Consideration of Matters to Be Laid Before You
A fragment stating that after a suitable recess you may proceed to the consideration of such matters as will then be laid before you. The line suggests procedural guidance for forthcoming items in a formal meeting.
Gladstone Addresses Greenwich Electors in 1868
The Royal Greenwich address from W. E. Gladstone seeks re election confirming his First Lord of the Treasury role and asks for renewed trust. It notes Birmingham electors for Mr Bright expect an unopposed return and outlines other regional constituencies and forthcoming nominations.
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Greenwich
W. E. Gladstone
Borough of
Carlton House Terrace
Pjesty
Treasury
Mr. Gladstone
Blackheath
Gladstone
Braumenay
Bright
Birmingham
Mr. Bright
Rae
Atmage
Urato
House of Commons
Volig
Election Petitions Convene Across Boroughs and Cities 1868
A list of petitions against members across cities and boroughs gathered under the Parliamentary Elections 1868. Names include Norwich Tillett Stracey and many others, with claims of bribery coercion and undue influence. Courts to hear after Christmas with twenty one day window after writ return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Tillett
Stracey, Bart
Gloucester 'S
Niblett & Others
Feige and
Monk
Gardneykyn
Bewdley
Sarge and Others
Glass
Coventry
Bridgwater
Canesaidt Estropp
Moffatt
City of London
Messrs
Goschen
Crawford
Lawai
Philip Wells
Alderman Gibbons
Crawford and
Lawrence
Moncreiff
Glasgow
Aberdeen
Major Knox
Blige
K.C.B
Messrs. J. Hardy
C. H. Wise
Government Names and Titles in The Cabinet List
A roster of cabinet and junior ministers is presented with names such as Sir R Collier Sir J D Coleridge and The Right Hon W H Forster. It lists roles including Chancellor of the Exchequer Attorney-General and Lord Chancellor of Ireland along with other under secretaries andLord-lieutenant figures.
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North Wales
Osborne Morgah
Liverpool Reform Association
Spectator
House of Commons
England and Wales
Scotland
Ireland
Army
Wales
England and
R. Collier
J. D. Coleridge
W. Hi. Forster
Mr. Knatchbull- Hugessen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Election Intelligence
Tam
John Bright
Reform Club
Oxford
Cardwell
Q.C
Exeter
Coleridge
West Gloucestershire
Daily News
Thornbury
Sydney Waterlow
Onickuape
Heceford Bodmin
Veer
Lichfield
Beverley
Mena
Eaton
Hill
Kinglake
Vanderbyl Zien
Rylands
Onslow
Cawley
Charley
Noe
Wyllie
Clive
Adam
Hon
F. L. Gower
Hallam & Another
Tipping
Walton & Another
Smith
Storey & Another
Forster
Haley
Ripley
Fowler and Hast
A. Angon. Hing and Others
Wick. Nontt
Eesetenos
King’s Lynn
Blackburn
H. Edwards
Kennard
Wallingford
C. Dilke
Vickers
Cheltenham
Ardner
Samuelson
Westbury
Laverton
Phipps
Oldham
Cobbett & Others
Hibbert and Platt
Horsham
Urst, Ldridge
Stalybridge
Toulmer
Pembroke
York Coc
Frenace
Torrens
Cambridge
Lloyd & Another
Hurst
Hardy
Anchester
Rouse & Another
Birley
Woodstock
Godden & Others
Barnett
Boston
Ee Jones
Malcolm Collins
Northallerton
Johns
Hutton
Becknock
Lucas
Gwyn
Worcester
Richards
Laslett
Thirsk
Bell and Others
Gallwey
Christchurch
Popham & Others
Burke
Shrewsbury
Young
Figgins
Hastings
Calthorpe
Brassey
Tne Carinveet
the Treasury
President of the Council
the Admiralty
India
Colonies
The
Home Department
the Poor Law Board
Board of Trade
Aane
W. E H. Gladstone
Lord Hatherley
Earl de Grey
Earl of
Kimberley
R. Lowe
H. Co. Childers
Clarendon
H. Cardwell
Duke of Argyll
Earl Granville
H. A. Bruce
G. J. Goschen
Marquis of
Hartington
Chichester Fortescue
Lancaster
Eacces Anether
Admiralty
Poor-law Board
Joint Secretaries of the Treasury
Lord Dufferin
Mr. Otway
Grant Duff
W. Moneell
John Hay
Lord Northbrook
W.H. Baxter
Lefevre
A. Peel
A. H. Layard
Stansfeld
Mr. Adam
Captain Vivian
Geo. Glyn
Mr. Ayrton
C. O’loghlen
J. Moncreiff
G. Young
Earl Spencer
Justice O’ Hagan
Serjeant Sullivan
Serjeant Barry