Mayoralty Expenses in London City 1774 Committee Inquiry
Letter from John Wilkes 1774 to inquire into the state of the city's oath and mayoralty expenses from 1765 to 1774. Discusses commissions, profits and income of the Lord Mayor's office, and proposed provisions for future sheriffs and mayors. Includes lists of officers, alienations of offices, and receipts from the Chamber, Bridge-house, and other sources.
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Alpyrman Wilkes
London
John Wilkes
Win. Rix
Stirzeon
Hyde
Smithfield
Pelthouse
Common Council
Daiwen
Wm. Kix
John Glynn
Stephen Theodore Janssen
Thomas Nugent
Eva
James Hodges
Ditte
Sheriffs Court
Walter Long
Paul Pielde
Eig
Ditto
Eiq
John Silvester
John Willlliam Rote
Boril- Mayer
Cid
Abendtion
Joh Raincock
Eigs
Wmi
Bolton
Diane Chamber
Bation Seaman
Rimemorareer
Peter ‘Roberts
Lakgeol
William Hurley
Ditta
Iferoun Powney
Cay
Gogol
James Chamnels
Zoool
William Bishop
Wm. Denton
Thomas Beach
Wiliam Nath
George Trawles Houstoun
George Rhodes
Trool
Henry Wildey
Thomas Christie
Lestock Peacock
The
Chamber
William, Cotton
Daniel Smith
John Greig
Michael Cooke
Henry Southouse
William Hewson
John Davis
John Blackall
James Smith
Richard Peaney
William Whitaker
Charles Carey
John Furnivall
Thomas Haycraft
John Long
William Powell
Henry Adnson
Soo
Thomas Gates
Guildhall
Henry Greeme
Joseph Howe
Benjamin Middleditch
Joseph How
William Marshall
Dito
Poultry Compter
Richard ‘Thomas
Wood-Street Compter
John Raincock
Thomas Hall
Racol
Mer
Richard Dan
Sheriffs Courts
John Skinner
Richard Richardson
John
Editon
John Beard
Charles Funter
Richard Briton
Wm. Breat
Francis Leiceser
Oeteas Bridgematters
Thomas Borwick
John Townshend
Bridge-house
Peter Roberts
Southwark
James Kettilby
Bamber Gascoyne
Robert Helder
George Dance
Fald
Willam Puchett
John Barber
Patrick Cawdron
Gol
William Frye
John Read
James Lewis
Edward Smith
Andrew Hearsey
Thomas Kitchin Lookes
Marmaduse Daintry
Newgate
Richard Akerman
Ludgate
John Newman
Wood-street
John Kirby
Christopher Hayes
N. B
Moorfields
John Newton
David Mortier
William Cooper
Samuel Worral
John Norris
Lord Myor
John Hill
Thomas Wimbuth
William Jenkins
Charles Ballett
William Burnett
Henry Beaumont
Timothy Smart
John Ashley
William Foy
Benjamin Beaumont
Timothy Lacey
Felix Clay
James Croft
William Smith
John Rogers
Edward Ingram
Samuel Seawell
Eigg
John Moore
Sir James Esdaile
Matthew Jenour
Richard Bristowe
Joseph Skinner
Felix Smith
Thomas Gurnell
Richard Scrafton
Leafe
Edmund Smith
Thomas Cogan
James Crofte
Thomas Wright
Joseph Kinder
Thomas Cooke
Samuel Toulmin
James Brooks
Govert Cailan
Wilke
Csanger
Leffees
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Mr. Roberts
Mayer’s
Rafter
Old Bailey
Rio
Age fourteen rider injured by a fall from horse
A report from May 26 details a fourteen year old rider thrown from a horse in Park Lane. He fractured his head and died shortly after at St George's Hospital. The piece then promotes Anne Wгарam's Springs as a trusted safety device for riders, claiming wide adoption in Europe and by courts, with demonstrations available at 5 South Street Berkeley Square.
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St George’s Hosptal
Anne Wgaram
Europe
Berkley-square
Britain and
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