... Bo in a town hke Devizes, it was easy to run with the winning party ;—it was another thing to have to contend for one’s principles under adverse influences such as were at work here. Because everybody knew that to be a Liberal in Devizes was to be considered ...

... ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. IKVIZES. At a meeting of the Devizes Liberal Association ou Saturday, Mr. Meysey Thompson, brother of Sir Henry Thompson, was unanimously adopted to represent the party at the general election. LISKEAED. It is reported that the ...

... the only Liberal candidate for Liverpool. The Conservatives will again nominate Lord Sandown and Mr. Whitley, so that, under these circumstances, the representation of the borough will remain unaltered. DEVIZES.—At a Meeting of the Devizes Liberal Association ...

... servative party in the Borough, Mr. Mark Cattley, will preside at the dinner. Devizes. — At a meeting of the Devizes Liberal Asso- ciation on Saturday, Mr. Meysey Thompson was unani- mously adopted to represent the party at the general election. Lymington ...

... landlords and the Government during the present crisis. ELECTION NEWS:. DEVIZES.-The Central News states that at a meeting of the Devizes Liberal Association on Saturday, Mr. Meysey-Thompson was adopted as a candidate to represent the party at the general election ...

... Easter. At a Liberal meeting at Trowbridge on Saturday, it was resolved to run one candidate for the division at' tho general election, but no gentleman was named. At meeting of the Devizes Liberal Association on Saturday, Mr. Meysey Thompson was unanimously ...

... adopted, requesting Mr. Meysey-Thompson to come forward as & candidate for Devizes in the Liberal interest at the pext general election. Mr. loyuy-'l’honlron is the sen of a Yorkshire baronet, the late Sir Henry Meysey-Thompson. Bart., M.P. for Whitby ...

... summers have shed their brightness over us since Mr. Meysey Thompson was introduced to the Liberals of Devizes by that very gentleman who now casts furtive glances at lr{lvyer'u sincerity. Of Mr. Meysey Thompson we have the pleasantest recollection—no more ...

... tion, 'which is noew weighing so r 1g heavily upon farmers,-Globc,I kg Dxv ?? a meeting of the Devizes Liberal Assooia- ~d tion on Saturday, Mr. Meysey Thompson Was unani- li~ mously adopted to represent the party at the general t election. D3 Wciroee.-Mr ...

... one ?? Tollenache Sinclair and Mr. Traill (Liberals), and Mr. Henderson (Conservative). At a meeting of the Devizes Liberal Association on Saturday, Mr. Meysey Thompson, brother of Sir Henry Meysey Thompson, was unanimously adopted to ...

... well as in towns —the movement in y.n:rpurt of the Liberal cause was mnkingexround. and he hoped that at the next election they would be avle to sccure a Liberal member for Devizes, and two Liberals for '.)ne;-:unty (cheers). The motion was unanimously ...

... evening and the previous day on his arrival at Devizes. The Liberal party, he said, had for the last years done everything for the good of the country. After referring to the many excellent measures passed the Liberal Government, he criticised the policy of ...