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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Liverpool
Mansell
Tinman and Brazier
Bermondsey-Street
Southwark
London and Greenwich
Eaves
Goddard
House of Commons
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Lord Kelburne
J.dunlop
Caithness-Shire
Sinclair
Trail
Inverness
Chisholm
Grant
Kingnessie and Broadford
Lanarkshire
M. Lockhart
C.A. Murray
Dungarvan
C. O'Callaghan
Derry
R. Bateson
T. Jones
G. Evans
L. Brabazon
Unoy Kinsale
Thomas
Mahony
Mahony(r) . We Learn That Mr. Mahony’s Return Is Safe, Tralee
Turip
Bateman
M. O'Connell
Youghall
Howard
Nicholl
Anprits St Torries
South Africa
Cape
Green Point
London Missionary Magazine
Staffordshire
Stoke-on-Trent
Stafford
Hanley
Lane-end
Shelton
Yeomanry
William Comspes
Henley-on-Thames
R Division
Cannon
Deptford
Sir Robert Peel
the Globe
van Diemen’s Land
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