The Council of the Borough of Portsmouth (1866)
There were no bye-elections in 1866. 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
Emanuel Emanuel
ALDERMEN
Charles Robbins, George John Scale, John Orange, Charles Cressweller, George Cornelius Stigant, Andrew Nance Jnr., Charles Edward Smithers, Peter White, Henry Francis Gauntlett, George Sheppard, William Humby, Henry Ford, Emanuel Emanuel, Edward Martin Wells.
[Alderman Garrington was appointed Coroner and was replaced on February 16th by Edward Martin Wells]
COUNCILLORS ELECTED OR RE-ELECTED
St. Thomas St. George St. John All Saints St. Paul St. Mary
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Nov 1st ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto
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Charles Henry Binsteed William Grant Chambers Frederick Tilly William Kent John Edwards George Rake Edward Emery John Lovegrove Anderson John Baker Robert Edmund Davies George Absolom James Rind Henry Lawrence John William Moore Miller
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re-elected re-elected re-elected re-elected re-elected re-elected re-elected re-elected re-elected re-elected Builder Gent. Builder re-elected
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COUNCILLORS NOT STANDING FOR ELECTION
St. Thomas St. George St. John All Saints St. Paul St. Mary
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William Kemp Charles Bettesworth Hellard Thomas Batchelor Richard William Ford Louis Arnold Vandenburgh James Trayler George Clarke Meshach Hannam William Plyer Helby Edward Talbot Palmer Joseph Starling Blake John Richard Barnes Thomas Cousins George White Charles Houghton Isaac Byerley George Edward Kent James Young William Henry Dore Isaac Ridoutt Henry Burford Norman Timothy White Arthur Cudlipp Richard Marvin John Augustus Howell Howell Edwin Galt Mark Edwin Frost Henry Matthews
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