Reformers and Tories Seats in Cambridge Parliament
In Cambridge the election results show the number of decided Reformers returning to Parliament versus the number of decided Tories. Names mentioned include Strutt, Pensonby, Crewe, Hart, Batese, Jones, and Estcow among the voters or candidates. The piece notes the balance of party representation without detailing exact counts.
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Aberdeen
Abingdon
Andover
Eear
Anglesea
Stanley Y Antrim
O'Neil
Irvine
Armagh
Acheson
Verner
Arundel
Fitzalan
Ashburton
Lushington
Ashton-under-Lyne
Hindley
Athlone
J.o’'Connell
Aylesbury
Sss Rickford
Cambridge University
Canterbury
Cardiff
Nicholl Cardigan
Pryser Jardiganskira
Powell Carlisle
Howard R Marshall
R Carlow
Maule ‘Carmarthen & Morris
Carmarthenshire
Trevor
Jones Carnarvon
Hughes _ Carnarvonshires
Gore Carrickfergus
Kirk _ Cashel
Woulfe Chatham
Byung
Stanley Et Irton
Cupar
St. Andrew's Fe
Ellice Dartmouth
Seale Denbigh
Jones _ Deabigispire
Wynn Bagot Derby
Busfield
Brecon
Morgen
Breconshire
Wood
Harcourt
Young
Bury
Walker Or
Bury St. Edmund
S . Fitarey
Frome
Galway
Gateshead
Glamorganshire
Glasgow
Gloucester
Gloucestershire
Grantheimn
Greenock
Greenwich
Grimsby
Guildford
Haddington
Haddingtonshire
Malifex
Hants
Hertfordshir
Honston
Horsham
Huddersfield
Hull
Huntingdon
Huntingdonshire
Hythe
Inverbervie
Inverness-shire - Ipswich
Kidderminster
Kilkenny
Kilisernock
Kincardineshire
King’s County
Lambeth
Lancaster
Lancashire
Lanarkshire
Launceston
Leeds
Leicester
Leicestershire
Loath
Leith
Leitrim
Leominster
Lewess
Lickfield
Linen
Lincolnshire
Pakington Hawkes O'Connell Hutton Shaw Lefroy
Erazg Brabason Celquheun Sharpe
Johnstone Reddington Parnell Northland Callaghan Trevor Harland Lambton
Liddell
Perse Bowes Abercromby Campbell Craig Hay Grant Bridgerase Cole
Clive Grimston Smith
Alston Baillie Weed Geary Hodges Knatchbull
Plumptre
Godsen Hume Colquhoun Arkuthnot
Fitzsimon
Westenra Mahony Ferguson Fergusson
Rich Langdale
Deyncourt Hewes Greens
Martin Stanley Patten Egerton
Wilraham Lockhart
Hardinge Baines - Molesworth
Bhasthope
Duckworth
Manners Farnham
Halford
Preke Murray Clements White
Hotham Greenawa
Blant
Fitzroy _ Anson Paget
Sibthorp Bulwer
Worsley
Christopher
Handley Heathcote
Hope Gillon
Northamptonshire
Mannzell
Maidstone
Tavistock
Cartwright
Knightley
Tewkesbury
Northumberland
Howick Rt
Ossulstone
Thetford
Bell
Blackett Vr
Thirsk
Norwich
Dourot
Tiverton
Scarlett Ft
Nottinghem
Ferguson R
Totnes
Hobhousere
Nottinghamshire
Lincoln
Tower Hamlets
Rolleston
Houldsworth
Tralee
Knight
Truro
Oldham
Fielden
Johnson
Tyremouth
Oxford
Haclan
Tyrone
Erle
University
Tugus
Wakefield
Estcourt
Wallingford
Oxfordshire
Norreys
Walsall
Harcourt T
Wareham
Warrington
Paisley
Warwick Ry
Peebleshire
Pembroke
Pembrokeshire
Penryn
Fairsouth
Warwickshire
Porth
Perthshire
Peterborough
Weil
Petersfeld
Wenlock
Canning
Pinney -Y
Somerset
Brocklehurst
Grimsditch
South Shields
Lewis
D' Israeli
Maldon
Southampton
Mallow
Jephson
Monmouthshire
Someret
Strand
Williams
Montgomery Boroughs
Whitehaven
Radnor
Wigan
Reading
Reigate
Renfrewshire
Richmond
Ripon
Rochdale
Rochester
Ross-shire
Roxburghshire
Rutlandshire
Rye
Salford
Salisbury
Sanéwiehh
Scarborough
Selkirkshires
Shaftesbury
Shefield
Shrewebury Pittr
Sligo Borough
Shropshire
North
Spd
Darlington
Clive Langton Miles Ingrama
Acland Sanford Dottin Duncan Humphery
Harvey Grimston Moskett
Effice
Halse Chetwynd - Farrend
Baring Buller
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Hanover Crisis and Duke of Cumberland's Charter Challenge
The piece attacks the Duke of Cumberland over his Hanover constitution actions and alleged protest against the charter, arguing the Crown cannot legally or morally repeal established rights. It discusses German press claims, oath hypocrisy, and urges exclusion of Cumberland to protect Britain’s constitutional system. It notes Hanoverian unrest and the shift away from military executions in the Church states.
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Enniskillen
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Morning Post
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Marquis of Waterford
Norway
Tom Steel
Maelstrom
Gulf of Bothnia
Lewes
Henry Rogers
James Henry Mills
James Baker
John Rasthope
Semmagna
James Marsden
Maurice and Rymer
Chancery Lane
Blackfriars Bridge
Chipstead
Charles Bedses
Alias Wood
John Biggs
Edward Walton
Harriet Lima
Croydon Assizes
William Welker
Cobham
Sarah Biggs
Sims
Golden Cros Inn
William Gatten
Brunswick
Portsmouth
South Australia
Lyundon
Hanover
Duke of Cumberland
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PaTucusss
France
Louis XVIII
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Queen Victoria’s Parliament
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Crewe Hart
Isle of Wight
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Macclesfield
Kinsale
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Lymington
Stewa
Thornhil Melgund Chalmer Chishel Gibson
Shoreham
Parker Hastie Mackenzie Owen Owen
Rolfe Freshfield
Kinnaird
Storment
Fezakerley Heron
Jeliffe Bewas
Collier Milnes
Stanley Pensonby
Phillips Carer
Baring Carter
Fleetwood Parker Viking Price Palmer Falfourd Exstnol Houste
Dundas
Speira
Sugden Pember Fenton Bernal Hebber Macker Eliott
Noel Heathe Monroe Brother
Brodie Wyardham
Troubridgs
Carnie Trench
Sizle Pringle Poulter Parker Ward Goring Burrell Jenking Slaney Somers Hill Gore
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G. F. Young
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