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London Evening Post in London, Middlesex

02 May 1734

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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 02, 1734

Page

2

Election chaos and scuffles cloud 18th century votes

The report details disputed Sussex and Hertfordshire polls with bailiff scrutiny, flags of alleged illegal votes, and intimidation claim in multiple boroughs. It lists elected members for various counties and cities, including Bendyth, Coddrington, Browne, Phelps, Levison Gower, and Cefar, amid tense proceedings and post polling disorder.

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Duke of Somerset Sussex Ij Bishopy Ivelcheft William Coddrington Robert Baris Charles Lockyer Thomas Crispe Henry Bendy Perruftrboi Edward Phelps Eigs Charles Sogkyer Robert Browne Henry Bendyth Henry Kendyth Wiliam Cidsingson Berésyth Bendyth Newcastle Baptist Levison Gower Ely Charles Lawton John Ward Edward Sneyd County of Hertford Wiliam Plummer Thomas Sebride Charles Cefar Cefar Herefordshire Stoney Bath Wade Iohn Coddrington Philip Benger John Rushout William Taylor Rudge Lyme Offley Jeter Leche Tracey Eigg Gage Mastin Sir John Barnard Entov Adlesthars Parsons Dni Godscall Bere Willmor T. Foley Eiger John
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List of Honorary Freapey Published by Borou ys

Fragments indicate a publication listing honorary freapey items to be judged within twelve and for representations that may or may not align with published expectations. The text is drafty and unclear but centers on a local civic or guild list and its veracity.

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Common Hall Declaration Urges Liverymen to Choose From

A letter to Worthy Liverymen of London urges that candidates for Parliament be chosen in the Common Hall, criticizing proposals by Humphrey Parsont Ely Sir Foln Barnard Micajah Perry Ely and Robert chal Ter gy t who allegedly ran without convening the Livery. The writer calls for unity to defend rights and insists the Common Hall is the proper place for deciding candidates, urging support for the Declaration and warning against those who would oppose it. The address closes May 1, 1734, with financial market notes appended including South Sea stock prices and other instruments.

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London Humphrey Parsont Ely Foln Barnard Micajah Perry Elly Robert Chal Tergyt Gennemen
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