Notable Bridge Plan and Noble Commissioners Named
Scribal notice lists a vast array of noblemen bishops and gentlemen chosen as commissioners for a new bridge at New Palace Yard and details expected delays and costs. It notes regulators on silver and spirits, a possible tax relief on rum, and mentions fire damage to a college with a large collection of items being conserved and rebuilt.
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Sams
Spain
Woolley
New Palace Yard
Devonshire
Grafton
Somerset
Richmond
Bedford
Montague
Argyll
Newcastle
Corsee
Pembroke
Leicester
Winchelsea
Nottingham
Thanet
Burlington
Scarborough
Cholmondeley
Slay
Rockingham
Aylsford
Hallifax
Cowper
Macclesfield
Fitzwalter
Effingham
Viscount Torrington
Lord Delawar
London
Winchester
Chichester
Sarum
Rochester
Abergavenny
Harvey
Onslow
Walpole
Harrington
Hardwicke
Arthur Onslow
Ely
Marquess of Carnarvon
Earl of Middlesex
Harry Powler
Vere Beauclerk
Charles Cavendish
Lord Morpeth
Viscount Gage
Viscount Palmerston
Lord Baltimore
Lord Sondon
Conyers d’Arcy
Robert Walpole
Thomas Sanderson
John Finch
Richard Onslow
Paul Methuen
Joseph Jekyll
Charles Wills
Henry Pelham
Horatio Walpole
Charles Wager
William Yonge
Thomas Townshend
Col. Townshend
Richard Arundell
George Oxenden
Charles Hotham
Edward Deering
William Wyndham
John Rushour
William Gage
Robert Austen
Christopher Powell
Thomas Littleton
Thomas Frankland
Robert Grosvenor
Charles Turner
William Clayton
John Norris
William Jolliffe
William Chaple
Francis Child
Wade
George Doddington
John Willes
Dudley Ryder
William Pulteney
Thomas Winnington
Thomas Clutterbuck
Efyrs
Col. Bladen
George Treby
John Plumtre
Joan Campbell
John Campbell
Pembrokeshire
Thomas Archer
Richard Edgecomb
Charles Montague
Eyrs
Mordaunt
Col. Campbell
James Pelham
Kenerick Clayton
Philip Gibbon
Joseph Danvers
Waller Plumer
John Croffe
Townshend Andrews
Sam Kent
Wir
Wollaston
John Conduit
William Glanville
Tho Duncombe
Gyles Earl
Thomas Scawen
Henry Fox
Frederick Frankland
Thomas Hales
Charles Hanbury Williams
Wm. Haye
John Laroche
Robert Hucks
James Oglethorpe
David Polhill
Thomas Revell
Samuel Sandys
John Scrcope
Jos. Burchett
Winton
Portugal
Election call and trustee notice with long list of names
The letter urges votes for a list of directors amid concerns over dividend protection and reform of affairs abroad. It names Robert Adams, Harry Gough, Abraham Adamsy Falgs Miles Barne and many others and notes the election will be on the ninth of April. Trustees announce a general meeting for road repairs at Alice's Coffee-House on April fifth at ten in the forenoon.
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London
Ansett
Abraham Addams
Miles Barne
Dodding Braddyll
W. Billers
Al _ Stephen Biffle
Richard Boulton
Christopher Burrow
Richard Chauncy
Charles Colborne
John Emmerson
Samuel Feake
John Gould
Lay
Uate
Tvs
Robert Adams
Harry Gough
Abraham ‘Adamsy
Kensington
Chelsea
Fulham
Middlesex
Alice’s
Old Palace-yard
Westminster
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Aaron Newbolt
Leadenhall Marker
Moorfields
Whetstone Turnpike
Highgate Gatehouse
Thornbeck
St. John-street
Holland
France
Flanders
Brussels
LeeIn
Aig
South Sea
New South Sea
Bank
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Assurance
York Buildings
Welch
Mine Adventure
Ty Hashapaas
Derer Godfrey
Eis
Alexander Hume
Mr. Samouel Hyde
Michael Impey
Balzar Lyell
Esq
Jones Raymond
William Rous
J. Salter
Ald
Quintin Thompson
Tae
Josias Wordworth
Kent
Ayton
Richard Witherston
Queen’s Square
George Tavern
Acton
Mr. Samuel Hyde
Edward Lovibond
Eigs
Baltzar Lyell
William Pomeroy
J. Salcer
Josias Wordsworth
Thomas Eldridge
Oxford
Bath
Bristel
Thomas Wingate
Mercer
Afr
Ryder
West Smithfield
Snow
William Byarp
Queen’s Arms
Ludgate-Hill
Twickenham
Whitten
Anne Grey
Tyburn Road
Poland-street
Darlington
Durham
Nele Ashby
Lincoln’s Inn
William Gardaner
Green-Arbour-Court
Little Old Baily
Holmes
Oliver Cromwell
Brazils
Swithin
Adley