Liberal candidates vie in county and borough hustings across regions
A long report details Liberal and Conservative candidates contesting seats in South Shropshire Sussex Tamworth and multiple boroughs. It notes meetings, public sentiment, and declared support for Gladstone Irish policy. Prominent figures include Sir Henry Bulwer John Peel Lord Ernest Vane Tempest and Alderman Rylands amid tense political activity.
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Tomline
Wanmorsuttn
Herbert Edwardes
South
Shropshire
Suzersuing
North
Jebb
Ormsby Gore
Viscount Newport
Stockton
Ernest Vane Tempest
Joseph Dodds
Smperiann
Messrs
Candlish
Thompson
Gourley
Sussex
Astings
Dodson
E. Cavendish
E. Owen
Sedlescomb
Gladstone
Tamworth
H. L. Bulwer
John Peel
Henry Bulwer
Robert Peel
Mr. Gladstone
Ireland
Sir R. Peel
Tower Hamlets
Beaumont Institute
Mileendroad
Messrs. Beales and
Ayrton
J. Kennedy
Stovel
Tynemmoutth
Harley Barker
R.N
Rylands
Arwick
Greaves
A. W. Peel
Cremer
London
Mr. Hughes
M P
Lambeth
C. Gilpin
Northampton
Beales
Reform League
Ex-Queen of Spain on Visit to Paris and Rumors of Ship Loss
The ex Queen of Spain arrived in Paris on Saturday. The Italian Senate and Chamber of Deputies are to meet on the 24th mat. Her Majesty's ship Rattler is reported to have been lost on the coast of Yesso North Japan. The officers and crew were saved. Cultivated Lane in Australia shows South Australia under cultivation rising from 269 162 acres in 1858 to 810 734 in 1867 and Victoria from 237 728 to 692 916 and New South Wales from 223 295 to 451 225.
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Spain
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Yesso
Japan
Australia
Josiah Boothby
South Australia
Victoria
New South Wales
South Australian Register
The Elections and the Liberal Majority
The Observer predicts Mr. Gladstone will hold a Liberal majority near 100 seats in the new Parliament. It lists potential gains, counting 15 of 30 contests as likely and adding 65 earlier gains, with old seats counting double on a division. The estimate allows 50 more gains from the 65, offset by 20 Conservative gains, yielding a present majority increase to about 50.
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Borough of Warwick
Cremer
Warwickshire
Charles Vines
R. W. Dale
Muntz
Wendex
Wm. Evans
London
Wenlock
General Forester
Evans
Reform Club
John Bright
Wearmounts
Brooks
Messrs. Edwards and Powell
Royal Hotel
Liberal Party
Turner
Lowther
Mesars
Westhead
J. Hall Gladstone
Yorkshire
Alpina
Lord Milton
H. F. Beaumont
Sheffield
Rotherham
Doncaster
Beaumont
Huddersfield
Gladstone
England
Ireland
Scotland
Mr. Gladstone
Hse Gas
Bath
Liverpool
Berks
London University
Bewdley
Macclesfields
Boston
Bert Bucks S
Burnley
Oxfo
Middlesboroughshire
Canterbury
Salford
Carlisle
Somerset
Chelsea
Stafford
Cheltenham
Stalybridge
Darlington Tewkesbury
Derb Tiverton
Derbyshire
N. BE
Devon
Aberdeenshire
Dewsbury Ayrshire
Durham
Essex
Dundee
Gravesend
Edinburgh
Univer
Lanarkshire
Hackney
Haverfordwest
Ipswich
Cork
Kent
Galway
Kidderminster
King’s
Lancashire
G. E
New Rosa
Eeds
Wexford
Aylesbury Warrin
Bolton
Brecons
Winchester
Bridgnorth
Bristols
York
Cambridge
Chippenham
Haddington
Cornwall
Cricklade
Droitwich Peebles
Perth
Exeter
Grantham Bandon
Kelstonerry
Maldons Marlow
Queen’s Co
Merioneth Stockton
Candidates Pass Second B A Examinations in London
The University of London lists successful candidates across first and second divisions for the Second B A Examination. Names include W F Adeney T Blackburn S Chapman G Critchley and many others from private study colleges and universities.
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W. F. Adeney
T. Blackburn
S. Chapman
G. Critchley
Western College
Plymouth
T. Croskell
St. Cuthbert’s College
Ushaw
W. Davidson
the Baron Armand de Watteville
University and
Regent’s Park Colleges
E. Dillon
University College
R. Dunn
Aieeeney College
John Hooper
T. N. Imrie
Rivate
G. D. Jennings
E. Bradbrook
Regent's Park College
W. Macgill
C.S. M.lean
Wesleyan Collegiate Institute
Taunton
E. Medley
Regent’s Park College
WJ. Nicholas
T. W. Pinu
Spring Hill
H. F. W. Cowley
A.R. Crook
A. C. Barrett
Esq
Tunbridge Wells
J. Darley
C. J. Dawson
H. A. Harben
W. B. Headen
St. Patrick’s College
Carlow
C. R. Hodge