Interior of new House of Lords plan and civic notices
Detailed 18th century notices describe a proposed new Gallery and Lobby connecting the House of Lords to the Cotton House site, with capacity for 480 members, overseen by Richard Arundel and Board of Works officials. Reports include clerical translations, prisoner executions, repairs, a possible armistice, and local civic events across Dover, Gibraltar, and Westminster, plus a public Bridge over the Thames project.
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Petent
House of Lords
Corhnchs
Richard Arundel
Board of Works
Lords
Charles Cecil
Bristol
Bangor
Thomas Sherlock
Salisbury
Benjamin Hoadley
Bishoptick
Winchester
Richard Willis
Deceas
Earl Waldegrave
Thomas King
Rhine
Eugene
Viscount Vane
Jace
Monf. Chavigny
Twickenham
Gibraltar
Mahomet Mufto Shereeve
Tinis
Tunifanis
Malaga
Dey
Great Bricait
Wolfe
Milk-street
Cheapside
Cixsidd
Stoke-Newington
York City
Lawrence- Jane
Thomas Hill
Canterbury
Kent
Wrexham
Denbighshire
Shopshire
Perry
Affizes Hear Criminial Trials and Trade Figures
The East Grinstead assizes heard capital convictions at Sussex for burglary and theft with two reprieves. Surrey proceedings led to one capital conviction and several transportation sentences. Customs at the port reported large grain exports and precious metals. stock markets showed South Sea shifts and varied bonds. A new play The Man of Taste was announced for charity at Drury Lane, and a marriage treaty rumor involving Sir Hugh Smithson was denied.
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Palsgrave Head Court
Hugh Reaton
Sheriffs of
Middlesex
Middleton
Holbourn
Lutterell
Tranter
King’s Bench
Westminster
Paul Dominiqué
Gatton
Surrey
Chipfted
George Ballard
Craven Payton
William Jordon
Henry Feadel
Christopher Buckell
Capt
Won
Fell
Joseph Ayloffe
Bart
Thomas Green
William Cowper
Nathaniel Blackerby
Samuel Savil
John Duncomb
John Langley
Hatch Moody
Richard Farwell
Wm. Morrice
Elgis
Morrice
Kingston Upon Thames
Thames
Lambeth
Sir John Lade, Bart
Lord Viscount Hillsborough
Charles Fletewood
Drury-lane Playhouse
Whitechapel
Hockerill
Cambridgeshire
Lord Hillrough
Wyton
Brownlow-street
Sympson
Gray’s-Inn-Lane
Pangees
St. Andrews
Philip Thomas
Aylesbury
Bucks
Usider
Derbyngne
Admiralty Office
Portsmouth
Alaewea
Admiral Stewart
The
Spithead
East Grin- Read
Sussex
John Wiltshire
Mary More
Justice Reeve
His Majesty’s Commission
Kingston
Cibber
Theatre Royal
Drury Lane
Hugh Smithson
Lucy Wentworth
Earl of Strafford
South Sea
Bank
Prem
India
York Buildings
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Assurance
Mine Adventure
Welch Ditta
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Exchange Alley
Richard and
Thomas Woodward
Daniel Quare
Stephen Hoffman
Baker’s
Fenchurch-street
John Williamson
Packer
Aldermanbury
Paul’s Court
Huggin Alley
Wood-street
James Hogkins
Lombard-street
King's Theatre
Haysantas
White’s Chocolate-House
St. James’s Street
Wesbourn
Farnham
Richard Peerse
Queenhithe
London
Stephen Smithers