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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... from six ‘i . 1885 to 150 in 1900, Within the same period the highest figure reached on the other side was in 1885, when 41 Liberal teats went uncomtested. In this conmaction an important factor cannot be left out of acconnt in present calculatioms, and ...
... 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 ...
... .. Pembroke Boroughs 1 Lancashire—lnce .. 1 or thamptenshire— South 1 •Leicester Loughborough •Wilts—Devizes . 1 •Gloucestershire Stroud 1 Liberal Unionist Losses. Gaiks. Greenock (?) 1 Nottingham, West ~ 1 Grimsby 1 Edinburgh, Wes t. 1 Islington ...
... aaterlak C 1 «n every case indicates that a Liberal bas men elected in place of a Conservative ; the letter a indicates that c Conservative has taken the place of a Liberal ; and the letter b mat au old Member has been elected in another place. Tho figure* ...
... offered great opportunities for the making of Party capital, but that temptation, he sincerely hoped to resist. As it was, the Liberal Party had suffered for years from a desire to make political capital out of tho Irish land question, but Ireland had suffered ...
... 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 ...
... Memixjre of the late Parliament are distinguished by an asterisk (* The four columns represent — Gladstonian Liberals G.L. . Paper Unionist Liberals iP-C), Conservatives (C), and Nationalists ENGLAND. METROPOLIS. GL PU C N BATTEES-t-..-*^ ?? Morgan 1 B_. ...
... 591 S. ROBERTS (U.) 4J432 Liberal majority 159 Liberal gain. Result in 1895. Col. W. Sidebottom ?? 4,671 A. G. Symonds (L.) 4,164 DEVONSHIRE, TORQUAY. F. L. BARRATT (L.) 4,020 C. R. RANKIN (U.) 3)891 Liberal majority 129 Liberal gain. Result in 1895. Coun ...
... Arkwright (C), 'Lord Edward Cavendish (1-), Derbyshire, South.—2.—Sir H. Wilmot (C), Mr. T. W. Evans (L). Devizes.—l.—SirT. Bateson (C), 'Mr. Meysey Thompson (L). Devonpoet.— 2.— Mr. J. H. Puleston (C), Captain Price (C), 'Mr. J. D. Lewis (L), 'Mr. A. Craig- ...