State of the City Oath and Mayoralty Expenses 1765–1775
Letter from John Wilkes to the Common Council Committee urging a thorough audit of the City’s mayoral and sheriff expenses, income, and allowances. Includes enclosures: profits incident to the mayoralty, a list of officers and their admissions, and alienations of offices and places with sums and settlement details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altermen Wickes
Furie
Elenn
Carcely
London
John Wilkes
Rds
Smithfield
Pelthourne
Common Council
William Rix
John Glynn
Stephen Theodore Janffen, Bart
Thomas Nugent
Eig
Coquneil
James Hodges
Sheriffs Court
Walter Long
Paul Fielde
Fran. Majeres
William Post
John Silvetter
John William Rose
John Raincock
William Bolton
Yooal
Dutton Seaman
Peter Roberts
William Housley
Heron Powney
James Channels
William Bishop
William Dawson
Thomas Beach
William Nath
Geo
Hawles Houltoun
George Rhodes
Henry Wildey
Thomas Christie
Leslock Peacock
The
Chamber
William Cotton
Daniel Smith
John Greig
Channel
Michael Cocke
Henry Ssuthouse
Youngman
Thomas Gates
Sool
Guildhall
Henry Groome
Ditto
Joseph Howe
Benjamin Middleditch
Joseph How
William Marshall
Poultry Compter
Richard Thomas
Wood
Treet Compter
John Ranock
Thomas Hale
Richard Bristow
Richard Windsor
Robert Wardell
Focol
Lak Zsol
Richard Dait
Agbert
Sheriffs Courts
Ohn Skynner
Richard Richardson
Jones Edison
John Beard
Charles Funter
Richard Britton
James Kettilby
Bamber Gascoyne
Southwark
Robert Holder
George Dance
William Priest
John Barber
Patrick Cawdron
Gol
William Frye
John Read
James Lewis
Edward Smith
Andrew Hearsey
Thomas Kitchin Lookes
Marmaduke Daintry
Newgate
Richard Akerthan
Ludgate
John Newman
Woodtreet
Henry Parker
Green Yard
Samuel Chancellor
Moorfields
John Newton
David Mortier
William Cooper
Samuel Worral
John Norris
John Hill
Court of Aldermen
Bridge-house Porter
George Keepe
Bridge-house Plaisterer
Benjamin Gregory
Thomas Wimbush
City Walls
William Jenkins
Charles Ballett
William Burnett
Henry Beaumont
Timothy Smart
John Affley
William Foy
Benjamin Beaumont
Leafe
Timothy Lacey
Felix Clay
James Croft
William Smith
John Rogers
Edward Ingram
Samuel Seawell
John Moore
James Esdaile
Matthew Jenour
Richard Bristowe
Joseph Skinner
Felix Smith
Thomas Gurnell
Richard Scrafton
Edmund Smith
Thomas Cogan
James Crofe
Thomas Wright
Joseph Kinder
Thomas Cooke
Samuel Toulmin
James Brooks
Govert Cajfau
Benefactions on Public Occasions and Charities
A fragment notes matters of public benevolence and charity in a historical record. It references deaths and fees related to the water bath, suggesting regulatory or ceremonial facets of civic welfare without detailing individuals or dates. The terse item signals a catalogued notice within a broader municipal ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B
Wilts
Wilwa
Salisbury
Thomas Sine
Down
Seward
St Wilton
William Adcock
Wilton House
Henry Dench
Thomas ‘Ridgeway
Houshold Furniture, Co
Wilton
Daniel Bott
Fine Bath
Ruslip
Uxbridge
Middlesex
White Hart
Watford
Bell
Rickmansworth
Edgware
Queen’s
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Port
No. I
William Riz
Order of Commons Council
Alderman Wilkes
Smithfield Market
Bridge House
Roberts
Old Bailey
China
Wien
Tae
Hereford
James Walwyn
Hampshire
Kent
Surry
Sevenoaks
Roe
Tonndiff
Foljande
Rotherham
Admiralty OF
F FC
High Seas
Admiralty of England
St. Mary’s, Scilly
S.lvaze
Thomas
William
Rohde
Manster
Bordeaux
Hanbureh
Scilly
Richard Carne
Falmouth
Hess
Hillingdon
Ickenham
John Hannington
Robert Williams
Samuel Smith
St. Mary Axe
Rullip
Hyde Park Corger
Cour
King’s Bench
Lord Mansfest
James Burrow
Tovey
Dove
Beu Yard
Pis Wat