Greenwich Elector Voices Candidacy for Sir David Salomons Seat
A public notice from Cheapside dated 21 July 1873 announces a candidacy for the vacant Borough of Greenwich seat. The speaker honors Sir David Salomons and pledges to pursue religious liberty, universal education, open spaces, sanitary reforms, and fair redistribution of seats, aiming to empower local self government and support seafaring safety and labor welfare.
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Greenwich
David Salomons
Roton H
TO CORRESPONDENTS A C His letter came to hand
A terse note from A C addressed to correspondents arrives as the paper receives a letter. The missive hints at ongoing editorial matters and prompts readers to await further details in upcoming issues.
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Aric Mal
Als
William Lonrrr Wittcox
A. C
Two Great Leaders Die Within One Day
The Bishop of Winchester died instantly after a fall from his horse near Dorking while accompanied by Lord Granville. On the same day Lord Westbury died after a short illness. The article notes Wilberforce as a gifted preacher and diplomat with a mixed record on High Churchism and Dissenters, and lauds Westbury as a top legal mind and a former lord chancellor. It discusses parliamentary measures, education bills, and potential election contests in East Staffordshire and Greenwich, amid royal commissions and party divisions.
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Winchester
Dorking
Lord Granville
Lord Westbury
Wilberforce
Oxford
House of Lords
Woolsack
Court of Appeal
Gladstone
House of Commons
Fawcett
Locke King
Lorster
Hursday
Lichard
Forster
Torrens
Dixon
Candlish
Lords
East Staffordshire
Jaffray
Allsopp
David Salomons
Greenwich
Angerstein
Sir John Bennett
Baxter Langley
Board
Game Laws
Coal Committee
M. Thiers
Liberal
M. Jules Favre
M. Louis Blanc
de Broglie
M. Ernoul
Permanent Committee
Napoleon III
National Assembly
Republican Party
MM. Thiers
Grévy
Gambetta
Friends of Extreme Liberty
Murcia
Valencia
Andalusia
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