Feasts of the Clergy Stewards Report 1752
The Stewards for the Feast of the Sons of the Clergy for 1752 report the disposal of collected charity money from rehearsals and feasts at St Pauls and Merchant Taylors Hall on April 14 and 16. Payments list apprentices, mantua makers, shipmasters, and other tradesmen across Bristol London York and elsewhere for care of children of poor clergy. The record includes numerous named recipients and amounts in pounds shillings and pence.
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St. Paul's
Merchant Taylors Hall
Christopher Ridley
Giles Daubeny
Bristol
Jude Taylor
Thomas Taylor
Bowtham
Yorkshire
Ethan
Robert Stephens
Worcester
Sadler Momen
Phebe Roberts
Mary Howell
Haverfordwest
Mantua
Frances Bettinson
Rachael Fifield
London
Ei Lee
Francis Salkeld
Katherine Lake
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Pee EY James Arnoux
Robert Homan
Margaret Tympeyon
Jane Norris
Leicester
Ey Elias Carter
Thomas Whitburn
West Tennymouth
Mariner
Jane Wilkes
Anne Libbard
Chichester
Martha Williams
Elowry Fielding
Carnarvon
Pete Sam Catherine Browne
Elizabeth Brown
Worksop
Nottinghamshire
Thomas Edwards
John Richardson
Limehouse
Anne Harper
Mary Bickford
Westminster
Eves Eet
Charles Kerrick
John Chambers
Beccles
Suffolk
Gentnenree
Geo Ralph Shegg
Charles Rickerby
Bishop-Storford
Hertfordshire
Sadler and Cap-maker
Benjamin Jenkins
John Lloyd
Carmarthen
Carpenter and Joiner
H .Margaret
Robert Waterman
City of
Lincoln
Henrietta
Maria Sabourn
Sarah Cart
Breetnigan
Susanna Parkin
Elizabeth Priest
Peniston
Mary Williams
Jane Adams
Leominster
Herefordshire
Elizabeth Bainbridge
Jane Mattesman
City of York
Henry Heyman
Thomas Bigg
Stroud
Kent
James Smith
John Banks
Kingston Upon Hull
Wea
Thomas Williams
William Lee
Elsmere
Shropshire
Sadler
Elizabeth Davies
Thomas Rodgers
St. Giles’s
The
Fields
Squire
John Bladwell
Santre Aesabel Tyrer
Anne Tyrer
Bewdley
Worcestershire
Chiattes Kemball
William Kemball
King’s Lynn
Norfolk
John Tilfley
Llanidlofs
Montgomery
Currier
Margaret Humphreys
Mary Bowles
Chester
Benjamin Godley
John Godley
Offett
Linnen-draper
Omo
Henry Toye
George Buth
Mark Drake
Gabriel Leekey
Patience Pooley
Charles Turner
Feltham
Paul Leeke
Edward Medlycott
Phelors Owen Hughes
John Frostick
St. Andrew’s, Holbourn
Thomason Nelson
Anne Perkins
Great Yarmouth
Ames White
Thomas Kenney
Bideford
Devonshire
Ther Wilkinson
Mrs. Wharton
John Hunter
Jonathan Ewer
Turbulent Ottoman affairs prompt Turkish military reshuffle
Yesterday from Holland and Constantinople dated March 20 reports a ministerial shake up with Hadgi Effen di deposed as secretary of the Kiflar Agafi and replaced by Hadgi Mustapha-Effendi. The Porte aims to fortify its position as the Shah’s powers grow, while threats from the Janissaries and Persia loom. The conqueror of Persia strengthens a large force, rumored alliances with Candahar, and armies near Erzerum and Bagdad. A 6000 Janissaries contingent sails to Octakow to quell Murineer revolts. Venice, April 14, orders precau tions in Dalmatia against infidel incursions.
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Holland
Hadgi-Effendi
Kiflar
Persia
Sophis
Candahar
Erzerum
Bagdad
Octakow
Venice
Dalmatia
Chester Races and London Bills Debate in 18th Century News
London urged publishing Bills contents before laws to improve obedience. Chester races results list includes Blazellus Star Molly of the Vale and various plates with weights and horses. The Cock Match features Flintshire vs Cheshire. scores 8-7 in Flintshire’s favor, with Merch. Bailey and Harry Bennet noted.
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London
London Gazette
Chester
Clifton
Blazellus
Blaze
Atif
Hacknay
P. Egerton’s
Geld
Fenwick
Tom
Cade
Mr. Hunt
Williamaws
Williams
Cumberland
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Ralph Freeman
William Derham
Richard Terrick
Gloucester
Samuel Prime
George Haye
Edward Ironside
Thomas Rawlinson
Thomas Townsend
James Ayscough
Republick Labour
St. George’s Bank
Cites
Sardinia
Republick
Ratisbon
Prince de la Tour-Taxis
Vienna
East Frizeland
Aulick
Empire
Brandenburgh
Magdeburgh
Hanover
Francfort
Duke of Wittenberg
Canton
Bern
Leipsick