Essex County election candidates urged for Easter vote
A protracted notice from Essex County urges William Harvey III and Robert Honywood as joint candidates for the Easter Tuesday election at Chelmsford on the 27th. It denies Hugh Smithson promised Sir George Cooke votes, and asserts Smithson will stand for Middlesex. Also notes a Robin Dunble troupe dispute at Skinney's Hall and questions over voting at Stinner's Hall.
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Essex
William Harvey
Robert Honywood
Chelmsford
N. B
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Honywood
George Cooke
Hugh Smithfin
George Cocke
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Robin Dunble
London
Bartholomean
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Skinneys Hall
Barnard
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Stinner’s Hall
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