The Council of the Borough of Portsmouth (1861)
There was 1 bye-election in 1861. On November 1st one third (14) of the Councillors retired and submitted themselves for re-election. 3 Councillors lost their seats. There were no elections to the Aldermanic Bench. There was an election for Mayor.
MAYOR
William Humby
ALDERMEN
Charles Robbins, George John Scale, John Orange, Thomas Ellis Owen, Charles Cressweller, George Cornelius Stigant, Andrew Nance Jnr., Charles Edward Smithers, Peter White, David Levy, Henry Francis Gauntlett, George Sheppard, William Humby, Henry Ford.
COUNCILLORS ELECTED OR RE-ELECTED
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All Saints
St. Thomas
St. George
St. John
All Saints
St. Paul
St. Mary
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Jan 31st
Nov 1st
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Joseph Fenn Allnutt
Louis Arnold Vandenbergh
Emanuel Emanuel
Richard William Ford
William Plyer Helby
Moses Solomon
John Taplin
George White
William Henry Dore
Isaac Ridoutt
James Young
James Rind
John Augustus Howell Howell
William Good
Henry Mathews
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Surgeon, in place of
J. Pearson
re-elected
re-elected
re-elected
re-elected
re-elected
re-elected
re-elected
re-elected
re-elected
Gent.
re-elected
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Bootmaker
Outfitter
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COUNCILLORS NOT STANDING FOR ELECTION
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St. Thomas
St. George
St. John
All Saints
St. Paul
St. Mary
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William Saunders
Charles Bettesworth Hellard
Thomas Batchelor
William Grant Chambers
Alfred Heather
Charles Henry Binsteed
William Hawkins Garrington
Meshach Hannam
Edwin Galt
William Kent
Francis Gauntlet
Edward Martin Wells
George Miall
James Stening
Charles Houghton
James Trimboy
George Edward Kent
Joseph Fenn Allnutt
John Lovegrove Anderson
John Baker
William Ray Jun.
Elisha Bastable
George Rogers
Henry David Davey
Harry Brickwood
Henry Hollingsworth
Mark Edwin Frost
Robert Fry Joliffe
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