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... elections Briatoi since 1831, exclave ol the present one. following are the results:— 1331.—James Baillie Whig Edward Protheroe, jnn. Whig (No contest.) 1832.—Sir R. B. Vyryan, Bart., (C) Jamas Bran Baillie (Lj t - *' • -® * 3'.i«o Williams (Lj ...
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... and whence the swinish figure'springs. This is the story. In one of the Whig candidates was a butcher, and his address to the electors was called The butcher s ticket. The Whigs accepted the title much lee ot the Netherlands did theirs, and printed ...
... entertained for him the country was the general belief ia hia earaestness. had never changed his party. He had taken the Whig cause when the Whig cause seamed desperate, and had adhered to it faithfully, through good report and evil report and every vicissitude ...
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