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… promise it to Sir Robert, or Mr. Wrightson, or Sir Henry Wright Wilson?" "I promised it to Sir Robert Dundas and Mr. … whom did you vote at the last Election, when Sir Henry Wright Wilson, Sir Robert Dundas and Mr. Wrightson were the … for, if you had voted?" "I should have voted for Sir Henry Wright Wilson." "Upon Principle?" "Yes, on Principle." "You …
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… to that?" "He said he had no Objection to serve Sir Henry Wright Wilson, on Conditions." "What were those Conditions he … Party that he wanted to serve; he meant to serve Sir Henry Wright Wilson, on Conditions. I asked him what he meant by … you mean to say that you told this Story about Sir Henry Wright Wilson bribing Mr. Charlton, or the Proposition by …
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… get Promises there?" "He got Promises, if we had Sir Henry Wright Wilson safe that we would then promise him." "Sir Henry Wright Wilson was the favourite Man of that Party?" "He was." … much Opinion of Mr. Ogilvy; we wanted to secure Sir Henry Wright Wilson in the first place, and to know more of Mr. …
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… Twelve Months at Retford." "Did you vote for Sir Henry Wright Wilson at the last Election merely upon his … last at which you gave your Vote?" "Yes; except Sir Henry Wright Wilson's." "Did you promise your Vote in 1812?" "I was … Dundas, and I was canvassed by Mr. Wrightson and Sir Henry Wright Wilson." "Whom did you vote for at the last Election?" …
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… "Whom did you vote for at the last Election?" "Sir Henry Wright Wilson." "Did you have any thing after that?" "No." … "No." "Whom did you promise to vote for?" "Sir Henry Wright Wilson." "Before the Election?" "Yes." "How came you to vote for Sir Henry Wright Wilson; did he make you any Promise to pay you any …
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… Election?" "The last Election I voted for Sir Robert Henry Wright Wilson." "Was your Family established at Manchester in … it as a Present?" "Yes." "In 1826, you voted for Sir Henry Wright Wilson?" "Yes." "Did you receive any Promise from … you vote at the last Election?" "Mr. Dundas and Sir Henry Wright Wilson." "Were you canvassed at all on behalf of Sir …
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… Petition do lie on the Table. Corn Laws, Petition of J. Wright for Alteration of. Upon reading the Petition of John Wright of Lenton House, in the County of Nottingham, Coal and …
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… of this instant April, against the said Claim. Logans v. Wright et al. The House being moved, "That a Day may be … Esquire and John Maxwell Logan are Appellants, and John Wright, and others, are Respondents:" It is Ordered, That … "I was; I went to London, to the Bankers, Smith and Wright's, where the Will was deposited, to bring it down; and …
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… the Election in 1826, when Mr. Wrightson, Sir Henry Wright Wilson and Sir Robert Dundas stood?" Sir Robert Dundas … "Whom did you vote for at the last Election?" "Sir Henry Wright Wilson, I think." "Did he canvass you himself?" "I … of any sort?" "No." "Why did you vote for Sir Henry Wright Wilson?" "It was my Opinion to do so-to vote for him." …
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… Vote what did he say to you?" "He told me that Sir Henry Wright Wilson was a very shabby Man; that I should not have … vote for at that Election?" "I meant to vote for Sir Henry Wright Wilson." "What Reason had you for that?" "Because he … I think of it." "I mean in 1827?" "You mean for Sir Henry Wright Wilson. There was an Attorney came down from London, …