- A
wardmote was a
meeting of the
inhabitants of a ward, or a
court held in the ward, to try
defaults in
matters relating to the watch, police, and the like...
- the
wardmote and
appoints one of the
common councillors of the ward as a
deputy (in some
wards two are appointed) for the year ahead.
Wardmotes at which...
-
remaining function is the
running of an
annual Wardmote of electors,
representatives and officials. At the
Wardmote the ward's
Alderman appoints at
least one...
-
Wards of the City of London,
where gatherings for each ward
known as "
wardmotes" have
taken place since the 12th century. The word was much
later applied...
- the
eight major ceremonies of the
civic calendar and open and
close the
wardmotes (the
election meetings for
members of the City's
courts of
Aldermen and...
-
elections take
place every six years. All
registered voters are
invited to a
wardmote.
Where the
number of
candidates nominated equals the
number of
vacant places...
- with a
Captain Richard Marsh, who in 1678 is
recorded in the
Faversham Wardmote Books as
contributing by far the
largest of the 'Brewers Fines' made at...
- Corporation.
Archived from the
original on 17
November 2012. "City of
London Wardmote Book (2021)" (PDF). City of
London Corporation. cityoflondon.gov.uk/. Retrieved...
- 2017.
Natasha Lloyd-Owen wins
Castle Baynard by-election citymatters.london "The City
Wardmotes". The Times. No. 36958. London. 23
December 1902. p. 9....
- hold the office,
refused to
ratify his appointment. Notwithstanding, the
Wardmote returned him
twice more. On his
third return, the
Court of
Aldermen declared...
