Hackney Elector Seeks Liberal Backing for Equality
A Hackney elector argues that three Liberal candidates remain for support. Butler is praised for religious equality, Reed for opposing state patronage and favoring equality, while Holts is questioned for his stance. The writer urges backing Reed and Butler over Helms, claiming Helms would preserve Establishment influence.
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Bor
Homer
Dickson
Messrs
Butler
Reed
Helms
House of Commons
Hackney
John Holts
Guildhall Hotel
England
Holms
St. Thourdé Square
Holdin
Messrs. Reed and
Death of Mr. Crossley at Broomfield Halifax
Widely respected Halifax carpenter and carpet magnate Mr. Crossley dies suddenly at Broomfield after an illness described as Heath affliction. At fifty seven he leaves a widow and family. The Crossleys run John Crossley and Sons Limited with Sir Francis Crossley MP and brother John as managing partners. A separate note lists Great Northern Hospital patient totals for the week ending September 12.
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Josson
Onosstzy
J.P
Halifax
Broomfield
Crossley
Alleswater
Messrs
John Crossley
Francis Crossley
Leeds Mercury
Liberals Oppose Liberals In England and Wales Constituencies
A list details constituencies where Liberal candidates oppose each other in England and Wales regardless of Conservative participation. The document outlines regions and potential contest dynamics within Liberal factions.
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England and
Wales
Bradford representation clash tone during ward meeting
Mr Miall finished his Bradford ward tour in the College Schoolroom with Mrs Alderman Pollard presiding. He denied election lies about his wealth and asserted he seeks a calm, honest Commons mandate, urging electors to trust his character and political convictions. A heckling interruption followed with calls questioning his fitness for Bradford.
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Bradford
Miall
College
Alderman Pollard
Prince Henry
Falataff
Secon Place
Ihe Wa
House of Commons
Erson
Gladstone's aim to unite Ireland and England in policy
A speaker argues constitutional reform and conciliation with Ireland, urging voters to consider disestablishment and endowment, self faith, and equal rights. He contrasts disestablishment with Disraeli's policy, calls for fiscal restraint, and condemns persecution of Catholicism while advocating religious equality and peaceful union.
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Sisys
Bradford
Ireland
Mr. Gladstone
England
Hogland
Disraeli
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Eréford
Maiden Manchester
Trylebone Erthyt
Northampton
Sheffield Ottingham
South Shields
Junderland
Lower Amlets
Orveater Ycombe
Scotland
Border Burghs
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Dundee
Edinburgh
Fifeshire
Greenock
Kilmarnock
Eiroudbught
Ireland Athlone
Cariow
Odahel
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