Election Intelligence shows varied parliamentary candidacies
Conservative Sir Arthur Guinness may stand for Dublin with Liberals unlikely to field a candidate. In Oxford Mr Charles Neate may withdraw as Dr Adams, Recorder of Birmingham, is targeted by Liberals. Other proposals include Stockton Liberals backing Joseph Dodds, Preston Liberal talk of J F Leese joining J German, Maidstone potential candidate John Hardy, and Maidstone split in Worcestershire with Lyttelton versus Laslett. In Southampton disestablishment stance voiced, Londonderry contest by Richard Dowse against Lord Claud Hamilton. Cardigan candidates chosen Edmund Vaughan with Liberal conference planned May 29 at Aberayron. Hartopp to quit Leicestershire, Clowes to stand Conservative. Cardigan Liberals urged urgent action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustin
Arthur Guinness
Dublin
Oxforp
Charles Neate
Adams
Birmingham
Stockton
Joseph Dodds
Stockton-on- Tees
Maidstone
Southamptoon
Anderon Herbert
Earl of Carnarvon
Southampton
Liberal Party
Londonderry
Richard Dowse
Q.C
Claud Hamilton
Journal
the Sentinel
Dowse
FarmMoute
Gurney
Kirkman Hodgson
Bridport
Jervoise Smith
Penryn
Falmouth
Nogs
Leicestershire
E. B. Hartopp
W. Clowes
Hartopp
Cardiganshire
W. Jongs
Thomas Harris
Arbitration Rules Adopted After Derby Meeting
Derby committee completes a code of rules for a proposed Board of Arbitration and Conciliation and a employers versus workers conference will soon review them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby
Sap
Garonne
Liverpool
Bordeaux
Lamornay
Cannon-street
South London
Protestant Institute
Mackellan Walbrook
R. Carden
Eyre hearing continues at Bow Street court
The trial of ex Governor Eyre resumes with legal reps from Jamaica Committee and Eyre Defence. Eyre pleads persecution and confidence in the court, then is committed for trial at the next Queen's Bench term and bound over for 1000 pounds. A separate tragedy notes seven boys drowned at Mudeford after a sudden sea inflow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyre
Ryre
Bow Street
Vaughan
Jamaica
P. A. Taylor
Lord de Blaquiere
Major Anson
R. Murchison
Giffard
Mr. Eyre
Court of Oyer and Terminil
Queen’s Bench
Lord Overstone
DC. Buxton
M.P
Mudeford
Christchurch
Hants
Joseph Fletcher
Coastguard
Mansell
London
Pewtress
Hunt
Southampton
R. S. Smith
Johnson
Croydon
Parliament notes and executions in brief May 27 1868
The report covers a committee debate on the Churchyards Amendment Bill with Lord Stanley of Alderley, the Bishop of Oxford opposing changes, and the Earl of Kimberley backing it. It also notes Bradford association resolutions backing Reform Act candidates, Michael Barrett’s execution at Old Bailey for the Clerkenwell bombing, and a claim that the Empress of France plans a visit to Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Stanley
Alderley
Ireland
Oxtond
England
Earl of Kimberley
Bradford
W. H. Forster
Edward Miall
Barrett
Michael Barrett
Clerkenwell
Old Bailey
Commons
Earl of Mare
Colman O'Loghlen
Dispaunt
Sandford
Glapstown
Disraetyr
Lansovogene
Dwellings of the Poor Bill Moves to Select Committee
The Artisans and Labourers' Dwellings Bill faced long debate with support for select committee. Lords Shaftesbury Somerset and London Bishop urged sending the measure to a committee, while Lord Portman and others warned of crude risks. Other bills and proceedings noted. the House adjourned nearing nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Cheemstorp
Earl of Shaftesbury
Duke of Somerset
London
Lord Portman
Tisks
Duke of Mans- Borouge
Earl of Denny
Ireland
Market dullness lowers wheat and flour prices at Mark Lane
At the country market yesterday demand for wheat was dull and prices fell about 1s per bushel. Flour also declined while spring corn held. English wheat was scarce yet in fair condition with dull inquiry. Foreign wheat arrivals showed extensive supply and milling operated mainly to meet immediate needs.
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Mark-Lane
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