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Liberal leadership settles in Commons and Lords
The present Parliament’s second session will see Earl Granville in the Upper House and the Marquis of Hartington in the Lower House as Liberal leaders. Mr Forster withdraws from election after opposition from official and Nonconformist factions. At today’s Liberal meeting led by Mr Bright, Lord Granville is to be formally installed as party leader with Lord Hartington chosen as his coadjutor in the Commons.
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Liberal Party faces Hartington leadership in Commons
Lord Hartington becomes the Liberal stand‑in in the Commons as Gladstone retires. He vows a vigilant opposition, under free reform plans, while Archdeacon Denison urges disestablishment as the party’s sole unifying principle. Meanwhile a Monmouthshire and Glamorganshire coal strike paralyses 120,000 workers.
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