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... lament as one of the liberal representatives of that borough in 1857. The lute member for Ashton.under-Lyne been described of whig principles, inclining to radicalism. Ile contested the borough without success in 1632; but in 183,i be was returned. the ...

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... waiting, that he married daughter of Lord Holland, and tbat he Patron of eight livings, has thrown a new light on the influence Whig Peers feel themselves bound to exercise elections. Mr. Ward Hunt was last week a candidate, in the Conservative interest, for ...