Election turmoil and scrutiny at Guildhall and Radnor battles
A chaotic political bulletin recounts Election Scrutiny at Guildhall with affidavits of voters and miscounts, while Radnorshire and Landilo contests expose biased sheriffs, mob pressure, and irregular poll practices. Names include Sir Nicholas Williams, Mr Edward Rice, John Patrick Griffin, and Sir Humphrey Howorth amid the 1722 period. The piece notes scrutiny closure upcoming and calls for investigation by Parliament.
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Craven
North and Grey
Uxbridge
Guilford
Bathurst
Byle
Litchfield
Montjoy
Job de Bletoe
Foley
Aberdeen
Ceftriens Comper
Roffen
London
Charles Batteley Esq
Batteley
Canterbury
Westminster
Bath
Bury
Exchequer
Bolton
Ludgate Hill
Dublin
Bristol
Courey
Kerry
Teoth
His
Lyn
Elford
Garry
Worseley
Dyer
Barbadorss
Williams
Warwick
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Inour
Jatt
Daniel Pultney
Jehu Pultnney
Carmarthenshire
Landilo
Newton
Rice
Nicholas.Williams
Edward. Rice
John.Patrick Griffin
Nicholas Williangs
Nicholas Wiliams
Mr. Rice
Nicholas Williams
Sir Nicholas
Rite
Nicholas
Sir Nicholas Williams
House of Commons
Radnor
Richard Fowler
Berti
Humphrey Howorth
Knt
Richard
Fowler
Sir Richard
Eleim
Humphrey Heworth
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