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Provisional Election Shifts in Farringdon Ward
The page notes that Mr. Miller and Mr. Howlet declined polls for Common-councilmen in Farringdon Without Ward, with Messrs Salter and Davey declared elected. It also covers assorted 1761 news from Salisbury to Dublin, including coal protests, highwaymen, Bridewell discipline, and notices on prizes and civic matters.
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Miller
Howlet
Farringdon
Salter
Davey
Surry
Salisbury
Blandford
West Indies
Hoffington Indiaman
Marter
Deptford
Gravesend
Smithfield-barrs
Booth
Thames-street
Dublin
Tholfef
Timothy Allen
Aldemen
Bridewell
Temple Bar
Ludgate
Enfield Wath
Cheshunt
Chace
Barnet
Whetstone
Finchley Common
Lincoln
Sir John Fielding
Newgate
Sir John
Bath
Lydia Co.bet
Duke-street
Westminster
Birmingham
Bromley
Shareshill
Free-Grammar School
Breewood
Scaffordshire
Vauxhall
John Dawson
Hisady
Saray
Berry
John Sargison
Boston
E. Parrish
Thomas Baldwin
William Miller