... DR PANKHURST AS INDEPENDENT LABOUR CANDIDATE. R. W. Pankhurst has accepted an invitation from the Independent Labour party to contest the Gorton Division of Lancashire. Pankhurat m * Liberal. ...

... Manchester fiasco is over, and Dr Pankhurst sent about his business. He has been defeated by three to one, the figures being Houldsworth, 18,188; Pankhurst, 6216. It was not merely that the caucus was against him. Dr Pankhurst was not a good candidate to catch ...

... THE MANCHESTER ELECTION. Mr Houldsworth, Conservative, and Dr Pankhurst, Isdepend.nt Radical, were nominated Saturday for Manchester. It appears certain that the latter will receive the Irish vote, Mr Parnell having recommended him. From the fact that ...

... THE MANCHESTER ELECTION. Mr Houldsworth, Conservative, and Dr Pankhurst, Independent Radical, were nominated on Saturday for Manchester. It appears certain that the latter will receive the Irish vote, Mr Parnell having recommended him. From the fact that ...

... allowed to complete his speech. During the day, in reply to a deputation which waited upon him at his Committee rooms, Dr Pankhurst said if at next election his name along with any other gentleman were submitted to the Council of the Liberal Association ...

... MANCHESTER ELECTION. Yesterday afternoon a deputation from the Irish National party in Manchester, an interview with Pankhurst, put questions to him as to whether, if elected, he would vote for the repeal of the Crimes Act next session, and oppose any ...

... if elected, he would vote for the repeal of the Crimes Act next session, and oppose any continuance the Coercion Act. Dr Pankhurst replied that he was extremely favourable to the prompt repeal. He thought there had been no necessity for Coercion Acts, ...

... not allowed to complete his speech. During the day, in reply to deputation which waited upon him his Committee rooms, Dr Pankhurst said that if at next election his name, along with that any other Sfentleman, was submitted to the Council of the Liberal ...

... the issue of the writ for Manchester was published in Tuesday night's Gazette. A Manchester correspondent telegraphs that Pankhurst, notwithstanding the almost aniversal feeling expressed in the city that his candidature is absolutely hopeless, asserts ...

... from Antwerp regarding the threatened expulsion of representatives of British dockers from Belgium shows that after Messrs Pankhurst and Sexton had made two attempts to hold ineeeings in public thoroughfares, a meeting finally took place in a tavern by the ...

... favour was carried. Pankhurst addressed a. meeting Ardwiclc, but met with a stc>rmy reception, and was not allowed to complete his speech. During the day, in reply to a deputation which waited upon him at bis Committee rooms, Dr Pankhurst taid if next election ...

... election, and if they vote any way it would most probably in favour of Pankhurst, seeing that is prepared to vote for conceding to Ireland some form of local self-government. Dr Pankhurst, who expects an invitation to contest the seat, returns to Manchester ...