Gladstone Speech on Europe and Peace at Lord Mayor's Banquet
The discourse praises European unity and British impartiality while warning against war. It lauds arbitration as in the Washington treaty and notes the US UK example in resolving disputes peacefully. Large crowd behavior at the banquet is critiqued by the Leeds Mercury correspondent.
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Europe
Gladstone
France
Germany
Belgium
Black Sea
Ottoman Empire
Washington
United States
United Kingdom
Honduras
Mr. Gladstone
Sir Charles Dilke
Newcastle
London
House of Lords
Marquis of
Ripon
Leeds Mercury
Election of Mayors in British towns across provinces
A long list of provincial mayors elected on Thursday with party notes L liberal C conservative and blank for not stated. Notable re-elections include Barrow-in-Furness James Ramsden 6th term Bath J Hulbert Bideford M How Cambridge S Reed Colchester C Hawkins Coventry W H Hill Darlington C Janson and many others across England and Wales reflecting party distribution and incumbency.
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Aberystwith
T. Jones
Ashton-under-Lyne
F. A. Frost
Barrow-in-Furness
James Ramsden
Barnsley
J. Tyas
Bath
J. Hulbert
Batley
R. Dex Keightley
Beverley—John Almack
Bideford
J. How
Birmingham
Alderman Sadler
Blackburn
T. Bury
Boston
J. Gask
Bradford
M. Thompson
Bridgenorth
T. Deighton
Bridgewater
F. Nicholls
Brighton
J. C. Burrows
Burnley
J. H. Scott
Bristol
W. P. Baker
Bury St. Edmund
H. le Grice
Cambridge
S. Reed
Canterbury
W. Linom
Carlisle
J. Irving
Colchester
C. H. Hawkins
Congleton
James Pearson
Coventry
W. H. Hill
Darlington
C. Janson
Derby
Samuel Leech
Devonport
J. May
Dewsbury
M. Newsome
Doncaster
W. C. Clark
Dorchester
R. Damen
Dover
R. Dickson
Dudley
Alderman G. Bagott
Durham
T. White
Exeter
Joseph Harding
Falmouth
W. H. Lean
Gateshead
R. Hodgson
Gloucester
Alderman Knight
Grantham
Henry Bell
Halifax
J. Hutchinson
Harley —Edwin Powell
Hartlepool
C. Neilson
Hastings
Alderman Ross
Hereford
E. C. Besley
Huddersfield
W. Mellor
Hull
R. Jameson
Huntingdon
Bateman Brown
Ipswich
G. G. Sampson
Kendal
J. Thompson
Kidderminster
W. Boycotts
Lancaster
Charles Blades
Launceston
W. F. Pearce
Leeds
J. Barrow
Leicester
J. Stafford
Leominster
J. Jackson
Lichfield
F. A. Symonds
Lincoln
W. Harrison
Liverpool
John Preston
Longton
T. W. Barlow
Lynn
John Dyker Thew
Macclesfield
J. B. Wadsworth
Maidenhead
R. Walker
Maldon
J. G. Ladd
Middlesbrow
G. Vaughan
Manchester
Alderman Booth
Newark
Newport
David Harrhy
Northampton
H. Marshall
Norwich
R. Chamberlain
Nottingham
W. G. Ward
Oldham
A. Crompton
Oswestry
C. T. Bayley
University lists second b a examination pass candidates
The University of London publishes lists of candidates who passed the Second B A and B Sc Examinations. First Division passees include E R Barrett and many others from various colleges. Second Division shows Raphael Benjamin and a long list of private study entrants. For B A first division and B Sc first and second divisions, numerous names and affiliations are provided.
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E. R. Barrett
Lancashire Independent
Owens
George Blackmore
Valentine Somers Browne
St. Cuthbert's College
Ushaw
William James Browne
Samuel Bull
John Bullock
Spring Hill College
James Gerré Conroy
Carow College
Joseph Augustine Corbishley
St. Cuthbert’s College
Eli Darby
Woodhouse Grove
George Dunn
Arthur Henry Eddington
Flounders College
Paul Bradshaw Fearon
University College
Edgar Cesar Foa
George Fox
Frederick John Gladman
Alfred George Greenhill
St. John's College
Cambridge
Edward James Griffiths
Francis Heeley
Arthur Hibble Higgs
Balliol College
Oxford
Albert Bassett Hopkins
Thomas Hopper
James Henry Huddart
Richard Willett Hurst
David Isaacs
Jews’ Free School
John Neville Keynes
Edward Mann Langley
Hugh Les
John Loton
St. John’s College
Battersea
Reginald Thomas Hall Lucas
Lincoln
Robert McKie
Henry Major
Thomas Mitcheson
John Simmons Morley
Rotherham College
William Felix Munster
Beaumont
Stonyhurst
William Blake Odgers
Trinity Hall
Ebenezer Reeves Palmer
Cheshunt College
Frederick William Payne
Brighton Grammar School
Archibald Arthur Prankerd
Ambrose Ralli
Thomas Randell
St. Mark's College
Chelsea
Henry Andrew Beatclous
Thomas Olver Harding
Trinity College
Robert Moses Lewis
Downing College
Thomas Hutchinson Waller
George Thomas Bettany
Caius College
John Cameron Graham
Marcus Manuel Hartog
London
Trinity College, Cambridge
John Landor Lowe
King’s College
William Thomas Rowden
Royal School of Mines
William Whitchurch Taunton
William Thorp
George Mathews Whipple
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House of Commons
J. R. Card
Penzance
Bramwell
Plymouth
Isaac Latimer
Poole
Harker
Portsmouth
J. Baker
Preston
Miles
Reading
W. Plandy
Reigate
W. Waterlow
H. Kearsley
Rochdale
W. Shawcross
Rochester
W. Woodhams
Romsey
W. B. George
Ryde
James Dashwood
St. Albans
Wiber
Salford
Alderman Barlow
Salisbury
G. Richardson
Scarborough
Dr. Rooke
Sheffield
Alderman Moore
Shields
E. Moore
Shrewsbury
J. Southam
South Molton
J. White
Southampton
H. J. Buchan
Southport
W. Smith
Stafford
W. Gibson
Staleybridge
R. Bates
Stamford
W. W. Law
Stockport
J. Walthew
Stockton
G. Lockwood
Sunderland
W. Nicholson
Swansea
J. Glasbrook
Tamworth
E. Hooper
Tewkesbury
W. G. Healing
Tiverton
J. Wells
Torrington
N. Chapple
Truro
W. H. Jenkins
Tynemouth
C. Alexander
Wakefield
W. H. B. Tomlinson
Walsall
E. Holden
Wallingford
Alderman Payne
Warrington
J. Davies
Warwick
J. Tibbetts
M.D
Wells
W. Dore
Weymouth
J. Robertson
Wigan
N. Eckersley
Wisbeach
Alderman Ford
Winchester
R. P. Forder
Wolverhampton
J. Ford
Worcester
H. Willis
Wrexham
J. B. Murless
Yarmouth E
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