Battle near Yarnbury Castle With Royal Visitors
General Brownringt feinted with Carabineers and Artillery on his right and advanced with Harding at Wiley Greathed at Codford and Bruce on Greathed left. The second division crossed and pressed the hill, forcing the left flank, while the Northerners were outmatched. umpires halted the action at two. The Duke Cambridge and Prince Teck attended, with a royal banquet planned at the War Office and the Prince of Wales presiding over ceremonies including a cathedral visit and a march past to conclude the maneuvers.
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Preston Garrison election heats up with Catholic support
The Preston by election sees Sir Thomas Hesketh’s seat contested. Major German claims momentum after meetings and Catholic pledges, while Mr Holker backed by M P Hermon faces Catholic shifts that may tilt results. Sir Robert Cunliffe emerges as Liberal candidate amid debates on Church Establishment and education law.
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Llewelyn Faulkner Lloyd
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Robert Cunliffe
Acton
John Roberts
Liverpool Candidate Declines Support in Ballot Reform Era
Liverpool was recommended as a candidate but refused to stand, backing Sir Robert. Mr Osborne Morgan spoke for Sir Robert. a Conservative candidate is expected to be announced soon. In Great Yarmouth the first Ballot Act municipal election saw about half voters, minimal fuss, and a Conservative victory by 244 despite spying and a fake early poll.
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Labour unrest spreads as London bakers push for twelve hour day
Reports flag rising tensions in London with open air demonstrations in Lambeth and a Kennington meeting urging firmness to secure 6d per hour through the Builders Labourers’ Union. Police strikes loom in Sheffield. coal miners 20,000 strong threaten stoppages. Emigration plans by the National Agricultural Labourers’ Union gain momentum with Queensland and other colonies offering passage. Lord Lyttelton clarifies remarks on agricultural labourers and wage theory amid debate on money versus kind wages.
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