List of names and offices from the London Gazette notice
In Whitehall dated November 3, the Duke of Manchester is named Lord Lieutenant of Huntingdon. The document lists numerous peers and justices, including Sir John Armitage and Sir John Bland, with many estates and titles. It notes a naval report from Gibraltar regarding a captured Spanish ship and the value of cargo, and cites stock prices and banking figures from the same date.
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London Gazette
Whitehall
George Hartiot
Duke of Newcastle
Gibraltar
O. S
Haddock
Bay of Gibraltar
Garraccas
Cadiz
Harriot
O.S
St. Joseph
Duke of Manchester
County of
Huntingdon
Deceas
New South
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Ditto
Dito
Sale Tallues
Ditto Mine Adventure
Emperors Lown Tog
Cenc
Ditta
Gegr
Exchequer Ders
Ditto
King-Street
Covent Garden
Gentlemen meet for dinner at Merchant Taylor's Hall
Notices invite educated gentlemen to dine at Merchant Taylor's Hall on Wednesday the 21st instant. Tickers are available at multiple coffee houses and taverns for the ensuing year. Stewards arranged. Also mentions a December subscription cockfight at Grantham with noble subscriptions and details of prior horse thefts and a land loan offer of 10001 pounds at 4 percent.
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Merchant-Taylor’s School
Merchant- Taylor’s Hall
Threadneedleitreet
Tom’s
Cornhill
Nicholas-lane
Queen Street
Richard’s
Temple Bar
Nore
Grantlam Cocking
England
G. H
Peele
Fetcer-lane
Fleet Street
London
George Heth
Brssier
Xingeate Street
Eagle-freet
Red-Lyon-Square
Holland
Jowett S Rices
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Oxford
Frire
Southan
Stafordpi
Ipion, Re
SyZalk
Surrey
Ted Sufex
Warwick Bire
Wikifoire
Worceflsppire
William Bacon
Staward
Alex
Collingwood the Younger
John Green
Efgsohn Stogey
Samuel Wikinson
Philip Powis
John Mason
Ohn Duncombe
Thomas
Davie
Thomas Wotton
Thomas Burrell
Sir Edward Leighton
Bart
Richard Stanier
Pepper-Hill
Edward Harnage
John Bipperley Cox
Ohn Mopkins
Wyndham Harbyn
Humphry Mildmay
Shawford
Thomas Hall
Mountmere
Thomas Mifling
Stubbington
John Floyer
Theodore William Inge
and Ward
Sedgley Park
Hilip Brewster
Wrentham
Henry Skinner the Elder
Ipswich
Hichard Fros
Calprave
Thomas Bevois
Bermondsey
Wm. Browning
Joshua Ransom
Lambeth
John Payne
Leggsheath
John Nicoll
Court Lodge
William Boys
Ashcombe
James Newsham
William Dilke
Paul Baine
Pin Horton
Ieydell Goddard
Edward Mortimer
Nicholas Bennet
John Newport
Adam Hough
John Armitage
John Bland
Kippax Park
Hugh Bethell
Swindon
Beast Ryu Oge
Bristol
Coffer
Bristal
Edward Southwell
Godmanchester
Charles Clarke
Bridge-Lottery
Stationers Hall
William Arthur Eccles
Bedford
Wiliam
Arthur Eccles
Newton
Higham Ferrers
Northamptonshire
Kettering
Norrthamptonshire
Peterborough
The
Fenns
Bath
P. Morais
N. B
Powell
Turner
Charles Court
Hungerford Market
Strand
Ford
Carew
Pembroke
King’s Arms
Wraysbury
County of Bucks
Strines
Pindfer
Ankerwyke
James Gooding
Coure
Fleec-street
Gonton
John Barrefe
White Hart
Windsor
Lane
Toomas Turner
Wincester-Yard
St. Stviour
Lloyd's Coffer-Fioufe
Lombard
Maac de Vic
Southampton
Guernies
Lisbon
Madeira
Galicia
Sherry
Mountain
Rhenishave
Burgundy
Champaign
Constane Attendange
Orange Grove
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