Reports of the Decisions of Committees of the House of Commons: During the Fifteenth Parliament of the United Kingdom, Sivu 90,Nide 1V. & R. Stevens and G. S. Norton, 1853 |
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adjournment agency agents Agents:-Messrs Agents:-Mr Alexander alleged annuity applied Attwood Aylesbury barrister Bart behalf borough bribed bribery and treating burgess to serve called Calvert candidate Chairman charges of bribery Charles Towneley clerk Committee decided Committee resolved Committee was appointed Counsel for Petitioners:-Mr Counsel for Sitting dence disqualified duly elected Dundalk elec elected a burgess election and return electors evidence examined Final reso following Members given ground Harwich Henry Thoby Prinsep Horsham House to declare Jacob Bell James Townley John Kelly last election lutions ment Merewether mittee names nary reso Noes notice parochial relief parties persons peti petition petitioners Phinn poll poll-books prayed the House Prelimi present Parliament proceed proved qualifica qualification question received recognizance replied returning officer revising barrister scrutiny Serjeant Kinglake Serjeant Wrangham Serjeant-at-Arms Serjt sitting member Sitting Member:-Mr Sligo statute tion tioners usual preliminary resolutions Vict void election voter William witness Wordsworth Wyld
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