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Controversy over royal mediation and London elections
London news recounts a Court of King's Bench dispute involving Clerkenwell Overseer Crampton and discharge, amid notices for Liverymen to meet at Swan Tavern and London Tavern to vote for Chamberlain candidates Deputy Samuel Trench and Sir George Ludlam. It notes upcoming poll days and arrangements across Wards and parishes with multiple notices from Feb 8 1727 1728.
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London
King’s ‘Bénch
Clerkenwell -Pavith
Newgate Crampton
Benet
Farringdon
Dusftin
Ivorymen
Shiling
T Tv
Guildhal
Samuel
Londo
ieMoon Pavers
Marnines -At
Muel Poll Fox
Samuel ‘Robinson
Geo. Endham
Guy
Alderman Parsons
Cornhill
George Ludiam
Deceas
Tower
Mamlers
Wapping
Seepney
Sparieheie
Feachrich Street
Teno Oak
Pollfar
Samuel Robinson
George Ludlars
Kedevens
Hee “Trench
Castley Ringdon
Joyners ‘Company
Robinson
Eling
King George
George Ludlam
Trench
Salter
Lonidon
Gilbert Heath
Merching-taylors
Coco Ee Huttldey
Peary
St. Margarets
St.James’s
St. George's
St. Anns
St. Martin's
St. Paul
Covent-Garen
St. Clemente’s
St. Mary le Savoy
St. Mary le Sand
Sfin-Tas
Guildhall
Toouier
Goodmansfelds
White Chapel
Spittlefields
Norton
William Ogborn
King’s Head
Norton Folgate
Powells
Spittctells
St. Giles's
Holbourn
Hucks
Ely
Eilis
Gray’s Inn Gate
Guildhill
Sainte Trench