the 1835 United Kingdom general election. Whig and Radical candidates are classified separately until the formal establishment of the Liberal Party shortly after the 1859 United Kingdom general election. Elections in the 1860s Caused by the previous election being declared void on petition after both Hoare and Labouchere were found guilty of bribery via their agents. Note (1865): Turnout is estimated, in the same way as for 1857. This election was declared void on petition. Caused by Hope's death. Elections in the 1850s Note (1859): Turnout estimated as in 1857. A petition was presented after this election, but it was withdrawn before a formal decision was made upon it. Note (1857): As the number of electors who voted is unascertained, the minimum turnout is calculated by dividing the number of votes by two. To the extent that voters did not use both their votes the turnout figure will be an underestimate. Resignation of Wellesley Note (1852): A petition was presented against Wellesley only, but it was dismissed. Seat vacated on Reid's death Seat vacated on appointment of Hatchell as Attorney-General for Ireland Hay's resignation Elections in the 1840s Note (1847): Stooks Smith has the registered electorate as 720. Caused by Neville's appointment as a Lord Commissioner of the Treasury Caused by Ramsbottom's death Note (1841): Later in his career Ralph Neville became known as Ralph Neville Grenville. A petition was presented challenging this election, but it was withdrawn before a decision was obtained. Elections in the 1830s On petition de Beauvoir was unseated and Elley was seated on 6 April 1835, following a scrutiny. Note (1835): John Walter was a candidate, but he retired from the contest before the election. Note (1832): Stooks Smith classified Ramsbottom as a Radical candidate from this election. However as Stenton, editing a book composed of Parliamentary biographies published by a contemporary after the Reform Act 1832, described Ramsbottom as being 'of Whig principles' he continues to be classified as a Whig in this article. Seat vacated on the appointment of Vivian as Commander of the Forces in Ireland Elections in the 1820s Resignation of Taylor Note (1820): From this election Stooks Smith does not append junior to the name of John Ramsbottom. Elections in the 1810s Death of Disbrowe Resignation of Ramsbottom Elections in the 1800s Seat vacated when Williams was declared not duly elected Seat vacated on the appointment of Greville as a