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Royal assent granted and offices filled in 1727 duties
The king granted royal assent to continuing duties on Malt, Mum, Cyder and Perry for 1727. Various appointments follow, including Yorke as Purse-Bearer and Hayward as Deputy, with other clerks and secretaries named. The Archbishop paid homage at St James's. New writ for Tregony and MPs reshuffled. Reports from Paris, Cadiz and Spain note storms, shipwrecks, and political mutterings. Regular criminal cases, accidents, and market notices fill the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Peers
Perry
Yorke
Talbott
Hayward
Young
Hutton Perkins
Thomas Woodford
Efy
Idle
Lincoln’s Inn
Matthew le Heup
Commissions of the Peace
Canterbury
St. James’s
Tregony
Cornwall
Robert Cowan
Deceas
John Boscawen
Lord Falmouth
Joseph Gulfton
George Townshend
Greenwich
West Indies
John Neal
Coventry
Adolphus Oughton
Paris
Earl of Kinnoul
Pewterers Hall
Lime-street
Joseph Hankey
Langbourn
Creed
Ormond-street
William Herriot
James Rogers
Ryslip
Middlesex
Bath
Wardour
William Wardour
Borough of
Calne
Wilts
Helston
Mediterranean
Sicily
Ancona
Leghorn
Vincent Smith
Cadiz
N.S
Puerto Rico
N.S. de Beleu
Drury-lane Play-house
Col. de Veil
Charles Donnahough
Dennis
Eliz. Perrith
Tottenham-Court
Samuel Morgan
Tottenham-Court Road
Newgate
Warwick
Grimes
Fettérlane
St. Montain
Madrid
Don Philip
Duke de Montemar
Chauvelin
Battile
London Gazette
Philip Lord Hardwicke
Great Britain
Thames
South Sea
Royal
London
Nda
Ditta
King’s Theatre