SIR WILLIAM MORE'S CASE.  

Borough of Haslemere in Surrey.  THE Right of Electing in the said Borough, is in such Freeholders', who are also Inhabitants; as was Adjudged this Parliament, in the Case of George Evelyn Esq  
The Number of such at the time of this present Election, was not above 27 at most, one whereof gave no Voice.  
Of these, 23 Voluntarily, and without any Soliciation, Invited Sir William More, who is Lord of the said Borough, to accept of an Election.  
After which the Petitioner, Sir Philip Lloyd, being a mere Stranger, comes into the said Borough, and by Insinuations, Promises, and other Indirect means, works off six of those Electors, who had before freely offered their Voices for the said Sir William More; which, with two Voices more turned over to him, by Mr. Dereham (who was also a Competiter in the said Election) and one more, being an Alehousekeeper, where he Lodged his Provisions, and made his Entertainments, in all make nine, one of which was Excommunicated: Besides these, Sir Philip Polls three more, who have no right to Elect, as will be proved.  
Sir William More is Returned by the Bailiff, and 17 more, who have undoubted Right to Elect. 

Pro MORE.  
William Rapley, Bailiff.  
Peter Hull,  
John Billinghurst,  
John Case,  
John Carter, Sen.  
John Dudman,  
John Maunt,  
John Carter, Jun.  
John Wakeford,  
John Habens,  
Robert Jackman,  
Richard Valour,  
Robert Billinghurst,  
William Ride, Sen.  
Thomas Overington,  
Thomas Dennier,  
Edward Ride,  
Henry Holt.    

Pro LLOYD.  
Edmund Upton, The Alehousekeeper.  


Abraham Upfold,  
George Osborne,   These turned over by Dereham.  


William Marks,  
James Fig,  
Will. Ride, Jun.  
William Chitty,  
John Bredah,  
Richard Bradfold, Excommunicated.   These six had before freely offered their Voices for Sir Willam More  


Rob. Billinghurst,  
Thomas Boxall,  
Will, Haslegrove.   These had no Right to Vote in the Election.   
By all which it appears that Sir Philip Lloyd had but Eight Voices at most, that can pretend to be due Electors: And Sir William More had Seventeen Legal Electors.