The parliamentary boroughs included in the West division, between 1832-1885, ( whose non-resident 40 shilling freeholders were eligible to vote in the county constituency ) were Truro . ( Source : Stooks Smith ).
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The parliamentary boroughs included in the West division, between 1832 1885, ( whose non-resident 40 shilling freeholders voted in the county constituency ) were Whitehaven . " ( Source : Stooks Smith ) ."
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"Sources " : The results are based on the History of Parliament Trust's volumes on the House of Commons in various periods for 1660 1820, Stooks Smith from 1820 until 1832 and Craig from 1832.
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The only parliamentary borough included in the East division, between 1832-1885, ( whose non-resident 40 shilling freeholders voted in the county constituency ) was Carlisle . " ( Source : Stooks Smith ) ."
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Fighting spread as far as Pitreavie on the far side of Inverkeithing and was said to have been particularly bloody : reputedly the Pinkerton Burn ran red with blood for days and the heaps of the dead resembled stooks in a harvest field.
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The parliamentary borough included in the area of the county divisions ( whose non-resident 40 shilling freeholders voted in the county constituency ) were for the East division; Whitehaven . " ( Source : Stooks Smith ) ."
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There were no parliamentary boroughs enclaved in the area of the South division, between 1832 and 1885, so no non-resident 40 shilling freeholders voted in the county constituency . " ( Source : Stooks Smith ) ."
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To help him, his live band consisted of various other members of Gospel Claws, J . D . Stooks, Bob Hoag, Rob Withem of Fine China, and many others . and one of the twenty best concerts in Phoenix in 2012.
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A garbled version of the 1803 byelection was included by Henry Stooks Smith in " The Parliaments of England from 1715 to 1847 ", as the supposed story of a byelection in 1816, at which Sir Mark Wood, 2nd Baronet was returned.
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Stooks Smith confirms the number of electors in the polling districts of the "'West Riding of Yorkshire "'constituency named after Parliamentary boroughs, at a by-election in 1835 ( see below ), which suggests up to two-thirds out of a total electorate of 18, 063 might have qualified because of freeholds located in boroughs.
