The address of Mr. Michael Scales to the Court of ... Aldermen ... Guildhall, on Tuesday, 29th October, 1833 (requesting that he be admitted as alderman of the ward of Portsoke)

The address of Mr. Michael Scales to the Court of ... Aldermen ... Guildhall, on Tuesday, 29th October, 1833 (requesting that he be admitted as alderman of the ward of Portsoke)

by Michael Scales

1833

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