'A Freeholder' in support of Booker, King and Hanbury,
Part of George Cornewall Lewis, 1852 Herefordshire Election, Papers,
Signed by 'A Freeholder' to his fellow working men who are freeholders asking for their support for Booker, King and Hanbury.
Part of George Cornewall Lewis, 1852 Herefordshire Election, Papers,
Part of George Cornewall Lewis, 1852 Herefordshire Election, Papers,
Bosbury, Colwall, Canon Frome, Castle Frome, Donnington, Eagleton, Ashperton, Aylton, Eastnor, Ledbury, Marcle Little, Much Marcle, Munsley, Parkhold, Pixley, Putley, Stretton Grandsome, Tarrington, Woolhope, Yarkhill.
Part of George Cornewall Lewis, 1852 Herefordshire Election, Papers,
Bundles of bills, receipts, and accounts of election expenses addressed mainly to Messrs Bodenham, solicitors, in their capacity as election agents. The original bundles have been retained. Some of the bundles comprise a few letters on financial matters. Bundle 1370 comprises a bill to George Cornewall Lewis from Messrs Nicholl, Burrett and Newman for work on the transfer of securities.
Part of George Cornewall Lewis, 1852 Herefordshire Election, Papers,
Canvassing lists for the following districts. The original bundles have been retained.
Comparative statement of expenditure of the Hereford Union,
Part of George Cornewall Lewis, 1852 Herefordshire Election, Papers,
Part of George Cornewall Lewis, 1852 Herefordshire Election, Papers,
Comparative statement of the number of paupers relieved in the Hereford Union during the half-year ended Lady Day 1852.
Part of George Cornewall Lewis, 1852 Herefordshire Election, Papers,
Part of George Cornewall Lewis, 1852 Herefordshire Election, Papers,
Letters addressed mainly to Sir George Cornewall Lewis or to Messrs Bodenham, Solicitors, Hereford, who served as Lewis's election agents. The letters discuss election preparations and the conduct of the poll, canvassing and voting intentions, financial arrangements, details of alleged bribery and corruption, refreshments and transport to the polling stations.
Part of George Cornewall Lewis, 1852 Herefordshire Election, Papers,
Correspondence and papers, 20 April 1854 and 23 Oct. 1857-5 Jan. 1859, relating to the conveyance of the Downton estates, co. Hereford. No. 1474 is a 'schedule of deeds and writings delivered up by Mr Benjamin Thomas Moore to Sir George Cornewall Lewis on the receipt and payment of £3,000 secured on the Downton Estates'.
Draft texts of election speeches,
Part of George Cornewall Lewis, 1852 Herefordshire Election, Papers,
Election bills, receipts and expense accounts,
Part of George Cornewall Lewis, 1852 Herefordshire Election, Papers,
Electoral registers, lists of voters and polling lists,
Part of George Cornewall Lewis, 1852 Herefordshire Election, Papers,
George Cornewall Lewis, 1852 Herefordshire Election, Papers,
Papers relating mainly to the candidature of Sir George Cornewall Lewis for the Herefordshire constituency in the general election, 1852, including: correspondence, [1852]-[1854]; canvassing lists, 1852; electoral registers, 1851; lists of voters, polling lists and election bills, [c. 1852]; miscellaneous election papers, [1847]-[1852]; and miscellaneous, 1844-[1859].
Lewis, George Cornewall, Sir, 1806-1863
Part of George Cornewall Lewis, 1852 Herefordshire Election, Papers,
Hereford (outvoters), Tupsley, Westhide, Burghill, Stoke Edith, Kings Pion, Clehonger, Allensmore, Yazor, Holmer, Preston Wynne, Aconbury, Callow, Credenhill, Stretton Sugwas, Madley, Withington, Holmer, Canon Pion, Kenchester, Wellington.
Part of George Cornewall Lewis, 1852 Herefordshire Election, Papers,
Circular letter from N. Lanwarne, Honorary Secretary of the Herefordshire Hunt to George Cornewall Lewis, reminding him that his subscription is overdue.
Instructions to horse messengers,
Part of George Cornewall Lewis, 1852 Herefordshire Election, Papers,