Ministers Press For Clear Policy After Wales Vote
The speaker noted most Welsh candidates backed the measure but warned tenants were often forced from holdings. He urged leaders to state concrete plans if successful, saying loyalty would follow a definite programme. The meeting closed with thanks to the chairman.
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Carthpurt
W. H. Convers
Liberal landslide in Lencester school board election
The Leicester Chronicle notes a Liberal sweep with eight Liberals five dissenters and two conservatives elected to the borough council. D Merrick led polls with 6372 votes, Joseph Wood 6136, and J Fleming 6015. Turnout was 6,524 of 19,185 electors, Liberal eight securing 42,174 vs 25,145 for opponents.
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Leicester
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Mark Hirst
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Ipswich
Exeter
School Board
Husband and Wife Clash Over Temper in Quarrel
A man and woman quarrel over a boy's temper, with the wife noting she bears no fault and the husband replying he finds no fault in her. Their exchange highlights domestic tensions and parental frustration within a family dispute.
Rev Henry Renton of Kelso Dies at 73
Obituary notes the death of Rev Henry Renton M A of Kelso at 73. A Liberal-leaning United Presbyterian minister, he championed disestablishment, secular education, and voluntaryism, and helped found the United Industrial School while active in Kelso politics and civic affairs. The Liberation Society honors his long service and mourns his loss to Scotland.
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Roxburghshire
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Obituary of Charles Childs of Bungay Printing Firm
Mr Charles Childs of Bungay head of John Childs and Son printing firm, dies in his seventieth year. Renowned for integrity and intellect, he served as feoffee, School Board chairman, and Liberal in politics. A devout Nonconformist and supporter of worthy causes, he was trusted as a principled and fearless adviser.
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Bungay
John Childs
Norfolk ‘News
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Childs
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