Twenty Wircball Preachers and Royal Chaplains Expence Dispute
A London petition to Parliament protests the burden of maintaining royal chaplains and the two month preaching duty, while others serve at personal cost. It details colonial trade tensions with Spain, seizures of South Sea Company assets, and calls for secure navigation and reparations. Also notes peerage actions, court trials, clerical appointments, and local incidents from 1718 to 1727.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Jones
London
America
Spain
South-Sea Company
West- Indies
Lord Stanhope
Carthagena
la Vera Cruz
Panawa
England
Gibraltar
Indies
Tts
Cadiz
South Sea Company
Earl of Halifax
Amelia
Caroline
Anne Frankland
Rowland Wynn, Bart
Duke-street
Westminster
Fowler
Southwark
Mills Whittle
Mr. Whittle
King-street
Perkins
Walton-chandler
Laft
Mr. Yeates
Bishopsgate
Court of Common Pleas
Guild-hall
Court of King’s Bench
Guildhall
Chafe
Hewit
St. George’s
Southwath
Cookey
Nichols
William Askew
St. Giles, Cripplegave
John Brewer
St. Luke
Middlesex
Venn
Worcester
Richard Cock
Richard James
Paul Powell
Poplett
Oud Baily
Newgate
Serjeants- Inn
Fleet-Prison
Hackney
Serjeant
Hayward
Stracy
Bootle
Barnardiston
Granville
Baby Bird
Wreathock
John Haona
Longden
Priton
Nvxt
Szilions
Also Mentioned on This Page
City of London
Sheweth
Prince of Wales
St. James’s Park
Stephen
Poyntz
Duke of Cumberland
Thomas, Wimtham
Wall
Anne Montagu