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A list of the persons who have polled for Sir John Williams, alderman, at the late election for sheriff for the City of London, and county of Middlesex. Began the fifth, and ended the seventh of March, 1723-4.
Middlesex (England). Sheriff.Date: 1724?]- Books
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Intricacies of the law concerning persons political and offices of law, stated and explained, in the case of the political persons and person, sheriffs and sheriff of London, and the Political Persons and Person, Sheriffs and Sheriff of Middlesex, In the Offices of Keeping the Shires of London and Middlesex, and of Executing the Process of the Superiour Courts, and The Charge of Prisoners by Virtue of the Process; and also By Virtue of the Precepts of the Courts of the City of London. By Isaac Howse, One of the Clerks to Francis Cooper, Esq; one of the Secondaries to the Sheriffs of London.
Howse, Isaac.Date: 1729- Books
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Copy of the poll for the election of two Knights of the Shire to serve in the present Parliament, for the County of Middlesex; Begun at Brentford, on Thursday, April, 22, and ended On Friday, April, 23, 1784. Sir Barnard Turner, Knt. Thomas Skinner, Esq. Sheriff. Candidates. William Mainwaring, Esq. 2117 John Wilkes, Esq. 1858 George Byng, Esq. 1787
Middlesex (England)Date: 1784- Books
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Commune Concil' tent' in Camera Guihald' Civitat' London, die veneris, vicesimo secundo die Octobris ... 1703 ... An act to impower the Lord Mayor for the time being to nominate one or more person or persons to be sheriff of the city of London, and the county of Middlesex, fo the year ensuing.
City of London (England). Corporation. Court of Common Council.Date: 1704]- Books
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A true account of the proceedings relating to the late election of sheriffs for the City of London and county of Middlesex.
Date: [1723]- Books
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At a numerous and respectable meeting of the Livery of London, held at the above House, it was resolved, unanimously, to support S.F. Waddington, Esq. and John Cowley, Esq. As two fit and proper persons to be elected sheriffs for the city of London and county of Middlesex.
Date: 1796]- Books
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An account of Colonel Oxburgh's tryal for high-treason. As also of the manner of his behaviour in prison, and after sentence at the place of execution; with remarks on the paper deliver'd by him to the Sheriff of Middlesex, which is inserted and consider'd paragraph by paragraph.
Oxburgh, Henry, -1716.Date: 1716?]- Books
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Commune concil' tent' in camera Guihald' Civitat' London, die veneris, vicesimo secundo die Octobris, Anno Regni Dominn̆ostrĂnn,̆ nunc reginăngl', &c. secundo, annoq; Domini 1703. Coram Samuel Dashwood Mil', Major dictc̆ivitat', Johanne Parsons Mil', Major' elect' civitat' prd̆', Willielmo Prichard Mil', Thoma Stamp Mil', Thoma Lane Mil', Willielmo Withers Mil', Galfrid' Jefferies Mil', Samuel Garrard Bar', Roberto Beachcrost Mil', ac ejusdem civitatis; necnon majore parte commun' in eodem communi concilio tunc & ibidem assemblat'. An act to impower the lord mayor for the time being to nominate one or more person or persons to be sheriff of the city of London, and county of Middlesex, for the year ensuing.
City of London (England). Corporation. Court of Common Council.Date: 1728- Books
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[In] the House of Lords, the Honourable Andrew Foley, and Thomas Foley, an infant, by the said Andrew Foley his father and next friend - - - - - appellants. And John Grant, Robert Dallas, John Battye and John Burnell and Henry Kitchen, Esquires, late sheriff of the county of Middlesex, and the Honourable Edward Foley - - - - respondents. The case of the respondents John Grant, Robert Dallas, John Battye and John Burnell, and Henry Kitchen, late sheriff of Middlesex.
Grant, John, Esquire.Date: 1784]- Books
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The traytors pilgrimage from the Tower to Tyeburn : being a true relation of the drawing of William Lord Munson, Sir Henry Mildmay, and Esquire Wallop, upon three several sledges on Munday last the 27th of this instant January, being the day that our late Gracious Soveraign King Charles received that horrid and most unjust sentence to lose his dear and precious life before the gates of his own royal palace. With manner of the proceedings at Tyburn, in order to the degrading and devesting them of their former titles of honour; and their declaratory speeches to both the right worshipful sheriffs of London and Middlesex.
Date: 1662