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This list shows the supporters of James Hadden. At that time he was Lord Provost of Aberdeen, in his effort to secure a seat in Parliament at the first election after the Reform Act was passed.

Horatio Ross points out to his constituents that he does not intend to stand again at another election.

This poster is entreating Bannerman's supporters to remember to make their claims to vote before 20th August.

Holt Mackenzie, a Liberal candidate, requests the electors of the named towns to vote for him in the first election after the Reform Act.

The poster states that Victoria, who had recently become queen, was a supporter of Reform.

In spite of Mr Ross, a Conservative, being unable to attend meetings in Aberdeen, his supporters still wished to show their support for him.

Political squib condemning Reform.

Report of the nomination of candidates for the first election after the Reform Act was passed.

Poster asking electors in Aberdeenshire to support the Liberal candidate, Sir Thomas Burnett.

The poster, written by James Adam, Radical editor of the Aberdeen Herald, lets the public know that Mr Duncan is not entitled to appropriate the public land at the Links as part of the new railway line.