Midlands and Scottish Elections Reported Across July End
Reporting from multiple counties and cities shows results from Derby to Edinburgh. Notable outcomes include Stansfield Oastler changes in Huddersfield, Denbigh Burghs election by 72 vote majority, and Edinburgh, Glasgow, Paisley and other burghs returning Tory and Whig candidates amid rioting adjustments and adjourned polls.
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Agionby
Major Benson
Cambridge University
Bourn
C. Law
B. Goulboure
Ao Col. Langton
W. Miles
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Lincolnshire
S. D
H. Handley, Esq
G. J. Heathcote
Derby
Jay
G. Grewe
F. Hurt
East Retford
Nancombe
Mason
Vernon
Sheffield
Parker
Thornely
Ward
Huddersfield
Sransfield
Oastler
Stansfield
Denbigh Burghs
Jones
ESSEX
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Tyrrell
Round
Cambridgeshire
Yorke
Eaton
Townley
Frome
Pont
Boyle
Durham
Trevor
Granger
Harland
Gateshead
Rippon
Williamson
R. J. Surtees
Shoreham
Goring
Salomans
Burrell
Malton
Childers
Milton
Aylesbury
Rickford
Nugent
Praed
Northamptonshire
Cartwright
Knightley
Parrrts Or Linpsey
Lord Worsley
R. A. Christopher
Cricklade
Neld
Howard
Goddard
Ashton-Under-Lyne
Hindley
Stephens
New Candidates Named for Dustin University Race
Dustin University announces slate of candidates Dr Stocks Liberal Dexcarvan J M Galway Tory Radical Daypark The Hon John Jocelyn Tory in forthcoming contest.
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Dustin University
Dr. Stocks
Dexcarvan
J. M. Galway
Daypark
John Jocelyn
Election results show Liberal gains and Tory losses
The report notes 195 Liberals and 143 Tories elected with Reformers gaining 35 and losing 32. It adds three replaced MPs, tallying a nine seat swing for Reformers and accuses the Tories of bribery and intimidation. It argues the system is flawed and corrupt, predicting consequences for representative government.
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House of Commons
Insurrection in Dutch Guiana Reported in Paris Letters
Letters from Paris allege a slave uprising in Dutch Guiana. Severe punishments were inflicted on revolters who were captured, and the negroes reportedly tortured soldiers who fell into their hands, including some officers.
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Douton Guiana
Paris
Names and fortunes of political patrons in several districts
Bradford hides Mr. Hardy, Northampton hides Charley Ross, Harwich hides Bonham, Berkshire hides Walter. Wanchester and Stafford hide Bingham. Bridport and Nottingham hide Horace Twiss. Knaresborough and Southwark hide Richards. Ludlow hides Lechmere Charlton. Sandwich hides Grove Price. Westminster and North Wilts hide Sir F. Burdett. Wigan hides Kearsley. Oxford hides Hughes Hughes. Yarmouth hides Praed driving him to Aylesbury by Lord Chandos.
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Hardy
Northampton
Charley” Ross
Harwich
Bonham
Berkshire
Walter
Wanchester
Stafford
Bingham
Sandwich
Grove Price
Westminster
North Wilts
F. Burdett
Wigan
Kearsley
Oxford
Hughes Hughes
Yarmouth
Praed
Aylesbury
Lord Chandos
Abhor Bribery: Righteous Path and Needed Guidance
The note cites Scripture passages urging electors and Friend Henry Pownall to resist bribery. It quotes lines about the righteous man preferring little over wicked riches and the upright avoiding bribes, bloodshed, and evil, with promises of safety and sustenance for the faithful.
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Leeds and Bradford Observations on Elections and Local Events
Reports from Leeds and surrounding towns describe election shocks, peerage notes, and local incidents. The Leeds election loss of Sir John Beckett sparks cheers. notes on Earl of Leicester lineage and other political musings accompany brief court and church references.
Duel in Cheltenham Between Younghusband and Berkeley
A morning message from Captain Younghusband to Captain Craven Berkeley led to a duel dispute over an insult to Mr Peel's committee. The two met near Arle after Chalmer and Smith officiated, shots exchanged, Chalmer withdrew his friend, Berkeley stood firm and refused apology or retract.
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Mejor Coalmer
C. Berkeley
Captain Younghusband
Mr. Peel
Capt. Younghusband
Captain Berkeley
Capt. Berkeley
F. D. Chalmer
Cheltenham
E. Carrington Smith
Reform martyr and election tensions rise in Glasgow area
Obituary notes Mr. Corin Dontop a former city representative described as diligent and reform minded and a lament on his passing. The item also records voting tensions in Westminster and parish rate debates alongside various international notes and local inquiries.
Mysterious disappearance of Mrs Stansbury in London
Mrs Mary Stansbury wife of baker at Edgware Road vanished with her servant Eliza Colebury on May 1. The servant later hanged herself after failing to explain an apparent misstep. Mr Stansbury seeks news while believing foul play may be involved. Stansbury described as a fine looking woman with blue eyes.
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