Appointment of John Cole as London Hospital steward
A petition to the governors of the London Hospital seeks support for John Cole, accomptant, to succeed deceased Benjamin Gifford as steward. It defends Cole’s integrity, notes his bookkeeping skill, and states his age under forty-two. The letter is signed by John Cole and includes a public rebuttal of a prior report.
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William Duke of
Devonshire
Earl Tulney
John Gore
John Dorrien
Christopher Roberts
London Hospital
John Cole
Benjamin Gifford
Don
William Duke
Etentics
John
John Topher
Berts
London Hospeerl
Gifford
Isaac Gualter
Lisbon
P. S
Paris
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Terray
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Rostock
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Schwerin
Ratisbon
Franconia
Vienna
Caloga
Barcelona
Spain
Ferral
Cadiz
Cathagena
Sweden
St.Domingo
America
Tts
Wil
Marquis de la Mina
Madrid
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Large Assortment of Silks at Coventry Goods House
By order of the assignees of the late Bankraph at the Queen's Head and Star opposite Coventry Gross Covent-Garden a large stock of winter and summer silks and mercklin brocades in remainder sale. Great choice of black silks and fashion silks. Debtors warned they must settle immediately or be sued.
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Whitehall
Henry Arthur Earl of
Carlisle
Inverness
M. de Viiatz
Vienna
Bremen
Ferdinand of Brunswick
Stade
Oivenburgh
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Queen's Head and Star
Oppott
Coventry
Chandois-ftiee
Covent-Garden
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