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Election of 1826. Speech delivered by Lord G.W. Russell on the hustings at the Bedfordshire election on Saturday the 17th June 1826. His brother, Lord Tavistock, being absent owing to illness, Lord Russell spoke about Lord Tavistock's refusal to spend money to procure his return for Bedfordshire, not wishing to represent any Body of Electors who would not choose him gratuitously for their representative. Printed by J. Webb.

c17 June 1826

From: 1826 To: 1826

Candidates: Lord Tavistock, Colonel T. Potter Macqueen and Francis Pym

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Russell, George William,
Russell, Francis (7th Duke of Bedford),
Webb, J

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