Election notices and candidate shifts across several counties
A compiled report lists Conservative and Liberal maneuvers for the next general election. It notes unopposed returns in Boston and nominations or declines in Birmingham Colchester Greenwich Gloucester Northampton Truro Northallerton Oldham Anglesey Clackmannan Dunbar and Fifeshire Kirkcudbright and Salford, detailing proposed candidates and consented stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
T. Garfit
Malcolm
Birmingham
Birmingham Conservative Association
Capt
Burnaby
Colchester
Learmouth
Praed
Marshall Griffith
Q.C
Grantham
M.P
West Gloucester
Kingscote
Northampton
Acton S. Ayrton
Old
New
Ayrton
Truro
F. M. Williams
James M
Garet Hogg
Northlpine
Yorkshire
Northallerton
Worsley
Oldham M
Smith Taylor Whitehead
London
Oldham
Lees
Anglesey
Llangefni
H. Bulkeley
Prichard Rayner
Davies
Clackmannan and
Buinress
J. R. Haig
Blairhill
W. P. Adam
Fireshire
Fifeshire
Oswald
Dunkier
Preston Bruce
Kirkcudbright
Stewartry of Kirkcudbright Constitutional Association
Castle Douglas
Randolph Stewart
Earl of Galloway
Robert Stewart
Mark Stewart
Salford
Liberal Association of
B. Armitage
Manchester Chamber of Commerce
Arthur Arnold
University Tests Bill Brought In Amid Hereford Case
Last night Mr. Fawcett introduced a bill to amend the law on University Tests in Goschen’s absence. The measure follows the Hereford College case decision and aims to address the resulting issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fawcett
Goschen
Hereford College
Slavery and smuggling probes in Red Sea events
Reports detail H M S Wild Swan boarding a Turkish flagged dhow in the Red Sea with seventy eight alleged slaves aboard who were freed but not confiscated. A Patna passenger, later revealed as holding a girl slave, faces investigation in Aden as rifles in fifteen cases aboard his luggage are linked to a Cape of Good Hope trade. The man, said to be of importance, is confined while authorities inspect the suspicious cargo and book shipments to Zanzibar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Sea
H.M.S. Wild Swan
Souakim
Jeddah
Matsher
Powlett
Turkey
Vestal
England
Patna
British Indian Steam Navigation Company
Cape of Good Hope
Zanzibar
Aden
Gat
Cape
Abyssinia
Hodeida
Constantinople
Withers
Govenor
Lock
Genoa
Colonel Lock
Kirk
Royal visits and political notes from Osborne to Liverpool
The royal party remains at Osborne while Her Majesty reviews the fleet at Spithead. Parliament is to prorogue soon as ministers hold a fish dinner at Greenwich. Major events include a Welsh Eisteddfod at Menai Bridge and a deadly fall of ink-maker Alfred Morrell in Fleet Street. The Clothworkers donate to the China famine relief fund, with Britain contributing 29,600 pounds plus 10,000 sent directly to China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborne
Spithead
Prince
Princess of Wales
Southampton
Canon Wilberforce
Duke
Duchess of Edinburgh
Gotha
Lord Beaconsfield
Beaconsfield
Mr. Gladstone
Hawarden
London
Greenwich
Menai Bridge
R. Davies
M.P
Goschen
Morley
Richard
G. Campbell
Morgan Lloyd
M.p.’S
Bangor
Toplady
Lyon Playfair
New York
Alfred James Morrell
Messrs. Lepard and Smith
China Famine Relief Fund
Great Britain
China
England
Gladstone
Liverpool
Beaconsfield reference and prison release noted in Commons
Reports describe Lord Beaconsfield's emancipation remarks as honorable not ambiguous. The Home Secretary may release Clancy on ticket of leave after health appeals by M P O'Connor Power. A committee hopes to resume its inquiry next session. Roebuck to be sworn Privy Council.
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House of Commons
Lord Beaconsfield
Daily News
O’connor Power
M.P
Home Secretary
Clancy
Press Association
John Arthur Roebuck
Vatican Negotiations Backed by All Powers Amid Church Needs
The Intransigent party in the Vatican warns negotiations with Germany risk displeasing Catholic powers, but Cardinal Nina states all powers approve and church welfare justifies actions. Forty thousand troops including the Russian Imperial Guard set to embark for Russia next Saturday, followed by withdrawal from San Stefano and Gallipoli. Bosnia unrest grows into war scale with strong Austrian resistance. Indian troops will depart Cyprus and march back.
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Vatican
Germany
Nina
Russia
San Stefano
Gallipoli
Bosnia
Cyprus
Yeaman Struck Off Liberal List In Dundee
The Dundee Advertiser reports Mr. Yeaman MP for Dundee has been removed from the Liberal party list. The move signals he is no longer regarded as a Liberal, due to voting with Tories in critical divisions despite earlier opposition to Lord Hartington.
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Yeaman
Dundee
Liberal Party
Dundee Advertiser
House of Commons
M.P
Lord Hartington
America
St. Louis
United States
Dr. McCononely
Christian Advocate
Tiernan
Mr. Lancaster
Dr. Voors
Mississippi
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