In July 1827, the inmates of the King's Bench Prison, in Borough, South London, organised a fantastical mock hustings, to elect an MP to represent "Tenterden" (a slang name for the prison) in Parliament.
The inmates of the King's Bench Prison organised a fantastical mock hustings. This was in July 1827. This was to elect an MP to represent "Tenterden" (a slang name for the prison) in Parliament. This was in Borough. Borough was South London.