Reports of the Decisions of Elections Committees During the Eighteenth Parliament of the United Kingdom
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O. U. mistake Walker, the chairman of the sitting member's ^^^^f^^ committee. list, re- The Chairman inquired whether the name had *''^^^'^- been alluded to in the course of the examination.
Mr. Serjeant Parry stated that it had not, but that it had been inadvertently omitted from the Kst.
42 ELECTION CASES.
Mr. Clerk objected to the amendment of the list.
The Committee decided "that the name might not be inserted in the list" (o).
What not From the evidence given in support of the sufficient p...etition, it appeared that a Mr. Thomas Parker evidence ^ ' '^'^ of bribery, had in four instances offered money to voters (£5 and £10), in one case taking out and lay- ing down the money, either to vote for the sit- ting member, or to abstain from voting agaiast him, or to go away from Bury during the election ; and that in one instance he came to the witness's shop after the petition was talked about, and asked him not io speak of the trans- action, as it would split their friendship. It did not appear that in any of the above instances, except one, Parker had paid any money.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O. U. mistake Walker, the chairman of the sitting member's ^^^^f^^ committee. list, re- The Chairman inquired whether the name had *''^^^'^- been alluded to in the course of the examination.
Mr. Serjeant Parry stated that it had not, but that it had been inadvertently omitted from the Kst.
42 ELECTION CASES.
Mr. Clerk objected to the amendment of the list.
The Committee decided "that the name might not be inserted in the list" (o).
What not From the evidence given in support of the sufficient p...etition, it appeared that a Mr. Thomas Parker evidence ^ ' '^'^ of bribery, had in four instances offered money to voters (£5 and £10), in one case taking out and lay- ing down the money, either to vote for the sit- ting member, or to abstain from voting agaiast him, or to go away from Bury during the election ; and that in one instance he came to the witness's shop after the petition was talked about, and asked him not io speak of the trans- action, as it would split their friendship. It did not appear that in any of the above instances, except one, Parker had paid any money.
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