Nomination of Sheriffs for London and Middlesex 1724
A long notice lists the unanimous nomination at a meeting of aldermen and merchants for the sheriffs of the City and County of Middlesex for the year ensuing. Robert Baylis, Esq. and Joseph Eyles, Esq. are named as nominees with supportive remarks on their loyalty to King George and the constitution. Additional notices advertise plays, lost items, and a large auction of books and estates in Westminster and St. James's Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchant-Taylors-Hall
Robert Baylis
Joseph Eyles
London
Councy
Middlesex
King George
Pamily
Trisnor
Fintner
Richard Brocas
Richard Levett
Mercer
George
White Po Lane
Epsom Wells
Gambier
Marchal
Taftanne
St. James's Square
St. Janes’s Square
Elizabeth Grarvile
Steffie
Saat Ten Priype
Royal Gardens
Gol House
India
Elizabeth Granvile
Theald House
Rome
Derry
St. Peter's Church
Fogland
A. Bettesworth
Red Lyon
Paternoster Row
Academy of Accommorants
Whilton
Emily
Tho
Church of England
Benj. Worster
Claus
M.A
Tho.mas
Lens
N.bo
Eliz Oe
R. Franklin
Tom
Ruie
John Flert
C. Meere
Ludgate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alice
Olt Palace Yard
Westminster
N.B
Waltham Abbey
R. Albans
Se. Albans
Thomas Beech
Cheapside
Darby Court
New-Forest
Muin Ware-house
Scotch-hall
Fleet-ditch
Bridewell
Loidos
Tonbridge
Folin
Harri
Ruthworth
Cole@ion
Kennet
Eachard Hift
Fael
Hooke
Barret
Sandford
Sommers
Cardinal Woolfry Holingthed
Lacke
Whirlrcke
Rolle
Clarendon
Follette Uwrarthrac
Inigo Jones
Stonberge
Keating
Ireland
Tillotson
Morac
Palladio
Dryden
Rawleigh Hitt
Spenser
Lefly
Hammond
Rate
Gibson
Camden
Corbet
Addison
Rose Tavern
Temple-Bar
Phillip Bedingfeld
Gert
Burnham-Thorpe
Norfolk
J. Wotton
Temple Gate
Fleetstrrer