Printed address by John Bettesworth Trevanion, offering himself as a candidate in the Grampound election of 1808 ('I am not, I trust, too late in offering myself to your notice as a Candidate'). Bettesworth Trevanion appeals to the 'independent conduct that has so greatly distinguished the Electors of the Borough of Grampound'. An ink annotation on the address reads: 'White Hart St Austell'. Ultimately, Bettesworth Trevanion did not stand as a candidate in the election.
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Candidate: John Trevanion Purnell Bettesworth Trevanion
Constituency: Grampound
date: 1808
date: [imprint cannot be read due to damage]
Election: Mar-1808
keyword: Printed Address
keyword: Printed Text
maker: John Bettesworth Trevanion (Author)
maker: [imprint cannot be read due to damage]
materials: Ink
materials: Paper
place: Caerhays
place: Grampound
place: White Hart, St Austell
place: [imprint cannot be read due to damage]
Constituency: Grampound
date: 1808
date: [imprint cannot be read due to damage]
Election: Mar-1808
keyword: Printed Address
keyword: Printed Text
maker: John Bettesworth Trevanion (Author)
maker: [imprint cannot be read due to damage]
materials: Ink
materials: Paper
place: Caerhays
place: Grampound
place: White Hart, St Austell
place: [imprint cannot be read due to damage]
