Norwich election corruption trials reveal widespread bribery and messengers
The commission heard witnesses from Liberals and Conservatives detailing large payments, hundreds of half-sovereigns, and the use of messengers and roughs in Norwich elections. Testimony noted past 1868 to 1875 irregularities, with calls for reform in registration and oversight to curb vote buying and intimidation.
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Norwich
Tillett
Mr. Tillett
G. A. Stevens
Justice Keating
J. G. Atkinson
Thirkettle
Lennox
Roche
Skipper
A. Page
Mendham
Esterday
Norfolk News
London University Honours List Reveals Wide Range of Passes
The list details names of candidates across First and Second Classes in subjects including Latin French Mathematics Chemistry Zoology Experimental Physics Botany and more. Notable entries include Gissing Owens College and H Baumann Bonn University with several disqualifications by age and numerous private studies.
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Enouis H
G. R. Gissing
Owens College
T. K. Higgs
Lancashire Independent College
H. Mason
University College
C. F. W. Wood
Wed. Alexander
B. B. le Tall
Flounders College
T. A. Gurney
J. Hogg
S. C. Hill
Ff Jacobs
St. John’s College
Cam
J. S. Morant
Lancashire Independent
Owens Colleges
J. N. Castello
Dulwich College
T. H. Richmond
D. V. Davin
Manchester New and
University Colleges
A. J. Harvey
H. D. L. Galton
Oratory School
Birmingham
G. Board
C. D. Webb
E. ©. Randell
W. V. King
J. Bramley
Wesleyan College
Taunton
H. W. Just
Corpus Christi College
Oxford
D. Sutcliffe
C. F. J. Blount
Stonyhurst College
W. Marston
French
H. Baumann
Bonn University
J. H. Gaskin
J. W. Stoneman
S. Corner
G. Hill
J. W. W. Taylor
Weymouth
Grrman
J. H. Beartree
J. Fernandez
G. W. von Tunzelmann
G. C. Frames
Royal School of Mines
R. P. Scott
Cowper-street
R. H. Chope
Wesley College
W. Hewitt
T S. Humpidge
A. R. Willis
Ual
W. W. Jones
Agdalen College
G. M. M‘donald
King’s College
H. A. H. Fenton
L. A. Cantin
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
W. J. Spratling
Liverpool Royal Infirmary School of Medicine
W. B. Hinton
Guy
A. Money
W. G. Chuckerbutty
C. A. D. Clark
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
E. Penny
Guy’s Hospital
J. H. Beat
G. H. Russell
Guy's Hospital
W. H. White
M. Greenwood
London Hospital
G. M. M.donald
T. H. Hayle
L. C. Wooldridge
Arnott
G. Brown
Equal
Niversity College
W. Colborne
C. R. Harrison
Royal College of Science
Dublin
W. C. Trafford
A. Dismerr
D. Robertson
L. C
W. Pearce
St. Mary’s Hospital
N. K. Ray
University of Edinburgh
A. M. Turner
M. Lichenstein
C. P. Hooker
L. C. Ponsford
Universit College
J. J. Quelch
New College
Eastbourne
Trade and Labour Sees Trade Conditions Improve
The group states that trade conditions are improving with steady import and export performance. They note English railway dividends rising, increased goods traffic, and reduced expenditures contributing to better trade results, while cautioning against reviving past speculative trends.
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Board of Trade
Adventurous naval court and maritime notices abroad
The Admiralty orders divers with Denayrouze apparatus to inspect the Vanguard wreck under Staff Captain Batt. The Vanguard court martial, led by Rear Admiral Lord John Hay, examines Captain Dawkins and officers. A coroner’s inquest dismisses Turner's death as accidental collision. West Suffolk vacancy, Norwich Liberal meeting, and trade figures follow. Duchess of Sutherland collision at Holyhead saves Edith. Edith sinks. Rattening cases unfold in Sheffield amid diving hype.
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Balmoral
Inverary
Prince and Princess of Wales
Abergeldie
Admiralty
Mr. Applegarth
London
Messrs. Denayrouze and Co
Paris
Varguard
Denayrouze
Batt, R.N
Dawkins
Lieut
Hathorn
Thomas
Lish
Portsmouth
Nathaniel Turner
Alberta
West Suffolk
Colonel Wilson
Lord Augustus Hervey
Norwich Liberals
J. Colman
M.P
Tillett
Colman
Liberal Party
Norwich
Board of Trade
Duchess of Sutherland
London and North-Western Company
Dublin
Holyead
Holyhead
Edith
Greenore
Post
Christiansand
Alexander Collie
Norway
Spain
Sheffield
William Bamford
Cavendish
Baniforth
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