National Education League Holds Fifth Annual Meeting in Birmingham
The fifth annual meeting of the National Education League convened in Birmingham with Mr. George Dixon presiding. The group adopted a report praising educational progress, re elected Dixon as council chair and Chamberlain as executive head, and welcomed John Bright’s education stance as supportive of their aims. The balance sheet showed income of 7392 pounds 17s 10d and expenditure of 6458 pounds 7s 1d, leaving 934 pounds 17s 10d.
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National Education League
Birmingham
League
George Dixon
Althoug
Liberal Party
M.P
Chamberlain
Bighton
Bright
Forster
Hull Election Returns Show Narrow Liberal Loss
The Hull contest yielded 6,873 for Pease and 6,594 for Reed with 13,467 of 20,947 electors voting. Reed charged Tory tactics included dead voters and hired vehicles, urging Liberals to organize as he conceded narrow Tory victory but urged renewed Liberal effort for next election.
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Pease
Reed
C. M. Norwood
Cross Keys
Colonel Pease
Mr. Reed
Liberal Party
Elector canvass and candidate shifts in multiple towns
The report covers election dynamics in several boroughs with Liberals gaining 126 votes from registration revisions and plotting two candidates in some areas. It notes Conservative and Liberal candidates, withdrawals, and miner and educational policy positions influencing campaigns across Morpeth Southampton and Gloucestershire.
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George Hotel
Rollet
Pease
Fatmoura
D. J. Jenkins
Cole
Flint Boroveus
Salisbury
R. Cunliffe
M.P
Ellis Eyton
Conwy
Morppeth
Thomas Burt
Morpeth
Southampton
Frederick Perkins
London
Russell Gurney
George Moffat
West Gloucestershire
S. 8
Forest of Dean Miners’ Association
George Howell
Monarchy Restoration Debate Shifts in French Assembly
The National Assembly will convene November 5 as Monarchists distance themselves from earlier calls for an earlier session. Leaders in Versailles outline a four article plan toward hereditary constitutional monarchy with Duc de Bordeaux named king, while the Left Centre resists a monarchical restoration and presses for a Conservative Republic.
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National Assembly
Versailles
M. de Chesnelong
Comte de Chambord
Cmte de Chambord
France
Comte de Chamberd
Henri Dieudonné Bourbon
Duc de Bordeaux
M. Thiers
Duc d’Audiffret-Pasquier
M. Léon Say
Left Centre
Radical Party
Léon Say
Bureau
M. Casimir Perier
Department of the Seine
Admiral Saisset
Paris
Alsace
Lorraine
Aube
Seine-Inférieure
Liberté
Frohsdorf
Salzburg
Comte
M. de Falloux
Riaratiartta
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Hullu
Hull
LW Ney
Lullows
Foreign and Colonial
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