Feast of the SONS of the CLERGY accounts 1747 charity
The stewards of the Feast of the Sons of the Clergy report the 1747 charity collection totaling 16621 pounds 7 shillings. Funds are allocated to apprentice placements for children of poor clergymen with numerous named beneficiaries including Hannah Williams Ann Clark Amey Huffey Mary Goodwin Thomas Green and others across London Birmingham Covent Garden and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s
Merchant- Taylors Hall
Sroe Roleantes
Hannah Williams
London
Ann Clark
Amey Huffey
St. Martin In the Fields
Mantua
Mary Goodwin
Ditto
Hugh Davis
Thomas Green
Birmingham
Turner Thomas-Ridgley Loveday
John Wilson
Henrietta-Street
Covent-Garden
Samuel Jones
George Lomax
Brecon
Joseph Ridley
Richard Field
Bristol
Ann Ramsay
Bridget Cobb
Southampton Street
Aid E .Pies L’isle
Hannah Tunstall
St. John’s
Westminster
Robert Howdell
Richard Brooke
Dalton
Kirk-Heaton
Yorkshire
Mary Watson
Aone Mathyson
Durham-Yard
The
Strand
Walter Barry
Edward Frances
Griffith Pattenden
Lothbury
Robert Cory
Thomas Hrngnall
Cambridge
Apothecary
Elizabeth Frinsham
Sarah Klewert
St. Andrew’s
Holborn
Foster Lane
Kbinder
John Hitchins
William Rand
Silver Street
Martha Dolbin
Ann Lavington
Joseph Long
Thomas Bounds
Itching
Southampton
Elizabeth Long
Ann‘Cowper
James Margetson
Robert Withers
Fenchurch Street
Sadler
Annings
Sarah Price
Dorchester
Oxfordshire
Mary Manning
Mary Giles
St. George’s
Hanover Square
Katherine Nanny
Elizabeth Wright
St. Paul's
Covent Garden
Prudence Cox
Sarah Manning
Exon
Charles Betts
John Midwinter
Hitching
Hertfordshire
Susannah Houston
Susannah Millard
Wels
Mary Rowlands
Mary Gallimore
Cherry
Staffordshire
Daniel Powell
Rupert Gottliff
Ashbour
Derby
William Horner Vervier
Joseph Bacon
Wells
Susannah Jones
Ann and
Katherine Walton
Bath
Sarah Houston
Ann Reading
Salisbury
Woolley Maisterson
George Whately
Litchfield
Frances Child
Samuel Chamberlain
Ewhurst
Sudlex, Taylor
Thomas Drake
Thomas Fotherby
Lincoln
Elizabeth Noble
Selima Dixon
Betty Carter
Ann Lyon
Pickering
Elizabeth Allen
Phebe Deveth
St. James’s Street
Colebron Hancock
Thomas Betts
St. Martin’s In the Fields
Martha Bishop
Esther Hilderley
Bedford Street
Susannah
Millene
George Lythe
John Busfield
York
Frances Cardale
Lydia Cardale
Hinckley
Leicestershire
Millincr
Sarah’ Watson
Elizabeth Dalton
Tavistock Street
Manty
Robert Cowder
Jatter
Hoffer
French Plot and Arrest of M. de la Salle Stir Versailles
A Paris letter reports strong French anger over the arrest of M. de la Salle at Dantzick and possible French plans to seize Dantzick ships in France. It alleges La Salle aided North Sea naval schemes for France, sought to unite Berlin Saxony and Poland against Russia, and to influence Petersburgh while clashing with Vienna and Britain. Punishment is feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
the Hague
M. de da Salle
Dantaick
Versailles
Ministry
France
Count de Maurepas
Eizé
Marquis Des Islarts
Dresden
Marquis de Puysieux
M. de la Salle
Dantzyck
Petersburgh
Berlin
Saxony
Poland
Bavaria
Palatine
Wirtemberg
Vienna
Great Britain
de la Salle
Dantzick
M.de la Salle
Allion
Storm wreck near Marblehead claims crew and passengers
Report from Plantation News recounts a violent storm last week off New Providence. The brigantine Capt. Coverty bound for this place was driven to pieces on rocks two miles eastward of Marblehead. Most aboard perished. only one young man was saved in a remarkable manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boftop
N. E
Coverty
New Providence
Marblehead
Aengee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cornwaltis
Carmichael
Ayscouch
Curts Barton
Roseat Burrs
Tilson
Mr. Stephens
EpwaArp Willes
Watens Comyn
Henry Newcomb
George Stainforth
George Hayter
Ald Thes
Ruremonde
Maefe
d’Aylva
Maestricht
M. de Lowendahl
Mechlin
M. de Colignon
Hussars
States General
Schelt
Scheld
Steenbergen
Mayz
Bergen-op-Zoom
Becaus
Hague
Maeestricht
Marshal Saxe
Baron d’Aylva
Prince of Orange
At la Chapelle
Aix la Chapelle
Cape Breton
Dunkirk
Low Countries
Dutchy
Luxemburg
Savor
Don Philip
Lorrain