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The Poll for Two Knights of the Shire T H E P O L L FO R T WO K N I G H T S O F T H E S H I R E FO R T R E E A S T E R N D I V I S I O N 0? T H E COUNTY OF NO RFOLK a en the 2oth and 2lat of D EC E MBE R 1 T k , 832 . CAN D I D TES vor as A . W W u . HO ! Wmm uu . , Esq Hon . G zonoz K en n . N A W THANI EL u . P . u c u , Esq Lord H ENRY C flowox n u z v WITH AN A PPE N D I ! , CO NTA I NI NG L i the Shire or Nm ollc rom the Re orm A ist of the Kn gh t qf f f , f f ti in 1 2 to the resent time on , 64 p A A H ETI CA LI ST OF THE H USE OF C O M MO NS S LP AB L O , El d in D ec em er 1832. ec te b , N OR WI CH ' ' ' FI E PRI NTED SOLD DV H ATCHEI I CO. NORFOLK CHRONIC LE OF C A ND TO I ! H AD 0? AL]. BOOKSI LLERS . 1833 . N ORFOLK RE PRESENTATION . UN D ER the Eu lish Reform Ac t ed June t he Count of orfolk will se nd our Knights of the S h re to ut liament viz . two for the Eas tern D v s on i , i i i and two for W D v on the estern i is i . — The E as tern Division inc ludes the Hundreds of Blo field Claverin D e wade D as E ars ham North Er , p , i , , n ham Sout Er n ham E n sford Eas t Fle Wes t i g . pi g , y , gg, e Forehoe Ha in H enstead Hu mb e ard Lod l gg , , pp g , l , don ave h W h — I u ndred r am Tu nstead and a s am S fi s . , T , , l ( ) The Wes tern D ivision inc ludes the H undreds of Freebrid e Mars h and Smithdon Freebrid e L nn g l , , y , C lac kc lose Brotherc ross Ga ow H o t unditc h , , ll , l , , S outh Greenhoe Grims hoe North Greenhoe Wa an h , , y l d , — S hro ham Guiltc ross and M tford l5 H undreds . p , , i ( ) The Court for t he Elec tion of K nights of the Shire is to be held for suc h Eas tern D ivis ion at the City of Nor wc h and for s uc h estern D v s on at the own of i , W i i i T w ' S aflham. The Magis tra tes at a Spec ial S ess ion of the Peac e held on Monda the wth of Oc tober 1832 d v ded the y , , , i i E as tern and Wes tern D ivisions of the County of Nor fo n to D s tr c ts and as s ned to s uc h D s tr c ts the lk i i i , ig i i following PO L L I NG Pu m as I N T HE EAS T E RN t s xox To NORWI CH — D s tr c t c ons st u of the H un A. i i i i dreds of Blofield Forehoe Hum e ard averham and , , bl , , Wa sham the Par hes of Broo e owe Ber h A ton l ; is k , , g p , H a es Hec kin ham K r Cane Norton S ubc orse Ra l , , i by , , venin ham an E n h m in the H undred of C aver n g , lli g a , l i g ; the Par s hes of A n ton A s h Broome C hed ra ve i lpi g , by , . , Ca r eton C ax ton Hard e Hillm ton K rs tead an l , l , l y , g , i , g le Loddon Mundham Seethin S s an h urton , . i l d, T , wa te and Ye verton in the u ndred of Lodclon T i , l , ; and all th e Paris hes in the Hundred of Hens tead ex c ept S ax n ham Nether ate S a n ham hor e Shottes ham li g g , xli g T p , All Sai nts Shott ham Sa n t Mar and S hottesham Sa nt , es i y , i Mart n i . To ARMOU H - D r t c on t n of he Hun Y T . A is t ic sis i g t dred of Eas t Flegg (incl uding the Borough of Grea t armouth the H u ndred of West Fle 8c the Paris hes Y ), gg, of A de Bur h S a nt Peter G n h m All Sa n ts l by , g i . illi g a i , G n ham Sa nt M ar Geldes tone Hadd sc oe hor e illi i y , , i , T p n ex t addisc oe Stoc ton hur ton Toft Mon s Wheat , k , T l . k , ac re All S a n ts and Wheatac re Bur h in the H undred i , g , of Claverin To R E — he H un E HAM . A Distric t c onsisting of t ' dred of E n sford and the Par s hes of Armin land A ls y , i g , y h am L tt e Barn n ham Booton n C aws ton , i l i g , , Blickli g , , Cor us t H e v n ham Ha don I tterin ham M ann n p y , i g , y , g , i g ton Mars h am Ou ton Sa thor e S tratton S trawess , , l , x p , l , W c mere and Wo terton in the H undred of S outh i k , l , E r h pin am . To NT T — D tr c ns s t n of fiOR H WALSHAM . A is i t c o i i g the Hundreds of N orth Er n ham uns tead and H a i g , T , p in and the Par sh es of lh Bac onsthor e ann n g, i y , p , B i g gum West Bec h am Be au h Bram ton Bur h Bux , k , l g , p , g , ton C a thor e o b Co t s ha E r n h am Grea t , l p , C l y , l i ll , i g , H au t o s L tt e Haut o s l n worth fau nas Ox nead b i , i l b i , , , , Sc ottow S e ton Swan ton bbott utt n ton and , k y , , T i g , Thw in h a te t e Hundred of S ou th E r n ham . y , pi g To NG RA — D st r c t c on s st n of LO ST TTON . A i i i i g th e H undreds of D e wade Bias and Earsham the p , , ; Par shes of Sa n ham N e ther ate Sax n ham hor e i xli g g , li g T p , S hottes ham A ll S a n ts Shottes ham S a n t M ar and i . i y , S hottesh am S a n t Mart n in th e H undred of H en s tead i i , , a nd th e Paris hes of Bed n ham o c roft Woodton i g , T p , , D tc h n ham and Hedenham in the Hun dred of Lo on . i i g , , dd W I N T H E E S T ERN D I V I S I ON . To S WAFFHAM - A D s tric t c ons st n of the H un . i i i g dred of Sou th G reen hoe the Pa r s hes of C as tleac re and , i Westac re in t he Hundred of Freeh rid e I nn the , g ; Par s hes of Grea t D unham L tt e D unh am izem s ton i , i l , p , Eas t Lex ham Wes t Lex ham L tc h am and Ron ham , , i , , in the H undred of La unditc h and the Par shes of s h i ill , C as ton G r s ton S ah am one hrex ton and Wa tton , i , T y , T , , in the H u ndred of Way land . H M — D r c c ons s t n of the [ lun To D OWN A . A ist i t i i g dred of C lac kc lose . H — A D t c n s t n of the H un To FAK EN AM . is tric o si i g d reds of G a ow Brothe rc ross Nort h G reen hoe and ll , , , Ho t the Par s hes of D oc n Stanhoe and Barwc l , i ki g , , i k , in the H undred of Smithdon and the Paris hes of Co r lki k , Gate Hom in toft Ox wc wth Pa ttesle Titt esha ly , g , i k i l ll , ’ Weasenham All Saints Weasenham Sa nt eter s Wel , i , lin ham and Wh ssonsett in the Hundred of Launditc h , i , .
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