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... POSITION OF PARTIES, LONDON, Thursday.—Five hundredand forty-four members have, been returned to the House of Commons, consisting of 272 Ministerialists and 272 Liberals and Nation alists. The Liberals have gained seats in Woodbridge (Suffolk) and Skipton ...
... THE WELSH PARTY. A meeting of the Welsh members was held at the House of Commons 011 Thursday to elect a Chairman in the stead of the late Mr Henry Richard, M.P., and to discuss the action of the party in reference to the Tithe Bills. ...
... Dillon and himself hounded their old leader to death. These men, he says, were parties to the endeavours to secure Mr Parnell's withdrawal from the chairmanship of the Irish party. They believed that the terms suggested were such as would have preserved Mr ...
... AFTER THE PARTY. OLD BADGELY (to young Fipps, who is loung- ing in the hall) Call me a hansom- YOUNG FIPPS (breaking in): Handed if I do! You're the ugliest old cad I've seen i,7r the last five years ...
... STATE Of PARTIES. LIBERALS. UNIONISTS. j 268 I 401 j I GAINS AND LOSSES. LIBERAL GAINS. UNIONIST GAINS. 1 1 Grantham 1 Plyaaoath 1 Welverhamptoa. 1 1 Swaaaea 1 Btocktoft-on-Tees 1 Gloucester 1 Middlesbrough 1 Northawptos 1 Leicester 1 Hastings 1 Sheffield ...
... THE IRISH PARTY. Struggie for the Freeman's Journal. A meeting of the Freeman's Journal share- holders was held on Thursday, in Dublin, in com- phance with Mr Dwyer Gray's requisition. The Lord Mayor presided, and vindicated the policy of the directors ...
... there is a decided feeling in favour of Labour candidates; Political parties should not stand in' the way of their adoption. It uggeAted that if opposition be persisted in the Labour party will seriously consider I ,hethr. its hitherto loyal support can be ...
... members discussed the question i.t sone length, and it was agreed that the court expenses should be allowed in cases where the parties were imprisoned, and the expenses fell upon the prosecutor. These expenses are to be allowed in addition to the solicitor's ...
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... BALANCE OF PARTIES. The state of parties based on un- opposed returns and results of contested elections is as follows .MINISTERIALISTS. Conservatives .n. 333) Liberal Unionists 68) OPPOSITION. 185) Independent Labour. 1 r 268 Nationalists 82) Government ...
... THE BALANCE OF PARTIES. Assuming that the Liberals retain the seat in East Perthshire, and the Irish Nationalists that in West Waterford, the nominal strength of parties in the House of Commons now as com- pared with two years ago may be shown thus 1887 ...
... approaching election. In an article on the prospects of both parties at the coming election, the Observer has fallen into several errors. In estimating the losses and gains to the Conservative party, we are told that they will lose one at Yarmouth, Lichfield ...