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i: Who was returned for Condaford in the general election?
ii: In what election were 45 green umbrellas used to influence voters?
iii: In which constituency was Mr Browborough’s election reversed due to bribery?
iv: In which West Indian constituency was the election “sweetness done and turning sour”?
v: Which crusader’s ultimate election was so prolonged that electors were threatened with starvation?
vi: Who won the election, having engineered the demise of the four favourites, and then chose self-cremation?
vii: Which MP for Aylesbury was expelled, but later headed the poll when he stood for Middlesex?
viii: Who spoke in support of the Liberal candidate in Brattleburn, a Tory stronghold?
ix: Whose supposedly forged red letter led to the government’s electoral defeat?
x: Whose election was declared by Albert Theophylus Despard-Smith?
INCOMPLETE: we need vi and viii!
i: Who was returned for Condaford in the general election?
ii: In what election were 45 green umbrellas used to influence voters?
iii: In which constituency was Mr Browborough’s election reversed due to bribery?
iv: In which West Indian constituency was the election “sweetness done and turning sour”?
v: Which crusader’s ultimate election was so prolonged that electors were threatened with starvation?
vi: Who won the election, having engineered the demise of the four favourites, and then chose self-cremation?
vii: Which MP for Aylesbury was expelled, but later headed the poll when he stood for Middlesex?
viii: Who spoke in support of the Liberal candidate in Brattleburn, a Tory stronghold?
ix: Whose supposedly forged red letter led to the government’s electoral defeat?
x: Whose election was declared by Albert Theophylus Despard-Smith?
INCOMPLETE: we need vi and viii!
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Date: 2016-01-25 08:09 pm (UTC)This looks like this year's 39 Steps question.
"'You find me in the deuce of a mess, Mr — by-the-by, you haven't told me your name. Twisdon? Any relation of old Tommy Twisdon of the Sixtieth? No? Well, you see I'm Liberal Candidate for this part of the world, and I had a meeting on tonight at Brattleburn — that's my chief town, and an infernal Tory stronghold. I had got the Colonial ex-Premier fellow, Crumpleton, coming to speak for me tonight, and had the thing tremendously billed and the whole place ground-baited."
So, Twisdon, then.