Common-hall nominates aldermen and Wooldridge resigns Sheriff
At Guildhall a Common-hall chose Sir Thomas Hallifax for Lord Mayor and Mr. Alderman Thomas for Sheriff. Alderman Wooldridge, excused from serving, addressed the Livery with dignity, declining to continue as Sheriff due to national distress. The Court approved his excusal and directed the bond be delivered.
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Guildhall
Thomas Hallifax
James Esdaile
Knts
Alderman Thomas
Alderman Wooldridge
John Hart
Lisbon
Thomas Farr
Bristol
Cape St. Vincent’s
Mary and
James
London
Falmouth
Sctuval
Ellancs
Portugal
Spain
Harr
Algarve
Gregory Potbury
Sarah Anna
Exeter
Gibraltar
Malaga
William Carter
Chester
Genoa
William Davis
Good Intent
Newcastle
Beh
Vienna
Grand Duke of
Tuscany
Baron de B
Moravia
Aldeman Wooldridge
Cadogan Heir May Stand For Cambridge Seat
The Hon. Cadogan, son of the present Earl, is reported to stand as candidate for Cambridge in place of his father, now Lord Cadogan. Last night the Earl of Rosebery’s newborn daughter, named Charlotte, was baptized at Houand-House with Queen, Countess of Clanricarde, and Duke of Argyle as sponsors. Dispatches reached the Plantation office from Quebec via the Mativ, noting Captain Mallert’s arrival at Portnouth.
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Tees
Court of Common Council
Miss Caley
Covent Garden Theatre
Polly
Mas Catley
Miss Catley
Chester
London
Bowftt
Finchley Common
Brown’s Well
Caenwood
Bow-street
Sampson Wright
James D
O'd Bailey
Holloway
Price Johnites
64Th Regiment
Savoy
Sir John Fielding
Samuel Smith
Sailor Sam
George Holland
Warwickshire
Clerkenwell-green
Ben Johnson
Westmoreland - Buildings
Weavers Arms
Grub-street
Mr. Phillips
Smith
Holland
Paris
Rue Notre Dame
Johnston
Richardson
Earl of Essex
Lord Cathcart
Jotutton
Statford Upon Avon
John
M. Fourcy
Ater Fey
Fasaay
Jean
Dunkirk
Marechalfé
John Fielding
Cambridge
Benjamin Keene
Elys
Bishop of
Ely
Peterhouse
Cadogan
Thomas Plumer Byde
Erc
Ware Park
Mertforshire
Stirl
Derby
Gloucester
Cottenham
Lord Cadogan
Earl of Rosebery
Worcester
Houand-House
Charlotte
Countess of Clanricarde
Duke of Argyle
Quebec
Mativ
Mallert
Portnouth Fem Wai Place
Warren's True Original Milk of Roses Purifier for Skin
Broad 18th century advertisement extolls Warren's milk of roses as a cleanser for infants from six hours old and a purifier for adults, touting its cooling balsamic effects to prevent dryness and treat sunburns freckles pimples redness and black worms. Also notes locations in Golden-square and Cheapside and price details. Includes a separate note on Fuller's Purifier for cleansing cloths and a public lottery affidavit at Guildhall with lottery office rules and shipping committee tender notices dated September 25 1776 and October 2.
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Warren
Richard Warren
Golden-Fleece
Marybone-street
Golden-square
Woodstreet
Cheapside
Guildhall
F. Newman
John Thomas
Bartholomew Lane
Bartholomew-lane
Bank of ‘England
Eas-Indian House
Committee of Shipping
United Company of Merchants of England
East-Indies
Cogran
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Postscript
Lon,don
Staten Lland
Dublin
New-York
Hudson’s River
Rogers
Charles Town
South-Carolina
Lee
Peter Parker
Clinton
Congress
New- York
Connecticut
Bustun
Rhode Island
Long Island
Washington
Corke
New York
Lord Howe
General Congress
Bae
India
Pr. Navy
Long-Acre
Burch-H’s
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