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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 19, 1841

Page

2

Re Elections and Bridport Elections Across English Boroughs

A long list of late 1830s election results from Bradford Bridport Bury St Edmunds Cambridge Chippenham Dorchester Exeter Launceston Lichfield Marlborough Newark Tamworth and more details the nomination speeches poll outcomes and notable remarks by candidates and officials regarding corn laws and party lines.

Wenlock Election Declares Gaskell Elected Lord of the Treasury

In Much Wenlock, J Milnes Gaskell is elected to represent the borough after the mayor opened proceedings at eleven o'clock and no other candidates were proposed. Gaskell thanked the electors, pledged to serve the constitution, and expressed hope to meet their expectations in the future.

Bradford Brapforp W. Cunliffe Lister Hay William Busfeild William Lister Genevsil W. Wilberforce Hull Busfeild Crofts Robert Milligan Joshua Lupton John Garnett Horstall Wm. Wilberforce Cowling Ackroyd Electon Wilberforce Wrpsespaye Bridport Warburton Baillie Cochrane Mrr. Warburton Her Majesty's Household Charles Case Smith Lord Jermyn Chippenham Caprixnam Vilero Ordnance Henry Spencer Robert Ashe Langley-house Dolro Taylor Boldero Buluro M.P Dorchester Woxcurston James Graham Earl of Shaftesbury Newfoundland Globe Exeter W. Follett Henry Hooper Tom Carew William Follett J. B. Suiders House of Commons Huntingdon Hestige Giulmanchester Toltivk Pollack Col. Peel Tinhill T. B. Pumfrett Sadie Ilermtin Anentleman Rates Veasey, Esqq Rose Frederick Pollock J. Fell Dennis Hobert Lieut. Thorley Ney Jonathan Peel Tederick Pollock F Terved Ontingdon Uen yAeers Launceston H. Hardinge Gen. Evans Smith Penwarden Lawrence Henry Hardinge Lobb Lichfield LicarieLp George Anson Prince Albert Leveson Rowley Magendie Tose Lord Leveson Dr. Rowley Viscount Leveson Sir Robert Peel Marlborough Martzornoves Ernest Bruce Henry Bingham Baring Treasury W. F. Hilliar Merriman John Gardine Lord Ernest Bruce C. Merriman Stephen Brown Thomas Halcombe Ernest Augustus Charles Brudenell Bruce Fsq Newark T. S. Godfrey William Ewart Gladstone Branston Gladstone Thomas Buckenfield William Yates Peel Robert Acland Charles Wolseley S. Tylecote Robert Peel W. Robinson Vaughton James Acland Amet Forster William Peel Tamworth Aclands W. Peel Baronet Wenlock J. Milnes Gaskell the Treasury R. Peel Much Wenlock Rentleman Serjeant Tabfourd Davis Gaskell Borough of Owen

Carnarvon Election Bribery Allegations Rise in Petition

The Carnarvon Boroughs election faces a House petition accusing Tory tactics of bribery intimidation and corruption. The Carnarvon Herald suggests underhand tactics may unseat the candidate while debating if a committee will hear the cutlass fable.

Carnarvon Flintshire E. M. Lloyd Mostyn Carnarvon Herald

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT CONVENES WITH NEW MINISTRY

Thursday session opens with Sir Robert Peel and new ministers taking oaths. Portarlington and Cavan writs issued as Dublin confers appointments. Debates on heating Parliament, public works, and continued Poor Law. discussion on election petitions, finances, and forthcoming committee of ways and means. Forthcoming royal domain and Kensington garden bills debated amid protests over open spaces.

Ppniner Magine Sir Follock H Hardinge Goulburn W. Follett Oesebert Peel Baronet H. Goulburn Capt. Boldere Milnes Gaskell H. Hardinge F. Pollock Cate Jonathan Peel Bingham Baring Ernest Bruce Jermuyn J. A. Smith E. W. Gladstone T. Fremannle Portarlington George Dawson Damer Cavan John Young Treasury Strater Wigan Bridport Belfast Mesars Atkins Hanton Gibson Christopher O'Connell Grogan Parliament House of Commons Reid Poor-law Commission Sir R. Peel J. Russert Lord J. Russell Housetleman Exchequer Bowring Board of Trade Gladstone Guapstonz Earl Ripon M'Gregor Mr. Gladstone J. Russeur R. Pzer T. Frente Frogmore Windsor-castle Kensington Her Commissioners of Woods, &c Windsor Castle Princess Sophia Duchess of Gloucester Commissioners of Woods and Forests Windsor Royal Household Prospector Royal Parks Kensington Park Williams T. Frewantye Waxex Palace Mr. Wakley Hear Mr. W R. Peer Lord Duncannon Crown Department of Woods and Forests Ewart Kew Richmond Kew Park Richmond Park Joan Russe T. Fremantle Europe United States of America United States England America Ireland Earl de Grey R. Peet J. Russell Manchester France Texas Brazils Franco Ee Parserstos Lord Palmerston Lord Melbourne R. Peel Vittrenrs Fime

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