Exeter election turmoil and Scottish miners aid noted
The report details election clashes in Exeter and border towns, with Tory groups arriving to influence outcomes and LiberaLs gaining ground in Ulster and County Derry. It notes polling days, key candidates like Dr Smyth and Law, and related political stances on land reform and denominational education reflected in editorials and public meetings.
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Ireland
United Kingdom
Ulster
Down
Antrim
Tyrone
Donegal
Jlondonderry
Smyth
Magee Presbyterian College
Derry
Frederick Heygate
Dr. Smyth
R. P. Dawson
Law
M.P
Lewis
J. McCorkell
Ife
Coleraine
D. Taylor
H. Bruce
Belfast
Newry
Thomas McClure
Whitworth
Lord Newry
Armagh
Enniskillen
P.S
T. Kennedy
E. Kennedy
Marquis of Hamilton
Thomas Connolly
Kennedys
Greer
Dawson
County Derry
Political pitches and candidacy notes from Liverpool and surrounding towns
A mixed political update reports Roman Catholic voters backing Liberal candidates Rathbone and Caine in Liverpool. It notes 170 Education Union members contesting Parliament seats, Protestant Alliance urging electors for staunch Protestant MPs, Gladstone criticizing the 25th clause, Goschen estimating Ashantee War costs at under a million, Gladstone delaying a deputation on Church defence, Sir Henry Tharowen declining a London University run, and Macclesfield electors hosting Brocklehurst and Chadwick with Chadwick promising 5,000 for a free library and 20,900 volumes of books.
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Biggar
Ulster
Mr. Gladstone
Ireland
Birmingham League
Liberation Society
Londonderry Standard
Presbyterians
James McKnight
Gladstone
Greenwich
England
Forster
Bradford
Liberal Party
House of Commons
Fifeshire
Clackmannan
M‘donald
Scottish Miners’ Association
Stafford
Burnley
Lindsay
Vaughan
Manchester
Salford
Shaw
British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society
Slave Trade Department
Foreign Office
Henry James
Taunton
John Coleridge
George Jessel
William Harcourt
Birmingham
T. Bazley
Mountague Bernard
Oxford University
Woolwich
Aylesbury
Straits of Malacca
Bury
Philips
Butcher
Chadwick
The
Aborigines Protection Society
M‘arthur
E. B. Eastwick
C.B
R. N. Fowler
F. W. Chesson
Sheffield
Peterborough
Lincoln
Messrs. Mundella
Chamberlain
Paradise Square
Canvas Smith
Goldwin Smith
Thomas Hughes
Marylebone
Mr. Hughes
Liverpool
Messrs. Rathbone
Caine
Wutadial Education Union
Protestant Alliance
W. H. Gladstone
Whitby
Goschen
Henry Tharowen
University of London
Macclesfield
Alderman Bullock
Messrs
Brocklehurst
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Exeter
Plymouth
Devonport
Tavistock
Duke of Bedford
A. Russell
R.H.W. Biggs
Launceston
Warrington
Deakin
Lopes
G.G
H. C. Drinkwater
County of Cornwall
Devon
Walrond
Tiverton
Thomas Acland