Charles Lloyd's supporters in an election at Montgomery,
- E6/1/72-73.
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- [c.1700].
List, [c.1700], of persons in the interest of Sir Charles Lloyd in a parliamentary election for the town of Montgomery.
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Ed[ward] Whittingham’s narrative of the election of the second bailiff of Montgomery,
- E6/1/57.
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- 1680, October.
Letter from [Edward Herbert] to [?Henry Herbert, Master of the Revels] [draft],
- C1/18.
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- 1661, March 1.
Draft of a letter, 1 March 1661, from [Edward Herbert] to [?Henry Herbert, Master of the Revels] concerning an election in Montgomery.
Herbert of Cherbury, Edward Herbert, Baron, approximately 1633-1678
Letter from Ed[ward] Whittingham to [Henry] Herbert,
- E6/1/58.
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- 1680, October 18.
Letter, 18 October 1680, from Ed[ward] Whittingham to Lord [Henry] Herbert concerning the election of bailiffs of Montgomery, and two libels arising from it affecting magistrates of the town.
Letter from John Read to [Henry] Herbert,
- E6/1/65a.
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- 1685, May 12.
Letter, 12 May 1685, from John Read to Lord [Henry] Herbert concerning the right of burgesses of Llanidloes, Llanfyllin and Welshpool to participate in the election of a Member of Parliament for Montgomery Borough.
Letter from R. Rocke to [William Herbert, Lord Powis],
- E6/1/76.
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- 1727, February 12.
Letter, 12 February 1727, from R. Rocke to [William Herbert, Lord Powis] concerning Acts of Parliament relating to the election and maintenance of MPs.
Letter from the Gentlemen of Montgomeryshire to [Henry] Herbert,
- E6/1/66.
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- 1688, September 23.
Letter, 23 September 1688, from the Gentlemen of Montgomeryshire to Lord [Henry] Herbert, indicating that Mr Pugh of Mathafarn has been chosen as knight of the shire, and Captain Charles Herbert as burgess, both to serve in parliament.