Welsh Political Meeting Favors Bruce for Parliamentary Seat
A lively Welsh meeting praised Mr Bruce for Parliament after sixteen years of service and securing a second seat for the party. Cheers and a torchlight procession followed, with Sir Ivor Guest endorsing Bruce and noting the contest remains between Bruce and Mr Richard.
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Westminster Meeting Endorses Liberal Mill For Westminster
On Friday Captain Grosvenor and Mr Mill addressed a crowded Pimlico Rooms meeting. Mill was well received and attacked Disraeli’s Conservative education of the party and the Irish Church. A confidence resolution moved by Mr Probyn and seconded by Mr Selincourt passed unanimously. Arthur P Stanley praised Mill in a supporting letter dated Oct 30 1868.
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Longwich
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Haddenham
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Baronet
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Liberal Party
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M.P
Bedford Square
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Shirley
Southampton
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Board of Ordnance
Davies faces challenge in Anglesey election
Anatesty County notes Mr Richard Davies of Benarth near Conway holds many properties on the island and remains unopposed though rumours say Captain Leach from near Chester with Anglesey interests may contest the seat for the Conservatives.
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