Poll Of The Livery Of London For Four Citizens To Represent The Said City In Parliament, Taken At Gu

This historical document, "The Poll Of The Livery Of London For Four Citizens To Represent The Said City In Parliament, Taken At Guildhall, March 16, 17, 18, 19, 21, 22, 23, 1768," offers a detailed record of the parliamentary election held in London in 1768. Focusing on the candidates Thomas Harley, Sir Robert Ladbroke, Sir Richard Glyn, and William, the record provides a snapshot of the political landscape in London during this period.

As a primary source, this poll book is valuable for researchers interested in 18th-century British political history, local governance in London, and the electoral process. It allows for the examination of voting patterns and the influence of various factions within the city's livery companies. This volume preserves a crucial piece of London's past and provides insights into the dynamics of parliamentary representation.

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