Right of election
in the corporation
Background Information
Number of voters: 24
Number of seats
1
Constituency business
County
| Date | Candidate | Votes |
|---|---|---|
| 2 Apr. 1754 | RICHARD THELWALL PRICE | |
| 2 Apr. 1761 | RICHARD THELWALL PRICE | |
| 25 Mar. 1768 | SIR HUGH WILLIAMS | |
| 22 Oct. 1774 | SIR HUGH WILLIAMS | |
| 16 Sept. 1780 | SIR GEORGE WARREN | |
| 17 Apr. 1784 | HUGH FORTESCUE | |
| 25 July 1785 | SIR HUGH WILLIAMS vice Fortescue, called to the Upper House |
Main Article
Beaumaris was a pocket borough of the Bulkeley family of Baron Hill. During the minority of the 7th Viscount (1754-73), it was controlled first by his maternal grandfather Thomas Rowlands, and after his death in 1763 by the dowager Lady Bulkeley, who married secondly Sir Hugh Williams.
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