Election row and violence in 1868 UK politics report
Contested election coverage describes a mob assault on Rev. Philip Hains in Wigan after polling, alleged premeditation by church defenders, and police inaction. It also reports on canvassed views for ballot reform, Catholic representation in Parliament, and various regional election developments across Lancashire and Wales with pundit commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Yorke Scarlett
K.O.B
Wigan
South-west
Lancashire
Philip Hains
St. George's
Riley
Hains
Gis Atone
Lord Courtenay
Battot
Guanstons
Gladstone
England
Wellington Journal
John Simeon
Isle of Wight
Edward Howard
Preston
Maxwell
Baverley
John Acton
Bridgewater
Ireland
Mathews
Dungarvan
Digby
Queen's County
Tlemen
Youghal
Woeguelin
Joseph M’kenna
Dandalk
George Bowyer
Callam
Canpieansuing
Richards
Swansea
Friends
Temperance Hall
Cardigan
Thomas Tloyd
Merionethshire
Carnarvonshire
Carmarthenshire
Glamorganshire
Mr. Vaughan
Mr. Richards
Lise
Wales
Cardiganshire
Ashton
Birkenhead
Blackburney
Bolton
Burnley
Clitheroe
Liverpool Ste
Oldham Eee
Preston Es
Rochdale Wee
Salford Sal
Stalybridge
Stobkport
Warrington
Manchester
North Lancashire
North-East Lancashire
South-West Lancashire
South-Haat Lancashire
J. E. Denison
J. Taylor
Nottinghamshire
South Notts
Newark
Mr. Denison
Mansfield
Denison
Taylor
Eant Russelton
L Earl Russell
George Howell
Aylesbury
Pembroke Lodge
Odger
Russell
Kent
Mid-Kent
Angerstein
Talbot
John Lubbock
Milner Gibson
J. B. Smith
Stockport
Lisgrats Orrossap
Guapstone
House of Commons
Antrobus
Ernest Bruce
Wyld
Bodmin
Saunderson
Briscoe
Lord Elcho
Sir Robert
Clifton
Butler-Johnston
Nicholson
Vandeleur
Yorkshire
Lancaster
Cashire
Daily News
Brecon Boroven
H. Powell Price
Gwyn
The
Star
Clifford
Monmouth
George Hotel
Northampton
Fred. W. C. Villiers
Henry L. Dryden
Liberal Party
Mr. Bradlaugh
Duke of Grafton
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Vaughan
Church and Beer
Murphy
Bacchus
Henry