Liberal gains across Ireland shift seat balance
In Derry Newry Carrickfergus and other Irish constituencies Liberal candidates sweep to victory amid church and education disputes. Dowse and Shaw each win key seats while Dundalk Carlow and Galway swing Liberal. Dublin retains Pim and Guinness amid disestablishment debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terian Liberal
Dublin Castle
Derry
Claud Hamilton
Mages
Smyth
Richard Dowse
Q.C
Londonderry
House of Hamilton
Dowse
Gladstone
Church of England
Lord
Newry
Kirk
Belfast
Carrickfergus
Marriott Robert Dalway
J.P
Irish Temperance League
Robert Torrens
Mr. Dalway
Ulster
Dungannon
Mr. Morell
General Assembly
House of Ranfurly
Whalley
Stuart Knox
House of Commons
Jas. Brown
Donaghmore
Morell
Ranfurly
Abercorn
Ireland
Dundalk
George Bowyer
Derby
Dizzy
Peter Callan
Callan
Carlow
Mr. Stock
Disraeli
Captain Fagan
Cork
Osborne Stock
Bandon
House of
Bernard
William Shaw
Shaw
Lord Bandon
Munster Banking Company (Limited
Galway
Lord St. Lawrence
Earl of Howth
George Morris
Michael Morris
Irish Court of Common Pleas
Brothers Morris
Sligo
Portarlington
New Ross Borough
Wexford County
Youghal Borough
Joseph N. M‘kenna
National Bank
Lord Derby
Weguelin
King’s County
Queen's County
United Kingdom
Dublin
Pim
A. E. Guinness
Iona
A. H. Guinness
D. J. Corrigan
M.D
England
Drogheda
Athlone
Ennis
John Ennis
Rearden
Whitworth
Waterford
Blake
Delahunty
Mosars
Johnston
Clure
Dalway
United Kingdom Alliance
University Examinations List of Honours and Classes
University of London reports the candidates who passed examinations with honours in Medicine and Midwifery. First Class honors include George Poore, William Richards, Tempest Anderson, Frederick Taylor, and others across University College and hospitals. Second and third class standings list Ridge, Poore, Anderson, and related exam results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of London
Srecono
George Vivian Poore
Niversity College
William Alsept Richards
King’s College
Tempest Anderson
University College
Frederick Taylor
John James Ridge
St Thomas’s Hospital
Reginald Edgar
Guy’s Hospital
Frederick Harry Haynes
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Mipwifery
William Allsept Richards
Reginald Hager
Daniel John Leech
Royal Manchester School of Medicine
St. Thomas's Hospital
Reginald Eager
Guy's Hospital
Charles Dorrington Batt
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
England and Wales
L. ©. Abington
Liniy
Andover
Fortescue
Angleseas
Davies de
Mr. Stapleton
Beverley
H. Dw
Mr. Kennard
Bewdley
Sir R. Glass
Birkenhead
R. Laird
Birmingham
Mr. Bright
Dixon
Mr. Muntz
Blackburn
Mr. Hornby
Mr. Feilden
Bodmin
Leveson Gower
Boston
Ick
Malcolm Mr. Gray
T. Collins
Bradford
W. E. Forster
Brecknock
Mr. Ripley
Kinglake
Mr. Vanderbyl
Bridport
Mr. Mitchell
Brighton
White
Fawcett
Bristol
H. Berkeley
Mr. S. Morley
Buckingham
H. Verney
Buckinghamshire
Mr. Disraeli
R. du
Mr. Lambert
Burnley
Mr. Shawe
Bury
Lancashire
Philips S
Bury St.Edmund
Greenes
Hardcastle
Canterbury
Mr. Butler-Johnstone
Brinckman
Cardiff
Stuart Ee Calne
Torrens
E. Fitzmaurice
Cambridge
Mr. Fowler
John Jones
Carnarvon
W. B. Hughes
Carnarvonshire
Parry
Chatham
Otway
Chelsea
Dilke
H. Hoare
Cheltenham
Samuelson
Cheshire
Mid
Wilbraham
C. Leggerton
O. Egerton
W. J
Lowther
Darlington
Backhouse
R. P. Wyndham
W. Williams
Denbigh
Bass
Plimsoll
Derbyshire
East
Egerton
Strutt
Derbyshire (Ltd
T. Gresley
Rowland Smith