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Tamworty
Henry Bulwer