Observations on the Ward Election for Lord Mayor 1722
The text critiques the proceedings of the Lord Mayor election in London in 1722. It argues against alleged fraud and party influence, urges adherence to charter rules, and defends the integrity of voters and jurors. It notes prior memory of political quarrels and calls for lawful, fair election by Aldermen according to established rights. It cites a published poll and defends the authenticity of affidavits and scrutiny conducted in chancery.