Elections in Newark Stafford and Yarmouth chair shifts
The piece details parliamentary elections and replacements for Newark in Nottinghamshire Stafford Borough and Midhurst Sussex as well as appointments and debates. It notes Lord William Manners and Lord Viscount Chetwynd elected without opposition and other MPs chosen in place of deceased or vacating peers. It also mentions military appointments and obituaries, with various local and international notes on governance, trade, and diplomacy shaping the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Manners
Newark
Nottinghamshire
General Sutton
Deceas
John Lord Viscount Chetwynd
Stafford
Thomas Foley
John Peachy
Midhurst
Sussex
Henry Peachy
William Aiflabie
Rippon
County of
York
John Briftow
Winchelsea
Robert Briftow
House of Commons
Augustine Earle
Great Yarmouth
John Murray
Dormer
Regiment of Foot
Ireland
Horse Grenadier Guards
Cotterel
Murray
Beard
Fe’nnight
Chelsea
Bruce
Regiment of Invalids
Fielding
Chelsea College
Flanders
William
Duke of Marlborough
Ramellies
Thomas Ruffel
London
Middlesex
Cripplegate Church
Thomas Noldrett
Swan Tavern
Southwark
Walbrook
Bauldry
St. Stephen Walbrook
Ryan
South-Sea Company
Aldersgate-street
Jeremiah Knmyans
Charing- Cross
John Marabequi
Carthagena
New Spain
N.S
Jamaica
Coatee
Camberwell
Harper
le Moin
Duke of Portland
Everly
Wilts
Salisbury
Arundel
Morley
Meff. Stokes
Heath
Guernsey
Ilington
Poulson
Mills
Katharine Heightley
Sarah Flood
Westminster
John Cross
Nathaniel Blackerby
Henrry Penton
Thomas Archer
Southampton
John Brown
James Smith
Millicent Hoskins
Elizabeth Holden
Sarah Oakley
Newgate
Col. de Veil
George Read
Holford’s Alley
Drury-lane
Oakley
Mr. Hine
Edward Haines
Charles Coker
Jone
Mary Wilson
Gatehouse
Justice Frazer
Mary Kimpilag
Venn
Belfast
Corsica
Vienna
Sweden
Hungary
Paris Alamain
Genoa
Jaff
Leghorn
Bastia
Hague
Russia
France
M. Louchenski
M. de Vetang
Great Britain
Black Sea
Antwerp
States General
Griffier Fagel
Ottoman Porte