Feasts Stewards Disburse Charity Money to Clergymen’s Children
The 1766 feast stewards of the Sons of the Clergy at St Paul’s and Merchant Taylors Hall report charity funds totaling 1149 pounds 6 shillings 5d. distributed to apprenticed children of poor clergymen. Names include Ralph Addison, John Arnold, Mary Butler, Susanna Bentham, Ann Brownsword, William Bunce, Margaret Beckett, Elizabeth Foster, Elizabeth Fallowfield, Elizabeth Keete, William Lawrance, Thomas Norton, Elizabeth Norwood, Susan Pooley, Edward Petit, Samuel Ryder, Mary Shewell, and many others assigned to trades across Yorkshire, Dorset, Taunton, Exeter, Oxford, London, and beyond. Also noted is the inclusion of the Produce of a 250 pound bank annuity left by John Hammet.
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St. Paul’s
Merchant-Taylors Hall
Ryeain
Ralph Addison
Thomas Swann
Bedale
Yorkshire
John Arnold
James Clarke
St. Martin’s-le-grand
Mary Butler
Elizabeth Butler
Bradmine
Dorsetshire
Susanna Bentham
Mary Horseham
Taunton
Ann Brownsword
Susan Brownsword
Ashborne
Derbyshire
Tho. Burkett
Christopher Bunning
St.George the Martyr
William Bunce
John Rolfe
New Romney
Kent
Margaret Beckett
Anne Tilby
Salisbury
Mery Cotterell
Mary Mills
Millener
Stratford On Avon
William Carwithen
Samuel Hall
Exeter
Fisher
Dewhurst
Robert Haworth
Clithero
Lancashire
Elizabeth Foster
Mary Kidd
Ripon
Elizabeth Fallowfield
Mary Spackman
Froxfield
Wilts
Sarah Gabell
Elizabeth Stanbridge
Jermyn-street
Elarriot Goodwin
Mary Gafter
Blackman-street
Southwark
Frances Griffin
Sarah Cox
Worcester
Mary Hughes
Elizabeth Watson
Pool
Montgomeryshire
Charles Hillier
William Spier
Oxford
Robert Hoggart
John Rawlins
Whitecross-street
Hannah Howell
Thomas
Dorothy Havard
Milleners
Haverfordwest
Thomas Harding
John Harding
Carpenter
Coppenhall
Cheshire
James Hellier
Thomas Franklyn
Cook
Finney Hartnoll
John Hartnoll
Barnstaple
Henry Hillier
George de Blois
Barber
St. George’s Hanover-square
William Lawrance
John Simpson
Tattershall
Lincolnshire
Margaret Lonsdale
Wade and Morton
Richmond
Synam
Cornelius Hathwaite
Ironmodger
Nottingham
Richard Lambert
Win
Chipping Campden
Gloucestershire
Mary Lawrence
Celia Allen
Helston
Cornwall
Sasanna Lea
Robertson
Hales-Owen
Salop
Lucy Long
Ann Long
Litchfield
Peter Moore
Samuel Toulmin
Strand
Elizabeth Moore
Margery Moore
Beeth
Sarah Mence
Catharine Woodcock
Sheffield
Thomas Norton
Daniel Johnson
Apothecary
Porrington
Devonshire
Elizabeth Norwood
Elizabeth Dewell
Bath
Ann Ofmotherley
Robert Moore
Elias Peter Petit
George Ernest Charpentier
The
Seven Dials
Susan Pooley
Elizabeth Edwards
Mantua
Norwich
Edward Petit
Robert Hazard
Clerkenwell
Samuel Ryder
Benjamin Cookworthy
Sadler
Plymouth
Mary Shewell
Hannah Cafe
Lancaster
Shepherd
Thomas Newby
Kirkby-Lansdale
Westmoreland
Gilbert Smith
Matthew Dixie
Milbourn
Mary Scook
Mary Pais
Hanover-square
John Sharp
John Haviland
Mercer
Bridgewater
Elizabeth Tomkies
Elizabeth Beetham
Westminster
Nancy Thompson
Ann Robinson
Wigton
Cumberland
Bert Shrigley
George Thorne
Upholder
London
Elizabeth Tudor
St. George’s Southwark
Francis Williams
Henry Parry
Wheelwright
Carnarvon
Catherine Ward
Mary Greaves
Birmingham
Alicia Wilson
Martha Boultbee
Derby
Neapolitan Minister St Eliz a beth arrives as ambassador
Vienna April 18 The Duke of St Elizabeth long Neapolitan Minister to this Court has presented credentials as ambassador extraordinary and appointed to take formal command of the future Queen of Naples. No marriage date yet, Archduchess to reside at Belvedere with separate court as Queen. The court celebrated the occasion with officials and foreign ministers paying compliments. An audience granted to the Emperor of Morocco’s elder representative Mr Misteri.
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London Gazette
Vienna
E Due de St. Elizabeth
Naples
Belvedere
Eugene
Coust
Hadge el Bdrbi Misteri
Morocco
Bankruptcies and Dividends Noted in London Ledger
Postponed bankruptcies listed for James Crisp and Francis Warren of Camomile Street London at Guildhall May 13. Matthew Enfor of Verestreet Clare Market Middlesex at Guildhall London June 16. Bankrupts to surrender include George Griffen Thames Street Hatter and Hofier May 8 15 June 13. John Baptiste Reboul Old Broad Street Merchant May 4 19 June 13. Thomas Bishop out parish St Philip and Jacob Gloucester Soap-boiler Chandler at Fountain tavern High Street Bristol May 12 13 June 13. James Bolland St George the Martyr Surrey Butcher May 12 18 June 13. Dividends to creditors on May 26 for Rodolph Hobbs Stratford Surgeon Apothecary at Guildhall London and May 28 for John Wharton David Street St George Hanover Square Woollen draper at Guildhall London.
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James Crisp
Francis Warren
Camomilestreet
London
Merchants and Partners
Guildhall
Matthew Enfor
Verestreet
Claremarket
Middlesex
George Griffen
Thames-street
Hatter and Hofier
John Baptiste Reboul
Old Broad-street
Thomas Bishop
St. Philip and Jacob
Gloucester
Thomas Killigrew
Fountain Tavern
High-street
Bristol
James Bolland
St. George the Martyr
Rodolph Hobbs
Stratford
Esex
John Wharton
David-Stress
St of St. George
Hanover-Square
London Daily Intelligencer Notes 18th Century Events
June 6 reports state affairs in London and beyond with royal ceremonies, militia movements at St Albans and Maidstone, Irish Parliament prorogues, marriages and clergy appointments, court sessions at Guildhall and the Old Bailey, and dispatches from Madrid and Cornwall detailing treasure, Jesuit conspiracies, and a dramatic vigilante punishment for tin miners.
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Richard Neate
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George Durant
Joseph Banks
Thomas Harrison
John Hammet
Hammersmith
John Kendall
John Dell
Oxford-road
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Oilmen
Fawcet
Chapel Royal
St. James’s
Lord Oxford
York
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Regi
Blackheath
Hertfordshire
St. Alban's
Maidfo
Parliament of Ireland
Jeffery Amherst
George Berkeley
Portsmouth
Palliser
Newfoundland
James Stillingfleet
Merton College, Oxford
Coytiffe
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Glamorgan
Charlotte Edwyn
Henry Green
St. John’s College, Cambridge
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Holloway
Millis Gifford
Catharine Street
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Droitwich
John White
Wilmington
Eyrth
Dartford
John Thorp
Beable
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Paraguay
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Rome
Quito
Lima
Mexico
Barcelona
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Lambeffa
Cryer
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Duke of
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F. Yarborough
Wm Denison
H. Luthington
George Baker
Fr. Warneford
Porlees Ra
AL Luuluub
Earl of
St. Paul's
Batson’s
Cornhill
Somerset Coffee-house
East-India House
United Company of Merchants
England
Trai Ding
East Indies
Ford Company
Leadenhall Street
John Morgan, Bart
Hereford
Maytlawman
Cavendish-square
Foley
Strance
Castle-Street
Leicester Fields
R. Bayford
Great Buffel Street
Bloomsbury
S. R. Walker
Ireland
America
King’s Arms
Sessions House