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... THE MAUQUIS OF HARTIXOTON ON LIBERALISM. Th« Marquis of Hartington, speaking yesterday afternoon at MansßeUl support of the candidature of Mr Cecil Foljambe, claimed on behalf of the Moderate Liberals toleration from those mure advanced than themselves ...
... of Liberal vote LAMBETH (NOMH) General Fraser C W Wren Liberal FA WHENCE Ind Majority of Liberal votei (CENTRAL) II S King C C M Norwood N BILL Majority of Liberal votea KILMARNOCK GROUP Provost Sturrook C J Peddie J S Storr C Majority of ...
... 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 ...
... nearly so against the Liberal candidate, and, if this be the case, our defeat is easily accounted for. Nevertheless, I own that I myself thought it probable that the Irish defection might be more then neutralised by the Liberalism of the old and new electors ...
... case of the University, where the result is still doubtnL Tho University may return either a Liberal or aTory; but Orkney and Caithness are sure to return Liberals, and Tipperary is equally sure to return a Nationalist. As we may be unable to publish this ...
... Scotch seats will return Liberals and that the University seat may elect a Conservative, the following would the composition oi the next House Commons : Liberals 335 Conservatives 249 Paruellites 86 Total 670 Majority of Liberals over Conservatives, 86 ...
... five Liberals, one Conservative, and three Nationalists have been elected. Tho number of Liberala includes one for St. Andrew's Burgh;, where there was a tie and double return, Tbe total number members now elected is 645, of whom tbere are— Liberals 320 ...
... favourably. BY BOTH SIDES, A partisan of the Liberal policy called upon an elector requesting ot him the promise of his vote, but was told that the vote was already promised to the Tory party, and, unless the Liberals hold out to him better reward thau he had ...
... THE NEW PARLIAMENT. The following in list of the member* the new Parliament up yesterday morning. The letter L signifies Liberal. C a OonserTatiee, and N Nationalist. New member# are indicated by the letter prefixed their name#^ SCOTLAND. ABVXDSXV . „ ...
... ? 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 ...
... Chaplin, H.* C Stamford Division Lawrance, J. C.* C Spalding DivisionFinch-Hatton.Hon. M.E.G.* C Brigg Division Meysey-Thompson, Sir H. L Gainsboro' Division..Bennett, J L Horncastle Div. Stanhope, Hon. E.* Merionethshire Robertson, H.* L ...
... Lowther C Stamford J. C. Lawrance C J. S. CudHp L 3514 Spalding Hn.M.E.G.Finch-Hatton..C Halley Stewart Brigg Sir H. Meysey-Thompson.X H. J. Atkinson Horncastle lion. E. Stanhope C T. Tbrelfall L Gainsborough J. Bennett L 4955 General C. A. Sim C 3850 ...