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Turbulent London election and royalist protests in 18th century style
Reports from the city election describe crowded polling at Guildhall with candidates including Sir Francis Vincent Sir Joseph Mawbey and Mr Seawyn. The scene at Covent Garden ends in disorder as crowds clash with authorities while polling continues under tense political debate and parliamentary implications.
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