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... themselves. Scorned The 1841 election, held on June 29, came after a period of Whig rule under Melbourne. Demands for Corn Law repeal were an important part of election debate. The Whigs were in favour of repeal, but the Conservatives wanted to retain the laws ...
... themselves. Scorned The 1841 election, held on June 29, came after a period of Whig rule under Melbourne. Demands for Corn Law repeal were an important part of election debate. The Whigs were in favour of repeal, but the Conservatives wanted to retain the laws ...
... in power under Peel, the Whigs were returned to their seats by Coventry. Each of them polled more than 1,800 votes, compared with fewer than 1,300 for the Conservatives. The Coventry Standard was unabashed. Reporting the Whigs' victory rally through Coventry ...
... in power under Peel, the Whigs were returned to their seats by Coventry. Each of tl.em polled more than 1,800 votes, compared with fewer than 1,300 for the Conservatives. The Coventry Standard was unabashed. Reporting the Whigs' victory rally through ...
... - 2,000 people assembled in front of the Craven Arms Hotel in High Street for a speech by Mr. Edward Ellice, one of the two Whig M.P.s who were seeking re-election. ...
... against importation of foreign corn by heavy duties. As a result the price of bread was very nigh. Mr. W. Williams, the second Whig M.P. at Coventry, said: Every move for the repeal of the odious Corn Laws, which tax the bread of the poor to enrich the ...
... Standard contribution to the lection was one of the most remarkable aspects of the whole campaign. Its attacks on the local Whig M.P.s were of such ferocity that the 1970 Labour Yesterday's Me n advertisements seem almost deferential by comparison. ...
... Nearly 2,000 people assembled in front of the Craven Arms Hotel in High Street for a speech by Mr. Edward Ellice, one of the two Whig M.P.s who were seeking re-election. ...
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