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Gloucester Elects Barrow Again for Parliament 1754
To the Freemen of Gloucester Barrow asks for continued votes and support to represent them in the next Parliament. Notices detail escapes from Bucks to be pursued for reward and various local notices on theft, employment, and property, plus a pending chancery matter regarding Bradwell advowson and related estates.
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County of
Hertford
Hale
Lam
Edwward Gardiner
Burgettes
Evesham
Atea
Sam
Wheatfield
E. Rudge
Gloucester
Barrow
Edward Jakeman
Thomas VV
Tiggwick
Bucks
Aylesbury
Jakeman
Day
John Peaks
Tingwick
John Peake
Buckingham
Lady Bay
Sheperton
Middlesex
London
Windsor
River Thames
Harwood
Sheverton
Simon Baskerville
Oilman
Fleet Street
Brampton
Huntingdon
Barth
Francis
Richard Lovetoy
Bedford
Winford
Cummer
Berks
Thomas Wilkinson
Duke of Manchester
Henry Oxenden
Thomas Manville
Little Wittenham
John Sibthorp
Fleet-street
Barber
Blue Boar Inn
Tom
Woods
Fernhurist
Forest of
Hainault
Barking
Essex
Joseph Stone
Kirkby
Tooks-Court
Castle-yard
Holborn
Hughes
Holborn-Bridge
Shepherd
Three Tun Tavern
West Smithfield
Jofeyly Stone
High Court of Chancery
Thomas Bennett
Farze
Curjitor’s Street
Chancery-Lane
Bradwell
Philip Hawkins