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... Ithe | NOTTINGHAM STORY (From Um Onto 1816 (continued). July Bth. —Lord William Bentinck (Whig) again elected M.P. for the county, in the place of Lord Newark, who had succeeded to the family title. Earl Manvers. July 15ih. —Thomas Denman. Esq., presented ...
... Northern Division, at Mansfield. Messrs. H. G. Knight and T. Wakefield nominated Lord Lumley (Whig) and Messrs. F. Hart and William Mason, Colonel Gardiner (Whig); and Messrs. L. Rollesion and E. Unwin, Thomas Houldsworth, Esq. (Tory). The poll closed on ...
... gentlemen of influence, commenced a diligent canvass. In consequence of this, a meeting of electors, called together by the Whig Party, was held at Thurland Hall, on the evening of the same day. The large room was densely filled, and when silence had been ...
... Howe and John Plumptrc, Esq., stood in the Whig or Orange interest: and Sir Willoughby Aston in the Tory or Jacobite. It must, however, be understood that Mr. Plumptre had lost the confidence of many of his Whig friends by having recently accepted an office ...
... 26th.—Election of members for the town, arising from a dissolution of Parliament. The candidates were, Robert Smith, Esq. (Whig), Daniel Parker Coke, Esq. (Tory), and Peter Crompton, Esq.. M D., of Derby (Radical). The latter candidate was nominated John ...
... and Francis Hardwick. Esq.. neither of whom, however, could obtain hearing. The show of hands was declared in favour of the Whigs, and a poll was immediately proceeded with, in a booth in the Market-place. The numbers at the close of the tenth day’s polling ...
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... nued up m nom i nl tors Mr. Thomas Wakeapple tree. otherwise known as King Tom This bird arrives at all times of the notorious Whig of the 19th century, day. He docs not alight on the piece wh Mr Hall reminds me. at a of fat that swings by on a string, but ...
... interest, was John Plumptre, Esq. The contest was a very severe one; Mr. Plumptrc was supported by the whole influence of the Whigs, but was unable to succeed. To commcmoraic the event of the triumph of his party, they not having succeeded in returning a ...
... 1790 (continued). June 18.—An election, consequent on the dissolution of Parliament. Tne candidates were, Robert Smith, Esq., (Whig), D. P. Coke, Esq. (Tory), and Captain William Johnson, belonging to a regiment of foot. Captain Johnson was placed in nomination ...
... would back him up and be more pliant than the Whigs Nottingham’s Mayor that summer was a Tory Gervase Rippon but the favoured Petty got only a single humiliating vote Top of the poll was John Sherwin a Whig Second was another Tory William Toplady The Mayor ...