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Page 93
PUNCH observes that , at the Greenwich election , the other day , ADMIRAL HOUSTOUN STEWART made a novel claim upon the electors . He stated that the day of his election was his wedding - day , and urged that he should be particularly ...
PUNCH observes that , at the Greenwich election , the other day , ADMIRAL HOUSTOUN STEWART made a novel claim upon the electors . He stated that the day of his election was his wedding - day , and urged that he should be particularly ...
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EMPLOYMENT OF PAUPERS AT ELECTIONS . ST . PANCRAS on the motion of a vestryman - has contributed a certain number of paupers to carry election boards in the cause of Marylebone candidates , LORD DUDLEY STUART and SIR B. HALL ; who are ...
EMPLOYMENT OF PAUPERS AT ELECTIONS . ST . PANCRAS on the motion of a vestryman - has contributed a certain number of paupers to carry election boards in the cause of Marylebone candidates , LORD DUDLEY STUART and SIR B. HALL ; who are ...
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Q. Will you swear that you never spoke to or communicated with any of your Committee during the Election , or during the immediately preceding days ? have yet to learn that this is a crime . 4. I may have conversed with some of them on ...
Q. Will you swear that you never spoke to or communicated with any of your Committee during the Election , or during the immediately preceding days ? have yet to learn that this is a crime . 4. I may have conversed with some of them on ...
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