Knighthoods and Parliaments in Late 18th Century Record
The chronicle notes knighthood conferred on Ne Fowke of Wigj Stow Suffolk and Sir Charles Hotham elected MP for Beverley in place of his father. It lists marriages, appointments to royal offices, titles granted like Viscount Duncannon, and resignations. Also mentions executions at Tyburn and proclamations offering rewards for disorderly groups calling themselves Blacks in Berks and Southampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne Fowke
Wigj-Stow
Suffolk
Charles Hotham
Beverly
Yorkshire
Desbouverie
Edward Desbouverie
Marri
Bartholomew Clarke
London
Henry Roper
Lord Tenham
James Stuart
Earl of
Bute
William Pensonby
Besborow
Kilkenny
Kingdom of Ireland
Viscount Duncannon
Duncannon
Wexford
Arun
Prideaux
Edmund Prideaux
Edward Tryon
Abraham Fowler
Tower
Brooks
James Littleton
Queensborough
Kent
Langham Booth
Leverpool
Lan
Berks
Southampton
Richard Oakey
John Levee Alias
Funks
Matthew Fhod
Charles Weaver
Tyburn