City Creditors Petition House of Commons Committee Names
A long report lists creditors of the City for a fifty year term and a committee of four Aldermen and eight Commoners including Sir Daniel Lambert and Anthony Lucas. The group prepared a petition, read to the Court, for presentation by the Sheriffs. Royal wardrobe moves to Montague House in Buffel-street. Royal updates include Duke of Cumberland reviews and promotions in the First Regiment of Foot Guards. Multiple vessel seizures and captures in Atlantic trade are noted, along with parliamentary seats and appointments, crime reports, and local deaths. Also listed are court sessions, trials, and circuits for Lent, with various judges and bankrupts named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Daniel Lambert
Deputy Nelson
Ald. Winterbottom
Anthony Lucas
Ald. Alsop
Robert Henshaw
Ald. Tronside
James Hodges
Deputy Harrison
Benjamin Gascoyne
Deputy Sclater
Robert Wilson
Queen-street
Montague-house
Buffel-street
Henry Drax
Thomas Erle Drax
Lords
the Treasury
Nicholson
Arundel-street
Strand
Sollicitor
Admiralty
Bedford
Sterling-Castle
Chatham
Litchfield
Coventry
Pilkington
Church of Litchfield
Richard Bullock
Streatham
Portsmouth
Plymouth
Sir Edward Hawke
Bath
Leo
Spithead
East
West Indies
Ireland
Kilner
Lancaster
Barbadoes
Anglesea
Kinsale
Bowell
Cowes
Lisbon
Hope
Cariteens
Venice
Zent
Rotterdam
Brett
Achilles
Hofman
Newfoundland
Legour
Alguira
Diamond
Simkins
Burlings
Angel
Christiansand
Jacobson
Waterford
Ostend
Kent
Philadelphia
Cork
Bayonne
L’armarante
Palmere
Rochelle
St. Domingo
Gibraltar
Eagle
Maffam
Leghorn
Cranbury
Guillaume
Southampton
Bay of Biscay
Clare-Market
East Ham
Sadlee’s Wells
Vacancy for Master at Tenterden Free Grammar School
The Trustees of the Free Grammar School at Tenterden Kent announce the mastership is vacant. Interested gentlemen should send their names and addresses to the Mayor of Tenterden. The elected officer will receive a well rented dwelling house a ten pound annual rent free tax a parcel of marsh land yielding ten pounds yearly and the profits from the scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerfill
Lambeth
St. Clement’s
Wych Street
Raylton
Hoxton
Old Street Church
St. Agnes le Clare
Edmund Rambow
New Prison
Thomas Burdus
James Hendy
Bayswater
Elizabeth Owen
Thomas Corpe
Linnen-Draper
Holborn
Briscoe
Cheapside
Woodstreet-Compter
Surry
Guildhall
Thomas Jones
Benjamin Cole
King’s Head Court
William Lupton
Newgate
King’s Bench
Westminster
St. Margaret’s Hill
Southwark
Elizabeth Adams
West Ham
Essex
Harwood
His Majesty’s Navy
Richard Owen
James Street
Bedford Row
Yetterday
William Holmes
Red Lion
Sun
Sweeting’s Alley
Free Grammar School
Tenterden
Kent
Also Mentioned on This Page
Exchequer
Westminster-Hall
Northern
Lee
Abney
Midland
Willes
Baron Clarke
Norfolk
Baron Parker
Justice Dennison
Oxford
Baron Clive
Justice Birch
Home
Justice Wright
Justice Burnett
Western Circuit
Itis Foster
Baron Legge
John Hadden
London
Henry Wood
St. James’s Market
Joseph Etherington
Gracechurch- Street
Bagfhot-Heath
Egham
Rushton
Kettering
Northamptonshire
Bosco
Rymer
Yarm
Yorkpire
Traveller
Trouchton
Brooke Street
Grosvenor Square
Ethuen
Streights
Lowett
Methuen
Corsica
Cavendish-Square
Prince’s Street
Cavendish Square
Madeira
Treworga Wear
Ruan-Langhorne
Cornwall
Lewis
Falmonh
Freneffon
Verryan
Treneffon
Hawkins
Calhendra
Treneifon
Tregony
Thomas Archer
Penryn
Kegilliack
Budock
William Pyarce
Leafe
Exeter
Falmouth
Martin Davis
Cali
Mr. Thoms
Mr. Warburton
SS Chau BE
Alekhixedek
R. Baldwin
Pater-nofter-row
E. Easton
Sar