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... SIR CHARLES RUSSELL. Sir Charles Ensaell last night addressing public meeting at Watford, said the Liberal party could not say with truth they had made any serious inroads upon the Tory and Dissentient Liberal alliance. The Tories still kept to the D ...
... LONDON LETTER. ME CHAPLIN'S MOTION. MB GLADSTONE'S YACHTING CECI3E. LORD B. CHURCHILL AND PARNELL. Loxsos, Thursday Night. I Sad tha Conservative party are not united upon Chaplin's bi-metallie resolution, which ia to ba moved on Thursday, and that thsy ...
... public. Notice has been given of two amendments to Mr. Chaplin's motion, and a division will be taken upon at least one of them. It is said that a good many Ministers will vote against Mr. Chaplin. There are 1,679 candidates for membership in the Junior ...
... Tuesday for Mr. Chaplin and his portentous motion. Very few people care hear Mr. Chaplin any sub- Et, and bi-metallism dors not lend any added charm to oratory. The Government are not bound to make a House, though it ia understood Mr. Chaplin lias exacted ...
... to South Africa police. The Government having declined to offer another however, gold has come so suddenly to the day, Mr. Chaplin’s projected motion on bi- influence which it that one is lost in wonder when contemplating the metallism stands on the order-book ...
... Mr. Henry Chaplin, M.P., Mr. Henry Cust, and the Hon. George Curzon. The Countess of Macclesfield and Sir Christopher Tees dale were lin attendance on their Royal Highnesses. After dinner Lady Brownlow received a number of friends. Sir Charles I and Lady ...
... the recent visit of Sir Charles Dilke and Lady Dilke to the Forest of Dean they were accompanied by four ladies, prominent members of the Executive Committee of the Women's Liberal Federation. They accom- I panied Sir Charles as personal friends in their ...
... R. O. Harrell. Pier Arenae. „ Meeere. W. H. Smith ft Son. Station Mans all— Mr. Walter Lawrence. Church Street. Kcnem-Mr. Charles Clark. 15. High Street. „ Messrs. Mattacke ft Co.. Head Street. The Misses Brackett, High Street. , Mr. Boyles. Crouch Street ...
... d by four ladies, prominent members of the Lxecutivtt Committee of the Women's Liberal Federation, ltaey accompanied Sir Charles persona* I.lends m their individual capacity, and not in any seitse representative either of the Federation or local associations ...
... B. and Mr. Gill and Mir Gill, Mn. Sheriff, Mr. Calverley, Ms Lionel Boyle and the Mixon. Pulteney, Mr. Putsch Cooper, Mr. Chaplin, Mn. Singleton and the Misses- Singleton, We. Townshend Wilson and Mires Wien Mr. and Ms Welby and Mir Welby, fjord Ames•and ...
... LETTER FROM LORD DUFFERIN. The following letter was addresasd from Lord Dufferin at Rowe last month to the Right Uon. Henry Chaplin, ou ths effect of the depreciation of silver in Galin :-- than, April 24th. litaii, 711 v dine I —ln nth. to your letter of ...
... of a gold and silver standard of coinage. The deputation, which is to be received on Thursday next, will be introduced Mr. Chaplin, and will include the Dukes of Richmond, Northumberland, and Portland, the Marquis of Abergavenny, Earls Radnor, Fortescuo ...