Right of election
in the freemen
Background Information
Number of voters: about 50
Number of seats
2
Constituency business
County
| Date | Candidate | Votes |
|---|---|---|
| 19 Apr. 1754 | WILLIAM WINDHAM | |
| ZACHARY PHILIP FONNEREAU | ||
| 28 Mar. 1761 | ZACHARY PHILIP FONNEREAU | |
| PHILIP FONNEREAU | ||
| 22 Mar. 1768 | ZACHARY PHILIP FONNEREAU | |
| NICHOLAS LINWOOD | ||
| 13 May 1773 | THOMAS FONNEREAU vice Linwood, deceased | |
| 14 Oct. 1774 | THOMAS FONNEREAU | |
| RICHARD COMBE | ||
| 30 Mar. 1779 | MARTYN FONNEREAU vice Thomas Fonnereau, deceased | |
| 12 Sept. 1780 | MARTYN FONNEREAU | |
| PHILIP CHAMPION CRESPIGNY | ||
| 2 Apr. 1784 | PHILIP CHAMPION CRESPIGNY | |
| SAMUEL SALT |
Main Article
Aldeburgh was a pocket borough of the Fonnereau family; after Thomas Fonnereau’s death in 1779 it seems to have come under the control of his brother-in-law Philip Champion Crespigny. Chauncy Townsend nibbled at the borough in 1768,1Add. 32988, ff. 355, 361; Walpole, Mems. Geo. III, iii. 112-14. but otherwise there seems to have been no serious opposition to the Fonnereau interest.
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Notes
- 1. Add. 32988, ff. 355, 361; Walpole, Mems. Geo. III, iii. 112-14.