Cast of Westmorland County Poll Gives Lowther Lead
An 18th century register notes post poll figures for Westmorland. Sir James Lowther tops with 1169 votes, Mr Upton 1005, and Mr Wilson 979. Separate single votes recorded: Lowther 1, Upton 1, Wilson 613. Extra items report social events and incidents including a dangerous stove explosion in Warsaw influenced by Prussian rumors and various Paris Viennese dispatches on peace prospects and agriculture efforts.
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Lafgrw
Renfrew
Rutherglen
Dunbayton
Frederick Campbell
Frederick
Haddington
Dunbar
North Berwick
Lauder
Jedburgh
Hugh Dalrymple
Matray County
James Grant
Nairaeghere
Price Camp- Cll
Coe
Seltirk
Pesbles Linlithgow
Lanerk
John Lockhart Ross
Westmoreland County
James Lowther
John Upton
Westmoreland
Upton
Wilson
Mr. Upton
Mr. Wilson
Annual General Meeting of Hospital Governors 1761
The Hospital for Maintenance and Education of Exposed and Deserted Young Children will hold its annual general meeting on Wednesday May 13 1761 at eleven o'clock in Lambs Conduit Fields to elect a president vice presidents treasurer a central committee and a secretary for the year ahead A yearly charitable dinner will follow at two o clock at the same hospital Governors may obtain tickets from the steward The general committee will meet on May 2 at ten o'clock in the morning
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Earl of Egremont
Yorke
Scotland
Wellclose Square
Lord Viscount Irwin
Yorkstreet
Sussex
John Harris
Ashburton
Devonshire
Pall Mall
Bristol
Harvey
William Harvey
County of Essex
Whitfield
Swallow- Street
Countess of Yarmouth
Buckoke
Swallow -Street
Marybon
Bridewell Boys
Eaglecourt
Westminster Bridge
Whitecross Street
Mr. Jordan
Paddington
Hampstead
Four Mile Stone
Fielding
Newgate
John Fisher
New Hampshire
America
Charles Ath‘burnham
Corpus Chiifti College
Cambridge
Chichester
Cockfield
Cowfold
Sparks
Rochester
Benjamin Graydon
Richard Warwick Bampfield
Exeter
Trapp
Shadwell Church
Fitzer
Shadwell Dock
Thomas Giffard
Chillington
Stafford
Barbara Petre
Lord Petre
Cecil
Salisbury Court
Mills Buckle
Leeds
Yorkshire
Lionel Wilson
Johnson
Nottingham
Dunstable
Coleman-street
Garrison
Country News Exon
William Courtenay
Lamb’s Conduit Fields
Toso
Ewith Therm
Collingwood
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Warsaw
Marshal Biberstein
Perons
Baron Stroganov
Russia
Wnuncia
Cracow
Count Bruht
M. de Biberstein
Vienna
Paris
Wezel
Soubize
Marquis de Mirabaud
Marquis de Tuarbilly
London
M. Maubert
Belleisle
Hodgson
Portsmouth
Waxundét
Friely
Hague
Versailles
Augsbourg
Holstein Gottorp
University of
Guadalupe
Minorca
Senegal
Goree
Whitehall Evening Pot
George Jones
Lincoln'snn
Navy Office
His Majesty’s Navy
Elewn
His Majesty’s Yard
Chatham
Crown
Magdalen-house
Michaelmas
A. Winterbottom
John Ward
Pacer
Wood-Street
Feathers Inn
Richmond
Surry
Londons
Bayer
Thames-stree
Kingston
Brentford-market
Houhold
Lloyd's Coffee House
Lombard- Street
Mary
Ransdall
Peter
Grigg
John
Hutchinson
Lloyd's Coffee-house
Lombard
Zephyr
Bayonne
His
Aquilon
Challoner Ogle
Tron-Gate
John Hutchinson
LLOYD’ s_ Coffee-house
Lombari-Street
Elizabeth
Hermitage
William Douglas
Tke
Ohn Hutchinson
Lloyd’s
Lombard Street
Bosphorus
Falmouth
Naples
Mars
Orford
Bell Wharf
Unson
Peter Mauger
Abchurch Lane
N. B
Stevens
St. Saviour’s
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