Charity Disbursements of the Feast 1745 to Clergy Apprentices
The Stewards of the Feast of the Sons of the Clergy report funds raised at St Pauls Choir and a merchant hall feast on April 30 and May 2 1745 were dispensed to apprentice poor clergymen. Names and sums paid cover Mantua-makers milliners shoemakers shipwrights and various trades in London Covent Garden Bath Shropshire and beyond, detailing recipients from Frances Leigh to George Powel and many others.
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St. Paul’s
Frances Leigh
Susan Smith
Goodman’s Fields
Martha Thomas
Sarah Thomas
Fetter-Lane
Phillipia Rowland
Robert Watkinson
Samuel Allen
St. Aldwyns
Gloucester
Anne Ryder
Sarah Smyther
Wenlock
Shropshire
Mary Snow
Mary Painter
St. Giles’s In the Fields
Mantua
Charles Patterson
Christopher Keynion
Covent-Garden
Thomas Wray
Richard Godgtly
Liverpool
Deborah Lewis
Anne Wallade
Stamford
Lincolnshire
Philip Morgan
Thomas Streek
London
Frances Peers
Cuth.Ayscough
Bedford-street
Anne Bayley
Elizabeth Barlow
St. Mary Bothaw
Mary Barker
Elizabeth Higgins
Wem
William Hobson
Thomas Lindsay
Southwark
Charles Skelton
Launcelot Rudyard
St.Anne’s
Soho
Edward Seawell
John Rensforth
Mitcham
Surrey
Callico
Susanna Williams
Bithia‘Stowers
German-Street
Elizabeth Salmon
Ellin Williamson
Whitchurch
Bridgnorth
Ieee
Frances Heyman
Anne Younge
Canterbury
NZAC
Christian Hill
Elizabeth Perry
Yeovill
Somersetshire
Elizabeth Richards
Martha Emry
Breadstreet
Matthew Leffey
John Juby
Mary Headington
Lucretia Townson
Strand
Alice Collier
Martha Tongue
Hampton
Staffordshire
Letitia Owen
Elizabeth Allen
William Lazenby
Thomas Randaleton
Warwick
Cumberland
William Bell
Alfred Henderson
Carlisle
Cohn Entick
Robert Brown
Samuel Child
William Child
Ewhurst
Sussex
Peter Pett
Thomas Stillwell
Godalming
Sarah Sheppard
Mary Pope
Salisbury
Christian Straight
Mary Chantrell
Mary Vencer
Diana Fuller
Haslemere
Mary Phillips
Hannah Bishop
Bath
George Dolben
Thomas Dueling
Great Marlow
Bucks
Sarah Coyner
Mary Downs
Carmarthen
Frances Rowland
Lydia Robinson
Newcasstle
Igo
Hannah Snook
Anne Summers
Dorchester
Joseph Wolley
Ehrhard Pohmer
St. Sepulchre’s
Francis Cotton
Carew Cotton
Dunsfold
Mary Jones
Elizabeth Shepheard
St. Martin’s In the Fields
Martha Pye
Rachael Thompson
Sherbourne
Dorsetshire
Mary Ryder
Anne Lawtar
Richard Corbould
George Smith
Stow-Market
Suffolk
Joyner
Henry Raymond
William Underwood
Bartholomew Lane
Henry Scaife
Mr. Wright
Emanuel College
Cambridge
Cook
Thomas Denham
Nathaniel Crouch
Barule
Saddler
Dennis Smelt
George Welbourne
New Molton
Yorkshire
Currier
Peter Cox
William Blackmore
Dulverton
George Powel
Robert Burden
Nottingham
Samuel Williams
Theophilus Grove
Threadneedle-Street
Appointment and Obituary in Treland Dublin
Treland Dublin April 8 The Majesty appointed the Hon Thomas Bligh Ef Brigadier General of his Majesty forces to be Colonel of the Regiment of Dragoons formerly led by Brigadier General Whitshed Last Night died the Right Hon Lord Trimlestown in a very advanced age His death lamented as a nobleman of virtue charity and courtesy
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SS Majesty
Thomas Bligh
His Majesty
Regiment of Dragoons
Whitshed’s
Barnewell
Trimlestown
Disturbances Reported in Scotland as Rebels Move
In Edinburgh dated April 8, the Duke remains at Aberdeen with a well-supplied army. Major General Bland reports no disturbances among the advanced Guards, while rebels on this side are said to have retreated beyond the Spey. Aberdeen Hospital, once founded by Mr Gordon, is now fortified as a barrack and place of defense. Allan McLean of Brolus joins General Campbell at Inverary, which has a strong defense posture and orders for 12 cannon to be moved from Greenock.
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Scotland
Edinburgh
Aberdeen
Bland
Advanc
Gordon
Allan M‘lean
Brolus
Ely
Campbell
Inverary
Grenock
Hanover Troops and Death In Edinburgh Letter Excerpts
A fragmentary London page reports on Hanoverian troops, a fatal mortification, court-sounding scandal, and a possible 10 000 strong British force to join Hessians and Hanoverians in Flanders. It notes the Sheerness returning to Aberdeen with two prizes from the northern seas, including the Providence of Boston, and describes a prisoner exchange near Aberdeen. The Right Hon. is mentioned in passing.
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Hanover
Flanders
Aberdeen
Providence
Boston
New-England
Sinclair
Sheerness
Scotland
George Mackay
Lord Rae
News from the North and London Fire at Bath
Extracts report Dutch warships reinforcing off Holy Island and rebel pay troubles, glacing at Falkirk, Blair Athol, and Bligh command. Notices tell of Bath fire at Westgate House and noble arrivals, fates of officers, and arrests, with Georgia andOrdnance appointments and fraud indictments in London streets.
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Chichester
Robert Gibson
St. David
John Alderson
Harvey Aston
Stephen Holland
Thomas Wilson
David Jenkes
David James
Edward Bookey
Eyton Butts
Thomas Sherwin
Treland
Dublin
Rae Arriv
Holy Island
Smith
France
Prince Charles
Hazard
Fort William
Wassals Rais
Bligh
Falkirk
Blair Athol
Andrew Agnew
Westgate House
Caroline
Mr. Nath
Earl of Dunmore
Hanover Square
Holland
St. James’s
Earl of Rothes
Lords of the Admiralty
Foulkes
Superb
Cape Breton
Oglethorpe
Georgia
Andrew’ Wilkinson
Aldborough
Ordnance
George Gregory
Deceas
War- Office
Lincolin’s Inn- Fields
Ratcliffe
Parbadoes
Anfon Eldridge
Pemberton
Draper’s Court
Throgmorton Street
Iuness
Edmund Jones
Foreign Office
General Post-Office
Lombard Street
Winchester
Grosvenor Street
Hoadley
Furneux Felham
Hertfordshire
George Hill
Doctors Commons
Thomas de Veil
Hicks’s Hall
Bow-Street
Covent Garden
John Mills
Wilson
Thomas Welch
Causular
Bishopsgate-Street
Henry Morse
Dye-a-bright
Red-Lion-Street
Spital-Fields