... 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 ...

... turn-coat print :-We rejoice to be able to offer Sir H. Meysey-Thompson and the Liberals of the Lindsey Division our most cordial con- atulations on a splendid victory. Sir H. Meysey- Thompson well deserves his triumph and now reaps the fruit of the ...

... 885 poll Jones-Parry (L), r,923; Swetenham (C), x.838. Liberal majority, 6S. The Carnarvon district (Bangor, Carnarvon, Conway, &c.) has been liberal for thirty years and more. In aSo, the Liberal candidate, Mr. Bulkeley Hughes, was received unopposed ...

... ? 1 Balfour. 0 W..- .- 1 1 Gill 1 ?? 2 Finncane, J ?? Abraham, ?? - - - I IcLagan, Peter . I 1 Buston, J - ?? ,. 1 7 Meysey-Thompson, Sir H1 1 Stanhope, Hon. E ?? i Otter, F - . . . - - - 1 Chaplin, H. ?? -- 1 Finch.-Heatton, Hon. DI. 1 Lawrence,LSir ...

... J. F. Chestham, L; *Capt. Sidebottom, C. Derbyshire, South, 2-Sir H. Wilmot, C; Mr. T. W. Evans, L. Devizes, I-Sir T. Batesan, C; 'Mr. Meysey Thompson, L. Devosporn, B-Mr. J. H. Puloston, C.; Capt. Price, C; ;Mr. J. D. Lewis, L; 'Mr. A. Craig-Sellar, ...