Nominated Shire Preferences in the 1776 Exchequer List
A London Gazette extract lists nominees by county for sheriffs for the morrow of St. Martin in 1776. Numerous named gentlemen from Berkshire to Yorkshire are recorded alongside arrivals and ships at various ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Martin
George
Dear
S. W
Wellstand
Hanover Planter
Loney
Antigua
Meredith, Shocraft
Florisia
Champion, Fellows
Tobago
Henrietta, Elder
Portsmouth
Columbus
Mercury
Abby
Barcelona
Lynn
Loyalty
Horsburgh
Kidwelly
Petesburgh
Liberty
Ladd
London
Naples
Joseph
Jenkins
Newfoundland
Malaga
Adlive
Ford
Fanny
Wood
Ireland
Dublin Society
Reed
Carthagena
Property
Martin
St. Abe's
Hamburgh
Christina
Huikes
Charming Polly
Newby
Hoylake
Bileffing
Weod
Leghorn
Ann
Baker
Bristol
Jamaica
Commerce
Addis
St. Kitt’s
John
Maddox
Corke
Dublin
Nancy
Lohan
Mary
Agnes
Traynor
Sheal
Lisbon
Queenborowell
Downs
Andrew
Wolm
Oporto
James
Mathews
Glorious
Stuart
Lancaster
Favourite
Keys
Ruffel
Hallifax
Pearl
Branter
Liverpool
Vibert
Bilboa
Sukey
Hayward
James Lattimer
St. Alban’s
Hertfordshire
Guildhall
Conestable
Abchurch.lane
Samuel Leigh
St. George the Martyr
Midelesex
Dealer
Chapman
Mr. Kennedy
Budkcourt
Temple
Samuel Woodhouse
Bath
Somierferthiré
White-hart Inn
Stall-freet
William Percival
John Watson the Younger
Susterland
Bull
Stamford
Lincolnshire
George Edmunds
Peterborough
Samuel Sedgley
William Hilhouse
Willam Randolph
Merchants and Partners
Bush Tavern
Corn-street
Brdtol
Samuel Hinton
Coventry
Hikman
King’s-head
Alexander Petty
Heath
Oxfordshire
Dealer and Chapman
Baynard’s-green
Northamptonshire
Alexander Murray
Gordon Urquhart
Villiers Street
Strand
Middlesex
Mercer
Thomas Pearce
Clothfair
James Stewart
Stewart
Friday Street
Guildhail
Joseph Agus the Elder
Joseph Agus the Younger
Market Street
Hay-market
St. James
Westminster
James Fletcher
Manchester
Lancashire
Thomas Stephens
Princes-street
Leicester-fields
Stames
London Dispatches Reach Court at Versailles From Quebec News
Late letters from New York and Halifax report quiet conditions around Quebec and Long Island. British ships prize and press from Annapolis to Scilly shore up fleet strength as officers and soldiers endure harsh camps and prize exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kew
Mansfield
Dartmouth
Weymouth
North
Germain
Barrington
Lord Stormont
Versailles
General Carlton
Quebec
Hopewell
Moor
Isle of Wight
New York
Walter Nugent
Lord Clare
Long Island
Halifax
Viper
Annapolis
Liverpeele Frommacraise
New-York River
Hudson’s River
Jeffsey
Panlus Hook
Morlaix
Williamsburg
Virginia
America
Biter
Dover
Kentish
Bluesfields
Jamaica
Pallas
Cornwallis
Cabot
Henman
Westmoreland
Lowther
Cowman
Ditto
Esther
Harvey
Watson
Pearson
Liverpool
Clarendon
Dennison
Glasgow
N. Lung
Kentith
Betsey
Angus
Scilly
Portmouth
Sandwich
Edwards
Wallingham
Rowley
Richard Bickerton
Valiant
Leveson Gower
Elding
New-York
Lord Howe
Congress
Paris
Fontainbleau
de Biragues
Exeter
Baring
Cholwich
William Hamilton
Naples
Italy
Old Lloyd's Coffle-House
Board of Admiralty
Portsmouth
Plymouth
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The
London Gazette
Berkshire
Peregrine Furie
Hernham
Henry Hall
Cookham
Thomas Wyld
Speen
Bedfordshire
John Sayer Weal Reynal
Egginton
John Lawson
Barton
Arthur Jennings
Harlington
Buckinghamshire
Benjamin Way
Denham
George Shergould
Iver
John Ballock
Colnbrook
Umberland
Robert Watters
Whitehaven
Humphry Senhouse
Nether Hall
John Briscos
Crofton
Cheshire
Wm. Tatton, the Younger
Withinshaw
Peter Kyfin Heton
Moore
Samuel Barrow
Shippenhall
Cambridge
Huntingdonshire
Charles Allix
Swaffham
Willam Bastard
Kitley
George Cross
Duryard
Dorletthirg
Richard Bingham
Melcomb Horsey
George Snow
Langton Long Blandford
Anthony Chapman
Holnert
Derbyshire
Joseph Baggaley Bradshaw
Holbrooke
John Heath
Derby
Francis Hurt
Aldernathley
Essex
Henry Sperling
Pineshall
Stanes Chamberlayne
Hatfield Broadoak
William Lushington
Latton
Gloucestershire
William Hayward Winstone
Oldbury
Sir Onestphorus Paul
Bart
James Dutton
Shireborne
Thomas Blackmore
Hunddon
Bros
Richard Baker
Hartingfordbury
John Sevanche
Hatfield
Herefordshire
James Clutton
Kinnersley
William Edwards
Sapey
William Mathews
Langarren
Kent
Benjamin Harenc
Foots Cray
John Morse
Denhill
John Ward
Westerham
William Adams Williams
Langibby
Northumberland
Walliam Ord
Fenham
Charles Brandling
Gosforth House
Prank Crafter
Crafter
John Booth
Glendon Hall
William Rofe
Daventry
Robert Andrew
Harletton
Norfolk
Charles Garneys
Haddenham
Thomas Beevor
Hetherl
John Barker
Shopham
Nottinghamshire
Joseph Sykes
Newark
Robert Wilson Cracroft
Newak
John Muller
John Weyland
Wood Eaton
Charles Burrell Mariinberd
Checkenson
Edward Witte
Salford
Brutlandshire
William Kemp
Belton
Robert Hotchkin
South Luttenham
George Godfrey
Wardley
Shropshire
Dudley Acland
Millichap
Robert Corbett
Longnor
Thomas Edwardes
Shrewsbury
Somersetshire
John ‘Irevelyan
Nettlecombe
Thomas Horner
Mells
Wickham
John Richards
Hambledon
Afcanius Wiliam
Pilewell
George Nelson
Epsom
George Glynn
Ewell
William Baghtwell Sumner
Hardhlands
Sussex
John Newnham
Maresfeld
Thomas Kemp
Lewes
John Harrison
Rotherfeld
Warwickshire
Gore Townsend
Honington
Charles Bowyer Adderley
Hams
Fal
Samuel Aylworth
Halford
Woresberthire
Samuel Netherton
Chaseley
Robert Bromley
Worcester
Richard Ihgrath
Wiltshire
Joseph Coleborne
Hardenhush
Paul Cobb Methuen
Cumberhwell
William Béach
Netherhaven
Yorkshire
Bacon Frank
Campfall
Rowland Wynn
Nortell
Geo. Cayley
Brompton
Fdelphi
Whitechapel
Bethnal-grétn
Walter Rawlinson
Elizabeth Jacobs
Jacobs
Dolphin
Temple-Bar
Charles Morton
British Museum
Matty
Davison
Wimpole-treet
Cavendish-Square
John Whitgield
Featherstone-street
Bunhill-row
White Horse
Chilwell Street
Martha Parsons
Ham
Hatefield
Owen
Capt. Owen
His Majesty’s Navy
Philip
Janings Clerke
Barnet
Gray
Palladium
J. Bew
Paternofterstow