My Friend H: John Cam Hobhouse, Baron Broughton of Broughton de GyffordJ. Murray, 1948 - 369 pages |
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Page 124
... election opened on the 13th February , 1819. Sir Murray Maxwell had been nominated again but had subsequently retired , and the third can- didate for the vacant seat was old Major Cartwright , who stood for annual parliaments ...
... election opened on the 13th February , 1819. Sir Murray Maxwell had been nominated again but had subsequently retired , and the third can- didate for the vacant seat was old Major Cartwright , who stood for annual parliaments ...
Page 136
Michael Joyce. Election prospects were now increasingly favourable to the Radicals . Hob- house's term in Newgate was ... Election ; and thus at the age of thirty three , and never before having been in parliament , have I been chosen ...
Michael Joyce. Election prospects were now increasingly favourable to the Radicals . Hob- house's term in Newgate was ... Election ; and thus at the age of thirty three , and never before having been in parliament , have I been chosen ...
Page 358
... election by a string of radical resolutions . . . " Hobhouse himself suggested that Place took this line deliberately , so as to make it impossible for Hobhouse to ally himself with the Whigs . Page 124. ' The election opened on the ...
... election by a string of radical resolutions . . . " Hobhouse himself suggested that Place took this line deliberately , so as to make it impossible for Hobhouse to ally himself with the Whigs . Page 124. ' The election opened on the ...
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