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1830 - 1839
23 1832

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Plymouth and Devonport Weekly Journal

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Plymouth and Devonport Weekly Journal

A Novel “Point was ruled by the revising barristers Manchester, that a voter changing his residence between the ..

... and supposed to very nearly, if not absolutely, correct: —Whigs 99, Radicals 5, Tories 25, and Waverers 15 Ministerial majority on the whole counties 54. Scotland will, it believed, furnish 43 Whigs, 2 Radicals, 8 Tories—being a majority for Ministers of ...

SPECIMENS OF DEATH.-A lidioucnMONCEii's. From ike Monthly ) I e*,—a reforming radical!—l’m not at dcatii's door ..

... reforming radical!—l’m not at dcatii's door, am 1 ?—Answer me (rtily, and tell him alonre, fare face, that he’s lying Kepuhlican Whig. Tell him so, Dawson, and I’ll something handsome for you. physician'—a ranting, radical rapscallion ' —Who sent for him ? ...

NARKATIVEof BKOWN-ING. AI'TEK BEING CAKKIEO OFF PIRATES. Our readers may perhaps recollect, that in the month ..

... requires only to calmly considered to dispel the prejudice. But the real objection to (he ballot among our higher classes, both Whig and Tory, is, that it would in reality confer on the electors what (he Reform Act professes to give thcm.-the right choosing ...

HIKTIH

... at this time discovered! such numbers of eminent persons concerned the corruption that full dele, lion was equally aded ty Whig and Toryjtnd (he ...

PLYMOUTH ELECTION. R

... whle In* expressed thepriuci* pies upon which he would into Piirliiiment (hear) lie In longid. he said, l>> parly*neither to Whig nor l ory, but to lli.it rl.asM hicb bad iis oliject lite gem ral good, ills p iuciples ere not Ibe grow day *they were equal ...

HOUSE OF LORDS

... driving Miui-b rs from olHee. had hesitation in saying that changed his opinion, and voted with the Whigs against the Tories, although ho believed the Whigs to wrong—(Great cheeiiog from llio Opposition.) was deTorminod nut to assist in turning out Ministers ...

FUOM Fi! I DAY’S LONDON G

... eifects to various Britton. Bulwcr, Cunningham. diKtinguished figure in it. fashions dilferenl desrri prevailing colour, and Whig» qui people in a rage lor them, Hie them. Retrenchment and economy the ...

■VoL. XIV—No. GB6.J

... knowledge of the opinions and the intentions of the electors.’ But the cause of reform has been betrayed, and by the Old Whigs Bristol. The .plot was deeply laid, the secret faithfully kept, until the very moment of explosion, when the order -‘Split ...