Electorates Weighed by Irish Church and Reform Debates
The report reviews Liberal and Conservative campaign notes across towns like Bucks Cambridge and Dewsbury. Candidates, addresses, and party strategies focus on disestablishment of the Irish Church, Reform Act distribution, ballot adoption, and education reform with prominent figures referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Angus
Bradford
Henry Whitmore
the Treasury
Whitmore
Ireland
House of Commons
Rome
Bucks
B. Disraeli
du Pré
Lambert
Remington Mills
Wycombe
The
Bucks Advertiser
Mills
Mr. Lambert
Viscount Amberley
Cambridge
Devon
Cardiganshire
Thomas Davies Lloyd
Colonel Pryse
E. M. Vaughan
Vaughan
Dewsbury
Ernest Jones
Handel Cossham
Bristol
Jones
Cossham
Batley
Dustin
Jonathan Pim
Dublin
Gladstone
Dumfries
Ernest Noel
Hookwood
Limpsfield
Surrey
Noel
Baptist W. Noel
Liberal Association
Edgar Bowring
John Bowring
Coleridge
John Karslake
Garthrorp
Onslow
Guildford
Henry Bulwer
Garth
Hameshire
Sours
William Cowper
Waldegrave Leslie
Thomas Brassey
North
Robertson
Kent
West
Charles Henry Mills
Wilderness Park
Sevenoaks
John G. Talbot
New Falconhurst
Edenbridge
West Kent
John Lubbock
Angerstein
Lancasuring
Accrington
A. K. Shuttleworth
James K. Shuttleworth
James Pilkington
Blackburn
England
Colne
Shuttleworth
Lancashire
Sovurn-west
South-west Lancashire
West Derby
Salford Hundred
Loudon University
Lowe
Bagehot
Julian Goldsmid
M.P
New
Hackney
Regent's Park
Springhill
Western
Lymington
Judge Norton
Mackinnon
George Lennox
Malmesbury
Earl of Suffolk
Andover
Walter Powell
Dauntsey House
Manchester
United Liberal Party
Messrs
Bazley
Jacob Bright
Mitchell Henry
Mary Lesonr
Marylebone Electoral Reform Association
Waterloo Arms
High Street
Marylebone
W. Cremer
Frederick Harrison
Sandwith
Kars
Goldwin Smith
Bannister
Edwards
Merthyr
Henry Richard
Wagner
Aberdare
Richard
Wales
Liberal Party
Church of England
Europe
Memprry
Sir George Grey
Bedlington
Baronet
Earl Russell
Mr. Gladstone