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Example of pages from the 1872 Municipal Register.

This list shows all the women who were entitled to vote in the First Polling Disctrict in Aberdeen, St Clement's Ward.

These excerpts from December 1925 to October 1926, show Aberdeen City Council's reaction to the General Strike.

This letter is the Banff Town Clerk's reply to the council's resolution that he and the Town Chamberlain must not interfere in elections. See RAD096

This excerpt intimates that the Town Clerk, the Town Chamberlain and any others in paid council positions, are not to interfere with the possible outcome of elections.

This article, also published as a flyer by the Tory paper, the Aberdeen Observer, is not exactly in favour of Alexander Bannerman, MP for Aberdeen.

The Shaver's outlook on the House of Lords.

The New Shaver lampoons Banff and its political tendencies. The New Shaver professed to be apolitical and made fun of Whigs, Tories and Radicals as is illustrated in this example.

Although not entirely in favour of the Chartists demands, The New Shaver was not completely unsympathetic.

The New Shaver was not in favour of Radical or Chartist movements.