Nonconformist in London, Middlesex

Bulwer East Suffolk Dorrance Lord Rendlesham Lord Mahon Morton Peto Eye Lord Barrington Edward Kerrison Hardcastle E. Greene Bury St. Edmund’s Francis Hervey Bristol Greene Lamport London West Suffolk Col. Parker Lord A. Hervey North-West Yorkshire Bradford W. E. Forster Liberal Miall Forster Alhambra Music Hall James Hardaker Liberal Electoral Association Powell West Riding Frederick Cavendish Matthew Wilson Edward Miall Liberal Party Mr. Miall House of Commons J. W. Godwin A. Illingworth Isaac Holden Hardaker East Riding Yorkshire East Christopher Sykes Harrison Broadley Sykes Aid Broadley Col. Heyworth Booth Reister Lberals Hull Norwood Charles Henry Wilson Thomas Wilson, Sons and Co Church of England Wilson Seamen’s Orphan Asylum Reed C.B Col. Pease Malton Fitzwilliam W. C. C. Fitzwilliam Scarborough J. Dent Dent Harcourt Johnstone Thorold Rogers Oxford Charles Legard York George Leeman James Lowther Leeman Lowther Kendal John Whitwell Gladstone Whitwell W. A. F. Sanders Wannington Hall Lancashire Stron Church Whitwel Westmoreland England Newcastle-On-Tyne Joseph Cowen Headlam Morgan Hamond Independent Sunderland Candlish Cannes Gourley Henry Havelock Wear Henry Stroud Liverpool Baily Tynemouth T. E. Smith Cowen Newcastle Sourn Durham H. E. Surtees Major Beaumont J. W. Pease Darumeton H. R. Spark Backhouse Stockton Dodds Mippiusporouch Kane Mien Bolckow Tnr Hartlepoots R. Ward-Jackson Berwick Hodgson Huntley Milne Home, Younger Wedderburn Viscount Bury Dudley Coutts Marjoribanks Bart Stapleton Gateshead W. Hutt C. M. Palmer W. H. James Palmer North Durham Richard Foster Prough Libera Anglesea Richard Davies Morgan Lloyd Carnarvonshire Jones Parry Hughes Denbigh Sir Watkin Osborne Morgan Watkin Williams Davies Llandinam Crewe- Reade Flint Flintshire Glasgow Scotland