Parliament's enduring strength amid predicted ruin
The speaker argues that repeated predictions of ruin from proposed changes proved false as Parliament and the people chose reform. He notes firm institutions, unified classes, thriving trade, buoyant revenue, and broader prosperity benefiting both rich and poor, insisting protection of the existing system. Cheers follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Waterlow
House of Commons
Lowe
Bourne
New Mayors Named Across Counties in Re-Election Run
A list of newly named mayors and re-elected officials across towns led by John Kent William Henry Parsons Abel Buckley and others. The record notes party affiliations L C and occasional re-elections and multiple terms for several councils and aldermen across Bristol Canterbury Coventry and Doncaster areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axbington
John Kent
Anpbover
William Henry Parsons
Ashton
Abel Buckley
Bansbury
John Philip Barford
Barn
John Narroway
Brumbghame
Joseph Chamberlain
Brackbourn
John Pickup
Botron
Alderman Marsden
Boorle
William Geves
Bosron
W. Haigh Bailes
Braprort
M. Rhodes
Wesleyan
Briprort
T. D. Daniel
Brivpawater
J. R. Smith
BricHron
J. L. Brigden
Bristol
Thomas Barnes
Burnsley
John Massey
Bury St. Epmunds
Charles D. Leech
Jambridge
John Death
F. S. Pearce
Drvemsport
Alfred Norman
Droitwich
Roden
Evesuaamm
Oswald New
Exeter
C. J. Follett
Falmouth
Richard Chaffer Richards
Folkestone
W. Wightwick
Gateshead
George Charlton
Gloucester
H. Allen
Gopmanchester
Bateman Brown
Grantham
Lawrence Ridge
Gravesend
W. Lather
Hairax
Thomas Wayman
EK. E. Bosley
Hertrorp
W. Baker
Hanley
Henry Cartledge
J. L. Seaton
Huntincpon
Philip Edward Tillard
Brooke
Hastings
Gausden
Ipswich
Barrington Chevallier
M.D
Krnpal
G. F. Braithwaite
Kidderminster
H. Dixon
Lancaster
Thomas Storey
Launceston
Thomas Stephens
Lerps
Marsden
Leicester
William Kempson
Lichfield
Frederick Webb
Liskeard
John Elliott
Arthur Leech
Newcastle-On-Tyne
Addison Potter
Newport
Mon
Nelson Hewetson
Northampton
R. Turner
Norwich
Gurney Buxton
Norringhamm
Alderman Hewitt
O._pHAM
Alderman E. Whittaker
Oswestry
C. W. Owen
Oxford
Sheriff Galpin
Peenryn
Michael Lavin
Pembroke
W. Williams
Prenzance
Alderman F. Boase
Plymouthh
A. Rooker
Poote
John Sydney Hudson
Portsmouth
George Edward Kent
Preston
John J. Myers
Reapina
Alexander Beale
Ripon
Thompson
Rocupale
Charles Whitaker
Rocurster
James Latchford Edwards
Romsry
Walter Godfrey
Ryron
Thomas Leach
SaLtorp
Harwood
Salisbury
H. Brown
Warwick
Greenway
Wells
J. G. Everett
Wetsspool
D. P. Owen
West Harrieroor
John White
Weymourn
Jas. Robertson
Wican
Nathaniel Eckersley
Winnchester
Budden
Windsor
John Jones
WisspeAce
Ford
Wolverhampton
Wm. Highfield Jones
Wonrcester
H. G. Goldingham
WrexitAm
Lloyd
Yerovit
James Curtis
Yorx
John March
Yarmourh
Henry Teasdale
London School Board Notices and Candidate Appeals
A long list of local aldermen and councilmen with party labels appears, followed by notices from London School Board elections. Candidates from Church and Nonconformist factions issue addresses urging support for independent, nonsectarian, compulsory free education and the separation of church and state in schooling.
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Don School Board
London
Llewelyn D. Bevan
Torrington Square
W.C
Lambeth
J. G. Rogers
Clapham
Lambeth Baths
H. R. Ellington
Electors of
School Board For London
Rogers
G. M. Murphy
Newington
James Stiff
Stockwell
Baptist
Hugh Wallace
Battersea
Wesleyan
Westminster
Victoria Chapel
Vauxhall Bridge-Road
Lyulph Stanley
George Potter
Rodwell
Potter
Adams
Stephens
Greedy
FrLlow
London School Board
Iam
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City OF London
Church Party
Francis Peek
Canon Gregory
Morley
M.P
Alderman Cotton
John Bennett
Gover
Marylebone
Tottenham Court Road Chapel