Election notices and pledges in 1729 Middlesex and Coventry
A collection of election notices, pledges, and allegations from 1729 detailing candidates Sir Fulwar Craven and Sir George Cocke, including declarations of support from John Austen and Ames Bertie. Reports cover Middlesex county campaigning, manipulated poll actions, and arrangements to transport voters to Brentford for the forthcoming election.
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Coventry
Fulwar Craven
Fulwar Skipwith
Middlesex
Henry Barker
Sir George Cocke
Fames Bertie
Bism
John Austen
Parliamene
Wykes
Col. Montague
Wilmer
Stames
George Cooke
Bto
Bighl
Bertie
Georleman
Smich
Bate
Fercediia Barhamsat
Ames Bertie
Lindsey
House
Palace
Yaed
Kensington
Aton
Hapwell
Heath
Brentford
Maraipas
Eholders
Yiedin
Auction of Household Goods at the Gray House
An auction notice announces sale of Damask and other beds, chairs, tapestry, silk hangings, looking glasses, indentures, screens, cabinets, china, and other goods. Viewing days are Monday and Tuesday until the sale begins at one o clock. Sale held Wednesday at four o'clock.
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Gréeay
Austin-Eeyers
che-Houf
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George Cocke
Barker
Frite
King George