VICTORY OF A -GLADSTONE.
(reuter's telegram.)
London, July 3,
The election for a seat in the House of Cemmonr for Spalding, Lincolns hire rendered vacant by tho succession of the Hon. Finch Hatton, tho conservaJtiye member, to tho peerage, took place' 10-dAT, jmd resulted in theretnru of Mr liallfr/ Steward a ropportet of Mr ©ye? Mmitd Trjota, who efcood in the XSonseiyj3itfy& interest;.
(KBUTJSB,)
%mmm, faly. 3,
tear?'took jpfee* yesteflty feefow the
princes. The'display was most brilliant,' and the marching. of the volunteers excellent. Much enthusiasm was displayed by the crowds gathered, near the Palace.
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Auckland Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 55, 4 July 1887, Page 8
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