Liberal and Conservative county seats forecast for upcoming election
In regions across Wales and England the Liberal and Conservative contests are mapped with期待 gains. The piece lists divisions where Liberals secure six new county seats and outlines forty total county seats to be contested, including thirteen new constituencies from the Reform Act. It notes uncertain data and offers an opinion that Liberals may gain about a dozen county seats overall.
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Carmarthenshire
South Hants
Kent
Merionethshire
Monmouthshire
Northamptonshire
Mid Somerset
Worcester
East Suffolk
Warwick
Durham
Derbyshire
Essex
Paget
Pell
Leicestershire
Cardiganshire
Mid Surrey
Liberal Party
M.P
Cambridgeshire
Leicester
Cardigan
Carmarthen
Monmouth
Derby
Northampton
Devon
Stafford
Suffolk
Surrey
Kesex
N.E
Hants
Yorkshire
Lancashire
West Riding
England
Cheshire
E. Derby
E. Devon
N.W
Mid
Lincoln
Norfolk
Somerset
E. Stafford
Mid West Riding
Mid Kent
N.E. Essex
Mid Lincolnshire
Wales
Endowment Reform Sparks Irish Church Debate
A Dublin commentary critiques the Church Commissioners report as a move to disestablish and disen dow the State Church in Ireland. It argues endowments would be removed from small parishes, stripping clergymen of status and altering church organization. The piece urges Irish Protestants to demand a free church in a free state and notes related political tensions over Dungannon seat contests.
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Church Commission
Ireland
Church of Rome
Royal Commission
United Kingdom
All Ireland
Law Church
Mr. Gladstone
Liberation Society
Gladstone
Church
Mr. Disraeli
Church of Christ
Royal Irish Constabulary
Church of England
England
Scotland
Great
Liberal Party
Episcopal Church
Free State
Great Britain
Lord Cairns
Belfast
Dungannon
House of Ranfurly
Colonel Knox
House of Commons
James Browne
Donaghmore
Knox
Mr. Browne
Exeter workers form arbitration board for waste and men
On Wednesday evening the working men of Exeter established a board of arbitration and conciliation between wasters and men. The meeting was largely attended by representatives of the various trades of the city.
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Exeter
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Newtownard
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