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... SPECIAL EDITION. EVENING NEWS OFFICE, Wednesday, 11 p.m. GREAT LIBERAL VICTORIES. THE LIBERAL GATNb. At 10 30 p.m. the returns to hand showed: Liberal gains 23 Conservative gains Nett Liberal gains EXPECTED MR. BRIGHT TO MANCHESTER. Mr. Bright recorded ...
... Debizes and Fistrict Helos, Tae band of the Devizes Rifle Volunteers will perform a selection of music this evening in the Market Place cowmencing at 7.30. Lapy Jexkinsox will shortly give a morning concert under distinguished pitronage in aid of the ...
... L ?? ?? 4106 Mr W H Eaton, C ?? ?? - 4008 Mr AKekewich.C ?? ?? 2715 Liberal gain of one seat. DEVIZES (1). Sir Thomas Bateßon, C — — 446 Mr Meysey-Thompson, L ?? — 388 Representation unchanged. DEVONPORT (2). Mr J H Pnleston, 0 ?? - - JJ_? Captain ...
... most of 5& property has been recovered. THE LIBERAL CANDIDATE ¥OoRrR DEVIZEs.— —The London correspondent of the York Herald says —*‘ Much interest attaches to the candidature of Mr. William Saunders for Devizes. Mr. Saunders will have to fight with energy ...
... and 18 Liberals, and Separatists, of whom 24 are Liberals ami 17 Parnellites. The remaining 116, who have been returned after contest, are divided the following manner are Unionists, being Conservatives ami Liberals, and 30 are being Liberals ami 1 Parnollite ...
... election Mr. F. W. Buxton, the banker, was returned in the Liberal interest, the hon. gentlenfan polling 405 votes against 361 recorded for Colonel H. Wellesley, the Conservative candidate, A Devizes, an important mid-Wiltshire market town, | is a'so & borough ...
... seconded by a Liberal member of that bodg, offering their congratulations to his lordship on his elevation to the peerage, and this address was (as the following report will show) presented at the banquet by the Mayor, himself a lenging Liberal and & man ...
... Mr. Leatham might have held, fell to Mr. Summers, a Ministerial Liberal ; Nottingham West, where Mr. Broadhurst found a resting place, dis. placing Colonel Seely, the first Unionist- Liberal re• jectisl on a poll by his old constituents ; and Sear. borough ...
... rate the idea that they have all along been anxious to allow a fair share of Liberal representation in the Council The Liberals are charged with * fore ng** contests. If Liberals are Englishmen, they would be cravens not to “force’ contests under such c ...
... Conservatives and IS Liberals, and 37 leparatists, of whom :VI are Lii•erals end I a Parnellite. These 10 seats were held in the late Perliament by 105 Unionists, 84 being Conservatives and 21 Liberals. and 45 Senaratists. 44 being Liberals and I. Partiellite ...
... Newcastle, Bath, and York, there are two Gladstonian Liberal candidates, one Union- ist Liberal, and one Conservative, the two latter working together against the two former. At Oldham and Brighton the Liberals contest only one of the two seats, and the Con ...
... general election Mr. F. W. Buxton the banker, was returned in the Liberal interest, the hon. gentleman polling 403 votes =,364 recorded for Colonel H. Wellesley, the dive candidate. Devizes, an important mid-Wiltshire market town, Is also a borough of great ...