List of sheriff nominees by counties in Derbyshire to Monmouthshire
The Lords, in Exchequer Chamber Westminster Hall, nominate gentlemen to serve as sheriffs for numerous counties including Derbyshire, Bedfordshire, Bucks, Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Essex, Gloucester, Kent, Lincolnshire, Middlesex, Norfolk, Oxfordshire, Somerset, Surrey, Warwickshire, and others. The piece lists many named nominees with titles such as Efq and Bart, from Shaw to Monmouth, and notes other naval and parliamentary items and obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchequer
Westminster-hall
Derbshire
Joseph Andrews
Shaw
John Walkter
Farley-hill
John Hippisley
Lamborne
Bedfordshire
William Pym
Hafell-hall
Philip Monaix
Sandys
Thomas Smith
Sharpenhoe
Bucks
Richard Mitchell
Doreton
Joseph Buckett
St. Leonard’s
Humphry Payne
Cheddington
Cumberland
Samuel Irton
Irton
Thomas Linwidge
Whitehaves
Henry Ellison
Whitehaven
Ghilpire
John Alfager
Peter ‘Shakerly
Somerford
Charles Crewe
Barthomley
Hunt
John Gardener
Chatteris
John Garland
Wisbech
Edward Cross
Leverington
Cornwall
John Harrison
Weard
John Mance
Trengoffe
Ezekiel Webber
Middle Asable
St Kew
Devon
William Tucker
West Water
James Marwood
Wideworthy
John Arfcort the Younger
Tereft
Dorset
B. W. Portman
Bryantton
William Richards the Younger
Warmwell
John Farr
Stock-Gaylard
Derbyshire
Thomas Holland
Ford
Leigh Mutter
Heanor
Joseph Greaves
Afton
Essex
George Scott
Chigwell
Richard Holden
Coleshall
Samuel Feake
Shering
Gloucester
Samuel Paul
Rodborough
Giles Nath
Stonehonse
Nigel Kingscote
Kingscote
Kingscote, Efq; Hertfordfire
David Williams
Sarratt
Hezekiah Walker
Berkhamstead St. Peter
Jn. Cope Freeman
Abbots Langley
Herefordshire
E. Greenly
Huntingdon
Richard Gorgs
Eyre
Bryan Curter Crowther
Stree
Court
Kent
William Gordon
Rochester
Henry Goodwyn
Deptford
W. Western Hugerton
Provendor
Leicesterfoire
Edward William Hartropp
Little Dalby
John Suffield Brown
Leefthorpe
Joseph Bunney
Leicester
Lincolnfoire
John Wilberfoss
Gainsborough
Richard Tunnard
Frampton
William Gildas
Barton
Monmouthfire
George Hanbury Williams
Lanfoyrt
John Medlicot
Monmouth
Edward Jones
Lantriffent
Northumberland
J. W. Bacon
Starvard
Conlton Stowe
Moorhall
William Ogle
Cawfay Park
Northamptonia
Sir Michael d’Anvers
Bart
Cutts Maidwell
Geddington
Joseph Wilcocks
Barton Seagrave
Norfolk
Edward Astley
Melton
William Crofts
West Harling
Randell Peck
Great Creflingham
Eaton
Somerfetfe
Sam
Dodington
Horfington
Thomas Horner
Mells Park
Henry Walters
Bath Easton
Stafford
Mainwaring
Whitmore
Richard Pearcehouse
Reynolds Hall
John Sneyd
Bishton
Suffolk
Carceret Leathes
Hengrave
Igac Negil
Lavenham
Robert Parith
Ipsich
Southampton
Joseph Portal
Freefolk
Thomas Prior
Kingscleare
George Dewar
Enham
Largy
Thomas Page
Eat Sheene
James Morris
Lambeth
Joseph Colgayine
Vauxhall
Francis Peachey
Chichester
Thomas Fowle
Botherfield
William Peckham
Framfield
Warwicke
Carver
Birmingham
Dixwell-Grimes
Coton
Isaac Spooner
Wacesterfa
Plucknett Woodroofe
Aolus
Downs
West Indies
Plymouth
Belleisle
Royal Louis
Brett
Charles Hardy
Duke of York
Plymouth Sound
Germany
Monnday
Farmest
Middlesex
Westminister
Lord Brownlow Bertie
Miss Pitts
Devonshire Square
Sampson Lloyd
Barnes
Abraham Barnes
Spittlefields
Cheshunt
Hertfordshire
Robert Waddilove
Barnlett
Parliament Street
Battersea
Daport
Larney
Tooley-street
Bridewell
Peace terms for France raise doubts in Britannicus letter
A letter to the London Evening Post voices dismay at alleged peace preliminaries with France. It lists vast concessions including Minorca, Belleisle, Goree, Pondicherry, Bengal factories, Guadaloupe Marigalante Martinico St Lucia, and Newfoundland fisheries, arguing terms are inequitable and dishonorable. The writer Britannicus questions any difference from prior unacceptable offers and vows to doubt a France peace without stronger authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
England
Minorca
Belleisle
Africa
Asia
Cape Riche
Cape Bonavista
Miquelon
St. Peter
Britannicus
P.S
London Evening Post
Spain
Florida
Havanna
Sc. Americanus
Moon Light Poem and Cosmic Imagery
An archaic style poem blends Horatian allusions with celestial imagery. The speaker meditates on the Moon’s influence over night scenes and human perception, contrasting earthly beauty with distant stars and divine order. The fragment ends with references to Phocion and the mind’s imaginative wonder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace
Hes Cave
Eliaens
Phocion
Royal Exchange Henry the Fifth statue loses right hand
A note reports the statue of King Henry the Fifth in the Royal Exchange has lost its truncheon and the right hand that held it. Details on exactly when the damage occurred remain unclear. The piece mentions public doubt over Canada fur figures and contrasts garrison defenses in Schweidnitz with historic sieges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrry the Fith
France
Fontainbleau
Joseph Knocxpown
Canada
Berlin
Schweidnitz
Nada Ty
Laudohn
Thige
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Mina
T. Becket
P.A de Hondt
Strand
Char
Haydon Yard
Minories
London
Postscript
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Peter Poortove