City of London Sheriff eligibility order dated 1749
A Common-Council session in the Guildhall declares that any nominated Sheriff candidate who pays 400 pounds by June 23 with 20 marks for prison ministers, is exempt from Sheriff eligibility for life unless later serves as an Alderman, after which the office remains open
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Salter
London
George the Second
Great Britain
Middlesex
Chamber of London
Cily
Koyston
Ware
Hamil?s Park
Ralph Freeman
Peterborough
Peterboroug
Boston
Louth
Horncastle
Spalding
J. D. Barsart
Redbridge Bridge repair contracts sought by Selaf Quarter Sessions
At the Selaf Quarter Sessions held at the Castle of Winchester in Southampton, the Grand Jury reported Redbridge Bridge is ruinous and must be rebuilt or repaired at county expense. Peers of the peace are summoned to view the bridge on July 14 and receive proposals and estimates for works and annual payments, to be delivered in writing to Mr. Thomas Imber for court consideration at the next sessions.
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Selaf
Wincheser
Southampton
Redbridge
Faid Bridge
Thomas Imber
Winchester
Westminster
Wothill-Fields
Tothill Fields
Wells
Somersetshire
Pott
Crown Inn
Evenin
Chari
Sach
Reading Assembly
Realing
Great Chesterford
Essex
Earl of Suffolk
Sunderland
Durham
C. Graggs
J.T
Mount
Gresvenor-street
York Buildings Company
Garraway
John Humffreye
Llanwyin
Hong
Abe
Thrift Street
Beho
Brecknall
Windsor
Hounslow
Josh Bracknall
London
Bracknall
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Orpacon
Spondon
Harman Verelst
Westminster Cocking
Hutchinton’s
Fulham
Oxford
Porc Meadow
Newbury