Parliamentary campaign notes across Irish and English constituencies
Extensive election chatter reports candidates’ standing, retirements, and party strategy. Conservatives, Liberals, and supporters across Ireland and Britain discuss disestablishment of the Irish Church, endowment reforms, and pledges to back Gladstone's policies.
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Henley
Colonel North
Cartwright
Hugh Childers
Ireland
Maynooth
Gladstone
Church of England
Major Waterhouse
M.P
Poors
H. D. Seymour
O. Waring
Ivor Bertie
Queen’s County
Mason Jones
Jones
J. W. Fitzpatrick
M.P. Lattory
Charley
Lepeiurer
Ald. Dawley
Suke
Serjeant Armstrong
Flanagan
Ief Baron Wolfe
Major Knox
G. O'Malley Irwin
Sligo
O'Malley Irwin
Gourley
Thompson
Sunderland
Surrey
Mrp
Julian Goldsmid
Coleridge
Goldsmid
House of Commons
C. P. Villiers
West
Cubitt
West Surrey
Guildford
Frederick Pennington
Broom Hall
Dorking
Pennington
Headworth Barclay
Eastwick Park
Tower Hamnets
Beales
Trades
Ayrton
Samuda
O. Coope
West Minster
W. H. Smith
R. W. Grosvenor
Mill
Smith
Wicx
Laing
Great Britain
France
United States
Scotland
Anlican Church
Canada
England
Kingdom of Ireland
Earl Russell
Liberal Party
Worcester
J. Brown- Westhead
York
H. J. Vernon
Marcus Meryweather Turner
Belgravia Onten
Leeman
Yorkshire
Isaac Holden
Knaresborough
Bradford
Keighley
Europe
H. S. Thompson
C. Denison
Joshua Fielden
H. H. Thompson
Tory Tactics Specimen Plague Whitby Placard
A London era report describes a Whitby placard used to inflame hostility toward Mr. Gladstone and his supporters. The item illustrates disreputable campaigning tactics common in that period and serves as a cautionary example of political rhetoric.
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Stockport
W. Tipping
Messrs. Smith and Watkin
Gladstone
Whitby