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Newspaper

Patriot

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 10, 1837

Page

5

Election news and returns from multiple counties and nations

Poll results and vote tallies from East Cumberland, Breckshire, Carmarthenshire, Cornwall East, North Durham, Flintshire, Norfolk East Division, Warwickshire North, Yorkshire East Riding, Ayrshire, Caithness, Inverness, Lanarkshire, and Irish districts. Reports include close counts, final closes, and notable gatherings, with mentions of figures like Sir Stephen Glynne and Lloyd Mostyn, plus London and national election notes and incidents.

East Cumberland Avge Wir Graham Isoee Major Aglionby William James Canny Cumberland Breconshire Ave Bolford Weed Carmarthenshire Trevor Wee Williams Jones Cornwall Aue Fllint Trelawney Vivian Tee North Durham Yiddell Chayter Lambton Flintshire Worth Mould Flint Stephen Glynne Lloyd Mostyn Norfolk E.D Wodehouse Windham Burroughes Gurney Warwickshire, North, Ave Dugdale Skipwith Wilmot Bracebridge Yorkshire East Riding Thompson Bethell Broadley

Sir Robert Peel's Tamworth Speech Draws Mixed Reactions

A summary of Sir Robert Peel's Tamworth speech notes his boast of potentially 400 electors voting for him, mentions varied voter backgrounds, and questions whether Tory gains reflect real sentiment. It condemns election manipulation, praises agitation by Conservative groups, and criticizes Peel's quiet stance while implying party strategies.

Dublin West O'Connell Mr. O'Connell Mr. West Orangemen Angel and Crown Staines Jenkins Jones Wood Pownall Police M. Fee Erroon England Robert Peel Tamworth Bart John Russell Stroud Robert Middlesex Isle of Wight House of Commons Fleming Hampshire Southampton Ireland Carlton Club Sir Robert

New Governor of Van Diemen's Land Praised for Moral Progress

A Hobart Town letter from April 11 1837 reports surprise at English ignorance about the colony. It notes the New Town races were poorly attended due to money and a new devotion to religion and morality, praising Governor Sir John Franklin for supporting the Bible Society and the decline of amusements.

Rosinson Worcester Lloyd's Senate Lubeck Great Britain France Richard Ler Admiral Blue Walmer Kent Colonel Wetherall Portsmouth Spain Surrey Essex Essex Herald Buttert Exeter Royal Hotel Plymouth Miss Epcewortth Maria Rome Compagnoni Macerata Dionisi da Treja Angelucci da Treja Uley Gloucestershire John Norrie Henry Moreland Jeens James Dauncey Charles Jackson Sassats London and Birmingham Railway Drury-lane Theatre London Arcos Athens M. Rudhart Poros Highgate Hill Turner Baker and Son Dewsbury Doncaster Gazette Goldham Billingsgate Market Zoological Society Norway Strance Peter Perchard Thames Perchard Law Sir Peter Gravesend Mansion House Tottenham Court-Road Hobart Town England New Town New-Town George Arthur John Franklin The Bible Society

Church rate petitions report totals from the House of Commons

The Twenty third Report on petitions presented to the House of Commons records totals of petitions and signatures regarding church rate, listing the number of petitions and the corresponding signatories.

Liverpool Mansell Tinman and Brazier Bermondsey-Street Southwark London and Greenwich Eaves Goddard House of Commons

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