The Art of managing popular elections
Subtitle: being a complete collection of all the advertisements, papers, letters, advices, remonstrances, expostulations, displays of merit, and arguments, whether mendicant or defamatory, grammatical or illiterate, critical or hypercritical, used on behalf of the candidates on both sides, in the late election of common-council-men for theward of Farringdon-without : recommended to the imitation of the electors of all denominations, in the city, town, and country : with a dedication to the inhabitants of the said ward.
Publisher: Printed for T. Warner
Published: 1724
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 67
Subjects: Elections -- Humor.; Elections -- Corrupt practices -- Great Britain.; Great Britain -- Politics and government -- 1714-1727.
Notes: Head- and tail-pieces.

Allegations of corrpution in the ward.