Charter and Ordinances of the Borough of Carlisle: To Which Are Prefixed Incidents of the Early History of the Town, with a Succinct Notice of Its Present Condition (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from Charter and Ordinances of the Borough of Carlisle: To Which Are Prefixed Incidents of the Early History of the Town, With a Succinct Notice of Its Present Condition

In those primitive times, because of a sparse population, elections were not very regular, but difficulties in these cases were settled in a summary manner, and at much less expense than in this intelligent age, for in 1756 when William Allen, was returned a member Of the Assembly for two counties.

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