Nominations and Promotions in 1713 Royal Offices
The article lists multiple high appointments and removals across the government. It names the Bishop of Carlile becoming Bishop of London, the Bishop of Saram becoming Dean of the Chapel Royal in London, and Lord Molineux deposed with Cadogan and Wills named to key posts. It also notes changes in governorships, Treasuries, and Tellers, along with patent signings creating peerages, and stock prices and assorted advertisements.
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Carlile
London
Saram
S Chappel
Lord Molineug
Erle
Lord Cadogan
Wills
Portsmouth
Tho
Micklethwaite
E Q
Ordnance
Macartney
Berwick
Holy Island
Earl of Sunderland
Mr. Aisleby
Mr. Hambden
Lord Torrington
Viscount Foreditch
Earl Cowper
Julie King
Charter-House
D. of
Shrewsbury
South Sea
India
Mehalt
Bank
Tonbridge
Brussels
Flanders
Golden Lyon
Arundel-Street
St. Clement's Church
Srcand
Red Lyon
Richmond
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Thomas Reynolds
Citzen and Weaver
John Pitt
Deceas
St. James’s Park
James Morris
Groceria
Lyonf
Holburs
Ely
Nave
Hacy Comas
Church of
Engleed
Henry Stebbing
M.A. Late
St Catherine’s Hall
Cambridge
J. Pemberton
St. Duntan’s Church
Fleet-street
Newgate
James Sheppard
Justice Hall
Rai Y Ort
Tyburn
J. Morphew
Stationer’s Hall
Bangor
Sadoe
Bip
Prine
H. Clements
Paul’s
J. Bettenham
George Late Duke of Buckingham
Earl of Shaftsbury
M. Wellington
King’s Head
St. Clement’s
Congreve
Cardinal Richlieu
Roger L’ Estrange
Thomas Morer
Rceétor
St. Ann’s Aldersgate
St. Lawrence Jury
A. Betteswerth
Half Moon
C. Rivington
Bible and Crown
St Paul's Church-yard
Fust
Mr. Pyle
Law
Banger
Whch
P le' Chalenge
P. F. Minner
Church of England
Jr. Betteahang
Charles Duke of Shrewsbury
St. J. B
Paliore
J. Roberts
Warwick Lane
Fuft
Europe
Mercury
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