Election and Banquet in City and County Chester Opposition
An account recalls a ceremony where Gentlemen aided Fréemen, followed by a Town Hall procession and a grand entertainment. Sir Robert Grosvenor and Watkin Williams Wyne were among Aldermen. MPs Charles Cholmondeley and John Crew opposed Sir Robert Cotton in the Chester county election, with thanks given to Cobham and the Lords. The day also covers a Court of General Court, public notices, and various appointments and deaths.
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Robert Grosvenor
Watkin ‘Williams ‘Wyne
Charles~Bunbsby
Bart
Charles Cholmondeley
John Crew
Elgis
Robert Cotton, Bart
County of
Chester
Lord Warrington
Lord Derby
Buckingham
Lord Cobham
Stow
Corporation of
Earl of Chesterfield
South-Sea House
Court of Directors
South-Sea Company
Guildhall
Sion
John Thomas
Bridge
Lovdén
Fleet-Ditch
Fleet-Bridge
Wis
Petiriofi
Wenhae
Edmund Gibson
London
Penistor Booth
St. Aul
Edward Jones
Christopher Brockell
Briggsby
Lincoln
Williams
Stains
Eat
Ashford
Middlesex
Ndton
Jabez Harris
North Road
General Post Office
Charles Westgarth
Deceas
West Road
Richard Dickerison
Mr. Harris
Joho Bene
Dickenson
Mr Wright
Nathan Wright
Hastings-s
Thouids-Billingfly
Winchester
South Lambeth
Alexander Montgomery
Charles
James Li
Bierchington
Rhe
Arthur
Angea
Oxforshire
Thomas
Jones
Tyrewley
Regiment of Foot
James
the-Seward
Bower
St. Mary‘Axe
St. James’s
Thomas Woodstock
Richard Arundel
Earl of Pomfret
Shar
John Woodstock
St. James's
Ipswich
Panik
India
Millign Batk
York Buildings
Royal Exchange Assurance
London ‘Assurance
Welch
Previam
Ditto
Benehss
Diseifes Aid Cofialites