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An alphabetical list of the names of all the freemen of the city of Chester, who polled (and for whom) at the general election for representatives in Parliament for the said city. Begun at the County-Court held in and for the County of the said City, on Wednesday the Twenty-Second, and ended on Monday the Twenty-Seventh Day of July 1747. Before the Worshipful Mr. Robert Maddock and Mr. Tho. Bridge, Sheriffs of the said City. Candidates Sir Robert Grosvenor, Bart. Philip Hen. Warburton, Esq; and James Mainwaring, Jun. Esq
ChesterDate: [1747]- E-books
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An alphabetical list of the names , Places of Abode, and Occupations, of all the freemen of the City of Chester, Who Polled (and for whom) at the late election, for Representatives in Parliament for the said City; Begun at the County-Court held in and for the County of the said City, on Monday the 29th Day of March, and ended on Friday the 16th Day of April, 1784. Before the Worshipful Mr. Cotton Probert, and Mr. Daniel Smith, Sheriffs of the said City. To which will be added, as a Supplement, A Prefatory address to the Public, And all the papers published on both Sides of the Question. Candidates Thomas Grosvenor, Esq. Richard Wilbraham Bottle, Esq. John Crewe, Esq. and Roger Barnston, Esq.
ChesterDate: 1784- E-books
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An act for better regulating the poor : maintaining a nightly watch, lighting, paving, and cleansing the streets, rows, and passages, providing fire-engines and firemen, and regulating the hackney-coachmen, chairmen, carmen, and porters, within the city of Chester.
ChesterDate: 1772- E-books
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An alphabetical list of the names of the freemen of the City of Chester , who polled (and for whom) at the General Election for Representatives in Parliament for the said City. Begun (at the Exchange in the said City) on Monday the 5th of April, 1784, and ended on Friday the 16th of the same Month. Before Mr. C. Probert and Mr. D. Smith, Sheriffs. Together with the Papers and Songs that were printed and circulated by Friends of each Party. Candidates, Thomas Grosvenor, Esq. Richard Wilbraham Bootle, Esq. John Crewe, Esq. And Roger Barnston, Esq.
ChesterDate: [1784]- E-books
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An act to enable the Most Noble Francis Duke of Bridgewater to make a navigable cut or canal from Longford Bridge in the township of Stretford in the county palatine of Lancaster, to the river Mersey, at a place called the Hempstones, in the township of Halton in the county of Chester
LancasterDate: 1828