Death of Reverend James Fleming D D and political notices
The notice collects a death report for Rev James Fleming D D a Congregational minister of Kentish Town from 1845 to 1879 with details of his funeral and a long venerated local tribute followed by election previews. It lists Liberal and Conservative candidate considerations across Lancashire Stafford Kilmarnock Sheffield and Donegal indicating contest expectations for the general election and a Central News poll of 889 candidates for 652 seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Missionary Society
Tanganyika
Lane
Atonia
Ujiji
Academy
James Fremine
Fleming
Congregational Church
Kentish Town
Luis
Highbury College
Highgate Cemetery
Newman Hall
Kennedy
Arthur Hall
Hebditch
French
Hollowell
Bedford Chapel
Carmichael
Presbyterian Chapel
Haverstock-hill
John Nuan
Haverstock-hill Congregational Church
J. ©. Harrison
Park Chapel
Camden Town
Edward Dukes
Church of England
Mr. White
Kentiah Town
White
Harrison
Lang
Trinity
Norrh Lancashire
North Lancashire Liberal Registration Association
Lancaster
Thompson
Adam
Fortescue Harrison
Kilmarnock Burghs
Peddie
Burgha
Gladatone
Lord Hartington
Su ErrieLp
Charles Stuart Wortley
Earl of Wharncliffe
Northumberland
Albert Grey
County
Donraar
Lord Mountchar
Donegal
Central News
Liberal Candidate Cazalet Chosen At Tunbridge Wells Meeting
Edward Cazalet of Fairlawn Tonbridge was unanimously adopted as Liberal candidate for Mid-Kent after a large Tunbridge Wells meeting. He spoke on England's foreign policy and Syria, with plans on agriculture and trade. his education, currency, and Eastern Question expertise noted. The Liberal gain in Mid-Kent nears 150 on revision as the party unites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid-Kent
Tunbridge Wells
Edward Cazalet
Req
Fairlawn
Tonbridge
Thomson Hankey
M.P
J. Radford Thomson
New College
Cazalet
Russia
London School Board election results and withdrawals
Withdrawal deadline passes with no changes in London districts as listed candidates proceed to vote on Thursday for multiple seats. Independent, church, and non sectarian nominees contest in districts including Greenwich, Pimlico, Westminster, and Southwark with shifts noted in leadership and party balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London School Board
Lnst
Crry
London
J. Bennett
T. J. W. Bennett
W. H. Bonnewell
Davenport
Mra. Surr
Dr. Wainwright
Dr. Craven
J. Rogers
C. J. Hutt
Messia
W. Bishop
G. Boulton
W. R. Bourke
B. Lucraft
Bgaber
Mark Wilke
D. L. Roberts
W. Hottle
Gregxwicu
Bowser
Messrs
Edward Jones
John James Jones
Obtings Villeine and Hay
Sir Charles Reed
H. D. Pearson
Fenwick- Miller
Lampeth
Robert Turner
I. Tugwell
J. Heller
A. Hawkins
H. G. Heald
Towrk Hamarrs
Edmund Hay Currie
Samuel Day
Buxton
Charrington
Lowe
Pearce
Scrutton
Prendergast
Miss Downing
Westminster
Major Grimaton
Berry
Potts
Garrett
Herbert Birley
M.P
Miss Becker
Slatter
Henn
Ee Aa
Latrorp
Manchester
Salford
Braprorp
Angus Holden
Prough
Bradford
Stockrort
Stockport
Committee of Council of Education
Manchester Guardian
Manchester School Board Election Returns Reelect All Incumbents Except One
The Manchester Provinces reports the school board race concluded Saturday night with all retiring members seeking re election saved by one exception. The election results show incumbents prevailing across the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Royal visit roundups and court actions at Balmoral and London
The Queen receives the Balmoral crowd as the court departs for Windsor. Prince of Wales shoots at Sandringham. torches light a visit to Sudbourn Hall. Ambassadors meet Lord Salisbury. Cabinet sessions extend hours as ministers, nobles, and clergy gather. Lord Lytton may return. Lord Chief Baron Kelly nears retirement. Captain Shaw named Companion of the Order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Crathie
Balmoral Castle
Princesa Beatrice
Windsor
Prince and Princess of Wales
Sandringham
Prince of Wales
Sudbourn Hall
Richard Wallace
Prince Albert Victor
Prince George of Wales
Gibraltar
Bacchante
Lord Apier of
Magdals
Archbishop of Canterbury
Eugenie
Chislehurnt
Westminster
Napoleon III
Louis Napoleon
Lord Salisbury
Foreign Office
Hatfield
Duke of Richmond
Gordon
Gordon Castle
Scotland
Lord Cranbrook
Staplehurst
Lord Derby
Exchequer
High Court of Justice
Eyre Massey Shaw
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