... 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 ...

... borough is tested, the Liberal candidate, whoever is, may be returned at the head of the poll. With my best wishes for the prosperity of the town of Devizes, I remain, Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, A. C. MEYSEY-THOMPSON. Devizes, March 31,1880. [5768 ...

... Peace with all the nations of the world. I am Liberal, prepared to give a consistent though independent support to the Marqnis of Hartington as the accepted leader of the Liberal party, believing I do that Liberal Government 'would in' the future, it has in ...

... North Wilts, were in Devizes on Thursday morning. The balance sheet of the Providential Dolphin Lodge of Odd-fellows (M.U.) shows an increase of over £272 on the year. The number of members is 376. The Election.— Mr. Meysey-Thompson, barrister, the third ...

... safe Liberal seats the course which he is taking.” The Liberals publish an official announcement stating that the canvass leaves no doubt, notwithstanding the exceptional character of the contest, of the return by a good majority of the Liberal candidates ...

... support Lord Beaconsfield. The Libendscould not win the election except through Mr. Gladstone, and if Mr. Meysey-Thompson expected to win Devizes a:the supporter of Lord Hart. ington, he would be disappointed. If they supported Mr. Gladstone it meant ...

... Maggs, Charles Esa., Melksham. Martin, N., Esq., Aldbourne. Mead, G. H., Esq., Devizes. Mead, Henry, Esq., Market Lavington. Mitchell, Mr. John, Cbittoe. Mailings, B. Esq., Devizes. Mullins, W. E. Esq., Preshute House, Marlborough. Maundrell, J. H., Esq., ...