- Look up husting or
hustings in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
husting originally referred to a
native Germanic governing ****embly, the thing. By metonymy...
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Hastings Kamuzu Banda (c. 1898 – 25
November 1997) was a
Malawian politician and
statesman who
served as the
leader of
Malawi from 1964 to 1994. He served...
- The
Court of
Hustings is a
court that sat at the
Guildhall in the City of London. It is
believed to be the
oldest court in the City of
London and had the...
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Several hustings events took
place throughout the campaign, for both
leadership and
deputy leadership candidates. Labour-organised
hustings took place...
- period. The
first of a
series of
hustings took
place in
Birmingham on 22 June and was
chaired by Iain Dale.
During the
hustings,
Johnson repeatedly refused...
- on the
quality of
other candidates, but did not
submit his candidacy.
Hustings were held at St Barnabas'
Church on 26
November 2012,
hosted by Friends...
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Berthold Juneau "Pete"
Husting (March 6, 1878 –
September 3, 1948) was an
American baseball pitcher and
attorney who
served between 1933 and 1944 as United...
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Leadership Hustings in Norwich,
archived from the
original on 25
August 2022,
retrieved 25
August 2022 "The
Final Countdown: Tory
leadership hustings live on...
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Johnstone Glenrothes Nine
hustings were
announced on 24
February 2023,
including one to be held
online on 5
March 2023. The
hustings were live
streamed on...
- candidate,
unlike the
previous election. A
series of
online and
offline hustings meetings were held
around the country, and were
listed on the party's official...
