as 2nd Earl of Northumberland Appointment of Cooke as Joint Paymaster of the Forces Note (1768): Stooks Smith attributes 1,292 votes to Wilkes. Stooks Smith does not give candidates party labels in Middlesex until after this election. Death of Cooke Note (1768): Poll 6 days (Source: Stooks Smith) Expulsion from the House of Wilkes, declared incapable of being elected 3 February 1769 Expulsion from the House of Wilkes, election declared void Expulsion from the House of Wilkes, election declared void 17 March 1769 Election return of Wilkes amended to Luttrell by Parliament on 14 April 1769 and Luttrell seated as the MP 15 April 1769 Death of Glynn Note (1790): The George Byng who contested Middlesex elections from this year is a different person from the one who stood previously Parliament of the United Kingdom Note (1802): Poll 15 days (Source: Stooks Smith) Election of Burdett declared void 9 July 1804 Note (1804): Poll 15 days (Source: Stooks Smith) Election of Mainwearing challenged by a petition of Burdett. Mainwaring unseated and Francis Burdett seated on 5 March 1805. (Source: The Times (of London), edition of 6 March 1805) Election of Burdett challenged by a petition of Mainwearing. Burdett unseated and George Boulton Mainwaring seated with effect from 10 February 1806. (Source: The Times (of London), edition of 10 February 1806) Note (1806): Poll 15 days (Source: Stooks Smith) Note (1820): Poll 12 days (Source: Stooks Smith) Note (1835): The Thomas Wood who contested Middlesex elections from this year is a different person from the one who was elected in 1779 Byng's death caused a by-election. 12577 Creation of Grosvenor as 1st Baron Ebury Byng became known by the courtesy title of Viscount Enfield when his father became 2nd Earl of Strafford in 1860 Death of Hanbury Appointment of Hamilton as Vice-President of the Privy Council Committee on Education Appointment of Hamilton as First Lord of the Admiralty Constituency divided in the 1885 redistribution See also List of former United Kingdom Parliament constituencies Unreformed House of Commons List of parliaments of England Duration of English, British and United Kingdom parliaments from 1660 References Citations Sources British Parliamentary Election Results 1832-1885, compiled and edited by F.W.S. Craig (The Macmillan Press 1977) The House of Commons 1509-1558, by S.T. Bindoff (Secker & Warburg 1982) The House of Commons 1558-1603, by P.W. Hasler (HMSO 1981) The House of Commons 1660-1690, by Basil Duke Henning