Public Accounts Inquiry of 1780 Progress Report
The report outlines the House of Commons order to examine public accounts of the kingdom. Commissioners describe steps taken since November 1780, including collections of balances from Receivers General of land tax, navy paymasters, and various treasurers, with preliminary findings and future reports expected to Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Land Tex
Excise
Mos
Public Revenue
Navy
Imprest
Early Temple
George Grenville
Viscount Barrington
Viscount Howe
Gilbert Elliott
Gilbert Ellioce
Welbore Ellis
Philip Abbott Surrender Notice From Westminster
Philip Abbott of St James Westminster an upholder to surrender on November 22 and December 6 39 a Guilthall while Richard Woodhouse of Luton Caldfield in Warwick is also listed in the notice with related surrender terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Abbott
St. James
Wesminster
Upholder
Richard Woodhouse
Luton
Caldfield
Warick
Spilsbury
St. Paul’s Church Yard
Rothwell
London
J. Magee
Dublin
Edinburgh
Dohnson
England
Seleg&t
Vauxhall Ranelagh
J. Johnson
St. Paul’s
Notable London Guildhall Notices and December Entries
A fragmentary record lists names and trades connected to Guildhall notices and adjourned entries. Individuals include James Hah a Leeds butcher Robert Brown Skelton and Thomas Turner innkeeper at Guildhall with various dates in December and notices of certificates for merchants mariners and manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shire
Rabster
Sutton
Thomas Stason
Eof Crocks
Laty
Guitthall
Brown Skelton
Gumiey
Worcestersiire
de Merin Hries
Putas Fan
Serttrast
Worcester
Jasper Clarke
Lower East
Smithfield
Pego
James Hah
Hartt
Leeds
Yorkshire
John Tinf
John Gilber
Ludgate-ftrac
Guildhall
Nec
Thomas Turner
Newmarket
Innifolder
Vietfaller
London
Noving
George Search
Took's
Jon Clubbe
Chester
Gollen Lion
Chiester
Wdam Curteis
Ber. Webb
Martin
Jane
Cannon Street
Andrew Bachhoffrer
Strand
S. Clement Dnes
Fea
Thomas Beearey
S .Ardrew
Holborn
Taylor
Missing Soldier Deserter From Woolwich 1780
A deserter notice for Marrois John Black Esperted from Woolwich on the sixth of November 1780 aged 23, 5 feet 8 inches, fair, brown hair, hazel eyes born Whittington County Derry. It states he served as a cutler with suspected whereabouts in Sletheld and Craig's Court, Chaing-crof. A reward of one guinea is offered for apprehension under Parliament’s act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Black
Wall
Woolwich
Cutler
Whittington
Derry
Sletheld
Moff
Also Mentioned on This Page
Guy Carleton
T. Anguish
L. S
Wae Sweay
U. 5
Richard Neve
Samuel Beachcroft
George Drummond
Bell
Temple Bar
S.S. James's
Count Pignatelli
Nottis
Versailles
Prince of
Caramanica
William
John Evill
Bath
Somerset
Goeldsmiths
William Eili
William Evill
Illiam- Evill
Wachmaer
Toynan
Curler
Lordon
Seffield
Birmingham
Genesel
Evill
Naish
Sfroud
Thetford
Norfolk
T. Cunningham
Gray's Inn
G. Robinson
Paternofter Row
J. F
C. Rivington
T. Longman
S. Crowder
C. Dilly
W. Flexney
R. Baldwin
W. Fox
S. I
Gray’s Inn
Ohnson
Gentleman’s and Tradesman's Daily Journal
Correc&t
New House of Commons
Westminster
O&tober
Johnson
St. Paul's Church-yard
East Hatch
Jisbury
Wilts
Norton
Golden-square
Hannah Arnold
William Turner
Martha Cole
Ohn Andres
Joan Bracher
Sarah Snook
St. Anthony’s
Piccadily
John Norton
Marchant
Stockdale
Old Bailey
Kearsley
Francis Newbery
Juin
Paul’s
Houghton
Mrs. Randall
Royal Exchange
Roberti
Steers
H. Steers
Br. Steers
Opadeldc
I Amy
James Bucfian
Drake Street
Red Lion- Squarey
William. Watson
Duke of Marlborough
Shadwell
Gober
Dr. Steers
Norethumberland House
Charing Cross
F. Newbery
St. Paul’s Church
E. Newbery
Richardson and Co
M. Randall
R. Grubb
Borge
Great Britain
France
Ireland
Robert Grubb
St. Martin
Ludgatestreet
Wilmot
Mrr
Steel
Bookseter
M-nories
Osfrd-street
Sc. Giles
Br. Skirven
Ratciff Highway
King’s Arms
Southwark
Acton
Wercester
Pratt
Evesham
Mr. Robins
Fletestreet
Rama
Fewen
T. Lowndes
Fleet-street
T. Greenough
Ludgate-hill
St. Paul's
Tromas Feenouch
Dr. Norris
Sacher
Bristol
Gazette
Norris
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