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COMPLEAT, 

For the YEAR 1745. 


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inted and Sold by James WA T80N, in Mardrole-Csurt, 
9 Great Carter-Lane, and by the Bookſellers of London and 


2 MWeſiminſter. Mycex kv. 

P ice of the KALEN DAR, LIST of PAR LIAME N T, and 
IL ISs T of the Orric ks, ſeparately, 4d. each. All Three 
bound together with an Almanach, 25. And with the LIS v 


pf the NA vx and ARMY added, 25, 6 4. 


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EVENTS by Death, &c. fince this Boch was is 
the Preſs. 


H E Battle of Ceni, between the King of Sardinia, ani 
the combin'd Armies, September 30, 1744« 
The Siege of Cori raiſed, Oct. 19. 


DEATHS of eminent Perſens. 


Sir Jobn Baleben, Admiral of the Nite, ſuppos'd to hav 
been loſt on the Rocks near Alderiey, CF. 4, in the Ship 

a call'd, the Victory. | 
arab, Ducheſs Dowager of Marib;rough, died Oct. 18. 

The Counteſs of Granville the fame Doy. 

The Lady Iſbam, Widow of Sir 7uftinian, C9, 10. 

Lady Wallop, Mother of the Lord Lymington, Oct. 18. 
ames Cardonne/, Eſq; Commiſſicucr of the Cuſtoms for col. 
land, died Oct. | 


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9 


H E Births of the Princes of 
Europe, Cc. Page 5 
60 / the Cardinals, &c. 8 
x Deaths of the Princes, 20 
Borical Remarks concerning the 


Age of the World, 23 


„ , the Priuy- council, Ibid. 
ig bts of the Garter, 25 
Of the Thiſile, 26 
Of the Bath, Ibid, 
ates of Hackneycoachmen, 27 
half Vatermen, 29 
Shin L½ of Foreign Miniſters re- 


ſiding at the Court of Great- 
Britain, 30 
Britiſh Miniſters abroad, 31 
f all the Lord Mayors and 
Sheriffs of London, from 
| the Year 1660, 32 
/ the preſent Lord Mayor, 
Aldermen, and Common - 
councilmen, 36 
ames of the Churches in and 
about London, 
be Companies of London, 4.1 
lemorable Events ſince the Year 


Fol. 


1739 | : 43 
New and Exact Liſt of the 
Lords Spiritual and Tem- 
poral, ⁊bith their Places of 


45 


Ade in Town, 


ONTENTS | 


1 H 
Coukr KALEN DAR Compleat, 


| 


> LACS LOTS 4 T i 
—— l 


Fees for Peerage and Knight- 
hood Page 54. 
Alphabetical Liſt of the Coun- 
ties, Cities, and Boroughs, 
æuit h the Repreſentatives, 55 

Of the Knights, Citizens, and 
Burgeſſes of the preſent Par- 
liament, with the Places ef 
their Abode, &c. 62 
Od Members not in this, 76 
Officers attending the Peers, 78 
The Commons, Ibid, 
Fees to the Black Rod, Ibid, 
To the Serjeant at Arms, Ib. 
Scheme for the Land J., 79. 
A Lift of the Iriſh Peers and 
Biſhops, 80 

Of the Peers of Scotland, 8 2 
Land Tax paid ſince 1688, $5 
General Poſt Letters, &c, Ib. 
Poſt Days at Bath | 
Earl Mar ſbal's Office, 89 
Ditto Secretaries, Priæy- Seal, 
and Treaſury, 90 
Ditto Exchequer, Admiraliy, 
and Lord Chamberlain, 91 
King's Chaplains, &c. 94 
Lords Lieutenants, &c. 


2 b . 95 
Liſt of His Majeſty's Houſhold, 
Yeomen of the Guard, Band 


of Penſioners, and Maſter 


77 


of the Horſe, &c, 
A2 


. 2 


— —̃ L — . 


The CoN TEN ITS. 


Bard of Wars, &c. Page 98 
Eſiabliſbment of the DEN 4 
the Prince, 
Of the Princeſs, = 
Of the Dube, and Princeſſes 
Amelia and Carolina, 102 | 
Maſter of the Wardrobe, Ibid, 
Director of the Bank, 103 
Of the Eaſt- India Comp, Ibid, 
Of the South-ſea ditto, 104 
Of the African ditto, Ibid. 
Royal Exchange Aſſur. 105 
Of the London ditto, Ibid, 
Of the Union Fire Office, 106 
Weſt-India Governors, Ibid, 
Commiſſioners of the Cuſtoms, 107 


Of Exciſe, Ibid, 
Of Stamps, 108 
Of Taxes, Ibid, 


Of Hackney-coaches, & c. Ib. 


Of Wine Licences, Ibid, 
For Haolers, &c. 109 
For the Salt Duty, Ibid. 
Of the Navy, Ibid, 

Of the Victualling, Ibid, 


Of Trade and Plantations,110 


of the Lottery, Ibid, 
General Peſimaſters, &c, Ibid. 
Of the Penny 27 111 
Officers of the Mint, Ib.d. 
Court of Chancery, 112 
Of King's Bench, 11 
Of Common Pleas, Ibid, 


Filazers of the Court of Common 
Pleas, their Deputies, and 


Places of Abode, 114 
Court of Exchequer, 115 
Of Marſhalica, Ibid. 
Welch Judges, 116 


Once Fs of 20 AorsCommons, Ib. 
Duchy of Lincalter, 118 


/ Guy's Hiſpital, 


OSccors for the Courts of Ser 
ney and Hackney, 110 
Board of Ordnance, Ibid, 1 
Paymaſter of the Forces, Ibid. 
Secretary at War, &c. Ib.“ 
Gowernors of Sutton's 1 e 

called the Charterhouſe, 120% 
Officers of St, Bartholomew" 
Hoſpital , Ibid. 
Of Chrift Hoſpital, Ibid. 
Of St, Thomas's Hoſp. 1210 
©f Bridewell and Bethle. 
hem Hsſpitals, Ibid, F 
Ibid i 
Of St, George's Hoſp. 198 
Of Weſtm. Infirmary, bie 
Of Chelſea Hoſpital, Ib. 
Of Greenwich Heſpital, 12; 3 
Holidays of Publick Offices, IF 
Offices, where kept, 1 
A Lift of the Veſſels of the RR 
Navy, 127 
Of the Captains, and ne Dad 
of their Commiſſions, 1 1 
Of the Maſters and Comma, 
ders, ditto, 15 
Of the Lieutenants, 198 
A Lift cf the ADMIRALS 1550 
Of Ships ſent to Eaſt- 11 
| this Year, 


Ibidc 
The Pay of the Princital Cee 
in the Nauy, Ib 


A Lift of the Britiſh Force 

at Home and Abroad, 1:i% 
Pay of the Forces on the Id 1 

E ftablifhment, 1623 

Of the Engliſh Horſe au 

Grenad:er Guards, 1% 

Of tbe Officers of Horſe, a: 


9 "4 
1309 


8 150 
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Ibid 
Cee, | 
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uſt Publiſhed, 


CONJUGAL DUTY: 
lection of ingenious and delightful 225 


Sermons. 


PART I. 


1. The Merchant Royal, or 
Woman a Ship. By Robert 
Wilkinſon, 

2. The Bridal Buſp, By Henry 
Cornwallis, 

A Weddins Ring fit for 
the Firger, By William 
Secker. | 
4. 4 New-yjears Gift, 
W. Colby. 


By 
PART 


A Diſcourſe en Marriage, 


5 Mr. Matthew Mead. 
2. Huſbands love your Wiæes 


A Sermon preach'd, proving 


the Duty of Huſbands to their 
Wives, By Philanthropos, 
. A Wedding Sermon. By 
Biſhop Latimer. 

4. "4 Looking Glaſs for Mar- 


Set forth in 2 Col. 


L 


* 
Viz, 1 
5. The Character of a _ 4, 
and Vertuous Woman, "i J 
M. Moxon. 
6. The Bride Woman's cn 
ſellor. By J. Sprint. 7 
7. A Wife Miſtaten: Or Leaf 
inſtead of Rachel, By Thema | 
Grantham. 1 
8. The Virgin Mary, 
Thomas Maſter, 
II, Vix. 5 
5. A Weddirg Ring, fitted n 
the Finger, &c. By William 5 
Crompton. ES 
6. Boaz and Ruth, By Bartho- CY 
lomew Parſons, $8 
7. Vitis Palatina: Or, 7:8 i 
Palatine Vine. Preact*d by the 8 | 
Biſhop of London at the Mar. 5 | 
riage of the Lady Elizabeth, 


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ried Folks. From the Latin, ( Daughter of King James I.) 1 ; 
* by Robert Snawſel. to the Elector Palatine, = 
PART III. Via. 78 
1. The Incomparable Jewel, 25 1 A Good Husband, and a 
W. L. Cod Wife, By bone 
2. The Bridal Buſh, By W. Taylor. | 
Whately. 5. A Marriage Preſent, 9 
3. A Marriage Feaſt, By W.] Roger Hacket. | a4 
Bradſhaw. . 
PART IV. Fiz. int 
1. A Good Wife Gid's Gift. | rable Twins of a bleſt Matri. 3 
* Thomas Gataker. mony. By Nethanie] Hardy, P + 
A IVife indeed, By the 4. The Rib Reflired : 0,6 
"ous. few 


3. Lyve and Fear, the inſepa- 


The Honour of Marriage, 7 
of! 


Richard Meggot. 


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. 1 the Dates, t New Style is ebſerved every where 


EORGE II. King of 
Great Britain, France, 
and Ireland, Elector 


68 3, and crown'd Oct. 11, 


72 

ae Leæuis, Pr. of Wales, 

zorn Jan. 20, 1706 

uguſia, Princeſs of Wales, 

dorn Nov. 19, 171 

eo ge William Frederick, Duke 

f Cornwall, born May 24, 
718 : 

3 Auguſtus, ſecond Son 

f the Prince of Wales, born 

March 14, 1739 

liam Henry, third Son of 

he Prince of Wales, born 

OV. 14, 1743 

uguſta, Daughter of the Pr. 

pf Wales, born July 31, 1737 

lixabeth Caroline, 24 Daugh- 


Hanover, born October 30, 


except in the Royal Family of England, 
GREAT- BRITAIN. 


1733 : He was born Sept. 1, 
1711 9 
— Daughter to the Princeſs or 
Orange, born Feb. 17, 1742 
Amelia Sophia, Princeſs of Eng- 


land, born May 30, 1711 


Caroline Elizabeth, Princeſs of 
England, born May 30, 1713 

Mary, Princeſs of Heſſe- Caſſel, 
born Feb, 22, 1723; married 
to Prince Frederick of Heſſe- 
Caſſel, June 8, 1740: He 
was born Aug. 2, 1720 

—Son of the Princeſs Heſſe, 
born May, 23, 1743 

Louiſa, Princeſs of England, 
born Dec. 7, 1724; married 
to Frederick, Prince Royal of 
Denmark, Nov, 10, 1743, 
N. S. He was born Mar. 31, 
174 | 


Fer of the Prince of Wales, 
Porn Dec. 30, 1740 

illiam Auguſtus, Duke of 
umberland, born April 15, 
721 | 
ine, Princeſs of Orange, born 


Villiam Charles Henry Fri, 
Prince of Orange, Mar, 14, 


PP 


Theſe following are excluded 
from the Succeſſion. 
James Francis Edward Stuart, 

born June 10, 1688 


| Charles Edruard, Son of James 


Stuart, born Dec. 20, 1720 


ck. za, 1709; marricd to | Henry Benedict, Son of James 


Stuart, born Feb, 23, 1725 
B 


CR 


6 The Bin Tus of tte KINGS, Ge. 
TheEngliſhMonarchy began 


in 449, and there have been 32 


Kings ſince the Conqueſt, 
The Shape of England is tri- 


angular, the longeſt Side from | 


Berwick North to the Land's 
End S. W. 386 Miles; from 
Berwick to Sandwich S. S. E. 
about 280 Miles; from Sand- 


wich Eaſt to the Land's End 


W. by S. 279 Miles: And the 
Perpendicular from Berwick to 


Portſmouth, N. and S. 320 


Miles: Contains by Computa- 
tion, 39038 500 Acres, 1175951 
Houſes; is almoſt ten times as 
big as the United Netherlands, 
five times as big as the Spaniſh 
Netherlands; leſs than Italy by 
almoſt one half; and in Com- 
pariſon of France, as 3o to 82. 
Scotland, from the Mull of 
Galloway in the South, to 
Dungſbay Head in the Eaft 
Point of Caithneſs, North, is 
about 250 Miles long, and be- 
tween Buchaneſs on the Eaſt 
Sea, and Ardnamuchan Point, 
on the Weſt, 1:0 Miles broad; 
yet no Part 5o Miles from the 
Sea. 
FRANCE. 
| OUIS XV. King of 
France, Sc. born Feb. 
15, 1710, and crown'd at 
Rheims, Oct. 25, 1722 


Mary, Princeſs of Poland, the 
hundredth Queen of France, 


and tenth of the Name of Ma 
77, born June 23, 1703 


Louis, Dauphin of France, lf 


Sept. 4, 1729 
Madame Anne Henrietta, 


uls | 
On- 


cond Daughter of Fran . 
born Aug. 14, 1727 279 
Madame Mary Adelaide, thi Er. 
Daughter of France, d. 


March 23, 1732 
Madame — fourth Daughter 


France, born May 11, 17 0 
Madame — fifth Daughter « 1 
France, born July 27, 17; ada 


Madame — fixth Daughter , 
France, born May 16, . 
Madame Louiſa Maria, ſeven 
Daughter of France, born i 
5.17 
Maury Frances, of Bourbon, Di 
cheſs-dowager of Philip Dil 
of Orleans, Regent, born Nig tad. 
9, 1677 | 
Lewis, Duke of Orleans, be 
Aug. 4, 1703 
Louis Philip, of Orleans, Dub 


of Chartres, born May u 

| 1725 

Louis Foſeph, of Bourbon, Þ: 
of Conde, born Aug. 9, 17/WWPri; 

(Harles, of Bourbon - condi g, 
Count of Charolois, born Jui 
19, 1700 

Louis, of Bourbon- conde Cou 
of Clermont, born June 1; 


1709 Cor 
Louiſa Elizabeth, of Bourbon 41: 
conde, Princeſs- dowager lou. 


Louis Armand, Prince ot Co 
ty, born Nov. 22, 1693 
Louis Froncis, of Bourbon, P: 
| of Conty, bern Aug 13,171 


uis Francis Joſeph, of Bour- 
on-conty, Count de la 
larche, born Sept. 1, 1734 
fary Gabriel, of Bourbon con- 


t Paris, born Dec. 22, 1690 
ad, Louiſa Anne of Bourbon- 
onde, born June 23, 1695 


Liter enrietta Louiſa, of Bourbon- 

ie onde, Abbeſs of Beaumont- 

> _Mcz-Tours, born Jan. 15,1703 
By. adame de Sens, Eligabetb- 

8 * Lexandrine, of Bourbon. con- 
9 q 


Ve, born Sept. 15, 1705 

miſa Benedictine, of Bourbon - 
onde, Ducheſs - dowager of 
eu!s Auguſtus, of Bourbon, 
Duke of Maine, born Nov. 
8, 1676 | 
lad. de Conty, Louiſa Henri- 
Jetta, of Bourbon-conty, born 
June 20, 1720 

ladame de la Roche-ſur-yon, 
Louiſa Adelaide, of Bourbon- 
conty, born Dec. 2, 1696 


orn ſu 
on, Dy 
ip Du 
07h Ng 


ns, ben 


8, Dub 
May 1 


don, PW :1j; Augnſtus, of Bourbon, 
9, Prince of Dombes, born Mar. 
concſ 4, 1700 | 

rn JuLis Charles, of Bourbon, 


Count Eu, 
1701 

lary Victoria, of Noailles, 
Counteſs - Dowager of Louis 
Alexander, Count of Thou- 
vager WF louſe, born May 6, 1688 

of Cat ets John Mary, of Bourbon, 
693 poke of Penthiévre, born 
bon, P Nov, 16, 1725 
37771 | 


born Oct. 15, 


de Cout 
une 1; 


Sour bot 


ls, Abbeſs of St. Anthony's, 


The Brix Tns of the KINGS, Ec. 7 


The French Monarchy has 
ſubſiſted ever ſince the Year 


418, TheirKings are deſcended 


from three Races or Families, 
viz, the Merovingians, the 


Carlovingians, and the Capeti- 
ans; Which laſt Family have 
held the Scepter ntar 800 Years, 
The Princes of the Blood are 


alſo of three Houſes, wiz. the 
Houſe of Orleans, the Houſe 
of Bourbon. condè, and Houſe of 
Bourbon - conty, The King is 
ſtil'd, Moſt Cbriſtian King, and 
Eldeſt Son of the Church. 
There are in France 18 Arch» 
biſhopricks, and 112 Biſhop - 
ricks, which, it is ſaid, con- 
tain 140000 Cures or Pariſhes, 
16 Chiefs of Orders, or Con- 
gregat:ons, 
Men, including the 16 great 
Royal Abbeys; 557 Abbeys 


of Women; 12400 Priories ; 
with their 


15200 Chapels, 
Chaplains 3 14777 Convents of 
all the different Orders. The 
King has the Nomination of 
all the Archbiſhops and Biſhops, 
and preſents to 770 Abbeys of 
Men, and 280 of Women, 
TheClergy meet generally once 

in five Years, | 
The Extent of this Country 
from Eaſt to Weſt, i. e. from 
the extreme Point of Britan- 
ny, to the Rhine near Straſ- 
burg, is 207 common Leagues; 
and from 18 Canighou in 
2 


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Point next Dunkirk, 213 
common Leagues, 
SPAIN, 
HILIP V, King of Spain, 
Sc. born Dec. 19, 1683 
& lizabeth, of the Houſe of 
Farneſe, Queen of Spain, born 
Oct. 2c, 1092 
Don Ferdinand, Prince of Aſtu- 
rias, born Sept, 23, 1713 
Mary, of Portugal, Princeſs of 
Afturias, born Dec. 4, 1711 
Don Philip, Infant, born March 
15, 1720 
Louiſa Elizabeth, of France, 
Infanta, born Aug. 14, 1727 
Don Louis, Infant, and Cardi- 
nal, Archbiſhop of Toledo and 
Seville, born July 25, 1727 
Mary Thereſa, Infanta, born 
June 11, 1726 
Mary Antonietta, Infanta, born 
Nov. 17, 1729 
The ſeveral Provinces now 
ſubject to the Crown of Spain, 
were, about the End of the 


The Biz THS of the KINGS, &c. 


This Kingdom was found 
in the Year 414, and has hu 
84 Kings. 5 


ITAL F. 
ENEDICT XIV. CP. 
ſper Lambertini, a Nati 

of Bologna) the Moſt Hej 
Father in God,  Sovereiri 
Pontiff of Rome, ee. bon 
March 31, 1675. He is tl 
254th Pope fince St. Peter. 

The Sacred College confilf 


De! 
of ſeventy Cardinals, The 160 
are divided into three Orden: ; 
. Biſhops, Prieſts, and DM 36, 
cons, There are two Vacah- 7 


cies at preſent, 


A Lift of the CAR DIN art 
with the Dates of their Bini 
and Promotions. | 

Promoted by CLEMENT AN 

In 1706 c 

Ruffo, Dean of the Sacred Ce. 

lege, born Scpt. 15, 1663 
In 1711 
Albani, born Aug. 15, 1682 


XVth Century, in the Reign of 
Ferdinand the Catholich, united 
under that Crown, and after- 


Wards, by a Daughter of that 


Prince, fell into the Houſe of 
Auſtria, and continued in their 
Poſſeſſion till the End of the 
XVII h Century, when by the 
Death of Charles TI. they de- 
yolved to the Houſe of Bour- 
bon, in the Perſon of the pre- 
ſent King Philip. 


Sub- Dean ard Chamberlain dM -- 
the Holy See 1 
In 1712 10 

De Roban, born June 26, 16. 
D' Acuncha, born Dec. 7, 106;Þ 


In 1715 14 
Marini, born Mar. 13, 1667/1 

In 1717 5 
Alberoni, born May 31, 16648 £ 

In17 of 8 


De Gefures, born Aug. 15, 16 
De Brfu, born Nov, 12, 108 


fur FP u nec N XIII. 
has {| In 1721 
bari, born Oct. 19. 1692 
| By BENEDICT XIII. 
In 172 
C (Pn Petra, born Nen A 1662 
a Nati; In I725 
ſi Re) nn, born jan. 15, 1682 
Weten 11 726 
* * Pini, _ _ 20, : 639 
'* 8E.crcar;, born Nov. 9, 1 
Peer, „ 
config p. Krllunitæ, born May 28, 
T hes | 1677 | 
985 e Zintz2ndorff, born July 14, 
169 
V acay pe Flere, born Aug. 14, 1685 
| In 1728 
x 4 15 araffe, born July 4, 1677 
Dieu Accoramboni, born Sep. 24,1072 
k In 1729 
r XB, beſe, born June 20, 1697 
8 By CLEMENT XII. 
ed Col In 1730 
663 orfint, born May 19, 168 5 
acc, born Jan, 8 1663 
16825 In 1 
rlain d Bichi, born Feb. 6, 1669 | 


Firrau, 
Gentili, born Feb. 
iadagni, born Sept. 14, 1674 


8 A7uaviva, born Jan, 15,1695 
Aoſca, born April 28, 1678 


39 e born Sept ä 


The Bit TAS of the KINGS, Ge. 


born July 12, 1670 
9, 1681 


In 1732 


In 1733 
Riviera, born Dec. 3, 1671 
Spinola, born July 6, 1681 
I: 1734 


9 


In 1735 


Spinelli, born Feb. 1, 1694 
Infant of Spain, born July 25, 


1727 | 
In 1 


1737 
D' Almeyda, born Oct. 5, 1670 
D' Auvergne, bornNov 5,1671 
De Lamberg, born July 8, 1683 
De Molina, born Jan. 28, 1679 
Lipſti, born june 15, 1690 
Rexzonico, born Mar. 7, 1693 
Velci, born Mar. 7, 1670 
In 1738 
Paſſionei, born Dec. 2, 1682 
Gonzaga, born Mar. 2, 1690 
In 1739 | 
De Tencin, born Aug. 22,1679 
Sacripanti, born Sept. 11, 1689 
By BEN EDIT XIV. 

In 1743 
Portocarrero, born Ap. 2, 1681 
Paulucci, born Dec. 9, 1692 
Cirolami, born Sept. 10, 1670 
Cavalebini, born July 29, 1683 
Barni, born Oct. 28, 1676 
Oddi, born Nov. 12, 1679 
Lanti, born April 18, 1695 
Creſtenxi, born Oct. 20, 1694 
Doria, 

Landi, born July 9, 1682 
Pozzoborellt, 

Ricci, born Feb. 7, 1678 
Rufo, born June 11, 1687 
Bolognetti, born Feb. a, 169 r 
| Colonna, May 8, 1708 
Colonna, born Jan. 17, 1709 


Tanara, born Oct. 14, 1680 


De Me:ti, born Mar, 23, 1675 
B 3 


Calcagnini, born Feb. 19, 1679 - ä 


10 


Lucini, born 1663 
 Tamburini, © | 
Bezo387, born 1685 
Orfini, born 1717 


In Petit: | 
In Petros 


Francis Stephen, of Lorrain, 
Great Duke of Tuſcany, born 
Dec. 8, 1708 
MaryThereja, of Auſtria, Great 
Duch-fs of Tuſcany, and Qu, 
of Hungary and Bohemia, 
born May 13, 1717 
Joſeph Bendi&z Auguſtus, Ptince 
of Tuſcany, born March 13, 
1741 
Mary Anne, Prineeſs of Tuſ- 
cany, bora Oct. 6, 1738 
Mary Chriſtina, Princeſs of 
Tuſcany, born May 13, 1742 
Mary Elizabeth, Princeſs of 
Tuſcany, born Aug. 13,1743 
Mary Magdalen, of Auftria, 
Aunt to the Queen of Hun- 
gary, born Mar, 26, 1689 
Charles Alexander, of Lorrain, 
Brother of the Great Duke, 
born Dec. 12, 1712, 
Mary Anne, Archducheſe of 
Auſtria, Siſter to the Qusen 
of Hungary, born Scpt. 14, 
17183 and marricd to Prince 
Charies of Lorrain, Jan. 7, 


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Siſter io the Great Duke, 
Abbeſs of Remiremont, born 
Ny 37, 1714 

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The BIR THA ef tte KINGS, Ee. 
Bardi, born Jan. 31, 1635 | 


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Dorothy, of Newburg, Ducheſ. he 
dowager of Parma, born July 5 


11, 1670 


Francis III. of the Houſe of 
Eſte, Duke of Modena, born 
July 2, 1698 

Charlotta Aglae, of Orleans, 
Ducheſs of Modena, born Ot, 
22, 170 5 

Hercules Renault, Hereditary, 
Prince of Modena, born Nov. 
22, 1727 | | 

Mary Thereſa Cybo, Hereditary 
Princeſs of Modena,born June 
29, 1725 | 

Benedict Philip, Prince of Mo. 
dena, born Sept. 30, 1736 

Mary Thereſa Fel icite, Princeſs 
of Modena, born Oct. 6, 17206 
Mathilda, Princeſs of Modena, 
born Feb. 7, 1729 

Fortune Mary, Princeſs of Mo-. 
dena, born Nov. 24, 1731 
Benedicta Erneſtina, Princeſs of 
Modena, born Aug. 18, 16g7 Wh: 
Amelia Joſeph, Princeſs of Mo- 
dena, born July 23, 1699 

Henrietta, of Modena, Wife of | 
Leopold, Prince of Heſſe- darm- 
ſtadt, born May 27, 1702 
Foſeph Mary, of the Houſe of 
Gonzagues, Duke of Guaſtal« F 
la, born April 20, 1690 47 

Mary Eleonora, of Holſtein- r1 
Wiſenberg, Ducheſs of Gua» 
ſtalla, born Dec, 18, 1715 
Theodora, of Heſſe-darmſtadt, 
Ducheſs-dowager of Guaſtal 
Ia, born Feb, C, 1706 | 


The Bix Tus of the 


ne Two SICILIES, 
5 ON CARLOS, Infant 
x # of Spain, King of the 
wo Sicilies, born Jan. 20, 
16 
Gary Amelia, of Saxony, Queen 
df the Twe Sicilies, born 
lov. 24, 1724 
Wary Elizabeth, Princeſs of 
he Two Sicilies, born Apri] 
9, 1743 


EE RN 


KINGS, Se. 


Cbriſtina Henrietta, of Heſſe- 
Rhintels, Princeſs of Carig- 
nan, born Nov. 24, 1717 

— Daughter of the Prince of 
Carignan, born Aug 17,1742 

Anne Thereſa, of Savoy-Ca- 
rignan, Wife of Charles of 
Rohan, Prince of Soubiſe, 
born Nov. 1, 1717 

Victoria Mary Anme, of Savoy, 
Princeſs - dowager of Cas 


11 


faria F. ſeph, Princeſs of the 
Two >.cil:es, bora july 1744 


litary Of MALT A. 

June NR. D. EMANUEL 
| PINT O, a Portu- 
Mo. {Wueſe, Great Maſter, born 
36 n 1683 | 

inceſs SAVOY. 

1726 HARLES EMANUEL 


III. Duke of Savoy, and 
Ling of Sardinia, born April 


Mo-. 1701 

31 For Amee Mary, Duke of 
ceſs of awoy, born June 26, 1726 
1607 Wh es Francis Mary, Duke of 
Mo- Roſte, born Dec. 1, 1738 

9 nedict Mary Maurice, of Sa- 
ife of oy, Duke of Chablais, bern 
larm- one 21, 1741 

2 leonora Mary Thereſa, Prin- 
uſe of Meß of Savoy, born Feb. 28, 
aſtale 728 

) Wiry Louiſa Gabriel, ſecond 
teins rinceſs of Savoy, born Mar, 
Gua- 2, 1729 | 

15 ary Felicite, third Princeſs 

ſtadt, If Savoy, burn Mar, 20,1730 

aſtal- W's Y:ifor, of Savoy, Prince 


I Carignan, born Sept. 25, 
1721 


rignan, born Feb. 9, 1690 
Mary Victoria, of Savoy - Ca- 
rignan, born Feb. 12, 1687 
Jabella Louija, of Savoy- Ca- 
rignan, born [une 30, 1688 
Anne Victoria, of Savoy Soiſ- 
ſons, Wife of Foſeph F ede- 
rick, Prince of Saxe - Hil- 
burghauſen, born Sept. 13, 

1683 
Tbereſa Anne, of Lichenftein, 
Counteſs-dowager of Soiſſons, 
born May 11, 1694 ; 
This Houſe is one of the 
moſt ancient in Europe, They 
have governed Savoy and Pied- 
mont for above 700 Years, and 
have had 34 Soverzipns, Some 
of them were called Counts of 
Savoy Ince the Year 1000, 
LORRATIN. 
TANISLAUS LESC- 
ZINSKI, King of Po- 
land, Great Duke ef Lithus 
ania, Duke of Lorrain and 
Bar, born Oct. 20. 1677 
Katherine Opoliusta, Queen of 
Poland, Great Ducheſs of Lis 
thuania, Ducheſs of Lorraig 
and Bar, born Nov. 5, 1680 


LE 


Elizabeth Charlotte, of Orleans, 
Ducheſs-dowager of Lorrain, 
born Sept. 13, 1676 

This Duchy was founded in 
1048, and re-united to France 
in 1737. 

GERMANY. 


HARES ALBERT, of 


the Houſe of Bavaria, the | of Bavaria in 1623, which wb 


VIIth Emperor of that Name, 
Duke of Upper and Lower 
Bavaria, Cc. born Aug. 6, 
1697. Choſen Emperor at 
Francfort, Jan. 24, 1742 

Mary Amelia, of Auſtria, Em- 
preſs, and Electreſs of Bavaria, 
born Oct. 22, 1701 

Maximilian Joſerb, Electoral 
Prince of Bavaria, born Mar. 
28, 1727 

Mary Antonietta, Princeſs 11 
Bavaria, born July 19, 1724 

Mary Joſepb, Princeſs of Ba- 
varia, born Aug. 7, 1734 

Foſephina Antonietta, Princeſs 
of Bavaria a Munich, born 
March 30, 1739 

Clement F. ancis de Paule, Prince 
of Bavaria à Munich, born 
April 19, 1722 

Mary Anne, of Sultzbach, born 
June 22, 1722 

Leopoldina Eleanora, of Neu- 
berg, Ducheſs of Bavaria 4 
Munich, born Oct. 22, 1691 

John 83 e, of Bavaria, Bi- 
ſhop of Ratifbon, Horm Sept, 
25 1703 

Mary Anne, of Bavaria, a Re- 
Cule, born Avg. 4, 1696 


1 


The BIB THS of the KINGS, &. | 


| in the Year 1180. 


; 


The Houſe of Bavaria 15 64 


t 

ſcended from thoſe of Sch ren Ty 
and Wittleſbach. Orton V. wi her 
made Duke of Bavaria by tle 
Emperor Frederick Barbary re 


The Titk 
of Grand Maſter of the En 
pire was annexed to the Duchy 


confirmed by the Treaty dj 
Weſtphalia. He 
Elizabeth Chriſtina, of Bruni 
wick - Blankenburg, Em 
preſs-dowager, born Aug. 29, 
1691 
This Empire began wi 
Charles the Great, in the Ven 
800. Tho' Popery is the eff.) 
bliſhed Religion, yet the Lu 
therans and Calviniſis have bee 
tolerated there ſince the Yeaſ 
1624. = 
In the Vear 12 58, Sera 
Electors were appointed by th | 
Golden Bull of Char/cs IV. u 
chuſe an Emperor, vis, The 
Biſhops of Triers, Cologn, ar 
Mentz, the King of Bohema 


the Count Palatin of theRhin,8W 7 
the Duke of Saxony, and ti þ 
Marqueſs of Brandenburgin. # G 
FrederickV . Elector PalatinW T 
being put in the Bann of the of 
| Empire, for having accepted bo 
the Crown of Bohemia, th 
Electoral Dignity, which b Tri 
been appropriated to the Count Ecc 
Palatins of the Rhine, as be beat 
ing the eldeſt Branch of the pelle 


Houle of Bavaria, was ſp cd 


bt 


a by the 


rbareſſh 


he Tit 


le Em 
e Duchy 


ria, of the Branch of Muni- 
hen: But at the Inſtance of 
we Protęſtant Princes, by the 
reaty of Munſter and Oſna- 
rg, in 1648, the Honour was 
ſtored to the Palatin Houſe, 
nd an Eighth Electorate was 


nich wal 
eaty 8 


Freated for Charles Leauis Count 
Paiatin, and his Male Heirs, 
BA Ninth Electorate was made 


Brunl. 5 
Em- 


5 
ug, 28, 


n With 


he Ven 
be ef 
he Lu. 9 
ve been 
ie Ve 


Se van 


IV. tof 


3. Th: 


1692, in Favour of the 
uke of Hanover. 


"NE NT» 

ET, \REDER. CHARLES, 
R by the Grace of God, 
Archb.ſhop and Elector of 
Mentz, Count d'Oftein- En- 
gleheim, Sc. born 

Tae Archbiſhop of Mentz 
Ws the Chef of the Eccleſiaſtical 
lectorates, and has bore the 
itle of Archchancellor ever 
ſince the Time of Frederick J. 
Be is alſo tiled, oft Eminent, 


though not a Cardinal, 


hema TRIZF-RS, 

Rhin EF RANCIS GEORGE, 
nd tle of Schoenborn, by the 
gin. WWF Grace of God, Archbiſhop of 
"alat'n BW Triers, Prince and Elector 
of th of the Holy Roman Empire, 
pted o born June 15, 1682. 

a, BY The Archbiſhoprick of 
ch hai Triers is the Second of the 
Count Fcclefiittical Eléctorates. He 


as be 


of th! 
10 ofed 


van the Title of Archchan- 
cor, bat, at preſent, it is a 
only. 


ie 


2 The Bis Tis of tt: KINGS, Sc. 
la i; to IMaximillian Duke of Ba- 
Schirenſ; 


13 


CO LO GM. 
ILEMENT AU GUS- 
TUs, of Bavaria, by the 
Grace of God, Archbiſhop of 
Cologn, Prince and Elector 
of the Holy Roman Empire, 
born Aug. 16, 1700 | 
The Archbiſhoprick of Co 
logn is the third of the Eccle- 
fiaſtical Electorates, and is one 
of the moſt powerful in the 
whole Empire, 
PALATIN. 
H AR IL. ES PHILIP; 
1 EleQor Palatin of the 
Holy Roman Empire, Prince 
of Sultzbach, born Dec, II, 
172 | 
Mary Elizabeth, Princeſs Pa- 
latin of Sultzbach, born Jan. 
17, 1721 | 
Frances Doretby, Princeſs Pa- 
latin of Sultzbach, born june 
15. 172 6 
Einer, * Heſſe-rhinfels, 
Princeſs - dowager of Sultz— 
bach, born Oct. 18, 1712 
| Chriftian IV. Prince Palatin, 
Duke of D-uxponts, born 
Sept. 6, 1722 
Frederick, Pr. Palatin of D-uxe 
ponts born May 6, 1724. 
CHriſtina Carolina, of D:uxpontsy 
Wifz of Louis, Hereditary 
Prince of Huil2 - darmſtadt, 
born Mar. 9, 1721 
Henrietta Carolina, of Deux- 
ponts, Wife of Charles Au- 


euftis Frederic:, Prince of 
Waldeck, born Nov, 17 1725 


14 
Carolina, of Naſſau- ſaarbruck, 
Ducheſs - dowager of Deux- 


ponts, born Aug. 12, 1704 
Jobn, P. ince Palatin, Duke of 


Berckenfeld - gel hauſen, born 


May 24, 1698 

Villiam, Prince Palatin of 
Birckenfeld - gelhauſen, born 
Jan. 4, ol. 

The Houſe of Palatin is one 
of the moſt illuſtrious in Eu- 
rope, being deſcended from the 
ancient Houſe of Witttleſbach, 
by Rudolf and Louis of Bavaria, 


who formed thoſe two Houſes, ' 


of Palatin of Bavaria and Pala- 
tin of the Rhine, The preſent 
Elector is of the Branch of 
Neuburg. 
BRANDENBURG. 
See Pruſſia. 
HIS EleQtor has Seven 


0 Votes at the Dyet; one 
as Elector, and fix more as 


Prince cf Madgeburgh, Cleves, 
Pomerania, Halberſtadt, Min- 
den and Camin, and Mcurs, 
which was erected into a Prin- 
cipality purely on his account. 

The Houſe of Bugndenburg 
have been poſſeſſed of Pruſſia 
ever fince the Year 1657,when 
the Elector Duke Milliam was 
declared Sovereign of Pruſſia by 
the Poles, on Condition that 
Pruſſia ſhould become a Fief of 
Poland; and in caſe of Failure 
of Heirs of the Houſe of Bran- 
denburg, the Branches of Fran- 


The Bin THS of the KINGS, Ge. 


13th of January, 1701, Fre. 
derick, the Father of the late 
King, was crowned King at 
Koningſberg, 


SAXONY. 
See Poland. 
HE Emperor Sigiſmund, 


and it has continued ever fince 
in that Family. 


HANOVER. 
See Great- Britain. 
HIS was raiſed to an 


the Favour of Erneſt Auguſius, 
Duke of Hanover, who madea 
Branch of the Houſe of Brunſ- 
wick Lunenberg, as Grandſon 
of the Duke of Lunenberg, 
and Great Grandſon of Erne, 
of Zell, Duke of Brunſwick ; 
whence came the Branches d 
Dernberg, Lunenberg, Brunſ— 
wick, Wolfembuttle, Zell, 
Hanover, Blankenberg, Bevern, 
which are now reduc'd to thele 
two, the Elder Branch df 
Brunſwick - Lunenberg- Wolf: 
embuttle, and the Electoral 
Branch of Brunſwick-Lunen- 
berg - Hanover, The fiſt 5 
ſubdivided into Wolfembuttk 
and Bevern; but the former 
being without Male Heirs, the 
large Poſſeſſions of the ancient 
Houſe of Brunſwick are like 


Conia ſhould fucceed, On the 


to center chicf.y in the Houlz 


in 1424, gave this Elec. 1 
torate to Frederick the B ave, 
Landgrave of Thuringia, Sc. 


Electorate in 1692, in | 


Fre- 
e late 
ing at 


mund, 

Elec. Þ 

ave, 
Se. 
ſince 


iiilian, Prince of Heſſe- caſſel, 


to an 
1353 
uſtus, 
ade 2 
run. 
nadſon 
berg, 
rneſt, 
vick ; 
hes of 
runſ- 
Zell, 
vern, 
theſe 
h <& 
Wolf. 
Coral 
unen- 
xſt 1 
buttle 
ormer 
s, the 
ncient 
like 
Houſe 


Branch of Hanover. 


1 Queen of Hungary 


Erneſt Auguſtus, Duke of Saxe- 


Sifbia Charlotta, of Branden- 
burg-bareith, his Wife, born 


Chr ſftina Frederick, of Coſs, his 


Jaln Adulpbus, Duke of Saxe- 


The Brie Tas of the 


pf Bevern, and the e 


BAVARIA. See Germany. 
BOHEMIA. 


Queen and Electreſs of 
Bohemia, crown'd at Pragne, 
May 12, 1743 


Weimer, born Ap. 19, 1688 


July 27, 1713 


born Mar. 10, 1682 h 
Frederick 111, Duke of Saxe- 
gotha, born April 14, 1699 
Louiſa Dorothy, of Saxe-mein- 
ingen, his Wife, born Aug. 
10, 1710. | 
Erneſt Frederick II. Duke of 
Saxe-eiſefeld, born Dee. 17, 
1707 | 
Carolina, of Erpach-furſtenau, 
his W:fe, born Sept. 29, 1700 
Chriſtian Erneſt, Duke of Saxe- 
ſaafeld, born Aug. 16, 1683 


Wife, born Aug. 16, 1686 


Weiſſenfele, 
168 5 

Fre derica, of Saxe-gotha, his 
Wife, born July 17, 1715 
Maurice Aldous, Nuke of 
Saxe-zeits, B ſhop of Leitl- 
maritz, born Dec. 1, 1702 
Frederick Willtam, Margrave 
of Brandenburg- ſchewd, boin 


born Sept. 4, 


Dorothy Sophia, of Pruſſia, his 

Wife, born Jan. 25, 1719 

Charles, Margrave of Branden- 

burg · ſonnenburgh, born June 

10, 1705 

Frederick William, Margrave 

of Brandenburgli-bateith, born 
May 10, 1711 

Frederica Auguſta, of Pruſſia, 
his Wife, born July 3, 1709 

Charles Frederick, Margrave of 
Brandenburg - Anſpach, born 
May 12, 1712 

Frederica I owija, of Pruſſia, his 


| Wife, born Sept. 28, 1714. 


Charles, of Brunſwick, Duke 
of Wolfembuttle, (the pre- 

ſent Duke of Courland) born 
Aug. 1, 1713 | | 


| Philigpina Char ta, of Pruſ- 


ſia, his Wife, born Mar, 13, 
1716 

Erneſt Ferdinand, of Brunſ- 
wick, Duke of Bevern, born 
Mar. 4, 1682 

Eleonora ( harltta, of Cour- 
land, his Wife, born June 11, 
1686 | 

Dorothy Scphia, of Holſtein» 
ploen, Ducheſs of Mecklen- 
bu rg-ſtrelitz, born Dec. 4, 
1692 


teniberg-ftutgard, born Feb, 
11, 1728 

Charles Rhodolphus, Duke of 
Wirtemberg- neuſtadt, bern 
May 19, 1667 


Dec, 27, 1700. 


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Wirtemberg-oels, born Feb, 
7, 1690 

Clarles, Duke of Wirtem- 
berg-bernſtadt, born March. 
1, 1682 | 

Wilbe!mina Louiſa, of Saxe- 
meiningben, bis Wife, born 
Jen. 19, 1686 | 
Charles, Landgrave of Heſſe- 
philipſtadt, born Sept, 23, 
1682 : | 
Corol/ina Chriſſina, of Saxe- 
eiſenach, his Wife, born Ap. 
15, 1699 

_ Erneſt Leopold, Landgrave of 
Heile-rhinfels, born [une 2.5, 
1684 

Eleonora Mary, of Lowenftein- 
rochefort, his Wife, born 
May 22, 1688 

CLriftian Auguſius, Landęrave 
of Heſſe-wanftied, born July 
11, 1689 

Mary Frances, of Hohkenloe- 
bartenſtein, his Wife, born 
Aug. 16, 1698 

T.cuis, Landgrave of Heſſe- 
darmſtadt, born Ap. 5, 1691 

Frederick James, Landgrave of 
Heſſe-homburg, born May 
19, 1673 

Cbriſtina, of Naſſau- otweiler, 
his Wife, born Sept. 2, 1685 
William George, Margrave of 
Bade-baden, born June 7,1702 
Mary Anne, of Schwartzem- 
berg, Margraveſs of Bade- ba- 
den, born Dec. 15, 1706 


The Bis Tins of the KINGS, Sc. 


Chriſtian Au uſtus, Duke & 


Holſtein - ſunderburg, boi un 
Ang. 4, 1696 bor 
Frederica Lon iſa, of Gulden v 
his Wife, born Oct. 2, 16% hal 
Frederick, Duke of Holſtein ; 5: 


beck, born Dec. 6, 1724 
Leopold, Duke of Holftsi 

wiſenburg,born Jan. T2, 1% 
Mary Elizabeth,of Lichenſteinf 


his Wife, born May 3, 1660 « 
Frederick, Duke of Holſten nde 
gluckſburg, born Ap. 1, „ B 


Frederick Charles, Duke 
Holftein -ploen, born Aug. 
1706 f 

Margaret Ir mengarde, of RA 
wentlaw, his Wife, bo 
May 2, 1711 1 

Leopold, Prince of Anhalt 
deſfau, born July 3, 1676 

Anne Louiſa, of Foſlen, Pri 
ceſs of Anhalt-deſſau, bin 
March 22, 1677 "2: 

Victor Frederick, Prince of AM | 
halt-bernburg, born Sept. 20 
1700 : 

Sophia Frederick, of Brand 
burg- ſonnenburg, Princeſs he 
Anhalt- bei nburg, born Apis 
21, 1712 ; 
Victor Amadeus, Prince of A 
halt-hoym, born Sept. 7, 100 
Auguſtas Louis, Prince of A 
halt- coëthen, born J une g 
1697 g 
Anne Frederick, of Prom niit 
Princeſs of Arhalt-cocthaſ 


Bade-dourlach, born Nov.22, 
1728 


Charles Frederick, Margrave of. 


« 2 
John Auguſtus, Prince GFA ha 
| Zecrbſt, borp July 24, 167 


born May 30, 1711 


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W-dwidre Frederick, of Wir- 
temberg- -weitlingen, his Wife, 
born Oct 18, 1691 

bn Louis T6 Prince of An- 
halt-dernburg, born June 12, 
1688. 

Of the Dv 8 T of Ratiſbon, 

HE Dyet is divided into 

F three Colleges, . The 
lectots, Princes, and the Chiefs 

Cities; each College being 
aer a particular Director. 

Beſides the 9 EleCtors of the 
mpire, there are 23 Arch- 
Wi ſhops and Biſhops, 10 Abbots, 


i ; Z Abbefles, 52 Princes, 62 
Ot Ke 


— 5 bo! j ; 


arls, and 62 Hans- Towns, 
ho have Votes at the Dyet, 
d furniſh their Contingeiits | 
all Caſes, 

H ER RF. 

ee Tuſcany. 

H 0 LLAVN D. 

II E Seven United Pro- 

vinces have been eſteem- 


in the World, from 
heir Foundation in 1579, 


hen they united themſelves 
a ſolemn Treaty, which 
Fa: ſigned at Utrecht, 
de of A 
t. 7, 100% 
ce of A 


and a 
ttle after at Weſtphalia 
here the King of Spain hi 5 
f recogniz'd thei ir Sovereign. 
7 Each Province bas its own 


Wews; but all Affairs that re- 
id the Republick, are deter- 
Pin'd by the 


states General 
the Hz; ue The general 
eligion is Calvanifin, 


| 


17 
Other REPUBLICKS, 
VENICE. 

H E Foundation of this 
Republick is faid to 
have been in 42T, and the 


| Eleftion of their firſt Doge in 


They have Four prin- 
\cipal Councils, I. The No- 
bility. II. The 120 Pregad: 
choſen out of them, of which 
the Senate is compoſed, III. 
The Doge and his 25 Aſſeſſors, 
IV, The Council of Ten. 
| The preſent Doge is the moſt 
Serene PETER GRIM ANI. 
The City of Venice is call'd, 
' The Virgin City, on account of 
its never having been ſubject 
to any other Power, 
GEN OA. | 

HIS Republick has ſub- 

ſifted 1800 Years. It is 
governed by a Doge, who gives 


693. 


all Orders under the Senate, 


dut without any Share in their 
Reſolutions. They chuſe a new 
Doge eyeiy 2d of January, 
SWITZERLAND. 
HIS Republick began in 
1315. It confils of 13 
Cantons. Seven are called Ca- 
> | tholick; Four, Evangelick; 
and Two, Mix'd. 
The Names ef the Cantons, 
they are diſtinguiſhed, 
Zurich, Proteſt, 
. Rern, Proteſt. 
Lucerne, Cath, 
Uri, Cath, 


as 


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38. Glaris, Proteſt. and Cath. 
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11. Soleure, Cath. 
2. Schathouſe, Prot. 
13. Appenzell, Prot, and Cat. 
GENEVA, 
Sovereign Republick ſince 
1511. 
LUCCA 
AS been a Republick 
ever ſince 300. It is 
govern'd by three Counſellors, 
the Chief of which is call'd 
Ganfallonier , whom they 
dhange every three Months. 
St. MARINO 
S governed by two Captains, 
whom they chuſe twice a 
Year, 
RAGUS A, 
HE Chef Mugiſtrate is 
called the Rector, whom 
they chuſe monthly. 
HAMBURGH. 
HE Government of this 
celebrated City for its 
Commerce, is in Four Chiefs, 
or Sovereign Burgo - Matters, 
with Four Synd cz or Wardens, 
Three Secretaries, andOne Pro- 
thonotary, or Principal Secre- 
tary, When any thing extraor- 
dinary is to be mov'd in regard 
to the Publick Revenue, they 


demand a Deputation of the 


Chief Citizens to aſſiſt them, 
from 12, ſometimes to 96, that 


The Brix Tus ef the KINGS, Ee. 
6, Underwald, Cath, | 


there may be no room 
Reproach, 
PUOURTUCAL. 
ON JOHN of bf 
ganza V. King of pq 
tuga!, born Oct. 22, 1639 
Mary Anne of kaktets, 1 
Queen, born Sept. 7, 1683 
Don Foſeph, Prince of Bra 
born June 6, 1714. 0 
Mary Anne Victoria, of Spi 
Princeſs of Brazil, born Mai, 
31, 1718 he 
Donna Maria Frances, of P 
tugal, Princeſs of Biera, bu 
Dec. 17, 1734. L 
Donna Maria Anne, Pri 
ceſs of W born Od. 
1736 * 
Donna Maria Frances, pi 
ceſs of Portugal, born Si 
2I, 197 4 
Don Pedro, Infant of Po 
gal, born July 5, 177 
Don Authony, Infant and Bt . 
ther to the King, born Ml 
155 169 5 15 
Don Emanuel, Infant and f. 7 
ther to the King, born 4 
3, 1697 N 
This Kingdom was four! 
in the Year 1089, and has! 
25 Kings, 
DENMARK. Wh 
HRISTIAN . 
of the Houſe of O 
burg, King of D-nmailf 
born Dec. 9, 1699 1 
Sophia Magdalen, of Pra 
| burg - Columbach, Que 5 


N S oC EET 
3 mae, wen 


enmark, born Nov. 
00 


22 edericl, Pr. Royal of Den- 
of Bark, born March 37, 1723 
of paß 1105, Princeſs of Denmark, 
1639 Porn Ott. 19, 1726 
in, Marlotta Emelia, Siſter of the 
163; ing, born OR, 6, 1706 
of Bra The Crown of this King- 
dm was Elective till 16603 
of a When it was declared Heredita- | 
rn Mari in Favour of Frederick III. 
he preſent Houſe of Olden- 
„ of Pg have poſſeſſed the Throne 
era, bom 1449 to this Day. This 
Fingdom embraced Chriſtia- 
7 13; in 940, and has had 37 
n ON FS ngs. 
* SWEDEN. 
„ Pri, REDERICK, King 


zorn Se of Sweden, Landgrave of 


Fleſſe-Caſſel, born April 28, 


5 delphus Frederick, Duke Ad- 
t ard hu miniſtrator of Holſtein- Eutin, 
born M biſhop of Lubeck, choſen 

Pucceſſor to the preſent King 
ef Sweden, June 23, 1743, 
ern May 14, 1710 


777 


his Kingdom received 
„as fert hriſtian'ty about the Year 
nd ha 29, and has had s 2 Kings, 


5 PO LA N D. 

= 'REDERICK AU. 
Sg GUSTUSIIL. King 
ef Poland, Elector of Saxony, g 
c. born Oct. 7, 1696. 
9 ry Joſeph, of Auſtria, Qu. 
Nef Poland, 
WW Saxony, born Dec. 8, 1699 


The BIA THs of the KINGS, Se. 
28,1 Frederick Chriſtian, Pr. Royal 


| Charles Chriſtian, 


| Clement, 


I _ATRr_ EAST 


19 


of Poland, and Electoral of 
Saxony, dorn Sept. 5, 1722 
' Xavier Auguſtus , Prince of 
Saxony, born Aug. 25, 1730 
Prince of 
Saxony, born July 13, 1733 
Albert Caſimir, Pr. of Saxony, 
born July 11, 1738 
Prince of Saxony, 
born Sept. 28, 1739 
Mary Anne, Princess of Saxo- 
ny, born Aug. 29, 1728 
Mary Foſeph, Princeſs of Saxo- 
ny, born Nov. 4, 1731 


Mary Chriſlina , Princeſs of 


Saxony, born Feb. 12, 1735 


Saxony born Feb. 9, 1736 


Mary Cuncgonda, Princeſs of 


Saxony, born Nov, 10, 1740 
ThePoles have been govern'd 
by Kinęs ever ſince 550. 
PRUSSIA. 
HARLES FRE. 
DERICE, King cf 
Pruſſia, Elector of Branden- 
burg, Prince of Eaſt Frieſland, 
Fc. born Jars 24, 1712 
Elizabeth Cüriſtina, of Brunſ- 
wick Wolfembuttle, Queen 
of Pruſſia, Electreſs of Bran- 
denburgh, Sc. born Nov. 8, 
1715 
William Auguſtus, Prince of 
Pruſſia, born Aug. 9, 1722 


Wolfembuttle, his Wife, born 


and Electreſs of 


R 
N 


Jan. 29, 1722 


2 


Mary Elizab:th!, Princeſs ef 


Louiſa Amelia, of "Brunſwick - 


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20 The DEATRHS of the KINGS, Ee. 


— Prince of Pruflia, born Sept. 
25, 1744 
Frederick Henry, Prince of Pruſ- 
fa, born Jan. 18, 1726 
Auguſtus Ferdinand, Prince of 
Pruſſia, born May 23, 1730 
Leviſa Ulrica, Princeſs of 
Pruſſia, born July 24, 1720 
Anne Amelia, Princes of 
Pruſſia, born Nov. 9, 1723 
Sophia Porotby, of Brunſwick- 
Hanover, Queen-dowager of 
Pruſſia, born Mar. 27, 1707 
MIUSCOPY. 
LIZABETH- PE. 
TROWNA, Em. 
preſs of Muſcovy, born Dec. 


29, 1709, Proclaim' d Mm | 


denly by a * ſing Rel 
jution, Dec. 6. OO 3 
Charles Peter Ulrick, Duke o 

Holſtein-Gottorp, and Gra 7, 


ar; 


4 


UC 
Duke of Ruſſia, born ral | 


21, 1728 
— Princeſs of Anhalt cel 
Great Ducheſs of Ruſſia, boa 


The 8 of Run 


took the Title of Cz A R abu 1 


tle v 
* 


ar) 


1480, and were fo call'd d 4 . 


the Year 1721, 
TURKEY. 


OHAMME D, dul 


tan, born Sept. 18 160 


The De AAS of the KINGS, QUEENS, & * - 
George William, Duke (MW. 


GREAT-BRITAIN, 
ARY STUART, 
Qu. of Great Britain, 
Sc. died Dec. 21, 1696 aged 
32 Years 
James II. King of Great Bri- 
tain, died Sept. 17, 1701, 
aged 68 
Mary Louiſa, Daughter cf 
King james II. died Apr. 18, 
1712, aged 20 
William; Duke of Glouceſter, 
died July 30, 1700, aged 11 
il iam III. % ng of Gr. Brit, 
died Mar. 8, 1701, aged 51 
George, Prince of Denmark, 
died Oct. 28, 1708, aged 5 5 
Anne, Queen of Great Britain, 
died Aug. 1, 17714, aged 53 


Glouceſter, died Feb. 6,170 


aged 4 Months 


Mary Beatrix, Queen-dowau Pet 
of England, died May 7, iges 


aged 60 


1726, aged 


George Lewis I. King if Gr F 


Britain, died June 11, 172) 
aged 67 


Mary Clementina, Sob eli 2 
died Jan. 18, 1735, aged {| bo: 


MWilbeimina Caroline, Queen 


| 1737, aged <5 


— Adxad born, Nov. 9, 1716 ! 1742, aged 6 Months 


Sephia Dorthy, Wife of Kit „ 
George I. died Novemb. I &-- 


Great Britain, died Nov. 2d <, 


William, Son of Mary, Princeip 4 | 
of Heſſe-Caſſel, died july [1 


The DEATHS of the 


vg " FRANCE, | 
Rell OUIS-HENRY, 
: 2 Duke of Bourbon, died 
Duke 2 an. 27, 1740, aged 48 
3 Gral arlitte, of Heſſe-Rhinfels, 
rn Fes echeſs of Bourbon, died June 
4. 1747, aged 27 
ll Arne, of Bourbon Conde, | A 
e aged 44 
2 ry Ant e, of Bourbon, Prin- 
of Centy, died May 3, 


Ruff 

g, aged 73 
ua Diana, of Orleaps, 
nceſs of onty, died Sept. 


. 
26, 1736, aged 20 


D, Su is Auguſtus, of Bourbon, 

18, 7160 Puc du Maine, died May 14, 
K 5 aged 66 

„ bs Alexan der, of Bourbon, 

3 # ont de Thoulouſe, died 


de ö 
6.7% 1, 1737, aged 60 
% Frances, Ducheſs-dow - 


Peer ef Louis III. D. of Bour- 


down, died Jane 16, 3 
al ged 70 J Ton 
lademoiſ. du Maine, Louiſa 


of K . Fr ances „died Aug. 19, 1743, 
Nb. 11 3 1 > 36 

| FS PI N. 
AR * ANNE, of 
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g of GE . 
7 178 ; 1 


bela F 
aged 5B ja Elizabeth, of Orleans, 
= Fg Fo. Dow. of Louis I. King of 
o 28 * In! 
or Pan, died June 16, 1742, 
{ I 


» = 
3 
2 
Ly CY 


Princes 


477 


7 
C3 
— 


ITALY. 


KINGS, Sc. 


John Gaſton, of Medicis, Gr. 


Duke of Tuſcany, died July 
9 1737, aged NT 


Anne Mary, of Saxe-Lawem- 


berg, Great Ducheſs of Tuſ- 
cany, died Oct. 15, 1641, 
Feed 69 
enald, Duke of Modena, died 
O4. 26, 1727, aged 83 
Mary Fo/»-pb, Princeſs Royal 
of the Io Sicilies, died Ap. 
3. 1742, aged 2 Months and 
a half 
Mary Caroline, Princeſs of 
Tufcany, died Jan 25, 1741, 
aged 12 Months 
Mary Elizabef®, Pr. of Tuſ- 
cany, died June 7, 1740, 
aged 
Eleonora, of Guaſtalla, Du- 
cheſs-dowager of Tuſcany, 
ted March 16, 1742, aged 


56 
Anne Mary, of the Houſe of 
Medicis, Electreſs dowrger of 


Palatine: dicd Feb. 7, 1743, 
aged 75 
SAF Ox. 


GENE FRANCIS of 

I, Savoy, Count of Soiflons, 

, 1 7 4 184 

(called, Prince Eugene) died 
April 21, 1736, aged 73 

Elizabeth Thereſa of Lorrain, 

Queen of Se 88885 a, died July 

nor a; 
Paw Amadeus, of Savoy, 


Pr. cf Carignan, died Ap. 4, 


July v3 
8 


*LEMENT, the 12th: 


3s Fel Gs 
IP 


b, 1749, aged 87 


. ol pe of that Name, died! Royal ef S 


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2741; aged 51 

11a ry Vie Cor ia Margaret, Pr. 
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Don Francis, Infant and Pro- 


GERMANY. 
HARLES VI. Em- 
peror of Germany, died 
Oct. 20, 1740, aged 55 
* Elizabeth, Archducheſs, 
ied Aug. 27, 1741, aged 61 
Wilbelmina 222 Z Em preſs 
dowager, died Ap. 10, 1742, 
aged 69 | 
Charles Philip of Neuburg , 
Elector Palatin, died Jan, 2, 
1743, aged 81 


Philip Clarles, Elector of 


Mentz, died Feb. 21, 1743, 
aged 78 

Dorothy Wilkelgiina, of Baxe- 
Zeitz, Princeſs of Heſſe-Caſ- 
fel, died March 19, 1743, 


aged near 52 


Thereſa Benedictina, Daughter 


of the preſent Emperor of 
Germany, died March 29, 
1743, aged 18 
Charles Frederick, Duke of 
Saxe-Meiningen, died April 
1743, aged 31. 


the Emperor Leopold, died 


May 1743, aged 54 
PORTUGAL. 


ON CARLOS, 
Infant of Portugal, died 


March 30, 1736, aged 20 

Donna Frances, Infanta, and 
Sifter of the King, died July 
15, 1736, aged 38 


ther of the King, died Jaly 


The brarns of the KINGS, Ec. 


DENMARK. 
OPHIA HED WI DO 


N 


— ————— 


Aunt of the King of [ 
mark, died March 28, 17; 
aged 58 


Queen-dowager of Denni 
died Jan. 7, 1743, aged 5 
S NE DEM. 


Queen of Sweden, « 
Dec. 5, 1741, aged 54 
POL AND. 


Elector of Saxony, Sc. d 
Feb. 1, 1733, aged 63 
James Louis, Sobieſki, Pt. 


aged 70 


May 8, 1740, aged 43 
PRUSSIA. 


LIAM King of Piu 


burg-Schwerin, Queen · da 


1735, aged 50 
MUS C OJ. 


ſia, died Oct, 27, 174 


21, 1742, aged 51 5 


aged 48 


Anne Sopbia, of Rewently 
LRICA ELEO NO 


FREDERICK AUGI! 
TVS, King of Poll: 


Poland, died Dec. 17, 17% ; 


Mary Charl:tte, Sobieſki, Vi 
of the Duc de Bouillon, & | 


REDERICK WIV 


died May 31, 1740, 280M 
Sophia Lowiſa, of Meck 


of Pruflia, died July 


N NE IWAN O 
N A, Empreſs of WM 


KK 
'WIDG 
ng of D 


OD created the World in 
28, 171 


fix Days ( as the Scrip- 

ture tells us) and reſted on the 

ſeventh Day; that is, he ended 
his Work of Creation. 

The Age of the World is 


ewent!, 
Dennu! 
aged 54 


Wiftorical and Chroncligical Remarks, 


REMARKS Hiſterical and Chronological, concerning the 
Antiquity of the World, 


comprehending 962 Years ; be- 


23 


tore Chriſt 1057. 
The fifth began with the 
Fourdition of the Temple of 
Solomon, in the Year 4915, 
and ended with the Deſtruction 
of Jeruſalem by Nebz hadnezs 
var, in the Year 5386, com- 
prehending 470 Years ; before 
Chriſt 587. 

The fixth began with the 
Deſtruftion of Jeruſalem by 
Nebuctade zar, Anno 3386, 
and ended with the Death of 
Chriſt, in the Year 6000, 
comprehending 586 Years 

The ſeventh began with the 

eath of Chriſt, in the Year 
boo, and has continued to 
this preſent Year 1745, and 
will end with the World, 

Of the 6000 Years computed 
before Chriſt, 4000 were under 
the Law of Nature, 2000 under 
the Written Law; and down 
to this Time, 1745, under the 
Law of Grace: Which makes 
in all, 

Since the Creation of the 
World 7745. 

Since the Deluge 8489. 

Since the Correction of the 


1 
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n D N LY 
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* 1 2: * aa?” ad] *% bd - 
22 : ay 
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Gregorian Kalendar 163 


N. divided into ſeven Periods; fix 
ONO of which are accompliſhed, and 
den, (WF the ſeventh, now going on, 
54 will end with the World, 

D Acccrding to ths Author cf 

' 8 Time's Antiquity, the firſt Age 
ods began wich the World, and 
F ha ended with the Deluge, com- 
Sc, 0 prehending 2256 Years ; before 
d. „ Cit 3716 : 

, | The ſecond began with the 
7» Deluge, in the Year 2256, 
Gi. Wi and ended with the Calling of 
51 Abrabam, in the Year 3523, 
lon, 6 8 comprehending 1207 Years 5 
43 deore Chrift 2449. 

4, Ihe third began with the 
K WI Calling of Abralam, in the 
Piu Vear 3323, and ended with the 
agel Deliverance of the Hebregos, in 
Meckl: the Year 3523, comprehending 
dcen- du 430 Years; before Chriſt 2019. 
Tuly The fourth began with the 
Deliverance of the Hebrews , in 
the Year 2953, and ended with 
et che Foundation of the Temple 
N oh of Solomon, in the Year 4915, 
3 Us N ee Bee. 
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24 


Canterbury 


Philip Lord Hardwick, Lord | Richard Earl of Burlington 


High Chancellor of Great 
Britain 

Thomas Lord Abp. of York 

William Earl of Harrington, 
Lord Preſident 

Lionel Cranfield SackvilleDuke 
of Dorſet, Lord Stewaid of his 
Majeſty's Houſhold 

Charles Duke of Grafton, Ld. 
Chamberlain 

Charles Duke of Somerſet 

Charles Duke of Richmond, 
Maſter of the Horſe 

Charles Duke of Bolton 

William Duke of Devonſhire, 
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland 


James Duke of Montroſe 


John Duke of Rutland 

John Duke of Montagu, Maſt, 
General of the Ordnance 

Charles Duke of Queenſberty 
and Dover 

Archibaid Duke of Argyle 
James Duke of Athol 

Peregrine Duke of Ancaſter, L. 
Great Chamberlain 

Thomas Duke of Neweaſtle, 
one of his Majeſty's principal 
Secretaries of State 

John Marqueſs of T weedal?,Se- | 
cretary of State for Scotland 
Henry Earl of Pembroke and 
Montgomery, Groom of the 
Stole 

Philip Earl of Cheſterfield 
Daniel! Earl of Winchelſea and 
Ncitnghaem, the Fuſt Lord 


A LISTof the Pyx1vy-Councirt., 
John Lord Archbiſhop of; Committioner of the Admi. 


| Henry V.icount Lonſdale 


—— — — 


ralty 


3 
3 5 N 


William Earl of Coventry 
Henry Earl of Grantham 
Francis Ear} of Godolphin 
George Earl of Cholmondeley 
James Earl of Abercorn 
John Earl of Stair 2 
Benjamin Earl of Fitzwalte, iſ 
Treaſurer of his Majeſty 8 
Houſhold 
Robert Earl of Ortord 
Willam Earl of Bath 
Lord Sidney Beauclerk 


Richard Viſcount Cobham 
Pattee Viſcount Torrington 


| Edmund Lord Bp. of London ere 


John Lord Carteret, one of 
Majesty's princ:pai Scere tara 
of State : 

1 Lord Gower 
john Lord Dciawar 5 

Cha. Ld. Cornwallis, Conſtabk ES 
of the Tower of London : 

Allen Lord Bathurſt | 

Samue! Lord Omberſley Cc 
ferer to s Majeſiy 7 

Join Loid Monion L 

R.ch. Lo:d Edęcumbe, Cha-: 
cellcr of the Duchy of Line. 
Arthur Onſlow, Speaker of ile 
Houtc of Commons S 

Sir Conyers D*arcy, Compt. 4 
his Majeſty's Houſhkoid 1 
William Finch. Vice * 
berlain' of MAN 
Rouſlod | 7 


. ET TT 


1 2 ö 2 ME Oy AION, 8 Ms 8 
Www . ww wo Go wr 
PEI "$546 Pro * 


115 


r William Lee, Kut. Lord 
Chief juſtice of the Court of 


eee 
. 0 4 
9 


ton ing's Bench a 
ry illiam Forteſcue, Maſter of 
N he Rolls | 
in r John Willes, Xut. Lord 
ndeley Mhief Juſtice of the Court of 
ommon Pleas 

4 Ir Paul Met uen, Kt, of the 

walter, WE Bath 


4070 L ir Robert Sutton, Kt. of the 
aL 

Jon. Henry Pelham, Tut 
Tora Commiſſioner of the 


T reaſury 
+ I 


le Horatio Walpole 

am Wtephen Poyntz 

gton [ir William Young, Bart. Se- 
ndon cretary at War 

ie of 11 ir John Norris 


re tara Tho. Winnington, Paymaſter 


A LIST of the Knights of the OGARTTR, Ec. 


25 
Sir John Ruſhout, Treaſurcr of 
his Majeſty's Navy 


Ordnance, and Field Marſhal 
Clerks of tbe Council in Ordinary 
James Vernon 
Temple Stanyan 
Walter Carey 
William Sharpe, E/ors, 

Clerks of the Council in Extras 

ordinary, 

Gilbert Weſt 

Henry Fane 

William Blair 

Francis Vernon 

Philip Sharp, Gert. Keeper of 
the Council Records 

Keepers of the Council Chamber, 

Mr, John Spencer 

Mr. Hugh Andrews 
Charles Dickenſon, 


Office- 


15 of the Forces 


| Keeper 


— 


Geo. Wade, Eſq; L. Gon. cf the 


nights Companions of PR 22 
HE SOvEREIGN 


on 3 Duke of Cumberland 
2 Prince of Heſſe 

wy Co 77 Duke of Jomerlet 
r Duke of Montini 

Chan 83 of Bolron 

Lane. 5 5 of Rutland 

erte Earl of Orford 
19 of Burlington 

mpt. d 21 void. 

od 83 Duke of St. Alban's 

Chun 25 ef Kingſton 

f Tolty! 5 Offi cers belonging k 


N, able Order of the GAR TER. 
2 Prince of Wales 


4. of Orange 
6 of Saxe- Gotha 
8 Void 


to Duke of Newcaſtle 


12 of Grafton 
14 of Dorſet 
15 of Richmond 
18 Earl of Cheſterfiald 
20 Duke of D-vonſhire 
22 F3:1 
24 Dake of Marlborough 
26 of Portland 

2 the ſil On nEg. 


Z Pr. Benjamin Hoadley, Bil »p of Wincheſter, Prelate 


, — rr A cage; mo 2 


26 ALIST of the Knights of the Ba TH, Ee. 


Dr. Thomas Sherlock, Biſhop of Saliſbury, Chancellor 
Dr, Penyſton Booth, Dean of Windſor, Repifter 

John Anſtis, Eſq; Garter Principal King at Arms 

Sir Charles Dalton, Kt. Uſher of the Black Rod, Deputy 
This Order was inſtituted in the Year 1350, by Edvard u 
IIId. The Patron is St. George, who ſuffered Martyrdom uw 


der the Emperor I jocleſi an; in the Memory of whom thy | 
wear the George appendant to a Blue Ribbon, 


Toe Knights Brethren of the Order of the THIS TLE. 


FF 


wi Wa AD wo. 
PM 355 rw Was ws fads 


— — 3 


This Order is ſaid to have been firſt erected by Achaiut, Kin; 
of Scotland, and afterwards revived by Queen Ame, The Co. 
lar is compoſed of Thiſtles, interwoven and linked with Leas 
of Rue, all Gold, with the Image of St. Andrew pendant, 1 
a Veſture of Cloth of Gold. The ordinary Badge of this Orda 
is a Green Ribbon, whereat hangs a Thiſtle of Gold, crowns WE 
with an Imperial Crown, within a Circle of Gold allo, bearig 
the Motto, Nemo me impune laceſſet, x 2 


The Knights of the moſt Neble Order of the BAR. 


—— 


; I HE SovERE1GN 2 Earl of Dyſert Joh. 
| 1] 3 Duke of Buccleugh | 4 Marquiſs of Lothian Y Tre 
1 £ Ear] of Stair 6 Duke of Athol dv 
il 7 Earl] of Portmore | 8 Earl of Berkeley Fade 
1 9 Larl of Murray 10 Earl of 'Tankerville Tha 

1 Earl of Morton 12 Earl of Bute = 
z Earl of Hyndford 14 Void 

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3 Duke of Montague, | 4 Ric. Ld. Viſ. Fitzwillam Wt 

- Great Maſter '\ 
5 Ear] of Albemarle 6 Earl of Pomfret 
7 Sir Thomas Whitmore 8 Earl of Cholmondeley 
9 Lord Glenorchy 10 Lord Clinton 
11 Lord De la War 12 Sir William Stanhope 
13 Lord Walpole 14 Earl of Scarborough 
15 Sir Conyers D' Arcy 16 Sir Robert Sutton 
17 Sir Paul Methuen 18 Lord Hobart itt 
19 Sir Henry Calthorpe 20 Sir Robert Clifton Wa: 
21 Sir Will. Morden Harbord 22 Sir William Yonge, Batt v 


The RaTEs of Hackney COACHMEN, 27 
Sir Cha. Hanbury Williams 24. Earl of Malton 


Lord Moaſon 26 Earl of Inchequin 
| 7 Lord Lovel | 28 Duke of Chandos 
4 ) Lord Viſcount Tyrconnel | 3o Sir George Downing 
ard Lord Bateman 32 Sir Tho, Robinſon 
om un 3 Sir John Cope I 34 Sir Philip Honey wood 
m 0 5 Sir James Campbell 136 Sir John Legoniere. 
Officers belonging to the ſaid Ox DER. 
he Lord Biſhop of Rocheſter, Dean of the O. dir 
John Anſtis, Eq; jun Genealogiſt 
a Prey Longueville, Eſq; Bath King at Arms 
award Yonge, Ef q; Regiſter 
award Montague, Eſq; Secretary 
Tharles Frewen, Brunſwick Herald and Gentleman Uſher, 
This Order was firſt inſtituted at the Coronation of Henry the 
 BV:th, in 1399 ; fince which Time it has been Cuſtomary for 
1. 85 Kings and Queens, at their Coronations, to create K nights. 
Leave f ' | | : 
ant, BK arrs fr Haelney Coachmen and Chairmen in London, er 
s Orda within Ton Miles thereof, by Stat. 9 Ann, Reg. 4 
crown NOR One Day of Twelve Hours 10 0 
bearing f For One Hour 1 6 
For every Hour after the firſt | 1 o mM 
: | 7 rom any of the Inns of Court to any Part of St. Jana 8 = 
= or Weſtminſter, except beyond Tuttleſtreet v i 
WF rom the Inns of Court, or thereabuuts, to the Royal . 
william E Exchange 1.0 
1 From any of the Inns of Court to the Tower, Aldgate, 7 6 1 
2 B. ſho opſgateAreet, or thereabouts 5 5 
ley 2 And it is alſo declared that no o Haciney C:achman ſhall take Mi 
For his Hire more than Ore Shilling, for any D ſtance not ex- 8 
"Pe Z Feecting one Mile and a half; and "Et leen- penee for any greater 1 
1 Diſtance not exceeding two Miles, WM 
1 And Hackrey Chairmen, by the ſald Act, ſhall not take more 
than One $51. linz, for any Diſtance not eden ing One Mile . | 


5 on Eigbteen - pence for any Diſtance not exceeding a Mile wy. a i 


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For better knowing the Diſtances between the moſt ng 


Places in the City and Suburbs, 


the ſame to be meaſured, as follows, v7z, 


One Shilling Rar Es for Hackney Coaches, for D. Nances 
exceeding a Mile and a half. 


Rom Weſtminſter- hall to 
Mariboroughitceet 

From dieto to Albemarleſtreet 
From ditto to Boltonſtreet 
From ditto to Blomiburyty, 
From dicto to Sohoſquare 
From ditto to Little Queen- 
ſtreet, Ho bourn 

From St. James's- gate to Qu. 
Anne's ſquare, Weſtminſter 

From ditto to the neareſt Cor- 
ner of Redlionſquare 

From Goldenſquare to Red- 
lionſquare 

From the Haymarket Play- 
houſe to Realionſduare 

From ditto to Queen's-{quare, 
Weſtminſter 

From ditto to Bloomſbury- 
ſquare 


Eighteen- pence RATES Vr Hackney Coaches: for Dijtant 


nyt cæceeding * 77 Ales. 


Rom Drurylane Pl; yhouſe 
to Queen's1quaie, 
minſter 
From Weſtminſter-hall to St. 
Paul's 
From ditto to Qucen's-ſquare, 
Redlionfields f 
From the New Eychenge inf 
the Strand to the Ruyci Ex- 
change 


— 


The RATEs of HACKNEY CoA chME N. } 


From Newgate to the Mid 


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From ditto to Thavies-Inn 
From Guildhall to Redlionkfh 
From the upper end of Fel | 
lane Holburn, to Aldgate 
From the Royal Exchange 
Hoxtonſquare 


of Greekitreet, near Sch 
ſquare : 
From the Bridgefoot, Sou 
wark, to Sir William Wi 
worth's Head at Walwerth 
From Gray *.-Inn- -gate to Sat 8 
ler's Wells, near Iſlington f 
From Coventgarden to Clerk 
well Church . 
From Templebar to Billig 


gate | 
From Aldgate to Shelf 
Church : 


From 5t, James's-gate to Hu 1 
tongarden * 
From the Haymarket P 
houſe to Hattongaiden 
From Weſtminſter - lll on 
_ ag wk er £ 


From St. James's to Maybaer 
Chu: ch 22 au: 
From the Royal Exchange 


Plocniſbui y ſquare 


| | rom ditto to the Watch-houſe 
t Mile-End | 
om the Outſide of Aldgate 


o Stepney Church 


ot ne 
we caul 


arden, to Colemanſtreet 

rom Breadſtreet to Hoxtonſq. 
om the middle of Broadſt. to 
artſtr. Bloomſburymarket 
om St. Martin's Lane in the 
dtrand to Goldſtreet by Wood- 


Rang 


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edlionk, : 
zf Fette 
egate | 
change 
e Maß Coventgarden, or 

ar Scho Exeter Exchange 

From St. James's-Gate thro' 
She Park, to Weſtminſter- 
Pall | 

rom the Hay-market Play- 


am Wi 
\J worth, | 


The RATES of WATERMEN, 


om Bedford- ſtreet, Covent- 


29 


From the middle of Grace - 
churchſtreet to Somerſethouſe 
From Guildhall to Brownlow - 
ſtreet in Drury-lane | 
From the Royal Exchange to 
Newington Church Surrey 
From Covent = garden to the 
Royal Exchange | 
From Stockſmarket to Cha- 
ringcroſs | 
From Aldgate to Ratclifferoſs 


reet | 
One Shilling Ra T Es for Hackney-Chairs, for one Mile. 
ROM Weſtminſterhall to 


From St. James's Gate to So- 
merſethouſe | 
From Somerſethouſe to the 
Upper End of Hattongarden _ 
From the Hay- market Play- 
houſe to Eſſexſtreet | 
From ditto to Sohoſquare 


e to vB ouſe to Lincoln'sinnfields | From the neareſt Corner of 
ington Bom the Hay-market Play-] Goldenſquare to Drury lane 
 Clerker Houſe to Boltonſtreet | Playhouſe 

* The RaTEsof WAT EN MEN. Oars Scul. 
Billa Rom Londonbridge to Limehouſe, Newcrane, s, d. Js. d. 
e Shadwell Dock, Bell- Wharf, Ratcliff- Croſs x co 6 

Shed. Wapping Dock, Wapping New and Old Stairs, 
he Hermitage, Rotherithe Church Stairs o 6 3 

„ om St. Olave's to Rotherhithe Church Stairs, 
"nd Rotherhithe Stairs | o 6Þ 3 
om Billingſgate, St. Olave's to St. Saviour's Millo 6 3 
te to Hu Rom any Stairs between Londonbridge and Weſtm. o 6 3 

[Mom either fide above Londonbridge to Lambeth 
cet P end Vauxhall | oo 4 
en om Whitehall to Lambeth and Vauxhall o 600 3 

- h om the Temple, Dorſet, and Black-Friers Stairs, 
er Paul's Wharf to Lambeth | o 80 4 

Marybuf rer the Water direly from any Place between 
auxha ll and Lambeth © 440 2 

„change“ D 


CCC 
1 2 1 _ * 


ALIS T of the Foreign Miniſters, &c. g 
Rar ES of Oars dozon the River, ⁊vbole Fare or Concer 


Fare. 
Rom London to Graveſend 6 ce! 
Grays or Greenhithe 4 << 
Purfleet or Erith 3 0 
Woolwich 2 ch 
Black wall 2 < 
Greenwich, Deptford 1 (| 


Up the River, ; 
Chelſea, Batterſea, Wandſworth - Th 60 
Putney, Fulham, Barnes-Elms, Hammerſmith 
Chiſwick, Mortlack 

Brentford, Iſleworth, Ra 

Twickenham 

Kingſton 

Hampton-Court 

Hampton-Town, Sunbury, and Walton 
Weybridge, Chertſey 

Staines 


Windſor 


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ALIS Jef the Foreign Miniflers now reſiding at the Carl 
Great-Britain, „ With their Places of Abode. 
Southern PROVINCE. | Count d'Oſtein, Envoy Im 
Ignor Cavallo, Envoy from ordinary from Vienna Pall 
Portugal Goldenſquare] Baron Haſlang, Miniſter fu 
Chevalier Offorio, Envoy Ex- the Emperor 
traordinary from the King of Mr. Waſner, Pleni potent. 
Sardinia Albemarleſtreet | from the Queen of Hungn 
Sig. Pucci, Secr, from the Gr, | Prince Nariſchein, Envoy i 
Duke of Tuſcany Groſw.ft. | traordinary from Ruſſia 
Signor Gaſtaldi, Secretary from | Count Flemming, Envoy T 
the Republick of Genoa traordinary from Poland 
Pulteney/lreet | Mr. Hop, Envoy Extraorditi 
Marquiſs Fogliani, Miniſter | from the States of Holland 
from the King of the Two Parizi 
Sicilies Baron Solenthal, Fnvey tl 
Northern PROVINCE, from Denmarlæ St Jani 
Baron d' Elthall, Envoy Extr. Sieur Andre, Secretary it 
from the EleQor of Mentz Pruſſia Sigel g 


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A LIST of the Britiſh Miniſters Abroad, 


Durand, Secretary from 
e EleQor Palatine 


3r 
Mr. Hopman Reſident from 
the Duke of Mecklenburgh 


Shur Villettes, Eſq; Secre- 


Wnſul General at Lin 


Wert White, Efq 
th. Mickletiwaice: Conſul | 


A L1ST of the Britiſh e Abroad. 


IR Everard Fawkener, 
Ambaſſador at Conſtanti- 
ble 

d. Earl of Holderneſſe Am- 
Iador Extraordinary to the 
epublick of Venice 

James Gray, Bt. Secretary 
the Embaſſy 


y at Turin 

atio Man, Eſq; Refident 
Florence 

n. Charles Compton, Eſq; 


Lieu- 
tenant Gevernor 
Earl of Stair, Governour of 
Minorca 
Maj. General Anſtruther, De- 
puty Governor 
Northern PROvINCE. 
Tho. Robinſon, Eſq; Miniſter 
Plenipotentiary, at Vienna 
James Lord Tyrawley, Envoy 
Extraordinary at Peterſburg 
Sir Cycil Wich, Bt, Envoy to 
the Hanſe Towns 


| Right Hon, the Earl of Hynd- 


rington Goldfworthy, Eſq; ford, Envoy Extraord. to the 


to at Leghorn 
an Burnaby, Eſq; Envoy to 
e Swiſs Cantons 

« Jackſon at Genca 

eph Smith at Fenice 

n Allen at Naples 

n Chamberlayne at M. i na 
nuel Hayward at Zant 

n Latton at Tetuam 

Crawle ey at Smyrna 

broſe Stany ford at Algrers 
z at Trigsli 


Aleppo 

hard Laurence at Tunis 

at, Gen, Hargrave Gover- 
r of G; rokar 


King of Pruſſia | 
Hon. Robert Trevor, Envoy 
Plenip. to the States Genera 
Hon. Thomas Villers, Eig 
Beto Extr. at Warſaw 


Walter Tittley, Eiqz Envoy 
Extraordinary to the Court of 
Denmark 
lelchior Guy Dickens, 
Envoy at Stoch helm 


— 
Eſqs 


Onllog Buirith Eſqs at By 


Mr. Tygh, ditto 3 at E HEL 
Mr. Dean, ditto at Cent 
Commiſſaries in Flanders, 
Martin Bladen, Eft; 
Samuel Tuffnell, Eſq; 


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ALIST if the NaMes of the L:ra Mayor, Aidermen a 
Sheriffs of the City of LONDON. 


Faringdon Within, Qurcenhithe. Broadſireet, D 

HE Rt. Hon. Sir Robert Weltley, Walter Bernard,. A il 

HEN RT Kt. | Biſhpſgate. n 

MARSHAL, Recorder, Sam. Pennent, EH 

Eſq; the Lo R D SirSimonUrling, Kt. Vint y. Nen 

MAYOR. \  Colemanſtreet, Edward Gibbon, EA ob 

Bridge Without, Sir Harcourt Maſ- Crippleg te Within he 

| Sir John Eyles, Bt. ters, Kt. ard Withou. er 

fi . Breadſreet, Bridge Within, JobnBlatchſord, Ly 0 

| Sir Rob. Baylis, Kt. Sir George Cham- Cornhill. 0 
j Cordabaiuer. pion, Ke, Francis Cockayre, 

EM Sir Wm Billers, Kt. L.anghourn, Eſq,” 

7H Billingſgate, Sir Joſeph Hankey, SHERIFFS HN 

100 Sir Ed. Bellamy, Kt. Kr, Walter Bernard, EH 

[ Mz! Candleauick. Baſſiſhaw. Sam. Penrart, EA = 

THIN Sir John Thompſon, William Baker, Eſq; CuAMBERLAIB, Wh 

VIE Kt, Cheap John Bof wor th, En 


Deqvgate, George Arnold, Eſq; * Alſo Receiver G- 
Sir Jn Barnard, Kt. Faringdon Without, neral for London Met 


| T' it Aldgate, Rich ard Hoare: Ef; an Middle ſex. 5 of 
4 7 Micajah Perry, Eſq; Alderſgate. CoMMON- Se rr 2 of 
4100; Texver, W.lhiam Benn, Efq; JEANT, * 
Sir Dan. Lambert, Caſtlebaynard. Tho. Ges rard, EIA ) 
Wallbrok, Sin Robert Ladbroke Town-CLERK, WS © 
Geo. Heathcore,Eſy; Kr.* Miles Mann, Eſc; WP * 

Limcſtreet, Port ſchen, CoMPTROLLES 


11 Sir Robert Willimot Sit Wm Calvert, Kt. Dutton Seaman, Eſg; 


The Names of the Deputies and Common = Councilmen of th 
daid Wards, This * Mark denates the New Members, 


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ALDERGATE 8 Robert Henſhaw Thomas Sharp Jo 
ICH AR D Richard Reiley William Pond R. 
Bayley, De. Nathan. Maccaſcree * Joſeph Stibbs JE 

pury James Pegh BASSISH AWI. 7 
Joſeph Roſe ALDGA TE 6,, Will, Coulthutſt, Ry | 
John Underwood Thomas Harriſon Deprty, . 
Sam, Ballard, De. Deputy. Francis Cooper, EM 


Pu. Chriſtopher Fullagar Samuel Fludyer x: 
| John Hall Samuc! Ellis. 


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A LIST ey the ComMoNn-Covuncint, 


1L L INSGATE John Ogilvie William Ty ſon. 
10. BRIDOR 1s, CASTLE BAN 
ho. W interbottom Rich. Clay, Deputy NARD 10. 
Deputy, Cornelius Herbert Wm Hunt, Deputy 
illiam Parker Thomas Du:nford Benjamin Crook 
muel Harris James Hodges Nathaniel Naſh 
dwaid Robinſon Benjamin Tyſon John Willis 
enry Cowiing Major Colzs Child Robert Territ 
obert Peck Ambroſe Hamond Thomas Powell 
WP homas Crozier William White John Winder 
am. Stevens, Jahn Conpec * Anth, Lucas, Eſq; 
obert Rofliter Chriſtopher Taylor William Giles 


37 


eorge Woods Stephen Cooper John Cordwell 
ISEOPSCATE James Heywood CHEAP 12. 
4. oſe ph Goaſon Tho. Wright, Deputy 


PnesDanſie, Deputy Gorge Baskecville Samuel Sedgwick 
Peorge Wylde Thomas Pritchard Robert Wayte | 
Paniel Davies BRoAD:STREET EAward Southouſe - 
Thomas Long | to. * Charles Worral 
amuel Vickers John Clarke, Dep * Sa nuel Brid, man 
1 illiam Munday “ John Cotterell Leonard Pead 
Fcter Roberts Thomas Eden Theodore Co k 
John Holland, Dep.“ Thomas Warren ® Thomas Jones 
John Forty John Lowe » Will. Aſhurſt 
F Vppinton Bracee Timothy Helmfley John Skinner 
Jonathan Farr. Rob. Riſhop, Elqz Thomas Smith 


> vacant, John Mitford COLEMANSTKEET 
BREADSTREET Win Whitaker 6, 

H 12, William Chapman John Lloyd 

Robert Cady, Deputy CANDLEWICK Deputy 

Jobn Sedgwick 8, Edward Roberts 
James Budgetr Samuel Osborne, De. Robert Lovick, Eſq; 
William Wooley puty *Wilkam Kemp 
John Todd William Arnold William Hayter 


Richard Witts 


Peter Thomas, E 
3 
Thomas Morris 


* Richard Speed 
John Blackſley 
Thomas Mallet 


ſq; Thomas P-itle 
CoRDWaALNER 


8, 
John | Daye, Ely; 
Deputy 


port 


32 ALIST of the Common Councirr,, 
® George Dealtry Samuel Stretton George Grainger 
Percival Pott Chriſt. Robinſon * Charles Gardiner 
Francis Griſſel FAR1NGDON Se. Martin Ludgats, 
Joſiah Colebrook Within iy. Richard Nutt 
Henry Spencer Richard SclaterDe- George Burton 
William Reynolds Prury LANGBORN 19, 
Richard Blunt Richard Skinner John Barker, Dep, 
ConnHILL 6. Robert Stringer Thomas Minors 
Bourchier Cleeve » James Price * William Barton 
Deputy Michael Martindale Henry Lawton 
George Townſend Jenner Swain Robert Wilſon 
Wm Meadows Thomas Hodges Edward Ironſide 
John Young John Humphrys John Townſend 
James Walton G les Mills ® James Anderton 
Francis Ellis Thomas Fawſon * Tobn Springer 
CalryeLEGATE Henry Sillon Thomas Rawlinſon 
Within 8, Richard Holland LIMESTREET' 4. 
Thomas Elton, De- John Reeve Giles Vincent, Le. 
put y Samael] Seawell uty 
Richard Molineux John Black ball Samuel Southonſe 
Thomas Nicioll Robert Willis John Flee: wood 
William Tims Richard Grainger George Maſon 
Robert Elliot FARINO DON PORTSOKEN 5 
Thomas Scot Hitbout 16. Robert Pyec roſt, De- 
* Thomas Leach Ft. Sepulchre's. pt 
Jimes Mount Robert Gamon John Macklecan 
CAITPLEGATE Cadwallader Coker Richard Bridgnian 
Wiibcut 4. Cha. Taylor Ballard Willam Myers 
Richard Farsington, Edward Walmtley Criſp G ſcoigr,E9 
Deputy Jihn Kung QUEENHITHE 6. 
Willanm Cooper Curiftopher Myngs Robert Alſop; De. 
John Wallington St. Andrew, Holborn put 
Thomas Bourne Tho Naſh, Deputy George Nelſon 
DowgGartE 8. Chrift, Horſenaile Edward Davis 
Tho. Curryer, De- St. Dunſtan, Weſt, * John Brown 


Peter Hamb!y John Child, Deputy Thomas Northey 

Will:am Ford William Hart * ſohn Reily 

Richard Swithin Samuel Cranmer TOWER it. 

Ti omas Rhodes St. Bride's, Samuel Tatem, E!q; 
Samuel Rutter Def uty. 


Wm Stephenſon 


ALIST of the CouMon-Councir. 


VINTRY 9. 
Tho, Gregg, Deputy William Wilkins, 


39 
1 William Clea ver WALLBROOK 8. 
| James Phillips 

William Prowting 


Wiliam Bedell Dejuty 


gale, John Sellon John Gould peter Budge | 
Thomas Green William Mills Col. Richard Martin 
Robert Booth, Eſq; Martin Wardell William Farmer 

1 John Woodbridge Thomas Plaiſtead James Eunis 

Pep, Jonathan Granger Edmund Saoxey Franc, Flower, Eſq 

1 Daniel Lambert, jun'“ Benj. G-ſcoine Bez Broun 

| | Henry Scale * Will Whipham William Arnold. | 

& Richard Rom man“ Total 236, 

le | 

d le Names of the CHURCHES within the 

ton City of London, and Liberties thereof. 

ett | 

non WF R fands for Reftory, V for Vicarage, C for Curacy. 

4. 1. OCT. Albans, Rin Leue. 14. St, Augiſtin, or St. Au- 

Le. K Lane. ſtin's, R the corner of 

u 2 Allbaliçaus Barking, V\ Matlingſtreet:“ 

Ne in Texverf rect. 15. St, Bartholomew, Exe 
d 3% Alltalli<vs Jreadſtreet R change, R the corner of 
4. AMballoaus the Great, R Jartholomegolane. 

* 0 in Thamesſtreet. 16. St, Bartholomew the 
ty Dee * Allhall;zvs Lembardſireet, | Great, R by Duck Lane, 

R in Ball Alley. Smithfield. | 
an 6, Allballeaus London Wall, | 17. St. Bartholomew the Leſs, 
mana R in No Breadſtreet. V in Smithfield near the 
, 7. Allballiaus Staining, C Hoſpital. 
rn. Eq; by Marklane. 18: St, Benedif?'s, e in 
| E 6. 8. dt, Alphage, R in A/der- Thread-needle ſtreet, 

Di- manbur y. : 19 Fe. Zennet's, Graſſchurch, 
9. St. Andrew's, Heilbourn, R the corner of Fenchurch 

Ron Holbournbill, ſtreet. 

ö 10. St, Andrew, Undeiſhaſt, 20. St. Bennet*s, Paul's Wharf, 

n Rin St, Mary Ax R the corner of “r. Ven- 

hey [1s St. Ardrew Wardrobe, | net's hill. 

Ron Paddle Dock Hill. 21. St Botelpb's, Alder [rate 
1% 12. Se. Anue's, Alderſgate C the corner of Little 
2 Elq; Rin St. Anne's Lane. Britain. 

13. St, Antbony*s, or St. An-|22. St. Botolph's, Aldgate, 
tbolin's; Rin Budge ro. 


C the Nor thſide of 4/dvcate, 


40 The NAMEs of the CHURCHES, &c. 


23. St. Botolpb's, Biſpepſ- 
gate, R in Brſhepſgate 
street. 

24. Ft. Bridget's, vulgarly call'd 
St. Bride's, V by Floet- 
ſtreet, | 

25, CHriſt's Church, V by 
Newpateſtreet. | 

26. St. Chriſtopher's, R near 
Threadueedleftreet. 

27. St. Clement's, Eaſtcheap, 


R the Eaſt fide of Clement's 


A 
28. St. Dionis Backchurcb, 
R near L!meſir cet, 7 


29. St. Dunſtan's, in the 
Eazſt, R on St. Dunſtan's 
7 


30, St. Dunſtan's in the Weſt, 
V in Fleetftreet, 
31. St. Edmund's, Rin Lom 
bardſtreet. 
32. St, Etbelburg's, R in 
Biſhopſgateſtreet EE 
33.St George, Botolphlane, R. 
34. St. Giles's, Cripplegate, 
V by Foreſtre et. 
35 Fe. Helen's, Vin Biſhopſ- 


gateſtreet, 
36. St. James s, Duke's Place, 


< . 
37. St, James's, Garlick Hill 
R 


32. St. Katharine, Coleman, 
Rin Fenchurchſtreet. 

39. St, Katharine Cree Church, 
C in Leadenhallſtreet, 

40. St. Katharine, rear the 
Tower, a Collegiate Ch. Sc. 
Katharine's Court C. 


41, Jt, Lawrence Jew 7 
V in Cateatonſtreet. „ 
42. Sr, Magnus, R, Lindiat the 
Bridge. Hill. 
43. H. Margaret, Lothbury K. J 
44. St. Margaret Patten'y, 
the corner of Little Du St. / 
ſtreet. | R 
45, St. Martin's, Ludgate, J. &. 
46. St. Martin's Outwich, WR Sca 
by Threadneedle ſtreet. . K. 4 
47. St, Mary Ab-Church, NR Old 
R in Ab-Churchlane, . St. ( 
48. St Mary, Alder manbi S. 
C the corner of Lovelaf Weſt-! 
49. St, Mary Alder St. P 
R in Bowlane, Ludga 


50. St. Mary le Bows R 1 
Cheap ſide. f 

51. St, Mary at Hill, R. 
St. Mary Hill, 

52. St, Mary Magdalen, ( 


Fiſiſtreet R in Wig 


Rider ſtreet. N. 
53. dt, Mary Scmerſet p 
oppoſite to Broken WI a 
in Thamesſtreet. 8 
54. St, Mary W:clnith, _—_ 
the corner of Sherburrlan = 4s 
55, 5 Matt he vo, Fridayfir e 
56. St. Michael's Baſſiſhi Akte 
R in Baſingballſtreer. We” 
$79. St. Michael's, Cornhil 12450 
R in St. Michael's alley, 3 
68. St. Michael's, Cr 
lane, R the eaſt ſide of © 
Micbael'slane. . ie 2h 
59. St, Michael's. Queen“ 
R, Thamesſtreet. Irony 
ar pen! 


Gul \ 


. Michael's, Royal, R 
Londllat the Eaſt fide of College- 
Hill. 


bun. K. Michael's, Woodſtrect , 
en's, MR | 
Deu. St. Mildred's,Breadſtreet, 
gate, Mildred's Poultry, 
ich, R Scaldingalley. 

t. . St. Nicholas Cole - Abby, 
urch, NR Old Fijhſtreet. 

ne. 5 Ola ve's, Hartſtreet, R. 
2anbu . Olawe's Ferory, V. 
elan eh. ſide of the Old Fewwry. 
erna St. Paul's Cathedral, near 


Ludgate. 
. St. Peter ad Vincula, with- 


R 
inthe Tower of London. 
R. . Peter's, Cornpill, R. 


70. Ft. Peter le Poor, R the 
We't-ſide of Broadſtreer. 
71. St. Sepulchre's, V Snowwse 

hill. 
72. St. Stephen's, Coleman- 


ftreet, v. 


13+ St, Stephen's, Nulbrost, 


74. r. Szoithin's, R in $ww1;- 
t hin'slane. 

15. Temple Church, in the 
Inner Temple; ſo called on 
account of 1is having been 
a Church or Chapel to the 
Convent of the Knights 
'Templars. | 

76, Trinity, Minories, C. 

77. St. Vedaſt, a R e 


lane. 


en; ( 
Wig 

ſet ] 
wh Pothecaries Waterlare, 

Blackfriers. 

rmourers Colemanſtreet. 

ixers Harp lane. 

arber Surgeons 

ſtreet, 
ket-makers have no Hall 

lack{miths Lambeth Hill. 

dwyers have no Hall. 

rewers Addie flreet. 

oderers Gutter lane. 

uichers Pudding lane, 

a:d-m:keis have neither Li. 
very, nor Hall. 

Amen have no H Ill. 

arpenters C: JM Pa iy, at Lon- 
dl. W all. 


th, 


rnlant 


yore 
lte 


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[ley 
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Mugwel- 


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bil 


e Names and HaLLSs of the ſeveral Co MupA- 
xIEs of the Citizens of LON DON, 


Clock maker Company, have 
neither Livery nor Hall. 
Cinth-workers, one of the 
Twelve, Mincing Lane 
Coarkmakers Noble ſtreet. 
Comb - makers have neither 
Livery vos Hall. 
Cocks Alderſgate _ 
Coopers Baſing hall ſtre 
C ordyainers Dutat-lare: e. 
Cuiricrs Cy] pp! le 
Cutlers Company 5010 ak- lane. 
D fillers have no Ball. 
Drapers one of the Twelve, 
Thropmorton ſtreet. 
Dyers Little Elbewlane, Do- 
gatehill. 
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42 The Names and HALLs of the Companies, &rc, 
Leatherſellers Lictcle St, | 


Fan-makers have neither Li- 
very nor Hall. 

Farriers bave no Hall. 

Felt makers have no Hall. 

Fiſhermen have neither Li- 
very nor Hall. 

Fiſkmongers one of the 
Twelve, Thamesſtreet near 
the Bridge 

Fletchers St. Mary Ax. 

Founders Lothbury. 

Frame-work Knitters Red 
croſs ftreer, | 

Fruiterers have no Hall 

Gardners have neither Hal! 
nor Liver 

Girdlers Baſinghall ſtreet. 

Glaſs-ſellers have no Hall. 

Glaziers have no Hall, 

Glovers Beech lane. 

Gold and Silver Wire Drawers 
have neither Hall nor Li- 
very, | 

Goldſmiths one ofthe Twelve, 
Foſter. lane. 

Grocers one of the Twelve, 
Grocers alley, Cheapſide. 


SGunſmiths have neither Li. 


very nor Hall. 
Haberdaſneis one of the 
Twelve, Maiden Jane. 
Hatband-makers have neither 
Livery nor Hall. 
Horne rs have neither Livery 
nor Hall, 
Innholders Elbow lane. 
Joyners Thames ſtreet 
Ironmon gers one of the 
Twelve, Fenchurchce-r 


= 


122 kinners 
Loag - bow String - Mak 5 
f 8 oa ma 

have neither Livery : very 5 
Hall. peQtacle 
Loriners London Wall. Liver) 


Maſons Baſinghall fi; eet. 
Mercers one ot the Twel 
Cheapſide 
Merchant Tay lors one of 
Twelve, Threadneedle ſity 
Muficians have no Hall. 
Needle- makers have no Hil 
Painter-Stainers Little Triw 
lane, 
Pariſh Clerks Weœodſtreet. 
Patten- makers have 10 Hil 
Paviours bave neither Lie 


tarchm 
Liver) 
tatione 
allow + 
ills 
Tin - p! 
| Liver! 
obacco 
neithe 
urners 


nor Hall. * 
Pewterers Lime ſtreet. 
Pinmakers have neither ! F 
very nor Hall. W 
Plaiſterers Addle ſtreet. 83 
Plumbers Chequer-yard Do Tbe Por 
gate hill. and de 
Porters have neither Hallu 8 
Etvery. Rnd 
Poulterers bave no Hall. The Fo 
Sadlers Cheapſide. 33 
Salters one of the Twelg 4 4 
St. Swithin's lane. ft a 
Scriviers Noble ſtreet, 3 
»bipwrights have neither Li ry 5 
very nor Hall. Th 
Silkmen have neither Liver The B- 
nor Hall. Ip 
Silkthrow tters hare neitht ace 
Liyery nor Hall. ai. 
The fr 


Fert 


Memirable Evers fince the Tear 1739. 


kinners one of the Twelve, 
Dowgate hill. | 
0a;makers have neither I. i- 
very nor Hall, 

peftacle- makers have neither 
Livery nor Hall. 
tarchmakers have neither 
Livery nor Hall. 

tatione rs near Ludgate ſtreet. 

Pallow - Chandlers Dowgate 
tl, = | 

Tin - plate Workers neither 


+ Livery nor Hall, 


obacco - Pipe - makers have 
neither Livery nor Hail, 
urners College hill. 


43 
Tilers and Bricklayers Lead- 
enhal ſtre-r 
Vintners one of the Twelve, 
Thames ſtreet, 
Upholders no Hall. 
Watermen near 
bridge. | 
 Wax-chandlers Maiden lane, 
W cavers Baſinghall ſtreet. 
Wheelwrights have neither 
Livery nor Hall. 
Woodmongers have neither 
Livery nor Hall, 
| Woolmens Company have 


London 


neither Livery nor Hall. 


1739. 
W declared by Great. | 


B:itain againſt Spain, 
Oct. 23. 

Tbe Forts of Porto Bello taken 
and de ſtroy d by Adm. Ver- 
non, Nov. 22. 

1740. 

The Forts and Caſtles in the 
Harbour of Carthagena at- 
tack'd by Adm. Vernon and 
Sir Chaloner Ogle, Feb. 9, 
and the Forts demoliſh'd 
April 25. | 

1741. 

The Battle of Molwitz in Si. 
lefia, between the Pruſfians 
and Auſtrians, with Victory 
tothe former, April 10. 
The fruitleſs Attack upon 
Fort $t, Lazar at Caitha- 


* 


Memorable Evexts Hnce the Year, 1739. 


_—_— 


gens, by the Generals Went« 
worth and Guiſe, Apr. 9, 
Admiral Vernon's Deſcent 
upon the South Side of the 
1iland of Cuba, July 18. 
War declar'd by the Swedes 
| againſt Ruilia, July 24. 
| The Battle of Willmanſtrand 
between the Swedes and the 
Rullians, with Victory to 
the latter, Aug. 27, N. 8. 
1742, 
TheBattle of Czaſlaw between 
Pr, Charles of Lorrain and 
| the King of Pruſſta, May 27. 
A Treaty concluded at Breſlau 
between the King of Pruſſia 
1 the Queen of Hungary 
uly 11. | 
Frags ſtorm'd by Pr. Charles 
of Lorain, Sexe, 11, andihg 


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44. Memorable EvExTS, &c. 


Siege turn'd into a Blockade, 
the 14th. 
1743. 

The Spaniards Deſcent upon 
the Settlement of Georgia, 
Juiy s. 

Pcague ſuirendcred to the Au: 
ſtrians Dec. 27. 

The Battle of Campo Santo 
fought in Italy, between NM. 
de Gages and Count Traun, 
with Vittory tothe latter. 

The Battle near Braunau be- 
tween Pr. Charles of Lorrain 
and General Minuzzi, with 
1 gnal Loſs to the latter, May 
„ N. 8. 

The Attack upon Fort La 
Guerra in the Caracca's by 
Commodaote Knowles, Feb. 
18, N. S. 

Tre Attack upon Porto Ca- 
vallo by the Commodore 
Knowles, April 15, and con- 
tizued-till the 28th, when 
the Enterpriſe miſcarried, 

The Battle of Dettingen 
with Victory to the Allies, 
fovght June 16, O. 8. 


2 ED HH CRT KALENDAR, 


The Sea Fight between th 
Britiſh and the col ubin'! 
Fleets of Spain and France 
Feb. 22 N. S. 
War declat'd by France a 32 fl 
Gteat-Britain and f13nuyrr 
March I5. N. S. ' 

1744. 

— By Great Britain again 
France, March 31, 1744 

The Attack upon the Kitz 
of Sardinia's Lotreuchment 
near Villa Franca, by th 
combin'd Army of Spain 
and France, April 20. 

Menin taken by the French, 
June 4. N. S. 859 

Ypres ditto June 26 
The crofſing of the Rin 
by Prince Charles of Lit. 
rain?, July I, 2, and 55 

Fur nes taken by the French, 
July I f. N. 8. 

The Attack at Velleti, by 
Prince Lobkoditz upon the 
Spaniſh and Neopolitan Ate 
mies, Avgiit [1s N: > 
The City of Prague taken 
by the Piuſhins, Set 15 
and the Citagel the if h. 


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of PEERS. 1 
N. B. Thoſe mark'd thus * don't fit in the Houſe ; thus () under 
| Age; thus & Scotch Peers. | 
DUKES 27. | 
IS Poyal Highneſs FBrDeEx1CcK Prince of Wales, il 1 
Duke of Cornwall, Ec. | 115 
His Royal Highneſs WILLIAM, Duke of Cumberland, SS-o. 
Edward Howard * Norfolk St. Fames'sſquare WR 
harles Seymour Somerſet Chbaringeroſſ- 
Theſe following created by King CHARLES II. 11 
William F. tzroy Cleveland St. James sſquare BUY j 
Charles Lenos Richmond Privygarden || i 
Charles Fitzroy Grafton Newbondftreet WY 
Henry Somerſet Scudamore Beautort Groſuenorſtreet BM f | 
Chatles Beauclerk St. Albans St. James place WAY 
Created by King WILLIAM III. —_— |: 
Charles Powlett Bolton Hanover ſquare 1 
Thomas Oſborne Leeds St. James c ſuare i 
John Ruiltel Bedford Bedfordhouſe | 
William Cavendiſh Devonſhire Piccadilly A 
Archibald Campbell h Argyle Hruttonſtreet in 
Created by Queen ANNE, 5 
Charles Spencer Marlborough  Jhid. RI 
John Manners Rutland Albemarleſircest SW 
John Montagu Montagu ' Priuggardenꝛ 
Charles Douglaſs * Dover Burlingtongarden MN 
James Hamilton * _ Brandon Groſvenorſtreet 1 i 
Created by King GEORGE I. 199 \f 
Peregrine Bertie Ancaſter L:ncoln' sinn eld I 1 
Evelyn Pierpoint Kingſton Neꝛuboendſtreet MW 
Thomas Holles Newcafic Tn sinnfields . 
William Bentinck Portland Privyzarden Si 
Robe rt Montagu Mancheſter Sebo/quare || | 
| 3 11 


eee TE. 9 
* P 
. \ SST 


46 An Ex Ac LIS r of the Houſe of PEERS. 


| / Henry Bridges Chandos Cavendiſh[qun 


Lionel-Cranfield Sackville Dorſet Cockpit George 


Scroop Egerton Bridgwater Cleveand coun John R 
| MaRrqQuEsSSEs 3. ; Auguſt 
Created by King James II. Willou! 
William Herbert Pois Upper Broolſiren ¶ Baptiſt 
Created by King WILLIAM III. . Robert 
William Ker 8 Lothian Upper Groſv, nu Other 
John Hay 8 Tweedale Fermynſires 
| EARLs 85. Williar 
Gilbert Talbot * Shrewſbury Iſleavert 
Edward Stanley Derby | Jermynſtren Thoma 
Theophilus Haſtings Huntingdon Downins fir, George 
Henry Herbert Pembroke Whiteball 4 Williat 
Henry Clinton | Lincoln Horſe Guard Williar 
Created by King James I. Williar 
Henry Howard Suffolk Fermynſiret WM Williat 
James Cecil S aliſbury Hatfield, Herf. Henry 
Brownlow Cecil Exeter Burleigh, Northamy, 
James Compton Northampton Brookftreet Ereſv.ſſ. N John P 
Edward Rich Warwick Henriettaſtr. Cauend. q. I Francis 
William Fielding Denbigh Hanoverſquan iſ George 
John Fane | Weſtmoreland Ibid, Thoſe 
| Created by King CHARLES I, John L 
Henry-Bowes Howard Berkſhire  Dukefireet Wefm, WM Williat 
Charles Mordaunt Peterborough Beaufort Buildings James! 
Harry Grey Stamford E nwvillhall, Staff. ¶ James 
Daniel Finch Winchelſea Sackuilleiret Williar 
Philip Dormer Stanhope Cheſterfield Gre ſv. nan I Charles 
Sackville Tuft on Thanet 161d. WF John C 
Treated by Ring ChARLEs II. | james 
ee Montagu Sandwich Dowerſiret John ( 
enry Hyde Clarendon Groſw, ſquare WF John N 
William Capel Eſſex Lid. John C 
George Brudenel Cardigan Dewerſrret Charles 
Richard Anne ſley Angleſea Ero ſv. ſquart 
Henry Howard Carli ſle Priæygarum WM Edward 
Charles Bruce Ayleſbury FP arewvici/tret MF Williar 
Richard Boyle Burlington Piccadily ¶ Henry 


Anthony -Aſhley Cooper Shaftſbury Grefo. ua I Williat 


* 
62 


An Ex ACT LIST of the Houſe of Px tn s, 47 


George-Henry Lee Jitchfiele Hanoverſuare 
John Robartes Radnor Pallmall 
Auguſtus Berkeley Berkeley . Springgarden 
Willoughby Bertie | Abingdon Lincoln s1nnfields 
Baptiſt Noel Gainſborough Cavendiſhfſquare 
Robert D' Arcy Holderneſſe Abroad 


Other Lewis Wind ſor Hickman() Plymouth Heel Grange, Wor. 


Created by King JAMEs II. 
William-Stafford Howard“ Stafford James ſtreet Weſtm . 
Created by Xing WILLIAM III. | 
Thomas- Lumley Sanderſon Scarborough Henriettaſtr. Cau, ſa. 


George Booth Warrington Dunham Maſſey, Cheſh. 
Williame Henry Zulleſtein Rochford Groſv, ſtreet 
Williara- Anne Van Kepel Albemarle Eroſv. ſquare 
William Coventry Coventry Ibid. 
William Villiers Jerſey Groſv. ſtreet . 
Henry D' Auverquerque Grantham Albemarleſtr. 
Created by Queen ANNE, 
John Powlett Powlett Burlingtonſtreet 
Francis Godolphin _ Geodolphin St. Famss's 
George Cholmondeley Cholmondeley Arlingtonſtreet 
Thoſe mark*d & take Place according ts the Act of UNION, 
John Lindſay $ Craufurd Goldenſquare 
William Sutherland 8 Sutherland Leiceſterfields 
James Douglas 8 Morton Fermynſtreet 
James Stewart 8 Murray Pulteneyſtreet 
William Hume 8 Hume 
Charles Maitland & dead Lauderdale Ca folk ſtreet 
John Campbell 5 Loudon Priuygarden 
James Ogilvy 8 Finlater Goldenſquare 
John Campbell 5 Braidalbane Groſy. ſquare 
John Murray 8 Dunmore Hanover ſquare 
John Carmichael Q_ Hyndford Abroad 
Charles Collier 8 Portmore Upper Brookftrect 
5 Created after the UNION. 
Edward Harley Oxford Henriettaſtr. Cawend. ſg. 
William Wentworth Strafford St. Fames's/quare K| 
Henry Shirley Ferrers Kenſington | 
William Legge Dartmouth 1 Blackheath "| 
4. 


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48 An Exact L1sT of the Houſe of PI uns, 


| Created by King GEORGE 1, ohn St. 
82 Thomas- Cateſby P aget Uxbridge ; Grofvercrfr ichard 

Lewis Watſon Rockingham Grofvenrſy, ugh Bo 
Charles Bennet Tankerville Se: Yomer'ij ohn W. 
Heneage Finch Ay lesford Queen % , mon H 


= Hervey Brifto] St. James s/quan inf B. 
eorge-Montagu Dunk Hallifax Audleyſtree 
George- Avg, Yelverton Suſſex Weſtminſter Scha Peorge b 
William Cowper Cowper Georgeflreet Haney, 6 ames T 
Philip Stanhope Stanhope Hanover. W gernon 
Philip Sherard Harborough Queenſtreet Golaerſy ohn Wi 
George Parker Macclesfield St. Janer if. ugh Fc 
Thomas Fer mor Pomfret Hanowerſguart erdinan 
William Grahame Grahame | Grofoenorfret dward « 
Robert Ker Ker Hanover ſqun ichard 
| Created by King GEORGE II. \m. Mu 
James Waldegrave Waldegrave Albemarliſtt KK ugh W 
Benjamin Mildmay Fitzwalter Pallnall rancis | 
John Aſhburnham () Aſhburnham At Cambrich Villiam 
Thomas Howard | Effingham Parkplen John St. 
Thomas Wentworth Malton Greſ: enor ſquare 
Robert Walpole Orford |  Arlinotenſtred Robert | 
William Stanhope Harrington St. Janes enry £ 
William Pulteney Bath | Piccadilh award 
1 Francis Scot Doncaſter [ Duke of Bucclevgh] harles ] 
hn Wallop Portſmouth Savillr my H 
| homas Coke Leiceſter Gr. Ruſſelfren N Aels 
VISCOUNTS 14. 
Price Devereux Hereford Blienubun rey M 
Anthony Browne“ Montagu Iſlervorib John P. 
q tag 4 bn W 
| Created by King James I. un 
Laurence Fiennes Say and Sele Gleuceferfrnt Edward 
{I Created by King CHARLES I. Naham 
S Thomas Bellaſſys Fauconberg Great George), . 
CTreated by King CHARLES II. Mas 
Charles Townſhend Townſhend Permynſret ohn Be. 
Thomas Thynne Weymouth Crawerſtreet Strand harles 
William Hatton Hatton Fermyrſn john At 
Created by King WII 11am III. Mk C 


Henry Lowther Lonſdale | Be rely 


ohn St. ohn 
ichard Temple 
ugh Boſcawen 


2 ohn Wallop 
7 imon Harccurt 
vay WF attee Byng 


eorge Neville () 

ames Touchet 
Ugernon Seymour 

ohn Weſt 

ugh Forteſcue 
erdinando Dudley Lea 
dward Stourton 
Kichard Verney 


uch Willoughby Willoughby of Patham Suffolkſte 
„ WF 2ncis North North and Guilford Groſw. ſg. 
dre Villiam- Ferdinand Carey Hundſdon _ tbemar leſtrect 
ichn St. John St. John of Bletſho Or monaſt. 


G7 Robert Petre“ Petre | Bandſtreot 
„Henry Arundel * Arundel of Wardour FPorzw5houſs 
il ward Bligh Clifton Cavendiſhſquire 
harles Dormer * Dormer Brocſ ſtreet 
ent Roper (ö) Teynham Linſted Lodge, Kent 
„cis Greville Brooke Groſvenor ſquare 
Created by Xing CHARLES I. 
erer Maynard Maynard Berbeleyſt. St. James's 
John Powlett Hinten Groſv.ſquare 
John Ward Ward Upper Broukſ* 
„ Wo verd Leigh Leigh Stonely- Abbey, War. 
v...'am Byron: () Byron Great Marlboroughſ?, 


ohn Berkeley 
harles Cornwallis 
Ichn Arundel 
ulwar Craven 


Hugh Clifford 


An ExacTErsT of the Houſe of Px 2 us, 


St. John 
Cobham 
Falmouth 
Lymington 
Harcourt . 
Torrington 


BARONS 65. 


Abergaveny 
Audley 
Peircy 
Delawarr 
Clinton 
Dudley 
Stourton 


Wiiloughby 


m. Murray D.of Athol ] Strange 


Created by King Janes I. 


Created by Ring CHARLES II. 
lumaduke Langdale * Langdale 
Berkeley of Stratton Marlborough}, 


Cornwallis Doverſtreet 
Arundel of Trerice Little Chelſea 
Craven Brookſt ree! Groſu. ſquare 
Cliftord St, James SHguare 


49 


Hanover ſquare 
+ Dawzdſlreet 
 Savillerowp 
Cavendijhſquare 
Wihitchall 


B rok Preet 

Heleigh Caſtle, Staf. 
Graſvenorſtreet 
Groſvenor ſquare 
Ibid. 

Bedforaftreet, Cov. garden 


Poland. 


Sar illerowy 


of Brook 


Curreyſtreet 


£0 An Exact Lis T of the Houſe of PEE ns, 
John Carteret Carteret Arlimiuſ. 
William Stawel Stawel Katbbonepli 

| Created by King WILLIAM III, 
Charles Butler | Weſton Ero ſcenorſtrus 
Maurice Thompſon Haverſham Bol ſoverſtrut 
Gilbert Vane | Barnard Berkeleyfing 
Created by Queen ANNE, 
John Leveſon Gower Gower | Brolfing 
Francis-Seymour Conway Conway Groſvenorfind 
John Hervey Hervey St. Fames'squn 
James Somerville 8 Somerville Fermynſie 
John Boyle Boyle Dukeſtreet, Wein, 
George Hay Hay Pallnal 
Herbert Windſor Montjoy Upper Groſu,firit 
Chriſtopher Manſel M anſel St. James lat: 
Francis Willoughby Middleton Old Burlingtorftret 
Thomas Trevor Trevor Breckſirt 
Samuel Maſham Maſham Bur ling tanſrei 
Thomas Foley Foley Hanover (ur 
Allen Bathurſt Bathurſt St. Fames's/quar 
' Created by King Gxor GE I. 
Richard Onflow Onſlow Mar tborcugh/iret 
Robert Matham Romney Albemarl:/tret 
. Charles © adogan Cadogan Sawvilleriny 
Matthew-Ducie Morton Ducie de Morton Jermynſtret 
Robert Walpole, jan Walpole New Palac an 
Peter King King St, James Streu 
Created by King GOR GE II. 

John Hobart Hobart St. Fames's ſquar, 
* Monſon Monſon Albemarleſirt 
obert Ray mond Ray mond Sta flordimi 
Philip Vorke Hardwick Ponvihul# 
William Talbot Talbot Lincoln sinnßtl. 
Henry Bromley Montfort Cavendiſpſg u 
Stephen Fox Ilcheſter Red Linch, Some. 
John Howe Chedworth Staævell, Gloue 
William Fitzwilliam Fitzwilliam Duteſt. St. Jami 
Richard Edgcumbe Edgcumbe Upper Groſo.fr 
Samuel Sandys Omberſley Clifferdire? 
Hen, Arthur Herbert Cherbury Gr, Geergoli. 


ARCH! 
R. 

i Ar 
ry 5 tr: 
he roor 
Ale, de. 
o the Se: 
n the x 
ranſlatec 
Dr. Fr 
\ Tho. 1 
biſhop of 
17435 
Blackbur 
rſt to t 


ſhop of 1 
1723, 11 
birſon, d. 
to the S8 
in the 
tranſlate 
Dr. 7 
Dr. Eda. 
Biſhop « 
in 173c 
Talb:t, 
firſt to 
and C 
Lr. II. 


Dr. I 
__— 
Biſhop 
in 174. 
Reyrol. 
uit to 


R. Jobn Potter, Lord 
Archbiſhop of Canter- 
ury ; tranſlated in 1737 3 in 
he room of Dr, William 
ake,deceaſed. Promoted firſt 
o the See of Oxford, in 1715, 
n the room of Dr, Talbot, 
ranflated. Lambeth 
Dr. John Lynch, Dean. 

To. Herring, Lord Arch- 
biſhop of York; tranſlated in 
in the room of Dr, 


oof 
play 


Bri 
ſing 
free 


fr 
Bree 
zun 


6 ef 
”/ 


n. - 743 
fa Blacl burn, deceaſed. Promoted 
frigWirſt to the See of Bangor, in 


1747, in the room of Dr. 
ect], deceaſed. Goldenſquare 
Dr. Oſpald:fon, Dean. 

Ir. Edmund Gibſon, Lord Bi- 
ſhop of London; tranſlated in? 
1723, in the room of Dr. Ro- 
linſon, deceaſed. Promoted firſt 
to the See of Lince/n,in 1716, 
in the room of Dr. Wake, 
tranſlated, FW bitchail 
Dr. Foſeph Butler, Dean. 

Dr. Edzvard Chandler, Lord 
Biſhop of Duram; tranſlated 
in 1730, in the rcom of Dr. 
Talbot, deceaſed, Promoted 


place 
fret 
Pre 
Breet 
ven, 


fart 
Gre 
Put 
"row 
Bret 
1a rd 
Bret 


rf MM firſt to the See of len 
bref WY and Coventry, in the room of 
2 Lr. Hou. b, tranſlated 


G roſeie nor [qua re 


Dr. Henry Bland, Dean. 


net Pr. Jebhn Thomas, Lord 
ou WY Biſhop of Lincoln; tranſlated 
we Wn 1743, in the room of Dr. 
fre WY Reprolds deceaſed, Promoted 


Pref 


ult to the See of St, Aſapb, in 
hr, 
0 


An Ex ACT LIs 7 of the Brsyors, 


Ag chBI SHOPS and BishHorPs 26, With their DANS. 


1743, in the room of Dr. 

Maddox, tranſlated | 

Parlftreet Weſtminſter 
Dr. Tho. Cheney, Dean. 

Dr, Henry Egerton, Lord Bp. of 
Hereford, Promoted in 1724, 
in the room of Dr. Hoadley, 
tranſlated, Clevelandroww 

Dr. Edward Creſſet, Dean. 

Dr. Samuel Peploe, Lord Biſhop 
of Cheſter. Promoted in 1726, 

in the room of Dr. Gaſtre/, 
deceaſed. CGroſuenerſquare 

Dr. Allen, Dean. 

Dr. Robert Clawering, Lord Bi- 
ſhop of Peterborough 3 tranſ- 
lated in 1729, in the room 
of Dr. Kennet, deceaſed. Pro- 
moted firſt to the See of 
Lanadaff, in 1725, in the 
room of Dr. Ty/er, deceaſed, 

Pallma ll 
Dr. - Dean. 

Dr. Richard Smallbroke, Lord 
Biſhop of Litchficld and Co- 
eu; trantlated in 1730, 
in the zoom of Dr. Chandler, 
tranſtated. Promoted firſt to 
the See of St. David's, in 
1724, in the room of Dr. Ce. 
ley, deceaſed. 

De n'syard Weſtminſter 
Dr. Michas Penny, Dean. 

Dr. Foſepb Wiicex, Lord Bi- 
ſhop of Recheffer, and Dean 
of Weſiminſier 3 tranſlated in 
1731, in the room of Dr. 


Bradferd, deceaſed, Promcted 
hiſt to the See of Glouceſter, 


SE: | 
in 1721, in the room of Dr, 


Willis, tranſlated i 


Dean yard Weftmin, er 


Dr. Barnard, Dean, 
Dr. Benjamin Hoadley, Lord Bi- 
ſhop of Mincheſter; tranſlated 


in 1734, in the room of Dr. 


Willits, tranſlated. Promoted 
| firſt to the See of Banger, in 
1716, in the room of Dr, 
Ewan, deceaſed, Aﬀterwaids 
to that of Hereford, in 1721, 
in the room of Dr, Biſſe, de- 
ceaſed. Then to Saliſbury, in 
1723, in the room of Dr. Wil- 
lis, tranſlated. Groſvenorſtr. 
Dr. Zacbariab Pierce, Dean. 
Dr. Thomas Sherlock, Lord Bi- 
ſhop of Saliſtury; tranſlated 
1734, in the room of Dr, 
Thad!y, tranfiated. Promoted 
firſt to the Sce of Banger, in 
T728, in the room of Dr, 
Baker, tranſlated Temple 
Dr. John Clarke, Dean. 
Dr. George Flemming, Lord B.- 
ſhop of Car/ijle. Promoted in 
1734, in the room of Dr. 
Waugh, deceaſed, Prizyrard. 
Dr. Robert Bolton, Dean. 


Dr. Martin Benſon, Lord Bi- 
ſhop of Ghlazcefter, Promoted 


in 1734, in the room of Dr. 
Syda/, deceaſed, 
Dr. Newcomb, Dean. 
Dr. Thomas Secter, Lord B ſhop 
of Oxford; tranſlated in 1737, 
— in the room cf Dr. Potter, 
tranſlated. Promoted firſt to 
the See of Brie, in 1724, 


Berryſtreet 


An Ex Ac LIST of the BISsROrsG. * 


Dr. Robert Butts, Lord Bil 


Dr. Thomas Gooch, Lord Biſhoy 


in the room of Dr. aa 
tranflated. Prccadill 
Dr. Fohn Conybeare, Dea 
Chrift-church. | 


of Ely; tranſlated in 114, 


in the room of Dr, Cn, Dr. Iſa 
deceaſed. Promoted firſt 9 of We 
the Ses of Norwieh, in 170 2743» 
in the room of Dr. Hale, Hough 
deceaſed. Eh bonſe Haan firſt to 
. Dean. in 17 
Tanne 


of Noræbich; tranſlated in Dr. ; 
1738, in the room of Dr, Dr Ede 
Butts, tranflated. Promctd of Bat 
firſt to the See of Briſol, u 12 774 
1737, in the room of Dr. Hyrne 
Secher, tranſlated. Dean ad the Se 
Dr. Ballack, Dean. in the 
Dr. Joſeph Butler, Lord Big. tranſla 
of Brifto] ; promoted in 1738, * 8 
in the room of Dr. C r. N 
tranſlated. Deanry St. Paul's ſhop of 
Dr. Chamberlain, Dean. 1743, 
Dr. Metthias Maſon, Loi Herrin 
Biſhop of Chicheſter ; tran: Dr. 
lated in 1740, in the room d Dr, Fl 
Dr. Hare, deceaſed. Promoted of St. 
firſt to the See of Landaf, in 1743» 
1738, in the room of Dt. Thoma 
Harris, deceaſed, Kenſingtd IF 
Dr. R. Bullock, Dean, f. Ric 
Dr. John Gilbert, Lord Biſhoy of St. 
of i ar.daff, promoted in 74% 1743» 
in the room of Dr, Mau oa 
vgl 0: 
tranſlated, | SPY 3 1 
Dr. Nicholas Clagget, Lord B. Peta 
ſhop of Exeter rolled At the 
1742, in the room of Dt Cbarle 


oſton, deceaſed. Promoted 
Sr to the See of St. David's, 
in 1731, in the room of Dr. 
Haul, tranſlated, 


5 Dr. Villiam Holmes, Dean. 
pr. aac Maddox, Lord Biſhop 
ud of Vorceſter 3 tranſlated in 
71743, in the room of Dr. 
1, Hough, deceaſed. Promoted 

'M firſt to the See of St. Aſapb, 


in 1736, in the room of Dr. 
Tanner. dec. Springgarden. 
Dr. Jobn Stilling fieet, Dean 
Dr. Edward Willes, Lord Biſhop 
of Bath and Wells; tranſlated 
in 1743, in the room of Dr, 
Wynne, dec, Promoted firſt to 
the See of S. David's, in 1742, 
in the room of Dr. Clagget, 
tranſlated. Dean cyard Weſt. 
Dr. Sam. Creſwick, Dean. 
Dr. Matthew Hutton, Lord Bi- 
ſhop of Bangor; promoted in 
1743, in the room of Dr, 
Herring, tranſlated. Goldenſg. 
Dr. Maurice, Dean 


Dr. Jahn Liſle, Lord Biſhop 


noted of St. Aſaph z promoted in 
7. u 1743, in the room of Pr. 
; Thomas, tranſlated. 


Dr. Powell, Dean. f 
Dr. Richard Trewor, Lord Biſhop 
of St. David's; promoted in 
1743, in the room of Dr. 


0 
— Willes, tranſlated, 
. Mr. Hill, Chantor. 
. Lords Spiritual and Tem- 
4 B. J peral 145 
4 in At the Death of King 
br, Charles II. 178 


An ExAcr LisT of tbe PrERTSs SZS, Ge. 


Queen sſq. | 


| 
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53 

16 Scotch Peers in the Houſe? 

Dix. 1 Duke, 2 Marqueſles? 
12 Earls, and 1 Baron, 


The following are PEER ESSES 
of the Realm in their own Rig! t, 
either by Creation or Deſcent. 

S2 Lady Carteret, 

IF Yiſcounteſs Carteret, and 
Counteſs of Granville 
; Arlingtonſtreet 

Melefina Schulenberg, Counteſs 
of Walſingham Groſvenorſg. 

Margaret Coningſby, Counteſs 
of Coningſby, Burlington/ireet 

Martha, Lady Johnſon, Barg- 

neſs of Wentworth 

Amelia Sophia de Walmoden 

| Baroneſs and Counteſs of Var- 
mouth St. James s 

Mary Campbell, Marchioneſs 

de Grey St. Fames'sſquare 


Great Oyr1crRs who precede 
| DUKES. 
Hilip York, Lord Hard- 
wicke, Lord High Cban- 
cellor of Great- Britain 
William Stanhope, Earl of 
Harrington, Lord Preſident 
| of the Council 
George, Earl of Cholmondeley, 
Lord Privy Seal 
- Lionel-Cranfield Sackville, D. 
'of Dorſet, Lord Stexward ef 
His Majefty's Houſhold 
Chat les Fitzroy, Duke of Graf- 
ton, Lord Chamberlain of ths 
"King's Heuſhold 


\ Archbiſhop of Canterbury 
e York 


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— ER 


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W 


* a ant = = * 


N 


54 


FEES for PERN AGE and EnIGHTROOD, 


FER S due to the Gentleman To the 1. 0 
Uſher of the Back Rod, for Gentleman and Veo- , pc 
rſt Entrance into the Houſe of | man Harbinger 5 f ,,,6 
PEER S. „ . d. Serjeants at Arms 5 o * 
ince of Wales 30 © 0 | Robe Office 40 x. | 
An Archbiſhop 6 13 4 | Pages of the Bed. F. 
A Duke 10 0 0 chamber | 4 ov 
A Marqueſs 6 13 4 | King's Barbers 1 09 
An Earl 4 10 0 Wardrobe Office 2 54 
A Viſcount 4 10 © | Serjeantand Office of 
A Baron 2 10 0 the Trumpet 3 00 
The Biſhops of Lon- _ | Gentlemen of the Cel- 
don, . Durham, and lar and Buttery 1120 
Minc heſter, each 3 6 8 | Sewers of the Bed- 
A Biſhop 2 10 0 chamber 2 00 
All theſe Fees are to be paid | Grooms of ditto 1 00 
as well by thoſe unto whom | Serjeant Porter 1 00 
their Honour deſcends, as by | Porters at the Gate 1 00 
thoſe Lords that are newly | Keepers of the Council 
created: And each Biſhop be-] Chamber I 00 
ing tranſlated into another Bi- Maſter Cook 1 50 


ſhoprick is to pay again, ac- 
cording to the aforeſaid Rates. 
FEES paid by all that receive 
the Honour of Knighthood. 
To the 1 


Arl Marſhal of 
England 
ing's Heraulds and 


| ed within the Verge 


Yeomen Uſhers 1 009 
Yeomen of the Mouth 1 16 0 
Cloſet- keeper o 100 
Surveyor of Ways 0 10 0 
Ditto of the Dreſſer o 10 0 
Pages of the Preſence o 10 0 
Drum- major © 134 
King's Footmen 2 00 
King's Coachman o 100 
Corporals of the Body 
Guards 5 
Regiſter to the College 

| at Arms 1 8 
Six Pages of the Bed- 
chamber (if Knight- 


00 


2 


thereof) 


3 00 
— — 


3 13 4 

Purſuivants $ 10 © 

Lion King at Arms 8 10 © 

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Bridęavater 
Briſtol 
Bridenorth 


Buckinghamſh, 


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Cambzidgeſhire 


List of the Houſe of COMMons.. 55 


Brat; Alphabetial L 1ST of the Counties, Cities, Be- 
| * and their Repreſentatives in the preſent Parliament. 


Ohn Wright ENG N 

R. H. Hen. Marſhal, Ld Mayor, T. Gore 
James Weſt, Hans Stanley 4 
Will. Conolly, Rich, Plummer 


Nathan Newnham, jun* Andr. Wilkinſon 


ohn Wallop, John Pollen | 
ir Jo. Ramſden, Sir Cha. Wyndham, Bts, 


Hon. James Lumley, Garton Orme 


John Harris, John Arſcot 

iſcount Peterſham, Cha, Pilſworth 
William Moore | 

Henry Rolle, john Harris 

General Wade, Philip Bennet | 
Sir Tobn Cheſter, Sir Rog. Burgoine, Bts. 
Sir Boteler Chernocke, Bt. Samuel Ongley 
zir Edward Turner, Bt. Laſcelles Metcalfe 


Winch. Howard Packer, Penyſton Powney 


Lord Viſc. Barrington, Tho. Watſon, 


Cha. Pelham, Will. Strickland 
William Bowles 


Vacaut Andrew Hill 
Sir Will. Clayton, Kendrick Clayton 
John Laroche, Tho. Bludworth 


Sim. Heathcote, Sir William Harboard | 
Geo. Gregory, Will. Murray, Sell, Gen. 


Richard Lyddel, Thomas Foſter 
Lord Vere Bertie, John Mitchell 

Sir Paul Methuen, Seawater Shirley 

Harry Gough, Thumas Archer 


Lord Deerhurſt dead George Richards 


Vere Powlet, George Doddington 
Edw. Southwell, Robert Hoblyn 
Tho. Whitmore, Will. Whitmore 
Rich. Greenville, Rich. Lowndes 
George Denton, George Greenville 


Walter Hungerford, Col, William Elliot ak 


Sam. Shepheard, Soame Jenyns 
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Cambridge 
Camb. Univ. 
Camiri 
Canterbury ' © 
Carliſle: 
Caſile- Riſing 


Chicheſter 
Chippenham 
Chipping Wick, 
Chriſtchurch 
Cirencefter © 
Clifton, Dart. &c, 


Clithero | 


Cockermouth 
Coicbeſter 

Wy  Corfe-caftle 
4 Coznwall 


Coventry | 
Cricklade 
Cumberland 
Derbyſhire 
Derby 


Dewizes 
Devonſhire. 
Doxſetihire 
Dorcheſter 
Dower 
Dowwnton 
Droitwich ** 


wy Dunwich' 


|| Duzham C. 

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Lord Duplin, James Martin 


Edward Finch, Thomas Townſend 


E,. of Inchiquin, Cha. Montague 


Hon. Tho, Watſon; Thomas Beſt" * 
Col. Charles Howard, 

IL d Viſc. Andover, Lieut. Gen. Churchill 
Chechire 
Cheſter © h 


John Hylton 
Charles ChoJmondey, John Crew jun 


Sir Rob. Groſvenor, Phil, Hen. Warburtan 
PH James Brudenel, Thomas Page | 
Sir Edm. Thomas, Br, Edw. Baynton Rel; 


Edmund Waller, Henry Waller 

Ed. Hvoper, jun* Col. Cha. Armand Poylet: 
Henry Bathurft, Thomas Maſters 
Ld Arch, Hamilton, Walter Carey 
Thomas Lifter, William Curzon _ 
William Finch, Col. John Mordaunt 
Samuel Saville, Charles Grey 

Henry Bankes, dead * 

dead 

Farl of Euſton, William Grove 

Sit Thomas Read, Bt. Wellbore Ellis 
Sir Ja, Lowther, Sir Joſ. Pennington, Bt. 
Marg. of Hartingron, Sir Nat. Curzon, Bt, 


_ © Lord Ducannon, John Stanhope 


John Garth, George Lee, L. L. D. 
Sir Will Courtenay, Bt. Theo. Forteſeue 


' George Chafin, Edmund Morton Pleydell 


John B:owne, Nathaniel Gundry 

Lord George Sackville, Thomas Revell 
Joſ. Wyndham Aſhe, Anthony Duncombe 
Thomas Foley,jun* Lord George Bentinck 


Sir G. Downing, Bt. Jac. Gerard Downing 
George Bowes, John Hedworth 


John Tempeſt, Henry Lambton 


James Buller, Francis Gaſhry 
Thomas Harvey, Col. Thomas Norton 


Sir Robert Abdy, Bt. Thomas Bramſton 
Sir John Ruſhout, Bt. Edward Rudge 


Sir Rich. Warwick, Bt. Hum, Sydenham 
Edward Cornwallis; J. Cornwallis © 


Fowey 

Gatton 

St. Ger 
Olouc 
Glouceft 
Grampo 
Granth, 


Heydon 
Heyteffi 
Higham 
Hindon 
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hunt! 
Hunting 
Hyeth 
lvelche 
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Kelling 
Reat 
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Krares 
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Glouceficrſhire 


Glouceſter 
Grampound 
Grantham 
Grimsby 
Caſt · Grinſted 
Cuilfor d | 
Horwich 
Hoſlemere 
Hiftings 
Helton 
Herefozdſhire 
he. rfozuihire 
ertkozolhlre 
gerd * 
Hey don 
Heytefbury 
Higham- Ferrers 
Hindon | 
Honiton 
Horſham 


John Cotton, = oP! 
Thomas Cheſter, Norborne Berkeley 


dead 


WS = 


AnExact LT of the Houſe of Coumone, 57 


Jonathan Raſhleigh, Wi lliam Wardour 
Charles Docminique, Dr. George Newland 
James Newſam 


Benjamin Bathurſt, John Selwyn 
Daniel Boone, William Banks 
Marg. of Granby, Sir John Cuſt, Bt, 
Robert Knight, William Lock 


E Putler, Whiſtler Webſter 
enzil Onflow, Col. Richard Onſlow 


John Philipſon, Hill Mufſenden 


Gen. James Oglethorp, Peter Burrel 
Col. James Pelham, Andrew Stone 


Francis Godolphin, Thomas Walker 


Velters Cornwall, Thomas Foley, ſen' 
Edw. Hope Cotton, Tho Geers Wiaford 
Jacob Houblon, Charles Gore 

Nathaniel Braſſey, George Harriſon 
George Berkeley 

Edward Aſh, Pierce A- Court 

Henry Conway 

William Steel, Henry Calthorpe 

Sir W. Yonge, Bt. Hon. Reg · Courtenay 
Sir Richard Mill, Bt. Col. Charles Ingram 


* 


hantingdonſhire William Mitchel, Coulſon Fellowes 


Huntingdon 
Hyeth 

lvelchefter 
Ifeoich 

t. Ives 
Kellington 
Rent 

King ſton on Hull 
Kraresborougb 
Lancaſhire 
Lancaſter 
Launceſton 

Le ceuerthlre 


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Edward Montague, Albert Neſbit 

Cap. Hercules Baker, William Glanville, 
Sir Robert Brown, Bt. Charles Lockyer 
Admiral Vernon, Samuel Kent | 
Col, Gregory Beake, John Briſtow 
Thomas Copleſton, Horatio Walpole 


Sir Edw. Deering, Sir Roger Twiſden, Ets. 


George Crowle, Maj. Gen. Hen. Pulteney 
Sir Henry Slingsby, Bt. Rich. Arundel 
Lord Strange, Richard Shuttlewoath 


Sir Thomas Lowther, Bt. Robert Fenwick 


Sir William Maurice, Sir Will, Itby, Brs, 
Sir Thomas Cave, Bt. Edward Smith 
Geoige Wright, James Wi g.cy 


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Leſtard 
Leftzoithiel 
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Lincolnſhire 
Lincoln 372 
Litchfield 
Liver pool 
Lo N DON 


Ludluew 

Ludger hall 

Lyme- Regis. 

Lymington. 

Lynn 

Maidfane | 

Malden | 

Maimsbury 

Malton 

Marlborough 

Mar hav 

St. Maos 
Midburſt 

Middleſex 

Milborn Port 

Minebead 

St. Michael's 

Melcomb Regis 

Monmouthſpire 


Monmouth 

Morpeth 

Newark © 
Newcaſtle un- Line. 
New taſte upon Tyne. 
Neguport, Corn. 
Newport, Hants 
Newton, Lanc, 
Newton, Hants 
Morkfolk 
Nortballerten 


3 AnExacT LIS of the Houſe touts: 


Capel Hanbury, Robert Harley 
Richard Elliot, Charles Trelawney 

Sir R. Szluſbury Cotton, Sir J. Croſſe, Bts; 
Sir John Skelley, Sir Francis Poole, Btz. 
Robert Vyner, Sir Thomas Whitchcot. 
Charles Monſon, Sir John Tyrwhit 
Sir Liſter Holt, Bt. G. Venables Vernon 


Thomas Brereton, Richard Gildart 
Sir John Barnard, Sir Daniel Lambert 


George Heathcoate, Sir William Calvert 
Sir Wm Corbett, Bt. Richard Herbert 
Charles Selwyn, Robert Hayward 
Henry Holt Henry, John Scrope 
Harry Burrard, Charles Powlett 
Edward Bacon, Sir John Turner, Bt, 
Lord Guernſey, Hon. John Bligh. 

Sir Thomas Drury, Bt. Robert Colebrooke 
Giles Erle, William. Rawlinſon Erle 
John Moftyn, Henry Finch 

13 Hinde Cotton, Bt. John Crawley. 
dea Samuel Tuffael 
Robert Nugent, James Deuglas 

Sir John Peachy, Bt. Thomas Bootle 


Sir Hu. Smithſon, Sir Rog. Newdigate, öts, 
Michael Hervey, Jefferey French 


John Periam, Thomas Carew 

Edward Clive, John Ord 

John Raymond, Capt. James Stewart 
Tho. Morgan, Sir Cha. Hanbury Williams 
Lord Charles Noel Somerſet 

Sir Henry L'ddel, Bt. Robert Ord 
Lord W. Manners, Job Staunton Charlton 
Bapt. Leveſon Gower, Randal Wilbraham 
Walter Blacket, Nicholas Fenwick 
Nicholas Herbert, Thomas Bury 
Anthony Chute, Monoux Cope 

Legh Maſter, Peter Legh | 
Sir John Barrington, Bt. Henry Holmes 


Edward Coke, Armine Woodhouls - 


Henry Plerſe, William Smet 


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Daford | 
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Dterbor 
Petersff; 
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Plympto 
Posle 
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Port ſmo. 
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Reading 
Retford 
Richmo? 
Rippon 
Rocheſte 
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Rutla 
Rye 
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Salop 
Salop 7 
Saltaſb 
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Peterborough | 
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Reading 


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Nippon 
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Saltaſh 
Sandzvich 
New Sarum 
Old Sarum 
WB Sarb:rcugh 
mes "Seaford 
Staftſbury 


An EXACT L187 "of the: Houſe of ,CoMMons, . n 
9 ozthamptonch. Sir Edmund Iſham, Bt. Tho. Carwright 
Hottinghamſh. 


Lord Viſcount Glenorchy, Henry 
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Hon. George Compton, George e x 


Aothumbcrian, Sir Will, Middleton, Bt. John Fenwick 


Horatio Walpole, Thomas Vere 
William Levinz, John Mordaunt,. 
Borlace Warren, John Plumtree 
George Lyttleton, Thomas Pitt 
Legge 
Sir James Daſhwaod, Br. Norreys Bertie 


Thomas Rowney, Phi ilip Herbert 
Lord Viſc. Carnbury, Dr. Edward Butler“. 


John Evehhn, Cap. Boſcawen 

Armſtead Parker, Edward Wortley . 

John Jolliffe, Frencis Fane 

Lord Vere B:auclerk, Arthur Stert 
Lord Sundon, Hon. Lichaid Edzcumbe..- 
Joſeph Gulſton, Thomas Miffing 

Ld Viſc. Gallway, George Morton Pit 
Sir Charles Hardy, Martin B.aden 
Nicholas Fazakerly, James Shuttleworth + 


Capt. Richard Evans, Thomas Newaban 4 


William Strode, John Blagrave | 

John White, William Melliſh 

Sir Conyers D' Arcy, John Yorke _ 
Henry V ane, William Aithbie 

Admiral Haddock, David Pollh:1]_ 

Sir Francis Daſhwoad. Bt, Henry F e 
John Finch, James Noe! 

Sir John Norris, Philips Gybbon 

Hon. Philip Yorke, James Cocks. | 
Sir Jann Aſtley, Bt. Richard Lyfter _ R 
Sir Rich, Corbett, Bt. William Kinafton-. 
Thomas Corbet, Stamp Brookſbank 

Sir George Oxenden, Br. John Pratt 


Sir Edw. Seymour, Sir Jacob Bouverie, B te. 


William Pitt, James Greenville 
William Oſbaldeſton, William Thompſon . 
dead, William Hay 
Peter Walter, j jun George Pitts. 


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Sbore bam . Charles Frederick, Thomas Brand 
Somerſetſhire Henry William Portman, Thomas Prog 
Southampton C. Lord Harry Pow let, Paulett St. Jahn 
Southampton Tozon Peter Delmé, Edward Gibbon n 
Staffozdlhirg W. Lev. Gower, Sir Wal. Wagſtaff Bagot, f. 
Stafford IId Viſcount Chetwynd, Will. Chetwyn 
Stamford William Noel, John Proby 
Steyning Charles Eversfield, Hitch Vounge 
Stockbridge Charles Churchill, Matthew Lamb 
Sudbur Carteret Leathes, Thomas Fonnereay 
Suffolk Sir Cord, Firebrace, Bt. John Aﬀeck 
Southawark Ralph Thrale, Alex. Hume ; 
Durrep Arthur Onflow, Lord Baltimore 


Suſſex Henry Pelham, Lord Middleſex verde 
Tamworth Lord John Sackville, Charles Cotes pie of, 
Taviſtock Lord Limerick, Charles Fane 1 _ 
Taunton Sir John Chapman, Bt. John Buck "ME 
Tewkſbury Lord Viſcount Gage, John Martin e 
Thetford Lord Harry Beauclerk, Col. Char, Fitzroy Irgple 
Thirſk Sir Tho. Frankland, Bt. Fred Franklanl . amft 
Tiverton Sir Dudley Rider, At. Gen. Arthur Arſcott 5 oy 1 
Tot ne fe Sir John Strange, Joſeph Danvers * * 
Tregony Henry Penton, George Cook % thy 
Truro Charles Hamilton, Capt. Boſcawen h. f 8 
Walling ford John Bance, John Ruſh es * 1 
Wareham Henry Drax, John Pitt wa 
Wlarx wickſhirg Sir Charles Mordaunt, Bt. Edward Digi Daw £ 
Warw:ck Wills Hill, Henry Archer Q, Te 
Wells Francis Gwyn, George Speke TAS 
V ndower Lord Viſc. Fermanagh, John Hampdea Wc ec 
Wenlock dead | Brook Forreſter Ip; 1 0 
Meobly Lord Viſe. Palmerſtoun, Lord Carpenter ir | 
Weftbury George Evans, Joſeph Townſhend ghire 80 
Meſtieæu Benj. Keene, John Frederick | Fert ; 
Neſtminſter Lord Viſc Percival, Charles Edwin 11 _ 
Meltmozeland Sir Philip & wſgrave, Bt. Daniel Wilſon hang 
Weymouth Foſeph Damer, John Tucker Th of 
Whitchurch John Selwyn, jun', Gen, Tho. Wentworth 75 bo 
Winchelſea Ld Viſe. Donneraille, Tho Oiby Hunter hs o 
Fincbeſter William Powlet, George Rodney Br. dges 122 


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Lord Sydney Beauclerk, Henry Fc 
Robert Herbert, Col. William Herbert 
Long, Bt. Edward Popham 
Hon. John Spencer, James Dawkins 
Robert Nyale, John Harvey Thufſby ; 
E. of Barrymore; Sir Rog. Bradſhaigh, Bt. 
Edmund Lechmere, Edmund Pytts 


Sir Hen. Harpur, Bt. Tho. Winnington | 


Col. Roger Townſhend, Edward. Walpole 
dead, 


Godfrey Wentworth, George Fox 


Col. Maurice Bocland 
Cholmley Turner, Sir Miles Stapylton, Bt.“ 


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Sir Arthur Forbes, Bt, 
Patrick Crawford: 

Capt. Thomas Leſlie 
Sr James Johnſtoun 
John Stuart 

Stuart Mackenzie 

Captain James Abercrombie 
Berwickſhire Alex. Hume Campbell 
Prechine, &c. John Maule 
Tüthnelsſhire Alexander Prodie 
Sh. of Cxromatty Sir John Gordon 

Sh.of Dumbarton Col. John Campbell” 
Sh, of Dumkries Sir John Douglas, Bt. 
unbar, &c. Sir Hugh Dalrymple, Bt. 
Dumfer mling, &c. James Erſkine 
$. of Edinburgh Sir Charles Gilmour, Bt. 
Edinburgh Archibald Stewart 
Sh, of Elgin Ludowick Grant 
Egin, Cullen, xc. Sir James Grant, Bt. 
er Shire of File David Scat 


Aberdeenchire 
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St. Andrews, &c. 
Inman, &c. | 
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Shire of Pozkar Earl of Panmure , 
F:rtroſe, 1 Kenneth Mackenzie 
Haddingtonſh. Lord Charles Hay 
en Sh. of Tnverneſs Normand Macleod 
4 Sb. of Kincardine Sir James Carnegie, Bt. 
be: ingbern, &c. James Oſwald 


Slüre of Rintols Sir John Bruce Hope, Et. 


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Kirkeudbright, &c, Charles Hope Weir | Bance, 
Sh. of Lanerk Sir James Hamilton, Bt, e Bankes, 
Linlithxowſh, George Dundas | antes, 
Sh. of Dzknep Col. Robert Douglas 35 Barnard 
Sh, of Peebles Alexander Murray Av © IM Barring 
Peebles, &c. John Mackye | rug 
Sate Perth Lord John Murray benym. 
Shire of Renfrew William Muir Bethurf 
Shire of Roſs Charles Roſs | Bathurf 

Rotheſay, Air, &c, Earl of Granard Pate, 
Sh. of Roxburgh William Douglas | Beauc lei 
Rutherglen, & Sir James Campbell euclet 
Sh. of Selkirk John Murray e 4 ORM Reaucler 
Sh. of Sterling Lord George Grahame Bennet, 
Suther!andlh. Brig. Gen. James Sinclair Bentick 
Tayne, &c. Robert Cragie, L. Adv. Berkeley 
Sh. of Migtoun Col. James Steward berkeley 

1.toun, &c, Captain William Steward _— 
SER Bertie, 


An EXACT LIST of the Houſe of Commons, bf, T 

Thoſe in Italiek were not Members in the laſt Parliament. Thiſe Wiacket, 
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BD V, Sir Robert e Ee Henriettaſtres Mi Eb, 
A Abercombie, Jam p F amffſh re Downing fire Niadævo/ 
A- Court, Peirce p Heytſbury, Wilts VBedforuſtriet Wocland 
Affleck, John Suffolk ond, 
Aiſlabie, William e Rippon, Vorkſh. Brookfiret Wocne, ' 
Andover, Viſcount a Caſtleriſing, Norf. Duteſt.Weſ, zootle, 


Archer, Thomas p FEramber Coventgarden 
Archer, Henry Warwick Temple 
Arfeott, Fohn p Aſhburton, Dev, Albemar efircet 
Arſcott, Arthur a Tiverton, Dev. Ii 
Arundel, Richard p Knareſborough Burlington. 
Aſh, Edward 5 Heyteſbury, Wilts Gr. Georgeſ. 
Aſnhe, Joſ. Wyndham a Downton Burlingtorſiret 
Aftley, Sir John c Salop C. Hydeparſcorner 
Bacon, Edward p Lynn 

Bagot, Wagſtaff, Sir Walt, Staffordſhire Georgeſtreet 
Baker, Hercules 2 Hyeth, Kent Ca crit 


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boſe Blacket, Walter c Newcaſtle upon Tyne Marubro. g. 
He laden, Martin 5 Portſmouth x; Hanoverſg, 

lagrave, John c Reading, Berkſh. Villersſs. 
red WWBlirh, John c _ Maidſtone, Kent Palimall 
brett NMRiadruo th, Thomas a Bodmyn, Corn. Charles}, 
fret NBocland Maurice p Yarmouth, Hants Park. mn. 

ond, John ſen' dead Corfe-Caſtle, Dor. 
fre Woone, Dan. p Grampound NewbondPtrees' 
Vel. Wootle, Thomas 2 Midhurft, Suffex Innertemple 
rden boſcazven, Hon. Geo. p Truro Georgeſt. Hanod. . 
emple Woſecqven, Capt. Edw. a Penryn Rufſelcourt, St. Fames's 
ſtreet bouverie, Sir Jacob « New Sarum Chffordft, 

Ibid owes, George c Durham County Grofu flreet 

von. Bowes, Brig. William p Bewdley rklane 
get. Widvell, William e Carnar r an ſpire | Riderſt. 
rftrett Iraidfhaigh, Sir Roger p W gan, Lanc. Pallmall © 
corner Wramfton 5 Thomas c Eſſex Bowſtreet 

; rand, Thomas Pp : Shoreham, Suſſe | Brutonftr cet | 
w_ ey, Nathaniel? Hertford | ' Lombard, 
a.crijs us | 


An Ex ACT LIST of the Hiuſe of Commons, 64 


Baltimore, Lord Surrey Groſvenor ſa, 
Bance, John e o Wallingford, Berks 3 
Bankes, Henry c Corfe-Caftle, Dorf.. Boſevellcourt 
Bankes, Pilliam c Grampound Argyleſtreet 
Barnard, Sir John a Lo Nx DON Maręlane 
Barrington, Viſcount e Berwick | | Grofvenorſty. 
Barrington, Sir Fobn c Newton, Hants  Brownlowf, 
Barrymore, Earl c Wigan Henriettaſt. 
Bathurſt, Henry p Cirenceſter Temple 
Bathurſt, Benjamin c Glouceſter Chyfters, Weſtm. 
Beake, Gregory P St. Ives , Corn, Beakſtreet 


Beauclerk, Lord Vere p Plymouth St. Fames*sſq. 
Beuclerk, Lord Sidney c Windſor Pallmall 
Nauclerk, Lord Harry p Thetford Somer ſetbouſe 
Bennet, Philip 2 Bath Bowftreet 
Bentick, Lord George p Droitwich Cbarlesſtrert 
Berkeley, Norborne c Glouceſterſpire Eroſv. ſtreet 
Berkeley, George e Heydon, York, Savillerow 
Bertie, Lord Vere p Boſton, Linc. St. James's}, 


ft, Thomas c Canterbury St*Martir'slane 


Bertie, Noreys c Oxfordſhire Southampton. 


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Brereton, Thomas 2 Liverpool Duleſt. Wiſh, 
Bridges, George- Rodney a Wincheſter Schi. 
Briſtow, John St. Ives, Cornwall Marlin 
; l Alexander þ Caithneſs Clifordſt. St. Janet 
raokſbank, Stamp A Hackny 
A&P dead Wenlocke, Salop 

Brown, Sir Robert p Ivelcheſter, Som. St. James i. 
Brown, John c .Dorcheſter Lincoln um 
Bruce, Sir John þ Kinroſiſpire St. Fames'splan 
Brudenell, James P Cuhicheſter | Hedgelne 
Buck, Jobn c Taunton, Somerſ. Henrietta, 
. Bulkeley, Lord Viſcount e Beaumaris - Lancaftercur 
Buller, James c Eaſt low Buryſirts 
Burgoine, Sir Roger c Bedfordſhire Groſof 
Burrard, Harry p Lymington | Gerard, 
Burrel, Peter p Haſlemere - King's/}.Couga, 
Bury, Thomas c Newport, Corn. Temple 
Butler, Dr. Edward « Oxford, Univ. Craven. 
Butler, John 6 Eaſt-Grimſtead ” Hollesfires 
Campbell, John þ Pembrokeſhire Grof. j 
Campbell, Alex. Hume p Berwickſhire Lincoln sinrfielh 


Campbell, Brig. John a Dumbartonſhire Semer ſethuie 


Campbell, Sir James Rutherglen 

Calthorpe, Henryc Hindon, Wilts Sobofy, 
Carew, Sir Coventry Cornwall | Strand 
Carew, Themas c . Minehead, Som. Clevelandecurt 
Vacant Biſhop's- caſtle Greſv fir 
Carpenter, Lord p Weobly, Heref. Stroſoſ. 
Carter, William p dead . Kingon on Hull Clevelandeart 
Cartwright, Thomas c Nortbamprenſh, Albemarleſirett 


Cary, Walter þ Clifton, &c. . Cleveland! 


Cave, Sir Thomas c Leiceſterſhire Goldenſy, 
Chafin, George c Derſetſhire Arundelf, 
Chapman, Sir Jobn e Taunton, Som. Braadf, 
Charlton, Job Staunton, p Newark Oral. 
Chernocke, Sir Boteler c Bedford Oxendarſ, 
Cheſter, Sir Jobn c I mc Fermyif, 
Cheſter, Thomas c G lauceſter ſhire St. Alban '. 

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Chetwynd, William Stafford Town Deverſtrect 
Cholmondeley, Charles c Cheſhire Jamegſt. eim. 
Cbolmondeley, Col. James p Montgomery IV piteball 
Churchill, General Caſtle-riſing | Greſv ft 
Churchill, Charles p Stockbridge, Hants | Hanov., ſ. 
Chute, Anthony p Newport, Hants Boll. 
Clayton, Sir Willtam p Blechingley, Surrey HSGoboſy. 
Clayton, Kenrick p ditto Dean. bid. 
Ckvrland, Jobn p Saltaſh, Cornw. Jermynſt. 
(live, Edward p St. Michael's, Cornw. Curfitorft, 
Cocks, James c Ryegate, Surrey Barlingtonſ?, 
Coke; Eduard p Norfolk Great Ruſſelſt. 
(olebrooke, Robert e Malden, Eſſex Brutonſt. 
Compton, George þ Northampton Beaufortbuildings 
Conolly, William e Aldborough, Suffolk Burlingtonf. 
Conway Henry p Higham-ferrers Newbondft, 
Cook, George c Tregony L incolnsinnfields 
Cops, Monoux þ Newport, Hants Sohoſge 
Copleſton, Thomas e Kellington, Cornw. Dukeſt. 
Corbett, Sir William p Ludlow, Salop Charlesſt: 
Corbett, Thomas p Saltaſh, Cornw. Admiralty 
Corbett, Sir Richard a Salop Town St. Zames"sþlace 
Cornbury, Viſcount a Oxford Univerſity Berkeleyſg. 
Cornwall, Velters c Herefordſhire Gerardft. 
Cornwallis, John þ Eye, Suffolk Axeyard Weftm. 
Cornwallis, Edward ditto Sackwilleroww 


Temworth. Czarlesſt. St. James: 
St. Germans, Corn, St. Fames"splace 


Cotton, Sir John Hinde c Marlborough Ibid, 


(itn, Sir Rob. Saluſbury a Leſtwithiel Albemarleſtreet 
Courtenay, Sir William c Devonſhire Palimall 
Courtenay, Hen, Reginald c Honiton, Devon, Sackvillerow 
Craigie, Nobert p Tain, Ec. Pantonſe, 
Crawfurd, Patrick c Air | Cecilf, 
Crawley, John c Marlborough Hanov.ſq. 
Crew, John jun” @ Cheſhire Gref. 
Croſſe, Sir John a Leſtwithiel Milban k 
Crowle, George p Kingſton on Hull Gr-e3ft. Sobs 
Curzon, William a Clithero, Lanc, ' Heutonſt. 


Curzon, Sir Nathaniel c Derbyſhire Breck, 
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Cuſt, Sir John Grantham 
Dalrymple, Sir Hugh Dunbar Newbondfret 
Damer, Foſepb e Wey mouth, Dor. St. James ple 
Danvers, Joleph p Totneſs , Dev. Chelſea 
D' Arcy, Sir Conyers p Richmond, York, Provygardn 
Daſhwood, Sir James c Oxfordſhire Greſv.ſq, 
Daſbævood, Sir Francis c New Romney, Kent Hanov. 
Dawkins, James c Woodſtock Leicęſten. 
Delmè, Peter c Southampton T. Groſv. 
Denton, George a Buckingham 2 
Deerhurſt, Lord c dea Bridport Grofo ft 
Dering, Sir Edward « Kent Fermynft 
Digby, Hon, Edward « Warwickſhire Clargisfh, 
Docminique, Charles a Gatton, Surrey Craverſ, 
Doddington, George c Bridgwater Pallmall 
Doneraile, Viſcount Winchelſea, Suffolk Conduiſt, 


Douglas, Col. Robert à Orkney & Zetland Burlington gar, 


Douglas, Sir John 4 Dumfries Cbarirgtroſi 
Douglas, James p St. Mawes, Cornw. Olabondſ. 
Douglas, William c Roxburgh Haymar iet 
Downing, Sir George a Dunwich, Suffolk Piccedily 
Downing, Jacob p ditto | Geld rjq, 
Drax, Henry a Wareham, Dor, » Pallnul 
Drury, Sir Thomas p Malden Kucen s/q. Holborn 
Duncannon, Lord þ Derby Cawvendijbſy, 
Duncombe, Anthony a Downton, Wilts Albemarle. 
Duplin, Lord þ Cambridge T: Doverf, 
Earle, Giles Malmſbury, Wilts Marlborough. 
Earle, Will. Rawlinſon p ditto Bid. 
Edgecumb, Hon. Richard Plympton Upper Groſvil. 
Edwin, Charles c W. tminfter Greſe.ft 
Eliot, Richard p Leſkard, Cornw. Cawendijhſy 
Eliot, Col. William p Caln, Wilts Savillerow 
lis, We'lboreyp Cricklade, Wilts Golllenſy 
Erſkine, Hon. ſamesa Inverkithen, @c, Neuper 
Euſton, Earl of a Coventry, War, Berkeley 
Evans, Hon. George þ Weſtbury, Wilts C1:Fordf 
Evans, Capt. Richard p Queenborough, Kent Chaſe 
Evelyn, John p Penryn, Cornw, Groſu jp 


Fredert 
Frederi 
French 
Furnef 


Gibſon, 
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Erersfield, Char les p | Steyning, Suſſcx Stretton grounds 


Fane, Hon. Charles & Taviſtock, Dev. Se. Jamer's/t. 
Fane, Francis p Petersfield | Sackwilleſt . 
Fazakerley, Nicholas e Preſton, Lanc. Lincoln sinnfields 
Feilecves, Coulſon e Huntingdonſbire Great Jamesſt. 
Fenwick, Robert e Lancafter _ Lincoln sinn 
Fenwick, Fobn a Northumberland Warwickcourt Holb. 
Fenwick, Nicholas Newcaſtle on Tyne Yorkbuildings 
Fermanagh, Lord Viſc. p Wendover, Bucks Chelſea 
Finch, Hon. Edward e Cambridge Univ. Vigolane 
Finch, Hon. William Cockermauth Se. Jomes's palace 
Finch, Hon. Jobn p Rutl ind Cenduitſt. 
Finch, Hon. Henry Malton | FSbepberdili. 
Firebrace, Sir Cordel e Suffolk Henrietta Cov gar. 
Fitzroy, Charles Þ Thetford, Norf. Oidbonaſt. 
Foley, Thomas, ſen' c Hereford/bire Berkeleyft. 
Foley, Thomas jun e Droitw.ch, Wor, Serettonſt. 
Fonnereau, Thomas p Sudbury, Suffolk Crozwnceurt Weſt. 
Faces, Sir Artbure Aberdeen Sringgarden 
Forreſter, Brooke p Wenlock, Salop Cecrge. 
Forteſcue, Theophilus e Devonſpire Groſo.ſq. 
Fortroſe, Lord p Inverneſs Geldenſq. 
Foſter, The mas a Bofliney | Georgeſtreet 
Fox, Henry p Windſor, Berks Scetlandyard 
Fox, George c York Bing leybeu ſe 
Frankland, Sir Thomas a Thirſk, Vork. Arlingtonſt, 
Frankland, Frederick p ditto _ Springgarden 
Frederick, Charles p Shoreham, Suſſex  Berkeleyſt, 
Frederick, John Weſtlow | 

French, Jeffery p Milborn- port, Som. Argy ef. 
Furneſe, Henry c New Romney, Kent Broolſt. 
Gage, Viſcount a Tewkſbury, :Glouc, Condunt, 
Gage, Sir William p dead Seaford, Suſſex Parkſt. 
Gillway, Lord Viſc. p Pontefract, Vork. Brookſt, 
Guth, Jobn þ Devizes, Wilts Neaubondſt. 
Gafory, Frarcis p Ee ſtlow, Corn. Bloomſburyſy. 
G bbon, Ald, Edward « Southampton | Henriettaſt. 
Gibſon, Thomas p dead Yarmouth, Hants Lothbury 


Gilmcur, Sir Charles f Edinburghſhire St. Alban's ſts 
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Glanville, William a 


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Glynne, Sir Jobn c 
Godolphin, Francis f 
Gore, Charles c 

Gore, Thomas c 
Gough, Capt. Henry 2 
Gower, H. Will. Lev. e 
Gower, Bapt. Leveſon c 
Cordon, Sir Fobn 
Granard, Earl of c 
Graham, Ld George c 
Granby, Margueſs-a 
Grant, Lodwuick p 
Grant, Sir James þ 
Cray, Charles c 
Ereenville, Fames e 
Greenville, Richard e 


C.. e, Gterge, e 
Vregory, George p 


Groſvenor, Sir Robert c 
Grove, Nilliam ec 
Guernſey, Lord c 
Gaifton, Joſeph p 


.Gunary, Nathaniel c 


Croyn, Francis c 
Gybbin, Philips p 
Haddock, Admiral a 
Hamilton, Ld Arch. 5 
FNamilion, Sir james a 
Hlahiiton, Charles a 
Hammond, James p 
Hampden, John p 
Hanbury, Capel 8 
Hardy, Sir Charles 
Harley, Robert c 
Harberd, Sir William p 
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Liverpool, Lane. Duleſt. We 
Hyeth, Kent Newbondſ, 
Orford, Suffolk Haymarket 
Flintſhire Cra venſtret 
i-Jton, Cornwall Pallmall 
' Hertfardſhire Ormondſtrett 
Agmondeſham Pumpenurt Temple 
Bramber | Winchefterl, 
Stafferaſhire Deanſt. Cy Aud. cb. 


Newcaſtle, Staff. 


Nairn & Cromartie 


Air, Irwin, Se. St. James . 
Sterling ſhire Grefo,ft 
Grantham, Line, Aibemarlt, 
Elgin, Cullen, Ec. Cori. 
Fleinſhire Conduit, 
Colcheſter Southampton. 
Old Sarum LinciIn'sinnfielas 
Bui as Pallnall 
Buckingham Clifford, 
Boroughbridge Becfordrow 
The /t er 11, uilbank 


Coventty, War. 
Maidſtone, Kent 
Pool, Dorf. * 


Ruſſelſ. 
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Dorcheſter Lincoln um 
Walls, Somerſetſhire Clergi}h 
Rye, Suſlex Goldenſq 
Recheſter, Kent Red liorſſ. 
Clifton, Dartmouth Pallnall 
Lanerkſhire Cbaringeriſt 
Truro, Cornw. Upper Bro. 

ditto Bonifreet 
Wendover, Bucks Conauith, 
Leominſter, Hereford King /. 
Portſmouth Hattongarden 
Leominſter, Heref, Lincoli nt 
Borealſton, Dev. Bedforaſt. Cœv qui. 
Barnſtable, Lid. Bose. 
Aſhburton, Hid. Palimail 


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Harriſon, George p Hertford Dubeſt. N. e. 
Harrington, Marqueſs p Derbyſhire Devenſpirebeuſe 
Hay, Lord Charles p Haddingtonſbire Jermynſtreet 
Hay, William c Seaford, Suſſex Clevelandrow 
Hayward, Thomas p Lurgerſhall, Wilts Cavendiſpſt. 
Heathcote, Geo. Ald. c LONDON £ Soboſę. 
Heathcote , Samuel e Borealſton Gr. Georgeſtreet 
Hedworth, John a Durham County Dartmouthſt. 
Henley, Henry Holt? Lyme, Dorſetſhire Springgarden 
Herbert, Nicholas p Newport, Corn Georgeſteeet 
Herbert, Philip c Oxford City Polandſt. 
Herbert, Richard Ludlow, Sal. Gr. Georgeſt. 
Herbert, Hon. Robert p Wilton, Wilts _ lhid. 
Herbert, Col. William p adito Scotlandyard 
| Hervey, Hon. Tho. p Bury, Suffollæ Old Bondſt. 
Hervey, Michael c Millborn -port Gerardft, 
Hill, Andreev c Biſhop's-Caſtle Near the Navy Offi. 
Hillſboroug h, Viſcount Warwick Sewalloaeft . 
Hilton, Tchn e Carliſle Pallmall 
Hobby, Sir Thomas p dad Marlow, Bucks Arlingtonſt. 
Hob.yn, Robert e Briſtol Jenriettaſt. 
Holmes, Henry p Newton, Hants Conduitſt. 
Halte, Sir Lifter c Litchfield Cliffordſt. 
Hooper, Edward p Chriſt- Church Lincoln sin 
Hepton, Edꝛoard Cope c Hereford Quten «ſq. 
He pe Weir, Hin CHarles Linlithgeguſbire 
Houblon, Jacob.c Hertſordſbire Dcverſt. 
Howard, Col. Charles a Carliſle, Cumb. Mattoxſt. 
Howarth, Sir Humph. p Radnor ſhi: e Coventgarden 
Hume, Alexander Southwark 
Hungerford, Walter p Calne, Wilts Juviſtockſt. 
Hunter, Thomas Orby p Winchelfea Albemarleſt. 
Jeffreys, John p Breconſbire Strettonſt. 
Jenyns, Soame p Cambridgeſhire Margaretſt, 
Inchiquin, Earl of p Camel ford, Corn. St. James splace 
Ingram, Col. Charles p Horſham, Suſſex, Audleyſt. 
Jobiſtaun, Sir James Dumfries, Sc. Muttoxſi. 
Jolliffe, John Petersfield, Hants Cravenſt, 
Irby, Sir William p Launceſton, Corn, Greſo ft. 
lam, Sir Edmundeæc Wrthamptonſbire Doctor common: 


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Lambert, D-niel c 
Lamb, Mattheau c 
Lambton, Henry a 
Laroche, John p 
Leathes, Carteret p 
-Lechmere, Edmund c 
Lee, Dr. Gcorge p 
Legge, Henry p 
Legb, Peter 

Leſlie, Capt. Thomas c 
Levinz, William @ 
Lewis, Thomas p 
Liddel, Sir Henry þ 
Lidde!, Richard c 
Limerick, Lord p 
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Lifter, Richard c 


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Long, Sir Robert c 
 Lowwndes, Richard e 
Lowther, Sir Thomas 4 
Lowther, Sir James c 
Lumley, Fames c 
Lymington, V:icount 
Lyttleton, George c 
McLecd, Normend c 
Mac kengie, Steuart c 
Mactye, John c 
Mack worth, Herbert e 
Manners, Ld William 
Manſell, Buſſy c 


Martin, James p 
Aſartin, Jobn p 
Maſter, Thomas e 
Maſter, Legh-· a 


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Weſtlow, Corn. Springgarden 
9 Suffolk Pal'mall 
Shrewſbury RuſJelſt. Bloomſh, 
Grimſby, Linc. 11 Cake 
LonpoN Sawvaperarden 
Stockbridge, Hants Redline, 
Durham Bennetftreet 
Bodmyn, Corn. King ſt. St. Ja. ſj. 
Sudbury, Sftojk Oxendenh, 
Wercefterſhire Newborn, 
Devizes Admiralty 
Orford King"sbench Wells Tenpl 


Newton, Lanc, 
St. Andrews, &c, 


Nottinghamſhire St. Nfartin':lan 
Radnor Albemarle}, 
Morpeth St. James ih, 
Boſſiney Neæubondſtrett 
Taviſtock, Devon. £Privygardm 
Clithero, Lanc, Sobg 
Salop County Doæuſt. Cc garden 
Grimſby, Lincoln. Coleman. 
Ivelcheſter, Som. Southſcaboule 
Wits Soboſz. 
Bucks . Craverſtret 
Lancaſter Leiceſter, 

. Cumberland Ormond}, 
Arundel Anu dleyſtrett 
Wendover Genrpeſt, 
Oakehampton Argyle, 
Inverncſsjhire Fermynſt eet 
Arg yleſhire Lid. 
Selkirk, Peebles, Se. Lid. 
Card ffe St. James f. 
Newark on Trent . Burlingtonſh, 
' Glamorganſhire Grofo,ft, 
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Maule, John p Aberdeen, Mont. fc. Sberardſt. 
Maxwell, John jun! -Kirkcudbright Stewartry Mong 
Melliſh, William p Retford, Notting . Li ſleſt. 
Metcalf, Laſcelles p Bedwin, Wilts Famest. Weſtm, 
Methuen, Sir Paul a Brackley, Northam, Grof ft. 
Middleſex, Earl p Suſſex | VIihitehall 
Middleton, Sir William a Northumberland l (lergidſt. 
Mill, Sir Richard 7 _ Horſham, Suſſex  Parkſfs 
Miſſing, Themas f Poole, Dorſetſh re P. incesſt. 
Mͤuchell, John c Boſton, Lincoln. Redlionſt. Clerd enau. 
Michel, William p Huntingdonſpire Ereſ v ſts 
Montrath, Lord Heydon Grofe . 
Monſon, Charles c Lincoln  Whitchail 
Montague, Edward «c FHuntington | Dovei ſt. 
Montague, Charles ? Camelford, Cornw, Hanow.jq« 
Montague, George:zn Northampton | 

Mordaunt, John p Nottinghamſhire St. James %. c 
Mordaunt, Sir Charles c Warwickſhire Thrift. 
Mordaunt, Col. John a Cockermouth Mews 
Moore, William e Banbury, Oxfordſh, King's/t. 
Morgan, Thomas pp  Monmecuthſhire Goldenſq. 
Morrice, Sir William @ Launceſton, Cornw, Pallmail! 
Moſtyn, Jchn g Malton Groſo.ſh. 
Muir, William Renfrew Bucking hamſt. 
Murray, Lord John p Pertiſpire e e ee, 
Murray, John p Selkirkſhire Suffoliſt. 
Murray, Alex. þ Pecblesſhire Channelroww 
Murray, William þ Boroughbridge Lincoln sinnfields 
Muſſelden, Hill p Harwich, Eſſex | Palimall 
Muſgrawe, Sir Philipc Weſtmoreland Thrift], 
Neal, Robert 5 Wotton-Baſſet, Wilts Cov. garden 
Nerunbam, Thomas p Queenborcugh, Kent +- Crais'scourt 
Newnham, Nat. jun Aldborough, Vork. 8 V 
Nefvit, Albert þ Huntingdon | Colemanſt. 
Newdigate, Sir Roger c Middleſex Springgarden 
Newland, George c + Gatton, Surrey Greſpamdollege 
Newſam, James St. Germans, Cornw. Mood toc li. 
Noel, William p Stamford, Lincoln, . Lincoln sinn fields 
Nozl, James c Rutland Gorey 4 
Norris, Sir John 5 Rye, Suſſex 8 Berbeleyroꝛso 


Norton, Thomas p St. Edmundſbury Southampton. 
Nugent, Rovers 6 vt, Mawes, Cornw. Doverſt. 


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Oglethorpe, James a Haſlemere, Surrey 


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Ongley, Samuel c Bedford Town Moodſtoci . 
Onſlow, Arth. Speaker p Surrey | Leiceſterf, 
Onſlow, Denzil p Guilford, Surrey Rathboneplace 
Onſlow, Col. Richard 5 ditto Thriftt, So 
Ord, Robert p | Morpeth, Northumb, Car. 
Ord, Jobnc St. Michael's, Corn. Javiſtochl. 
Orme, Gatton þ Arundel St, James . 
Oſbaldeſton, William p Scarborough, Vork. Taviſtock}, 


Oſwald, James c Dyſert, Kirkaldy, &c. Newbond, 


Owen, William p Pembroke Town Harlbri'ft 
Oven, Jobn c Angleſea Nortbhireet 
-Oxenden, Sir George c Sandwich Whitehall 
Packer, Win. Howard s Perk/dire -Goldenſy, 
Page, Jobn p Chicheſter, Suſſex Se. Tunes 
Palmerſton, Ld Viſc. p Weobly, Hereford, Ste. James % 
Paumure, Earl of For farſpire Gera 
Parker, Armſtead c Peterborough Henriettaſt, 
Peachy, Sir John 4 Midhurſt, Suſſex Deanſt, 
Peirſe, Henry a Northallerton, York, Wegubonql. 
Pelham, Hon. Henry p Suſſex | Arlington. 
Pelham, James Haſtings, Suſſex Stableyard, St. Ja. 
Pelham, Charles a Beverley Oxendenf} 
Pennington, Sir Joſeph p Cumberland Springgard:n 
Penton, Henry p Tregony, Cornw, Pallmall 
Percival, Lord p Weſtminſter Ibid, 
Periam, Jobn c Minehead, Somerſ. Ihid, 
Peterſham, L:rd p Aileſbury, Bucks Cancer lane 
Philips, Jobn c Carmarthen Town Sbg. 
-Philpſon, John c Harwich, Eſſex Nawyaffice 
Pilſworth, Charles p Aileſbury, Bucks Chanceryiant 
Pitt, George Morton p Pontefract, York. Coventrarden 
Pitt, Thomas a Oakhampton, Dev. Springgardr 
Pitt, William c Old Sarum St. James g. 
Pitt, John c Wareham, Dorſethh, Arlingtonft, 
Pleydell, Edm. Morton c Dorſet/bire | Ncwwbindj. 
Plumer, Richard p Aldborough, Suffolk Goldenh, 
Plumtree, John c Nottingham Je, mynſfreet 
Pollen, John 2 Andover, Haute Linc latin 
Pollbiil, David Rocheſter | Brofardriv 
Poole, Sir Francis Lewes 


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Popham, Edward c Wilts Marlbro tr. 
Portman, W. Henry e Somerſetſhire Arundeſſtr. 
Powlet, Hon, Verep Bridgewater, Som. Holtonſt. 
Pravlet, Charles p Lymington Brutonſt. 
Pexlet, William c Wincheſter, Hants  Teid. 
Powlet, Ld Harry þ Hampfhire Admiralty 
Powlet, Cha. Amande p Chriſt-church Muntſtreet 
Powney, Penyſton e Berkſhire Viller}s. Torkbuldings 
Pratt, Fobn e Sandwich Leiceſter fields 
Pavel, Thomas 6 Cardizanſhire Coventoarden 
Proby , John c Stamford, Lincolnſh, St. Alban'sft, 
'Prowſe, Thomas  Somer ſetſpire Palma ll 
Pryſe, Thomas Cardigan Duteſftr. Weſtm. 
Pultney, Gen. Herry Kingſton on Hull | 
Pytts, Edmund I. rceſter ſhire Hanoverſeua 
Ramſden, Sir John e Apulby Pa Imall 
Raſhleigh, Jonathan t Fowey Cornwall A_'dermanbury 
Raymond, John c Melcomb Ratcli gc roſt 
Read, Sir Thomas þ Crickled:, Wilts Celllenſqua. 
Revel, Thomas a Dover, Kent St. James 803. 
Ricbard, Ero-ge a Bridport, Dorſet. E 
Rider, Sir Dudley p Tiverton, Devon. Lincoln'simm 
Rolle, Henry p Varnſtaple Arundelſtreet 
Rowney, Thomas Oxford City New Bondſtreet 
Roſs, Hon. Char ſes a Refs ſpire Pallmallcourt 
Rudge, Edward p Eveſham, Worceſt. Groſu ſqu. 


Ruſh, John c 
Ruſhout, Sir John þ 


Wallingford, Berks Thriſtft. Sobo 
Eveſham, Worceſt, Bloomſburyſqua. 


Sackville, Lord John p Tamworth Whitehall 
Sackville, Lord George p Dover Did. 
Cawille, Samuel c Colcheſter Charterhnifeſqu. 
Stanley, Hans St. A!bins Dover ſt. 
St. Aubin, Sir John e dad Cornwall Mar ibro'ftrect 
St, Clair, Brig. James p Sutherlandſhire Covertryſh. 
St, John, Paulet a Hampſbire Albeniarleſt. 
Scat, David 2 Fi fefhire | Pu tneyſt. 
Scroop, Hon. John þ Lime, Dorſetſh, Sackvilleſt, 
Setzoyn, Charles c Lurgerſhall Scotlandyard 
Selwyn, John 2 O cuceſter Cleuelandeourt 
Selwyn, John, jun' þ Whitchurch, Hants Ibid, 
$::epherd, Samuel p Cambridzeſhire 


Cavendiſbſqua. 


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Seymour, Sir Edevard a Saliſbur Groſs ts Turner, 
Shelley, Sir John Lanes. reſo. Turner, 
Shirley, Sewvallis c Brackley Heanow.ſqua, Turner, 
Shuttleworth, Richard a Lancaſhire Buri Jevi/den 


Sbett le cvortb, Janet e Preſton Buryſt. St, Jana Nu 
Slingſby, Sir Henry c Knareſborough, Yor, V ineparyard Vane, | 
Smelt, William p Northallerton, Yor, Lancafterenn I Vaugha 
Smith, Edward c Leiceſterſhire Newbeondfaired Vere, © 
Smithſon, Sir Hugh c Middleſex Grofv fire I Vernon 
Somerſet, Lord Noel e Monmouth Broobſtrett Vernon 
Southwell, Edward c Briſtol Springgarden Vyner, 


Spencer, Hon. John e Woodſtock, Oxford, Grofoftreet Wade, 
Speek, George p Wells, Sqmerſerſh, . — Walke: 
Stanhope, Hon. John a Derby 1bi4, Waller 
Stapleton, Sir Miles c Ter Iſbire Nia Waller. 
Stert, Arthur p Plymouth, Devon, Seringgard I Welpe! 
Stuart, Hon. Jobn e  Craile, &c, Bucking hamftr, Walpo] 
Stezwart, Architalde Edinburgh PM LG 
Stewart, Col. James, a Wigtounſhire Warwickſiree Walter 


Stewart, Adm, James p Melcomb. Beh. B. ar Wande 
— Fob 15 . a „„ Parre 
Diewart, apt. William p Wigtoun, Galway Warwickfiret 

Steele, William p Hindon, Wilts Soutbamrorſ, N 4. 
Strickland, ¶ illiam a Beverley, Yorkſh, Fermynſiret Watio 
Strode, William c Reading, Berks Lit: le Grof. l. Webſs 
Stane, Andrew p Haſtings, Suſſex Scoxtlandyard Went 
Strange, Lord c Lancaſhire Leicefterfielts Vers 
Strange, Sir John þ Totneſs, Devon, Temple Wa, 


Syderham, Humphry c Exeter Devereurkurt I oat 
Sundon, Lord þ Plympton | Clevelandrow | Vit 
Talbot, Hon. Johny _ Brecon Lincoln' sin ink 
Thomas, Sir Edmund p Chipp:nham, Wilks Beondftrect 4 
Tempeſt, Fobn c Durham Argylebuilding. Ke. 5 
Thrale, Ralpb a Southwark Deadman'splact Wil 
Thurſby, Fobn Harvey e Wotton Baſſet St. James f. 7 1 


Thompſon, William 4 Scarborough Boltonſereet 17% 
Townſend, Joſeph p Weftbury, Wilts Mew Burling. f. 0 1 
Townſend, Hon, Rog. p Yarmouth Norf. St. Fames's fr, Wil 
Townſend, Hon. Tho, ? Cambridge Univ. Cl:welandconrt 
Trelawney, Charles a Leſkard, Cornwall Strard 
Tucker, John e Wey mouth Se. Margaret sar: 
Tuffnel, Samuel þ Marlow, Bucks Altomarlefirc:? 


An ExXAcr Lis r of the Houſe of Commons, 78 


Turner, Sir Edward Bedwin, Wilts Ne ⁊obondſt. 
Turner, Sir John p Lynn Norf. JSeuthamptonſt. Co. gar. 
Turnar, Cholmley a Yorkſbrre Albemar leſt, 
Jewi den, Sir Reger e Kent Conduitfreet 
qrrwhit, Sir Jobn a Lincoln Soboſquare 
Vane, Hon, Henry? Rippon, Yorkſh, Lincoln'sinnfields 
Vaughan, William a Merionethfbire Springgarden 
Vere, Thomas a Norwich Buckinghamſtr. 
Vernon, Adm, Edward a Ipſwich Maſhamſtreet 
Yernon, Geo. Ven, c Litchfield, Stafford, Parkplace 
Vyner, Robert c Lincolnſhire . Conduitſtreet 
Wade, Gen. Geo. p Bath, Somerſet. Burlingtonſt. 
Walker, Thomas p Helſtone, Cor nw. Cliffordſtreet 
Waller, Harry p Chippingwickham Lincoln sinn 
Waller, Edmund p ditto Groſv ſu. 
Walpole, Horat. p Norwich Whitehall 
Walpole, Edward p Yarmouth, Norf. Pallmall 
Walpole, Hor jun" p Kellington Lincoln' sinn 
Walter, Peter jun' c Safiſbury, Dorſet. Charingcroſs 
Wardour, William p Fowey, Cornw. St. Marg. Ch. yard 
Warren, Borlace a Nottingham 
Watſon, Hon. Themas c Canterbury | Brookftret 
Watſon, Thomas p Berwick Groſo ſtreet 
Webſter, Whiſtler c Grinſtead, Suſſex St. James i. 
Mentevortb, Godfrey e York Soboſguare 
Wentworth, Gen, Tho. p Whitchurch CliFordPreet 
Me, James p St. Alban's Hertf. Lincoln'sinn 
Whitchcot, Sir Themas c Lincolnſhire Upper Grofv.flreet 
White, John 5 Retford, Notting. Be leo ftreet 
Whitemore, Thomas p Bridgenorth, Salop Conduitſtreet 
Whitemore, William p ditto © Dukeftreet 
Wigley, James c Leiceſter Afrundelſtrect 
VWubraham, Randolph c Newcaftle under Line BHedfordrogv 
Wilſon, Daniel p Weſtmoreland Albemarleftreet 
Williams, Richard c Flint Town Cbarlesſtreet 
Williams Robert c Nontgomeryſbire Douninęſtreet 
Williams, Sir Nich. p Carmarthenſhire Bloomfburyſq. 
Williams, Sir Cha, Han. p Mnmentt/bire Albemar leſt. 


* _ 2 2 — 
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76 MEMBERS of the Iaſ} Parliameet not in this, 


Wilmer, William þ Northampton V elbeebſtert 
Wilkinſon, Andrew þ Aldborocgh, Vork ſh. Lincoln tin. 
Mar burton, Philip-Henryp Cheſter Albemarleſtritt 
Winford, Thomas c Hereford Sackuilleſret 
Winnington, Thomas p Vorceſter | Ibid, 
Woodticuſe, Armine c AMNorfolk | Conduttftrect 
Wright, George c Leiceſter Upper Greofo firee, 
Wortley, Edward a \ Peterborough Cawend: ſhſquar, 
Wright, Jobn a Abingdon, Berks Riug"sbenct,Temp, 
Wyndham, Sir Charles p Apulby Argyleſiree 
Wynn, Sir Watk.Wms.c Denbighſhire Downing ſtreet 
Wynn, Thomas p _ Carnarvon Burlington. 
Wynn, John p Denbigh Conduiſſtrett 
Yonge, Sir William p Honiton, Devon. Whitelall 
York, Hon. Philip p Rygate, Surrey St. Fames'sſquare 
York, John x Richmond, Yorkfh, Suffoltfiret 
Young, Hitch þ Steyning Garlickbill 


MzmMmnrRs F the laſt Parliament not in this. Note, p for, 
c againſt th: O- t; * now Peer; and Þ dead, 


Ffleck,Gilbertc Bladen, Thomas p Chute, Francis þ 

. Alſton,SirR.p Bold, Peter c Clarke, Sir Tho, 5 
Anſtruther Brig. p Bowles, Phineas Clarke, Charles 
Anſtruther, Sir In þ Boy ne, Viſcount p Clavering, I chn g 
Aſhburnham, Sir Wp Bradſhaigh, Elerker p Clifton, Sir Robert 
Aſhley, Solomon p Briſtow, Robert? Codrington, Johne 
Aſton, Sir Thomas c Brodi-, Alexander g Cockburne, Johne 
Auſten, Sir Robert c Brown, Robert c Conyers, Ed warde 
B:con, Sir Edmund Buckworth, Sir Inc Cope, Sir John p 
Bull, Thomas p Burchet, Joſiah p Cope, Gen. Sir Johne 
Bamfield, Johnc Bromley, Henry p * Cornwall, Capt. Ja.f 
Banks, John c Cæſar, Charles c + Cotes, Dr. Charles c. 
Baſſet, John c Campbell, Gen. Ja. p Courtney, Kelland* 
Bathurſt, Peter c Campbell, Sir Ja.  Curwen, Eldredp 
Baily, Nicholas c Campbell, William c Dalrymple, Col. W.c 
Beaghen, Edmunò p Campbell, Br. Peter c Dennis, George ? 
Berkeley, Johne“ Carmichael, James p Dodd, John þ 
Bertie, Albemarle þ Caſwell, Sir Geo. pF Doddington, Geo. p 
Bevan; Arthur p Cavendiſh, Ld Ch. ę Duckett, Col. Wm. 
Biss, Stephen p Champion, Sir G. p L uncomb, Thomas þ 


feet 
unf. 
11 
Pre. 
Ibid, 
Breg. 
Breet 
rare 


c hill 


for, 


MaM RRE AS of the laſt Parliament not in this, 77 


Dummer, Thomas p Kynaſton, Edward c Powis, Richard e 
Edecumbe, Rich. p* Kynaſton, Cor. c F Pread, W. Mackw. c 
Falkenar, John p Lawrie,Sir Robert þ Price, Richard c 
Fall, James p Lee, Sir Thomas c Pulteney, Williamc® 
Fairfax, Capt. Rob.p Leheup, Iſaac p Pulteney, Col. H. þ 
Foley, Edward « Li fle, Edward c Rich, Sir Robert p 
Forreſter, William p Lindſay, Patrick » Robinſon, Cap, Nic. p 
Fox, Stephen p* Littleton, Sir Tho. p Roſe, Hugh p 
Frederick, John p Lockwood, Rich. e Scawen, Thomas c 


Fydell, Richard c Long, Richardc Seymour, Francis e 


Gough, Sir Henry p Longueville, Cha. p Shelley, Sir John 5 
Grey, Henry þ + Lowther, Sir Wm p Sibthorp, Coniſby c 
Grove, Grey James p Lowther, Hon. An. c Stanhope, Sir Wm & 
Guidott, William c Lloyd, Richard p Stanhope, Charles c 
Hales, Sir Thomas p Maſter, Henry p Stephenſon, Edw. c 
Hales, Thomas þ Meadows, Sidney c Stewart, Adm. pF 
Halket, Peter ? Moleſworth, Sir Jn e Stewart, Col. Jamesp 
Hamilton, Alex. p Monoux, Humph. c S.tton, Sir Robert p 
Handaſyde, Brig. p Moore, Robert 7 Talbot, John Ivory e 
Harley, Edward c* Morgan, Sir John c Taylor, William c 
Heathcoate, Sir Jn p Moſtyn, Sir Tho. c Taylor, Toſeph 6 
Heathcote, SirWm c Munro, Sir Robert p Tower, Chriſtop 5 
Herbert, James e Naeſmith, Sir Ja. p Tower, Thomas þ 
Herbert, Richard Neal, John p Tracy, Robert p 
Hervey, John 5 Needham, Robert e Trefucis, Robert c 
Heron, Patrick p Noel, Thomas c Trefucis, Cap. Tho. p 
Hill, Sir Rowland c Packington, Sir H. Trenchard, Geo. p 
Hoare, Henry c Papillon, David p Turner, William þ 


Houghton, Sir H. p Parſons, Humph.cF Tyrconnel, Ld Vil. 5 


Holmes, Thomas c Pierce, Thomas p Vernon, Sir Charlesc 


Holden, Samuel p + Perry, Micajahe Urquhart, I; uncambg 


Horner, Tho. Str. C Piers, Willam Pp Walpole, Sir R. p* 


How, John p * Pigot, Robert þ Wentworth, Sir W. 5 


Hucks, Robert p Plumer, William p Willimot, Robert c 
Huxley, George p Piumer, Walter Woolaſton, Wm p 
Jeniſon, Ralph Pottinger, Rich. pf Worſley, James c 
Jolliffe, Sir Wm p Powel, Sir Chriſt, c Wyndham, Tho, 5 
Kay, Sir Johnc Powlett, Hon, Per. p Yates, Thomas c 
Knight, Thomas c | 


P 103, e 70, Neuters 2 j in all 175. 
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78 


Orriczxs attending the Ilouſe 
'of PEERS. 


A: Cowper, E/; Clerk 
of the Parliaments 
John Mereſt, Eg; Clerk Afi. 
John White, Z; Reading 
Clerk, and Clerk of the Pri- 
1. N 4 

40 ereit, 2 NY re. 
8 grefing 
Mr. —— Mecklin, . Clerk 
of the Journals 
Sir Charles Dalton, . Gen 
tleman Uſher of the Black Rod 
Sir William Saunderſon, Bart. 
Teoman Uſher 

DooR KEEPERS, 
Terry Ford 
Birmingham & Thompſon 
& Foot S Ward 
Bancroft Clement 
Miſs Blackerby , Houſekeeper 
Mr. Dunn, Stool room-keeper, is 
appoimted by the Board of Works 
All whoſe Profits ariſe by 
Salaries and Fees. | | 
FE ES to be paid by ſuch as are 
talen into Cuſtody by the Uſher 


Clerk of the Parlia- 
ments for the Order 


of the Black Rod J. s. d. 
MM Ttachment Fee 5 © © 
| Each Days be- 
ing in Cuſtody 1 6:8 
When diſcharged 5 © o 
'Veoman Uſher's At- 
tachment Fee 2 0 © 
When diſcharged 2 0 0 


Orrieckxs attending the Houſe of PE RRS, Ge. 


Orriezxs attending ke lluſ 
of CoMMOo Ns. 
IC. Harding, E/; Cle 
f J Naylor, E/a;C.Afip, 
John Grover, Eſq; Clerk of the 
Committee of Elections, and 
Clerk of the Engroſſinents 
'CL.ERKs without Doors, 
John Hooks, F/%½; Chief 
William Heſter, E/; 
Newdigate Poyntz, Eſq; and 
John Burman, F; 
Wentworth Odiarn, Eſq; Ser. 
Fre at Arms , 
rs, Hollingſhead, Hou ſelec per 
Mr. Thomas Hollingſhead 


*| Mr, Joel Stevens 
Mr. George Wyatt, and 


Mr. George Fuller, Meſſenger: 
Mr, Moftet, and 

Mr. Harriſon, Door bee pers 
W. Loberan, Under Doorkeeper 
Mr. Crew delivers the Votet, &c. 
All theſe haveSalaries and Fes. 
Dr. Young, Speaker's Chaplan 
Mr. Polard, Secretary 

Mr. Roaker, Train-bearer 
FEES te be paid by ſuch as art 


taken into Cuſtody by. the Ser- 
jeant at Arms 3. d, 
N Order to attend o 68 

A Warrant o 68 
Capture Fee 368 
Each Day in Cuſtody 100 
Bringing to the Bar O 68 


To Meſſenger, per Day o 6 © 


of the Diſcharge 6 
Clerk Aſliſt. for ditto, 2 


13 4 
0 


To the Houſekeeper © 5 0 
To the Doorkeeper O50 
Clerk's Fee 120 

100 


Speaker's Secretary 


2 
"ork 
FB, 
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and 


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A*'Scuznt fir raiſing the Land- Tac. 


A'Scutme of the Proportions the ſeveral Counties paid tꝰ 
the Land Tax in 1693, and to the Subſidies in 1697, come 
pared with the Number of Members they ſend to Parliament. 


TEA 21 6-118 

7 3 8335 e 

2 IN NS =132 
+ Counties, | &] & 3 Counties. E 2 
Bedford 71 4| 41 Monmouth 3 27 3 
Perks 106 8} 9 | Norfolk | 22] 20 12 
Bucks 12 7 | 14 |Northampt. | 12] 8 9 
Cambridge 9 6 6 | *Northumb. BET © 3 8 
Cheſter 7A |Nottingh, 71418 
* Cornwall 8] 5 | 44 |Oxon 11 4 
* Cumberl]. 6 | Rutland 2 p 2 
Derby 6 4j 4 | Salop 71 61 12 
Pe von 2119 / 26 Somerſet 19] 15 18 
* Dorſet 9] © | 20|* Southamp] 14 11] 26 
* Durham 3] 4 | 4 | Stafford 7 61 10 
Efex 24] 13 | $|Suffole 20 1« | 16 
Glouceſter | 32] 38 Surrey 18 16 14 
Here ford 5| 4 | 8]<vfſex 16] 20 | 28 
Hertford 111 3 | 6| Warwick 10 31 6 
Huntingdon | 4] 3 4 | * Weſtmorl. 1 I'j 4&4 
Kent 22] 15 | 18 |* Wilts 131 217 
* Lancaſter | 5 7 | 14 | Worceſter 5 9 
Lincoln 9] 74 York 24 23 2 
Leiceſter 19 1112 [Wales 1 12 3 24 
Middleſex {| $0!185] 8 ——— 


All England and Wales oo 


Note, That the Proportion of the fix 
Northern, and five Weſtern Coun- 


ties, marked thus * are 


And that Middleſex and Eſſex ave 


L. 
- 103 


— * 
513 51 13 
Th Sub. P. M. 

88 216 


104 


98 16 
CiT1Es are included in their reſpective Carli 
N. B. The ſame Proportions are at this Time ' cbſerved in the 
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Obert Jocelyn, Eſq; Lord 
High Chancellor 

ARCHBISHOPS 4 

Dr. Jobn Hoadly, Archbiſhop 

of Armagh, Primate and Me- 

tropolitan of all Ireland 

Pr, Charles Cobbe, Archbiſhop 

of Dublin, Primate of Ire- 

land 


Dr. Arthur Price, Archbiſhop 


of Caſbel 
5 Arch- 
biſhop of Tuam 
| EARLS 33 
I R'chard Ba yle, Earl of Cork, 
Lord H:eh Treaſurer 
Rb rt F ezgerald, Kildare 
Smyth Bu k, Clanrickard 
Arx. Mac donnel, Antrim 
* Thomas Nugent, Weſtmeath 
James Dillon, Roſcommon 
I Bifil Fielding, Delmond 
Chaworth Brabazon, Meath 
1 James Barry, B. more 
Arthur hicheſter, D nega! 
Richard Lambert, Cavan 


I William O Brien, Inchiguin. 


John Boyi-, Orrery 

Algernoon Coote, Mountrath 

Edward Moore, Drogheda 

* Giibert Talbot, Waterford 
and Wextord 

Hugh Montgomery, 
Alexander 

1 George Forbes, Granard 

Riched Coote, Bellamont 

Godart G:nckell, Athlone 

Charles Butler, Aran 


Mount 


A L1isT of th: PExRs of Ireland. 
This Mark || denotes 2 Peer ¶ Great-Britain alſo z this } a Come 


moner of Great - Britain; this Þ a Minor; and this * a Patiſt, 


William Fitz William, Fin. 
| William | 
Richard Parſons, Roſſe 
Henry Petty, Shelburne 
John Villiers, Grandiſon 
Thomas Fitz-maurice, Kerry 
Edward Bligh, Darnley 
TRidgewa Pitt, Lundo:.derty 
Richard Child, Ty gey 
John Percival, Egront 
Brabazon Ponſonby, te{.borouga 
Ralph Verney 
William Maule, Panmure 
ViscounTs 47. 
* Tames Butler, Mountgęaret 
|| Richard Anneſly, Valentia, 
and Lord Alth:m 
N cholas Netterv:il, N-ttervill 
Robert Nerdham, K.llmurry 
Theobald Bourk, Mayo 
* N.cholas Taaff, Taaff d 


Cerran 


| ll Lumley Caunderſon, W terford 


Philip Sm'th, Strangford 


| ? chard Wenman, Tuam 


* Richard Molyneux, Mag- 
be rough 

* Nicholas Fairfax, Emeley 

om. Hamilton Butler, Ikerin 

Richud F.tz William, Fitz 
William of Merion 

Bryan Cockayne, Cullen 

Thomas Tracy, Rathcooie 

James Bulkeley, Caſhel 

* Henry Rarnwall, Kingſland 

3 Skeffington, Mel. 
ſereene 


Ji George Cholmondeley, Kell 


+Tames Ca 
Henry Has 
William St 
l| Thomas V 
+ Sir Scroo, 
|| James H: 
{Sir Ralph 
1 Arthur | 

Doneraile 
Gco, Wand 
Ric, Moleſ 
Malter Cl 
Allan Brod 
Guſtavus 1 
Trevor Hi 
John Aller 
Charles Fa 
Sir John B. 

ames Hat 
IWilbam 

John Bar 
William 
J Thomas 
Sir Marcy 
Sir Mount 
T Henry 
William F 
Il John MA 
Humph. k 


Dr. Hear: 
— George 
— John s 
— WIillar 


ö — Oſiah 


4 * 
Ardag 
V : * 
— at 


ick. 


; k 4 % 
mes | eiue 


+Tames Caulfield, Charlemont 
Henry Hawney, Downe 
William Stuart, Mountjoy 

|| Thomas Windeſor, Windeſor 
+ Sir Scroop How, Howe 
James Hamilton, Strabane 


Fir RalphVerney, Fermanagh. 


[ Arthur Mohun St. Leger, 
Doneraile 
Gco, Wandesford, Caſtlecomer 
Ric, Molefworth, Moleſwerth 
Malter Chetwynd, Chetwynd 
Allan Brodrick, Midleton 
Guſtavus Hamilton, Boyne 
Trevor Hill, Hillſborough 
John Allen, Allen 
Charles Fane, Fane 
Sir John Brownlow, 'Tyrconne] 
James Hamilton, Limerick 
IWilham Grimſton, Grimſton 
John Barrington, Barrington 
Willaam Vane, Vane 
I Thomas Gage, Cage 
Sir Marcus Beresford, Tyrone 
Sir Mount. Blandeil, Blundell 
T Henry 7 Dag Palmerſton 
William Bateman, Bateman 
T John Monkton, Galway 
Humph. Butler, Lane fborough 
BISHOFP'S. 
Dr. Henry Maule, Meath 
— George Stone, At/gere 
John Sterne, Clopber 
— Wilkam Barnard, Rag h 


rick. Aratert + nd A. 9 gabe 
ö 


Themas Fletcher, Pre e 


A Lis r of the P=£R8 of Ireland. 


31 


Dr. Robert Clayton, Cork & Roſſe 
— Edward Synge, Elpbin 
— Mordecai Cary, Xillala and 
Achonree 
— George Berkeley, Cloyne 
— Carew Reynell, Derry 
— John Whetcombe, Clonfret 
and Milmacduab 
— Charles Efte, Vaterford and 
Liſmore 
— John Rider, Down and 
Conn or 
— Jemmat Brown, Xillaloe 
— Robert Downes, Leightrn 
and Fernes 
— Michael Cox, Offory 
BARONS 30. 
Francis Bermingham, Athunry 
Geraid de Courcy, Kinfale 
William St. Lawrence, Howtiy 
* 'Fhomas Buttler, Chir 
Henry Mainard, Wicklow 
William D:gby, Geaſhiil 
Charles Blaney , Blaney of 37; 
na han 
1 Charles Calvert, Baltimore: 
Henry Hare, Coleraine 
| Bennet Sherard, Leitrim 
Francis Hawley, Dunnamore 
James King, 1 
John Belle w, Ee! of Danloch 
James O Hara, T yrawicy and 
KElmaine 
Fren. Conway, Conwey and 


-ich Hort, Xi*wre and] Kilutlagh 
25 5 i | Sir Arthur Cole, Rorelagh 
— Willam Burſcc ug! h, T ime- | John Fitzpatrick, Gowran 


Charles Moore; 


George Evans, Carvery 
— Tn? 17 


Moore ct Ts 


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5 
2 
4 


14 N Fe 14 


. 82 


Sir Thomas Southwell, South- 
well of Caftlematreſs 

Matithew Aylmer, Aylmer of 

HBalratb 

1 George Carpenter, Carpenter 
of Killagby 

ThomasWyndham, Wyndham 
of Finglas 

John Fane, Catherlogh 

William Flower, Caſtle-durrow 

John Cuff, Deſert 

J William Clayton, Sundon of 
Ardagb 

William Duff, Braco of Kil- 
bridge 

James Hamilton, Mountcaſtle 
by Writ 

Naber Rochfort, Bellneld 


Lord Lieurenant General, and 
General Governor of Ireland, 
His Grace Villiam, Duke of 
Dewonſhire 

The Right Honourable Henry 
Boyle, Speaker of the Houle 
of Commons 

The R ght Honourable Ed- 
zward Sou bell, Eſq; Prin- 
cipal Secretary of State 

TheR gh: H-nourable Arthur 
Blennerjhaſſ-t, Lord Che” 
j uſt ce of the King's Bunch 

'R:ght Honourab.e Thomas Car. 
ter, Eſq; Maſter of the Rolls 

Right Hon. Fleury Singleton, 
Eiqz Lord Chief Juſtice of 
the Common Pleas 

Right Hon. Tomas Marley, 

Eq; Lord Chief Baton of the 

Excheguer 


A L1sT of the PxEtRs of Scotland. 


A LIST of the Pzxxq 
Scotland, from the Return | 
the Lord of Council and Sel 
fion made to the Lords S Piritual 
and Temporal, in Parliannt 
aſſembled, June 12, 739. 
Thoſe marked à are attainte, 

Dux Es 11. 
IS Royal Highneſs the 
Prince, Rothfay 

Hamilton, Hamilton, Duke 
of Brandon 
Buccleugh, Scot 
Lenox, Lenos, Duke of Rich. 
mond 


| Gordon, Gordon 
Queenſberry, Douglas, Duke 


of Dover 
Argyle, Campbell 
Douglas, Douglas 
Athol, Murray 
Montroſe, Grahame 
Roxburgh, Ker 
MARQUESSES 3. 
Tweedale, Hay 
Lothian, Ker 
Annandale, Johnſtoun 
EARLS 74. 
Crauford, Lindſay 
Erroll, Hay | 
a Mariſhal, Keith 
Sutherland, Sutherland 
a Mar, Mar 


Monteith, Grahame, i&9} 
Rothes, Leſly 

Mortoun, Douglas 
Buchan, Erſkine 


Glencairn, Cunningham 
| Egl.nton, Montgomery 
1Caflils, Eenaedy 


Caithneſs, 
Murray, 
aN thida 
a Winton 
a Linlithy 
Hume, I 
a Perth, 
Wigtoun, 
Strathm- 
Abercorn 
Kelly, k 
Haddingt 
Galloway 
Lauderda 
4 Seafort: 
Kinnoul 
Loudon, 
Dumffrie 
Stirling, 
Elgin, | 


| a Southe 


Traquat 
Ancrum 
Weyms, 
Dal houf 
a Airly, 
Finlater 
.6 Carav 
a Callen 
Livir 
Leven, 
Dyſert, 
a Pan 
Selkirk 
Notthe 
Kincar! 
Belcarr: 
Forfar, 
Aboyn 
 Nvwby 


A Lis r of the PRERS of Scotlezd. 


Caithneſs, Sinclair 
Murray, Stuart | 
aN'thidale, Maxwell 
a Winton, Szaton 
o Linlithgow, Livingſten 
Hume, Hume | 
a Perth, Drummond 
Wigtoun, Fleming 
Strathmure, Lyon 
Abercorn, Hamilton 
Kelly, Erskine 
Haddington, Mamilton 
Galloway, Stewart 
Lauderdale, Maitland 
a Seaforth, Mackenzie 
Kinnoul, Hay 
Loudon, Campbell 
Dumffries, Crichton 
Stirling, Alexander 
Elgin, Bruce 
a Southesk, Carnaigie 
Traquair, Stuart 
Ancrum, Ker, 1681 
Weyms, Weyms 
Da! houfie, Ramſay 
a Airly, Ogilvie 
Finlater, Ogilvie 
6 Carnwath, Talzyel 
a Callendar and Linlithgow, 
Livingſtoun 
Leven, Leſlie 
Dyſert, Talmaſh 
a Panmure, Maule 
Selkirk, Hamilton 
Nogghesk, Carnaigie 
Kincit%in, Bruce 
Belcarras, Lindſay 
Forfar, Douglas, 172 5 
Aboyne, Gordon 
Newburgh, Livingſtoun 


Kilmarnock, Boyd 
Dundonald, Cochran 
Dunbarton, Douglas, ext inct 
Kintoir, Keith | 
Broadalbin, Campbell 
Aberdeen, Gordon 
Dunmore, Murray 
Melvil, Melvil 
Orkney, Hamilton 
Ruglen, Hamilton 
March, Douglas 
Marchmont, Hume | 
Seafield, Ogilvie. This Titi 
is now in the Earl of Find- 
later. | | 
Hyndford, Car michael 
Cromerty, Mackenzie 
Stair, Dalrymple 


| Roſeberry, Pri mroſe 


Glaſgow, Boyle 
Port more, Collier 
Bute, Stuart | 
Hoptoun, Hope 
Deloraine, Scott 
Iſlay, Campbell, 

Argyle. ] 

„ VISCOUNTS: $3. 
a Kenmure, Arbuthnot 
a Kingfton, Seatan 
Oxford, Mackgiil, 1689 
Irvine, Ingram 
a Kilſyth, Livingſtoun 
Dumblain, Osborne 
Preſtoun, Grahame 
Newhaven, Cheney 
Strathallan, D:ummond 
Teviot, Liv:ngftoun, 1604 
Duplin, Hay 
Garnock, Crawford 


[ Duke 


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Forbes, Forbes 

Salton, Fraſer 

Gray, Gray 

Ochiltree 1617 

Cathcart, Cathcart 

4 Sinclair, Sinclair 

Mordingten, Douglas 

Semple, Semple 

Elphinſton, E' phinſton 

Oliphant, Oliphant 

Fraſer of Lovat, Fraſer 

Borthwick, Borthwick, 4652 

Roſs, Roſs 

Somervel, Somervel 

Torphichen, Sandilands 

Spy nzie, 1669 


F 7undoits, Leily 


Ralmerinock, Eiphinion 
Blantyre, Stuart 

Cardroſs, Erſkine. 75s Title 
is now in the Ea le Buchan. 
Colvil of Culroſs, Colvil 
Cranſtoun, Cranſtoun 

a Burleigh, Balfour 
Fedburgh, Ker | 
Madertzie, Drummond, 1669 
Couper, Elphing, 1662 
Napier, Napier 

Cameron, Fairfax 

Cramond, Richard 

Reay, Mackay 

Forreſter, Forreſter 

Pitſligo, Forbes 
K.ircudbright, Macklellan 


Fraſer, Fraſer 


Bargeny, Hamilton, 1088 


| 


A L1sT of the PEER of Scotland. 


| Bamff, Ogilvie 

Elibank, Murray 
Halkertoun, Falconer 
velhaven, Hamilton 

a Duffus, Sutherland 
Rollo, Rollo 

Colvil, Colvil 

Ruthven, Ruthren 
Rutherford, Rutherford, 1733 
Bellenden, Bellenden 
Newark, Leſſy, 1690 
2 Nairn, Nairn 
Eymouth 

Kinnaird, Kinnalrd 
Glasford, Abercrombie 


rind 


Theſe with the Dates after their 
Names, do net appear to bare 
fat or woted in Parliament fince 
thoje Dates, tho" ſeveral have 
made their Claims, 


One Reaſon aſſign'd by the 
Lords of Seffin, in the Re- 
trun before mentioned, for the 
Imderfectneſs of the Lift of 
Scotch Peers, is, that 85 Hogſ- 
heads of their Reg;fters, wh ch 
had been brought to Landis, 
during the Uſurpition of Cn. 
7vell, were loſt at Sea in ſend- 
ing them back again in 166r; 
and 10 Hogſheads mere which 
came from London at that 
Time, lie ſtill unopen'd, thro! 
ſome Neglect of che Officers. 


The EN D f the LIST of PARLIAME N To 


109 to 9 
1698 and « 
1700 
Addition 
1701 to 1: 
1713 to l 


Y a S| 
0 


England 


From Lon 
exceed 
And to 3. 
Miles fr 


From Lot 
contrary 
From Ed 
Miles ir 
From any 
not exce 
Ard if if 
Miles 1 
&c. 


From Lon 
trary 
From Dat 

exceedir 


If above 4. 


Years, Tax per Pound, 8. d. Years. 

1688 I | 1716 

1689 2 1717 to 21 

1690 to 92 3 1722 to 26 

1095 to 97 41727 

1698 and 99 3 1728 and 29 

1790 2 |1730 and 31 
Additional Duty 6 | 1732 and 33 

r 4 1734 80 39 

1713 to 15 2 11740 to 44 


Of the Gx NERRAL Pos r. 


LAND- TAX Vince the REVOLUTION. 85 


Tax per Peund. 1. d. 


n 


Y a Statute made in the 9 Year of Queen Anne, the fol- 
owing Rates are appointed to be pa.d for Poſt Letters: 


England or South Britiſh Iniand Letters and Packets. 


#19129 
= 1 
F | 5 | 8 
4x 0s 6 s. d. 

From London to or from any Place not | 

exceed ing 80 gin es D flar:ce 0 43.0 0:9 1-0 
And to ani from any Place above 80 | 

Miles from L 0 n o 40 81 01 4 

North Britin Letters and Packets. 

From London to Edinburgh, and the | f | 

contra: y 0.:61 d 8 0 
From Ed nbureh, not exceeding 50 | 

Miles in Scotland o 20 40 60 8 
From any Place above 50 Miles, and | | 

not exceeding 80 Miles in Scotland o 30 Go g'1 © 
Ard if to or from Places above 80 

Miles from Edinburgh in Scotland, | 

&c. o 40 8'x 11 4 

Ireland Letters and Packets. 

From London to Dublin, and the con- | 

trary o 061. 01. 6/2 0 
From Dablin to or from any Place not | | 

exceeding 40 Engliſh Miles 6 40 40 60 
I above 40 Miles from Dublin o 440 3 0 4 


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35 Of the GENERAL Pos Ts 


Foreign European Letters and Packet:, 


ours 
quod 


1 d. . d , d.. 
From any Part of France to London 0 101 82 6 


From London through France to any | 
Part of Spain or Portugal, ( Poſt paid | 
to Bayonne) and the contrary 1 62 o4 
From London, through France to any 
Part of Italy or Sicily, by the way 
of Lyons; or to any Part of Tur- | 
key, by way. of Marſe illes, and the 


contrary „ 
From any Part cf the Spaniſh Nether- 
lands, to London © oO 101: 82 


From London, through the Spaniſh Ne- | 
ther lands, to any Part of Italy or | 
Sicily, (Poſt paid to Antwerp) and 
the contrary. 1 O27 03 

From London, through the Spaniſh Ne- 
therlands, to any Part of Germany 
Switzerland, Denmark, Sweden and 
all Parts of the North | 


E 0 0J: 
From London, through the Spaniſh | 
Netherlands to any Part of Spain | 
and Portugal, and the contrary :: 63:04 
From any Part of the United Provinces | | 
to London 5 1001 82 


From London, through the United Pro- | 
vinces, to any Part of Italy or Sicily, 
2nd the contrary I © 
From London, through the United Pro- 
vinces, to any Part of Germany, 
| Switzerland, Denmark, Sweden, &c. 
and the contrary 1 


5 
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yinces, to 

From Lond: 
therlands, 
to Ham! 
werp or 
traty 


The Pof 
Scotland, a 
Returns on 
2nd Ireland. 
and Saturda 
Friday; bu 

Mondays 
2nd Italy; 
mark and 
goes for F! 
and Swedet 

Tueiday 
France 
Wedneſday 
Portugal, 

The Po! 
Roads; a: 
Forfeiture 
Poſt 3 d. þ 
charge any 
ceed eight 

All Me 
and all Bil 
allowed w 

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A. L. 


4. . t, d. % . f., . 

from London, through the United Pro- | | 

vinces, to Spain or Portugal 1 63 4 6,6: 06 
From London, through the Spaniſh Ne- | 

therlands, or the United Provinces, 

to Hamburgh, ( Poſt paid to Ant- 

werp or Amſterdam) and the con- | 

tray o 101 8.2 6103 4. 


The Poſt Days from London to any Part of England and 
Scotland, are Tueſdays, Thurſdays, and Saturdays; and the 
Returns on Mondays, Wedneſdays and Fridays: But to Wales 
and Ireland, the Poſt goes only twice a Week, wiz. Tueſdays 
and Saturdays; and Returns from Wales every Monday and 
Friday; but from Ireland the Return is uncertain, ; 

Mondays and Thurſdays are the Poſt Days for France, Spain 
2nd Italy ; Tueſday and Friday for Holland, Germany, Den- 
mark and Sweden: And on Mondays and Fridays the Poſt 
poes for Flanders, and from thence to Germany, Denmark 
and Sweden, | 

Tueſday and Friday the Mail is due from Holland and 
France; Monday and Thurſday from Flanders; Monday 
Wedneſday and Friday from Ireland; once a Week from Spain, 
Portugal, &c. | 

The Poſt-maſter is to provide Poſt-Horſes on all the Poſt- 
Roads; and not providing ſufficient Horſes, he is liable to a 
Forfeiture of 5 J. He is to receive for furniſhing a Horſe to ride 
Poſt 3 d. per Mile, and 4d. for the Guide; and he ſhall not 
charge any thing for carrying a Bundle, ſo that it doth not ex- 
ceed eight Pounds, 

All Merchants Accompts, not exceeding one Sheet of Paper, 
and all Bills of Exchange, Invoices, and Bills of. Lading, are 
allowed without Rate. | 

The Poſt- Maſter General may ere& Croſs -Stages, keep 
Tarket. Boats, &c. And no Perfon but the Poſt-Maſter or 


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his Deputies ſhall receive, take, or carry Letters, Sc. under 


the Penalty of 5 /. 


and 100 J. per Week for Continuance, 


Opening or delay ing Letters, except by a Warrant from a Secre. 
tary of State, incurs a Penalty of 20 J. 
Carriers, Stage-Coachmen and Watermen, are not to cry 


Letters, 
fame Time. 


unleſs they concern Goods carried by them at the 


An Account of the Days and Hives the Posr r ſe 
out from, and arrives at Bath. 


Far London, 

Mondays 
Wedneſdays 

Saturdays, at 11 o'Cleck at 
Night, 

Sundays 

Tueſdays 

Thurſdays, at 8 © clock at 
Night. | 

Croſs Poſt goes out to Exeter, 
Briſtol, and Cheſter, 

Tueſdays, at 6 in the Morning, 

Thurſdays, at 10 ditto. 

Saturdays, at 4 in the After- 
noon, 

To Salisbury, Wilton, Heitſ- 
bury, Warminſter, Weſt- 
bury, Devizes, Trowbridge, 
and Bradford, 

Mondays 

W edneſdays 

Fridays, at 4 o' Clock in the 
Morning. 

To Oxford, Abingdon, Far- 
ringdon, Cirenceſter, and 
Tedbury, 

Sundays 

Tueſdays 

Thurſdaye, at 8 


80 


and Cheſter, 


Sundays 
Tueſdays. 
Thurſdays, at Night, 


Comes in from London, 
ndays 
Mondays 
Wedneſdays 
Thurſdays 
Fridays 
Saturdays, in the Morning 


Comes in from Exeter, Briſtol, 


Comes in from Saliſbury, Wil 


ton, Heitſbury, Warmin- 


ſter, 


Weſtbury, 


Devizes, 


Trowbridge, and Bradford, 
Mondays 
Wedneſdays 
Fridays, at Night. 


Comes in from Oxford, Abing- 
don, Farrington, Cirencel 
ter, and Tedbury, 

Sundays 

Wedneſdays 

Clcck at | Fridays, in the Macalng; 


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"IS Grace ED WAR D 
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Earl-Marſhal, and 
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The Rt. Hon. Thomas, Earl 
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Col. LAR and OrrERNING 
Days. . 
For the Lord Chamberlain. 
New-Years-Day 
Twelth Day, Gold, Myrrh, 
and Frankincenſe- 
Candlemaſs-Day 
Lady-Day 
Aſcenſion-Day 
Trinity-Sunday 
St. John Baptiſt 
St. Michael the Arch - angel 


For the Lord Steward, 
Chriſtmaſs-Day 
Eafter-Day 
Whitſunday 
All Saints 


Collar Days without Offering, 
The Holy-Days and Sundays in 
the Twelve Days | 
Feb. 24. St. Matthias 
Holy-Days in Eafter-Week 
April 23. St. George | 

——-25, St. Mark 

May 1. St. Philip and James 

May 29. Reſtoraticn of the 
Royal Family 


| Holy-Days in Whitſun- Week; 
1 


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ſion to the Crown 

June 29. St. Peter | 

July 25. St. James Apoſtle 

Aug. 24. St. Bartholomew 

Sept. 21. St. Matthew 

Octob. 11. His Majeſty's Co- 
ronation | 

Octob. 18. St. Luke 

——28, St. Simon and-jqude 

30. King's Birth-Day 

The 5th of November 

Nov. 30. St. Andrew 

Dec. 21. St. Thomas 

| GRAFTON, 


| SxcnrETARIES Office, 
HE Moſt Noble Thomas 
Duke of Newcaſtle, Se- 
cretary of State for the Southern 
Province 
Under- Secretaries. 


John Couraud, Tranſmitter of 


the State Papers 
Andrew Stone, Keeper of ditto 
Daniel Prevereaux, Fir? Clerk 
.Chamber- Keepers, 
Alexander Ward, Joſeph Noble 


The Right Hon. John Lord 
Carteret, Secretary of State 
for the Northern Province 

Under-Secretari-s, 

Edward Weſton, Tranſmit'er 
of the State Papers, and Wr i- 
ter of the Gazette 

The Hon. Thomas Stanhope 

John Wace, Firſt Clerks 

Chamber- Keepers, 


. iam Quin, john Somers 


A L1sT of the Publick Offices, &c. 


Clerks of the Signet, 
Joſeph Moyle, Cha. Deiafne 
Gantlet Fry, Edward Welle 
Mr. Richardſon, Keeper of the 

Papers and Records i 
John Couraud, Latin Secretary 
| | Decypherer,, 

Sir Tho. Brand, Embelliſher 
Thomas Waite, Law-Clerk 


Pa1vy SEAL Offce, 


H E Right Hon. George 
Earl of Cholmondeley, 
Lord Privy Seal 
Clerks, 
Rob, Tothill, John Caulfield 
Tho. Ratcliff, Tho. Wilſon 
John Larpent, Deputy 


TREASURY Office. 


HE Rt. Hon. Henry Pel- 

bam, Eſq; Firſt Commiſ- 
ſioner of the Treaſury, and 
Chancellor of the Exchequer 


Other Commiſſioners, 
George Compton, Eq; 
Philips Gybbon, Eſqz 
Earl of M:ddlefſex 
Henry Fox, Eiq; 

Jiaint- Secret aries, 
John Scrope, John Jefferys 
Chief Clerks, 
Thomas Bowden, Hen. Kelfil 
Will. Lowndes, Henry Fane 
Tho. Mann, Chamber-Kecper 


Henry Legg, Secretary 


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Rt. Hon. the Earl of Maccleſ- 


Robert Manning, Affiſtant 


A L1sT of the Publick Offices, &c. 


Rt, Hon, the Lord Walpole, | 
Auditor of the Exchequer 
Nathaniel Cowdery, Deputy 
Henry Bury, Clerk of the 
Debentures je: 

John Dawſon, Regiſter 

5 Meſjengers, 

e Borg, Peter Clarke 
TzLLERS of the Receipt of 

the Exchequer. 


field 

Hon. Philip Vorke, Eſq; 

Hon. Horatio Walpole, Eſq; 

Hon, Tho. Townſhend, Eſq; 
Their Clerks or Deputtes, 

Ichn Parker Barwell Smith 

John Idle 

Peymaſters of the Intereſt due on 

Exchequer Bills, 

Edm. Britiff Edm, Anguiſh 
and Deputies | 

Hopton Haynes, Tally-Writer 


Iiſpeftors of the Treaſure, and 
Tellers Vouchers, 

Tonath. Warner, Tho. Cremer 
Clerk of the Pells, 

Hon. Edward Walpole, Eſq; 

Thomas Sadler, his Deputy 

Chief Clerk of the Annuity Pells, 

Richard Hammond, Eſq; 

John Taylor, Eſq; Tally-cutter 

damuel Edwin, Eſq; Uſher of 

the Receipt 

Paxton, Eſq; Clerk 

of the Patents 

Chamber lains of the Exchequer, 

Sir William Aſhburnham, Bt. 


Sir Simeon Stuart, Bt, 


| 91 
Their Deputies, 


Henry Bellew Abra. Farlew 


ADMIRALTY Offce. 
Commiſſioners for executing the 


Office of Lord High Admiral, 


in the Kingdoms of Great-Bri- 


tain and Ireland, 


HE Rt. Hon. Daniel 
Earl of Finchelſea and 


Nottingham 
John Cockburne, Eſq; 
Lord Archibald Hamilton 
Rt. Hon. Cha. Ld Baltimore 
George Lee, LL. D. 
Sir Charles Hardy 
John Philipſon 
Thomas Corbet, Secretary 
Robert Oſborne, Unde-Secr, 
Mr, Winnington, Sollicitor 
Tho. Riley Blankey, Regiſter 
Sir Henry Penrice, Judge of 
the Court of Admiralty 


William Strahan, LL. D. High 


Advocate 
Mr. Everard Sayer, Procurator 


Lord CHAMBERLAIN's 
Office. 1 
HE Moſt Noble Charles 
Fitzroy, Duke of Grafton, 
Lord Chamberlain to his 
Majeſty. 
Hon. William Finch, Eſq; 
Vicechamberlain 


Hon. James Pelham, Eſq; Se- 


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Charles Maddocks, his Deputy 
Robert Griffin, Clerk 
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Gentlemen of the Bedebamber. 

Earl of Pembroke Groom of 
the Stole 

Earl of Albemarle 

Lord Hinton 

Ear] of Cowper 

Duke of Marlborough 

Duke of St. Alban's 

Earl of Rochford 

Earl of Dunmore 

Viſcount Falconberg 

Duke of Mancheſter 


Duke of Kingſton 


Karl of Hold erneſſe 
Zarl of Lincoln 
Grooms of the Bed chamber, 
Sir Robert Rich 
Charles Churchill 
Hon. John Campbell 
Sir James Campbell 
John Clavering 
James Brudenell 
Hon. Col. William Herbert 
Hon. Edward Finch 
Pages of the B:dchamber, or 
Backflairs, 
Abſalom Evans 
William Taylor 
Richard Humphrys 
Robert Mathiſon 
Michael Evans 
William Anne de Grave 
Gentlemen Uſhers of the Privy- 
| Chamber. 
Col. Richard Whitworth 
Robert Hemmington 
Sir John Cope 
Sir Francis Clerke 
Grooms of the Privy. chamber, 


438 James T'rymmer 


92 A L1sT of the Publick Offices, &c. 


John Parſons 
Wentworth Odiarne 


| Charles Collins 


Houſe- keepers, 


Mrs. Deniſe Blondean, Under 


Houſe-keeper at Sr, Fame:'s, 

Thomas Saunders , ftanding 
Wardrobe Keeper 

Mrs. Jane Kien, Houſe Keep- 
er and Standing Wardrobe 
Keeper at Kenſington 

Mrs, M:ry Magdalen Taylor, 
Under Houſe - Keeper at 
Hampton- court 


John Turner, Keeper of the 


Private Lodgings 

Mrs. Anne Marriot, Windſer 

Nich. Man, Standing Ward- 
robe Keeper 

Miſs Blackerby, Veſtminſter 

Samuel Long, Newmarket 
Henry Penton, Letter-carrier 


Elizabeth Spence, Keeper cf 


the Private Armoury 
Auguſtus Schutz, Maſter of 
the Robes 
Charles Brumſted, Clerk 
Mrs, Margaret Purcel Starcher 
Mrs. Suſan White, Neceſſary- 
Woman 


John Lord Hobart, Treaſurer 


of the Chamber, under the 

Groom of the Stole 
Edmund Britiff, Clerk 

Vacant, 

Maſter of the Jewel-Office 
Colley Cibber, Poet Laurezt 
Jenkin Tho, Philips, Hiſto- 

riographer 
Will, Kent, Principal Painter 


John T 


ter 


of the 
Sir Cle 

Kt. M 
Charles 
Robert 
Ser jeant 


Thoma 
Thoma 
Edward 
John A 
Thoma 
Willtat 
james 
Henry 

Serjean 


Wentw 
Attend: 
Francis 
Att en 
Sir Th 
Altten 
Peter I 
Willia 

Maſt; 
Thom 
Solon: 
the R 
Robert 
James 

the 1 
Col. C 

Port. 

ent 
WIllia 

bange 


ALSs T of the Publick Offices, &c. 


John Thornhill, Hiſtory Pain- 
ter 
Keeper 
of the Cotton Library 
Sir Clement Cotterel Dormer. 
Kt, Mafter of the Ceremonies 
Charles Cotterell, Aſſiſtant 
Robert Cotterell, Marſhal 
Krjeants at Arms attending the 
Court, 
Thomas Sebaſtian Turſt 
Thomas Coke 
Edward Horner 
John Andrew Hayman 
Thomas Wilkins 
William Sherd 
james Hugonin 
Henry Adam 
Serjeants at Arms attending the 
Houſe of Commons, 
Wentworth Odiarne 
Attending the Lord Chancellor, 
Francis Fephſon | 
Attending the Lord Treaſurer, 
Sir Tho. Allen, Bart. 
Attending the City of London. 
Peter Perry 
William, Chetwynd, Principal 
Maſter of the Revels 
Thomas Odell, his Deputy 
Solomon Dayrelle, Maſter of 
the Revels, 


Robert Burnet, his Deputy 


the Revels 
Col. Charles Fitzroy, Groom 
Porter, and Maiter cf the 


Tennis Cunrt 
William Ce per, Knight Har- 


Dr. Benjamin Hoadley 


James Larcche, Comptroller of ; The Right Rev. Dr. Edmund 


John Maſon, Maſter of the 

Barges 

Thomas and Robert Baſket , 

Printers, by Patent | 

— Churchill, 
and Bookbinder 

John Cowley, Geographer 

Mr. St. Andre, Anatomiſt 

John Pine, chief Engraver of 
the Seals, Signets, and Stamps 
to his Majeſty 

Phyſicians in Ordinary, 

Sir Hans Sloane 

Dr. Richard Mead 

Sir Edward Hulſe, Bart. 


Stationer 


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Phyſicians Extraordinary, 
Dr. Charles Peters 
Or. Edward Willimot 
Apotbecaries to the Perſon, 
John Waryn, Tho. Grahame 
Apotbecaries to the Houſpold, 
John Allen, Benj. Charlewood 
Serj eaut Surgeons, 
Ambroſe Dickens, Jn. Ranby 
Surgeon te the Houſhold, 


Ceiar Hawkins 


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The Eſtabliſament of the Royal 8h 1 
Chapels, itt 


Biſhop of $31;ſbury, Lord Al- 
MOoner 
Archdeacen Hayter, Sub»Al» 


moner 


Givſcn, Lord Biſhop of Lon- 
don, Dean of the Chapel NN 
The Rev. Mr. George Carlton 1H 

Sub Dean 


1 3 


b.nger 


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The Rt. Rev. Dr. Hen. Fger- 
ton, Ld, Biſhop of Hereford, 
Clerk of the King's Cloſet 

Rev. and Hon. Ja. Beauclerc, 
Deputy Clerk of the Cloſet 

Mr. Head, Mr. Hay, Deputies 


K1nc's Chaplains, 


January 


February 


July 


Anruft 


Arcbdeacen Hayter 

ArchdeaconStebbing 

Dr. Gally [ 
Dr. Pearce, Dean 
of Wincheſter 

Dr. Bulkeley 

Dr, Knight 

Mr. Briſcoe 

Archdeacon Worth 

Dr. Hargrave, Dean 
of Chicheſter 

Dr. Foulkes 


Dr. Pyle 


Dr. Bullock 
Mr. Craſke 
Dr, Walker 
Dr. Lavington 
Dy, Croxall 
Dr, Shuckford 
Dr. Bearcroft 
Dr. Young 
Myr. Rochblave 


Dr. Tho. Bullock, 


Dean of Norevich 
Dr, Blomer 
Mr, Calthrope 
Dr. Beylin 
Mr, Innet 

Hen, Mr. Hay 


b: 


ALIS IT of the Public Offces, Nc. 


September Dr. W haley 


October 


November 


December 


Dr. Cowper 


Mr. Brad ſhaigh 

Dr. Regis 

Dr. Briggs 

Dr. Holmes 

Mr. Medlycott 

Dr. Wilſon 

Dr, Chamberlain, 
Dean of Briſtol 

Dr. Thomas 

Hon. Mr. Trevor 

Dr. George 

Dr. Cobden 

Dr. Clarke 

Mr. Williams 


| The Rev. Mr. John Higgate, 


Confeſſor to his Majeſty's 
Houſhold =» 


| Prieſts in Ordinary of bis Ma. 


jeſty's Chapels, 
Rev. Mer. George Carlton 


Samuel Chittle 
John Higgate 
Thomas Baker 
Edward Pordage 
Tohn Smith 


Edward Lloyd 


William Pinckney 


Dr. Maurice Greene, Maſter of 
His Majeſty's Band of Mu- 
ſick, Organiſt and Compoſer 
to the Chapels | 


Mr. John Traverſe, Organift 


William Boyce, Compokt 


Jonatha 
Richard 
Tho. R 
Tho. L 
John R 
John M 
N. B. 7 
Gentle, 
Month 
Chapel 
Rev. I 
1 


Jchn R 
Cbapla: 
Dr. Ar 
My, J 


Gentlemen of the ſaid Chapel, 
John Maſon 
Rernard Gates 
George Laye 
Mr, Vandernan 
Rev. Thomas Baker 
Rev, Samuel Chittle 
Peter Randall 
Talbott Young 
William Perry 
Rev, Edward Pordage 
David Cheriton 
Rev. Edward Lloyd 
Rev. John Higgate 
Francis Rows: 
Rev. John Smith 
Prince Gregory 
Rev. William Pinckney 
Anſelm Baily 
William Richardſon 
Nicholas Ladd. 


Bernard Gates, Chapel Maſter 
Jonathan Smith, Serjeant 
Richard Norton, Groom 
Tho. Redding, Cloſet-Keeper 
Tho. Langhorn, Yeoman 
John Raye, Organ- blower 
John Martin, Bellringer 
N. B. Five Clergymen and Eight 
Gentlemen are in waiting One 
Month at a Time. 
Chapel Readers, at Whitehall, 
Rev. Mr. Thomas Caſe 
Me.. Thomas Richardſon 
Chapel- Keeper, 
John Richard(on 
Chaplains at ihe French Chapel, 
Dr. Anthony Aufere 


AL1sT of the Publick Offices, &c. 


Peter Rochblave 


Reader. Mr. Peter Declares 
Chaplains at the Dutch Chapel, 
Mr Sebaſtian Vander Eyken 


Phineas Philibert Pielat 


Reader, Mr. Sebaſtian Vander 


Eyken 


Chaplains at the Lutheran Cha- 


pet, 


M.. Fred, Mich Zeigenhagen 


Henry Alard Butjenter 


Reader, Mr. Hayn 


Chapel Keeper, 
Mr. John Chriſtian Jacobi 


A LIST of the Lieutenants 
of Counties of England and 


Mr, John Menard 


| Benjamin Earl of Fitzwalter 


= Da. 
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Wales. 
Bedford, 
Berks, 
Charles Duke of St. Alban's 
Bucks, 
Charles Duke of Marlborough 
| Cambridge, 
Henry Ear] of Lincoln 
Cheſter, | 
George Earl of Cholmondeley 
Cornwall, 
Richard Lord Edecumbe 
Cumberland, 
Henry Viſcount Lonſdale 
Derby, 
William Duke of Devonſhire 
Dewon, 
Robert Lord Walpole 
Dorſet, 
Anthony Earl of Shaftſbury 
ex, 


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__ Ghuceſter, 
Auguſtus Earl of Berkely 
Hereford, 


Hertford, 
William Earl Cowper 
Huntingdon, 
Robert Duke of Mancheſter 
Kent, 


Lewis Earl of Rockingham 


Lancaſter, 
Edward Earl of Derby 
Leiceſter , 

John Duke of Rutland 
Lincoln, 
Peregrine Duke of Ancaſter 

| Middleſex, 
Thomas Duke of Newcaſtle 
Monmouth, 
Thomas Morgan, Eſq; 
No- folk, 
John Lord Hobart 
Northampton, 
Tohn Duke of Montague 
Northumberland, 
Charles Earl of Tankerville 
| Nottingham, 
Thomas Duke of Newcaſtle 
Oxford, 


f: 
Charles Duke of Marlborough 


Rutland, 


Salop, 
Arthur Lord Cherbury 
Somerſet, 
John Earl Powlett 
Seuthampton, 
Charles Duke of Bolton 
Stafford, 


| Suffolk, 
Charles Duke of Grafton 


Surrey, 


| Richard Lord Onflow 


Suſſex, 


J Algernon Earl of Hertford 


Warwick, 
John Duke of Montague 
Weſtmoreland, 
Henry Viſcount Lonſdale 
Wilts, 


| Henry Earl of Pembroke 


Worceſter, 

William Earl of Coventry 

Yorkjhire Eaft- Riding, 
Henry Viſcount Irwin 

Yorkſhire Weſt- Riding, 
Thomas Earl of Malton 

Yorkſhire North- Riding, 
Robert Earl of Holderneſſe 


WAL ES. 

| Angleſey, 

George Earl of Cholmondeley 
Brecon, 

Thomas Morgan, Eſq; 
Cardigan, 

Ld. Viſcount L:iſburne 

| Cacrmar then, 

| 


Carnarvon, 
George Earl of Cholmondeley 
Denbiyh, 


Sir Rob. Saliſbury Cotton, Bt. 


Flint, 
George Earl of Cholmondcicy 
Glamorgan, 
Charles Duke of Bolton 
Merioneth, 
George Earl ef Cholmondele) 


M 
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Sir Arthur 


Ha 
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A LIST 


Lo 

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of Dorſet 
Trea ſu- 


Benjamin 


John Hz 
Principa 


Sir Tho 
Thomas 
Thomas 
Rt. Ho! 
Kin 
James ] 
Cook 
Henry 
Cook 


Claude 
Willia 


Peter ! 
Sir Ph 
Marſi 


Montgomery, | 
George Earl of Cholmondeley 
Pembroke, 
dir Arthur Owen, Bart. 
Radnor, 


Hawerford-Weſt, 
tr Arthur Owen, Bart, 
AlisT of his MAJjEesTY's 
Houſpold. 
Lord. Steæward, | 
HE Moſt Noble Lionel 
Cranfield Sackville, Duke 
of Dorſet 
Treaſurer of the Houſhold, 
Benjamin Ear] of Pitzwalter 
Comptroller of the Houſpold, 
Sir Conyers Darcy | 
 Cofferer of the "ns 4g 
damue! Lord Omberſley 
John Wynne, Deputy 
Maſter of the Heu ſpold, 
Jchn Harris, Eſq; 
Principal Clerks of the Board of 
Green cloth, 
Sir Thomas Read, Bt. 
Thomas Wynne, Eiq; 
Thomas Hale, Eſq; 
Rt. Hon. Walter Carey, Eſq; 
King's Privy Kitchen, 
James Eckerſal, Firſt Clerk 
———gocdgwick, Firſt Maſter 
Cook | | 
Henry Lyon, Second Maſter 
Cook 
Claude Arnaud, Maſter Cook 
Houſhold Kitchen, 
William Ward, Maſter Cook 
Peter la Roche, Harbinger 


Robert Janzway, 


Sir Philip Meadows, Knight | 


Marſhal 


A L1sT of the Publick Offices, &c. 97 


Robert White, Coroner 
Robert Hucks, Eſq; Brewer 
A LisT of the Officers of the 
Yeomen of his Majeſty's Guard, 


HE Rt, Hon. John Earl 
of Berkley Captain 


The Hon, John Sherard, Eſq; 
Lieutenant 

Edw. Legrand, Eſq; Standard- 
Bearer | 


Exons, 


Matthias Hickeringall 
Theophilus Bland Parſons 
Trevor Borret 

Peter Fenhoulette 

Saville Cuſt, Eſq; Clerk of the 


Cheque 


Thomas Bowen, Eſq; Secre- 


tary 
Yeomane 
Uſher 


The Officers of the Horcurg ble 


BAN D of Gentlemen Pen ſion- 
ers. | 


* HE Rt. Hon, Allen, 


Lord Bathurſt, Captain 


| Sir William Wynne, Kt. Lieu- 


tenant 


Harbottle Grimſton, Eſq; Stan- 


dard- Bearer 


| George Turner, Eſq; Clerk of 


the Cheque 


A L1sT of the Offecers and 


Servants under the Maſter of 
the Horſe 

Maſter of the Hor ſe. 

H E Moſt Noble Charles 

1 Leon, Duke of Rich- 
mond, &c. 
Gentleman of the Horſe, 

Hon, James Brudenell, Eiq 


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Awuenar and Clerk Martial, 

Edm. Charles Blomberg 
Equerries, 
Edm. Charles Blomberg 
Thomas Panton 
Coulthorpe Clayton 
Henry Pulteney 
Charles Fielding 
John Mordaunt 
Pages of Honour, 
Charles Chamberlain 
Bluet Wallop 
Sandys Mills 
One wacant. 

Equerries of the Crown Stable, 
Solomon Durell 
Peter Voyer Rechauſee 
Keeper of Six Running Horſes 

at Newmarket, with a Salary 

cf 6001, a Year 
Thomas Panton, Eſq; 


Commiſſioners of His Majeſty's 


Bo a A Df Wor ks, and the 
Officers thereunto belonging. 
Surveyor - General of His Ma- 
Jeſty's Works, 
Enry Finch, Eſq; 
j Paymaſter, 
Denzil G 
i Comptroller, 
Thomas Ripley, Eſq; 
Maſter Gardeners, 
Samuel Milward, Kenſington 
and St. James's 
George Lowe, for Hampton- 
court 
Chief Clerk of the Works, and 
Clerk Engroſſer, 
John Stawbridge ; 


AL1sT of the Publick Offices, &c. 


> Clerk to the Comptroller, ard 
the Board, 
Thomas Kynaſton, 
Draughtſman to the Buard, and 
Clerk Itigerant, 
| Iſaac Ware | 
Clerk of the Works at White. 
hall, St. James's and Weft. 
minſter 
Henry Flitcroft 
Clerk of the Tower vnd Somers 
ſet-houſe 
Thomas Kynaſton 
Clerk of Wincheſter, 
Du Biſon 


Newmarket, 
Thomas Fort | | 
Clerk of Kenſing ton, 
Henry Joy nes 
Clerk of Windſor- Caſtle, 
Abraham Curtis 
Clerk of the Mews, 
John Philips 
Serjeant- Painter, 
William Kent 
Maſter - Brick/ayers, 


| Tha. Howlet, Joſeph Pratt 


| Maſter Gla ſier, 
Charles Carnes 
Maſter Plaiſterer, 
George Worral . 
| Purveyor of all his Mojeſly's 
Works and Buildi:gs, 
Iſaac Ware 
Maſter Joiner, 

John Smallwe)l 
Maſter Carver, 
Ric hards 


ramen 


Clerk oF Hampton-Court and 


Sergeant ] 


Joſeph R 
Plumber 
Vaters 


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tent only, 

Joſeph Roberts | 

Plumber , and Keeper of the 
Waters at Hampton=- Court, 


George Devall 


Ironmongers, 
William Nind 
Richard Molineux 
Blackſmith, 
Joſeph Patiſon 
Carpenter at Kenſington, 
Ichn Philips 
Carpenter at Windſor, 
Thomas Howard 
Ma ſon, 
Andrew Telf | 
Exgire- keeper at Whitehall, 
eonard Philips 
Engine-keeper at St, James's, 
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Slater, 
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Clock-maker, 
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John Barnard | 
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Chancellor, and Keeper of the 
Great Seal, 
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Maſter of th: Horſe, 


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Equerri.s, 
Solomon Durell, E.; 
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Thomas Earl of Scarborough 
Firſt Clerk, 
Edward Godfrey 
Second Clerk, 


Henry Herbert 


Secretary and Keeper of bis 
Royal Highneſs's Privy « Seal, 
and Seal for his Council, 

George Lyttleton, E/; 


Council-Seal, 
Frederick Ritzau, by Patent 
Cofferer, 
Lerd Archibald Hamilton 
Audlitor- General, 
Charles Montague, E/; 
Firft Clerk, 
William Soley, Eſq; 
Surgeyor- General, 
Lord Archibald Hamilton 
Deputy Surveyor- General, 
William Soley, Ei; 


Attorney-General, 
Robert Pauncefort, Eq; 


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A Chaplain Extraordinary, 
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Officers of the Duchy of Cornwall, 
Lord Warden of the Stanaries, 
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Cornwall and Devon 
Hon. John Schutz, E/; 

Auditor of the Duchy, 

Charles Montague 
Deputy- Auditor, 
William Soley, Ei; 

Aſjay- Maſter of Tin, 
Thomas Pitt, E/; 
Receiver-General of the Duchy, 
Richard Elliot, Z£/q; for Life 
Conſtable of Launceſton Caſtle, 
Hugh Pyper, Ey; for Life 

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Chriſtopher Hawkins, E/; 
Comptroller of the Stanaries, 
Mr. John Luxmore 
Steward of the Manors in So- 

merſetſhire, 
Thomas Raynard, Eſq; 
In Dorſetſhire, 
Henry Drax, E/; 
Stezvard of Kennington in the 
County of Surrey, 
Rt. Hon. Cha. Lord Baltimore 
Of Shippon in the County of 
erks, 


John Wright, E,; 


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Of Old Shoram in te County 
Suſſex, | 

Mr. Thomas Parham 

Of Barkhamſtead in the County 

of Hertford, 

Robert Pauncefort, Eſq; 

Of the Lordſhip of Kirton in 
Lindſey, in the County of Lin- 
coln _ 

Thomas, Earl of Scarborough 


Officers and Servants of Hi 
Royal Hig hneſſes Bedebamber. 
Lerds of the Bedchamber, 
Henry, Duke of Chandos 

Groom of the Stole 


Francis, Ld North and Guilford 


Charles Ld Viſc. Baltimore 
Charles, Duke of Queenſbery 


and Dover 


| Edward Earl of Darnley 


George, Earl of Hallifax 
Grooms of the Bedchamter, 
John Schutz, E/; 
John Evelyn, E/; 
Simon Marſham, Eq; 
William Pitt, Ey; | 
Thomas Bloodworth, EH; 
Sir Edmund Thomas, Bart, 
Henry Oxendon, E/; 
Pages of the Bedchamber, 
John Wrenden 
John Holtzman 
William Reynolds 
John Barnard 
Clerk of the Cljet, 
Francis Ayſcough, D. D. 
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Edin. Bramſton, FE 1j4; 


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Gentlemen Waiters, 

Carton Orme, Eſq; 

Willam Hawley, Eg; 

Theodore Smith, E; 

John Barnard, E/; 

Phyſician in Ordinary, 

ui Matthew Lee, Eſq; 

Phyſician E xtraordinary, 

b.. Lamont 

Surgeon in Ordinary to their 
Royal Highneſſes Perſons, 


aa John Wrenden, Eſq; | 
geen Extraordinary to His 
Royal Highneſs's Perſon, 
Mr. Cæſar Hawkins 

n TCL Extraordinary to the 
11 Houſbold, 
Mr. Eſquire Cary 
1 Apothecary, 


Mr. John Gowlan 
Principal Painter, 
John Ellys, E/; 
Library- Keeper , 
Frederick Ritzau 
Oficers of bis Royal Highneſs's 
Family below Stairs, 
Clerks of the Houſhold, 
James Douglas, E/; 
Charles Hamilton, E/ãi; 
Under- Clerk, 
Francis Thompſon 
Clerk of the Kitchen, 
John Groves 
Maſter-Cook, 
Joſeph Harp Reynold 
Table - Decker, 
Oeorge Hornſby 


E. 


A 113T of the Pablick Offites, &c. 


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| Elizabeth Hamilton 


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to Her Royal Highneſs the 
Princeſs of Wales. 
Vice-Cbamberlain, 
IR William Irby, Bart. 
Miſtreſs of the Robes, 
Lady Jane Hamilton 
Ladies of thi Bedchamber, 
Anne, —_— Irwin 
Lady Jane Hamilton 
Lady Charlotte Edwin 
Maids of Honour, 


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Margaret Clavering 

Jane Layton 

Jane Payne 

Arabella Herbert 

Pages of Honour, 

Herbert Leighton, E/; 

John Dudley, Eg; 

_ Gentleman-Uſher, 

Garton Orme, E/; 
Pages of the Preſence, 

Caſpar Nicolai 

John Duill 

Pages of the Back- Stairs, 

John Palman 

Charles Lattman 

George Angel 

Erneſt Baron 

Conrad Kopperman 

Laundreſs, 
Margaret Winter 


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Keeper of the Robes, and Head- 
: dreſſer, 
Sophia Ritzau 
Neceſſary Woman, 
Mary Alleway 
The Eſtabliſpment of His Royal 
Highneſs the Duke, 
Governour, 
HE Right Honourable 
Stephen Poyntz, Eſq; 
Sub-Governour, 
William Wyndham, E/; 
Grooms of the Bed-chamber, 
Felton Hervey, Eg; 
Lieut, Col. Melonier 
Equerries, 
William Campbell, Ei; 
John Fitzwilliams, Ei; 
Pages of Honour, 
Mr, Beauclerk 
Mr. Tatton | 
Sempſtreſs and Laundreſs, 
Mrs. Anne Kemp 
Pages of the Back- Stairs, 
Willliam Street | 
Peter Languett 
John Heſs 
Pages of the Preſence, 
Edmund Cooper 
John Hemlocke 
Neceſſary Woman, 
Catharine Hack well 


The Eſtabliſt ment of their Royal 
Higbneſſes the Princeſs Amelia, 
and the Prince js Caroline. 

Ladies of the Bed. chamber, 

7,9 li{abella Finch 

Lady Hariot Campbell 


uckworth, E/; 

Capt. Bradſhaw 
Gentlemen-Uſhers, 

Robert Dingley, E/; 

Henry Villiers, E/; 

James Herauld, #/z; 
Pages of Honuur, 

Mr. Buckworth 

Mr, Roberts : 

Bed-chamber Women, 

Mary Deering 

Elizabeth Robthon 

Hellena Swinton 

Frances Ruſſel 


Chambermaids, 
Elizabeth Boatſon 
Sarah Burroughs 

Neceſſary Woman, 


Privy Purſe, 


Pages of the Back-Stairs, 
Erneſt Hedling 

John Hutchins 

James Shaw, 


Muſick-Ilafter 
Mr. Handel ; 
Dancing- Maſter, 


Mafter of the Great Warr, 
and bis Officers. 


Duke of Montague 


„ Anne Montague 


Tomas Dummer, Eſq 


john Hal 
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John Bay 
Thomas I 
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Charles B 
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Thomas 
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John Ea 
James G 
Renjamir 
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Charles 
James 81 
Sir John 
Alderm 
James T 
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William 
Henry! 


Robert 1 


Comptroller, 
john Halls, 73 
Clerks of the Wardrobe, &c. 
John Baynes 
Thomas Lee Dummer 
Clerk of the Robes, and Ward- 
robes, 
Charles Bumſtead, E/; 
Clerks in the WNardrobe, 
Thomas Dummer, jun” 
William Bernard 
| Upboldfter, 
dzrah Gilbert 


DizECTORS of the BANK 
of ENGLAND. 


IR Edward Bellamy, Kt. 
and Alderman 

bryan Benſon 

Stamp Brookſbank, 

John Bance, 

Thomas Cooke 

Delillers Carbonnel 

Jokn Eaton Dodſworth 

James Gualtier 

Renjamin Longuet 

Robert Marſh x 

Benjamin Mee, 

Charles Paimer 

James Spilman 

Sir ohn Thompſon, Kt. and 

Alderman | 

James Theoba!d 

Robert Thornton 


Matthews Beachcroft 
William Hunt 

Henry Neale 

Robert Nettleton 


A L1sT of the PubJick Offices, Rc. 


| 


Alexander Sheafe 

Robert Saliſbury 

Peter Thomas 

W hately Thomas 

Robert Lewin, Secretary 
John Harvey, Accomptant 


DIE EC TOoRS of the EA BN 
INDIA Cox PANT. 


Illiam Baker, Alderm. 
Dodding Bradyll 
Capt. Robert Bootle 
Richard Burton 
Richard Chauncy 
Roger Drake 
Samuel Feake 
* Peter Godfrey 
* Samuel Hyde 
* John Hope 
Alexander Hume 
Michael 121 | 
Henry Laſzelies 
William Mabbot 
Nathaniel Newnham, jun 
John Payne 
Thomas Phipps 
William Pomeroy | 
* Tones Ray mond 
William Rider 
* Sir John Salter, 
Alderman, dead 
William Steel 
Whichcot Turner 
Capt. James Winter 
Nathaniel Cole, Sollicitor 
Chriſtopher Mole, Secretary 
Thomas Hort, Arcomptant 


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SEA COMPANY, 

HE King's Moſt Ex- 
cellent Majeſty, Go- 
vernor 
Peter Burrel, Sub-Governor 
John Briſtow Deputy-Gover- 
nor | 
Joſeph Adams 
Jonathan Collyer 
ohn Edwards 
oſeph Fawthorp 
oſeph Gulſton, jun? 
{ohn Hamilton | 
Richard Howard 
Abraham Hume 
Richard Jackſon 
George Jennings 
James Lock 
Henry Lloyd 
Robert Lovick 
Roger Mainwaring 
Sydenham Malthus 
John Philipſon 
Samuel Smith 
Bennet Sway ne 
Walter Vane 
Lewis Way 
Robert Wylde 
Adrien Coltee Ducarol 
Thomas Dinley 
Thomas Lane 
Henry Muilman 
1. Ruſſel 
ichard Sal way 
Thomas Strode 
Francis Wilks 
Rowland Rogers, Caſhier 
Geo. Woolly, Deputy- Caſbier 
William Smith, Secretary 


ALIS T of the Publick Offices, &c, 


| 


Claud Creſpigny, Deputy. Set. 
John Read, Eſq; Accomptant 
Robert Montague, Deputy - A- 
comptant 
john Giles, Chief of the Tran. 
fer Office 
Daniel Hayne 


Cornel. Drew S Superviſors 
Will. Nevinſon I Stock&N. A. 
Sam. Bull 

Tho. Pitt Superviſorsck 
John Rice O. A. 


Ad. Anderſon | 

William Gyles, Regiſter «< 
Wills, &c, for Stock and N 
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Benj. Webb, ditto for O. A. 


DiRECTORs of the Aral 
CAN COMPANY, 


HE King's Moſt Ex 
cellent Majeſty, Go 
vernor 
Sir Bibye Lake, Sub- Gover 
nor 
Charles Hayes, Deputy Gove 
nor 
Joſeph Barret 
chn Bodicoate 
Francis Boteler 
Themas Bradſhaw 
Edward Bulſtrode 
Daniel Collyer 


James Dargent 


ſames Eck erſal 
Robert Fotherby 
Edward Gouge 
Richard Holland 


Francis Hopegood 


Benjam 
Samuel 

Atwill 
John L. 
John M 
Benjam 
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Malachi 
Sir Wil 
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Richard 
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George 
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ALSs FT of the Public Offices, &c. 


Benjamin Hume 

Samuel Jones 

Atwill Lake 

John Laroche 

John Merle 

Benjamin Periam 

Beſt Pearſe 

Malachi Voſtlethway te 

Sir William Saunderſon, Bart. 
Honorat Smith 

George Speke 

Philip Traherne 

Richard Spence, Secretary 
Edward Sparke, Accomptant 


NY DiztcTons of the ROYAL 
AL EXCHANGE AssU- 
a SURANCE 
by Illiam Dunſtar, Go- 
vernor 
b. 558 Philips, Sub- Governor 
9% chard Lockwocd, Deputy: 
Governor 
1 John Baker 
Thomes Beck ford 
1 Joſiah Bullock 


John Chalie 

james Cooke 

George Fitzgerald, jun? 
George Tobias Guiger 
James Henckell 
Abraham Hume 
William Hunt 
Pendarves Kc kewich 
James Kittle 

Ralph Knox 

* John Lockwood 


Beeſton Le rig 


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Henry March 

* Capt. John Pelly 

Charles Phil ps 

Thomas Sikes 

Bearcliffe Stonehewer 

Thomas Tryon 

Abraham Gee, Secretary 

Edmund Anguiſh, Accomptant 
Thoſe marked thus * were 

not in the laſt Direction. 


DizECTORs of the LoNs 
DON ASSURANCE. 


Ohn Hyde, Governor 


Thomas Thomas, Sub- 
Governor 
Samuel Haſwell, Deputy. Go- 
vernor 


Francis Arbouin 

Edward Barker 

Thumas Boehm 

* Capt. Sabine Chandler 

Thomas Dineley 

* William Fauquier 

Kenelm Fawkener 
Edward Flower 

Capt. Caleb Crantham 

Capt. Robert Hudſon 

John- Louis Loabier 

Henry Loubier 

Nicholas Magens, 

Henry Neale 

Edward Radcliffe 

* Henry Raper 

Thomas Rous 

Thomas Savill 

Charles Smyth 

i Thomas Thomas, jun? 


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ohn Weyland 
J. Whitchurch, jun' 
Edmund Overall, Secretary 
William Richardſon, Accomp- 
tant 
Nathaniel Cole, Clerk 
Thoſe marked thus * were 
not in the laſt DireQion, 


DiztcToRs of the UNION 
FiRE-OFFICE, 
13 Baker, Eſq; 
JWalſingham Beazley 
Toſhua Channing 
ohn Godfrey 
Thomas Page 
John Pickton 
James Sawcer 
John Steward 


For one Year, 
Gabriel Fouace 


William Fuller 
| Samuel Hawkins 


John Hawkins 
Joſeph Ingram 
Edward Lambert 
John Lancaſhire 
Obadiah Wickes 
Fer tæuo Tears, 
Walter Coleman 
John Collvill 
John Fell, jun” 
James G.bſon 
james Hawkins 
Peter Hinde, Eſq; 
Samuel Rickards 


I James Welt 


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ALIS T of the Public Offices, &c. 


Weſt- India GovzR Nos and 
AGENTS, 
Jamaica, 
—Dward Trelawney, Eſq; 
John Sharp, Eſq; 
obert Penny, Eſqz Attorney 


General 


| Richard Shelley, Naval Officer 


Berbadbes, 
Sir Thomas Robinſon, Bart, 
Andrew Stone, Secretary 
Lecwward- Iſlands, 
William Matthew, Eſq; 
Antigua and Montſerrat, 
John Yeomans | 
St. Chriſtopher's, 
Richard Coupe 
Nevis, 
Thomas Butler 
Bermuda, 
Allured Popple, Eſq; 
Ralph Norden, Merchant 
| Bahama- Iſlands, 
John Tinker, Eſq; 
New-York, 
Hon. Geo, Clinton, Geverntt 
and Captain-General 
New-TJerſey, 
Lewis Morris, Eſq; 
Chriſtopher Coates 
South- Carolina, 
James Glenn, Eſq 
Peregrine Fury 
North. Carolina, 
Gabriel Johnſtoun, Eſq; 
Henry Maculloch, Eſq 
Maſſachaſct' s- Bay, 
| William Shirley, Eſq; 


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Enjamin Wentworth 
Nowa=Scotia, 
Richard Philips, Eſq; 
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Virginia, 
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ſiiliam Adair 
Maryland, 


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Penſylvania, 
eorge Thomas, Efq; 
Ferdinando- John Paris 
Newfoundland and Placenzia, 
(ipt.Charles Hardy, Commander 
of the Jerſey, Governor 


AL1sT of the Publick Offices, &c. 
Hon, Horatio Townſhend 


William Burton 

John Orlebar 

Thomas Copleſton 

Auguſtin Erle 
CoMMIsSSIONERS of the Cuſ- 


for SCOTLAND, at 500 4, 
per Annum each, 1 8 
Eorge, Lord Roſs 
Richard Somers 

Colin Campbell 

Mansfeldt Cardonnell, dead 

Alexander Arbuthnot 
CoMmiss10NERs of Exciſe 

| in SCOTLAND, 


Ihr. Geo. Lucas, Dep. Gov. 
Tarmouth Caſtle in the Ijle of 
| , 

David Worſley, Governor 
COMMISSIONERS 0 
the Cus Tous for England, 
at 1000 J. per Ann. each. 

IR John Stanley, Bart. 

Sir John Evelyn, Bart. 

Bryan Fairfax 
John Hill 
Wardell-George Weſtby 
Sir Robert Baylis, Kt. 
Richard Chandler 
Beau mont Hotham 
damuel Mead 


enen of Ar. 


Ichard Dowdeſwell 
Fhomas Cochran 
Chriſtopher Rhodes 
Alexander Udney, 


PEALS. 

LI Umphiy Fowle | 
| Sir Moor Molyneux 
John-Paul Yvonett 

Edwin Coney 

Edward Montague 


Exciſe, 
Randal Martin 


Exc i ſe, 


William Wood, Pr. Secretary | Arthur Sheppard 
CoMMI$SS1ONERS, and ether Richard Littleboy 


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at 1000 l. each 
Harles Polhil] 
ohn Fowle 
James Vernon 
Robert Eyre 


: Sollicitors, 
James Gambier 
George Powel 


£xciſe, 
John Blois f 


toms, Salt, and otber Duties, 


| Secretary to the Commiſſioners of 


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Regiſter to the Commiſſioners of 
Appeals, 

Thomas Haws 
Accomptant- General for Malt 
and Hops, 

Valens Comyn _ 
Accomptant- General for Duties 
on Candles, &c. 

Thomas Smith 

Accomptant- General for Hides, 
Robert Matthews 

General Surveyors of Diſtillery, 
Hugh Anderſon 

Joſhua Bewley 

Lewis Way 

Alexander David, Secretary 


Clerk for the Weſtern Ports and 


5 Plantations, 
Cley for the Northern Ports, 
ohn Freemantle 
Principal Sollicitor fer the Nor- 
thern Ports, 
George Metcalfe 
Sollicitor for Bond ard Criminal 
Proſecutions, 
Richard Morley 
| Receiwer- General, 
John Xckerſell 
Comptroller of the Iſſues and Pays 
ments of the Receiver. General, 
Auguſtus Schutz 
Co M MISSION FRS of the 
STAMP Dur IXS, 
Ichard Shelly 
William Blair 
Matthew Kendrick 
John Plumtree, jun' 
John barnard 


ALISs r of the Publick Offices, &c. 


Secretary, 
Wadham Wyndham 
Recei er- General, 
William Poole 
Comptroller, 
Morgan Vane 
CoMmMiss TONERS 
| x TAxEsS. 
Dward Youngs 
* George Stone 
omas Medlycott, reſi end 
John Brom field ye 
Henry Kelfall 
foleph Richardſon 
Ralph Talbot 
George Payne, Secretary 
COMMISSIONERS for Hacl. 
ney- Coaches ard Chairs, 
J Ohn Way 
Francis Capper 
John Philpot 
Thomas Bond 
John Cookſon 
Recetver-Gereral, 
John Wallworth 
Regiſter and Clerꝶ, 
Thomas Nutthall 
Sollicitor, 
John Pye 


Licences, 
Ichard Plympton 

John Jolliffe 
Thomas Gorden 
Henry Harris 
James Ramſden 

Comptroller, 
Gilbert Laſt 
Secrecary and Accomptant, 


| Henry Boucher 


CoMmm1sSIONERS for Mine- 


Thomas 
Amos C 
Richard 
Thomas 
Co MM 


W 


Robert 
Matthe 
james 
Charles 
Co MM 


Rich 
Will 


7 


A L18T of the Publick Offices, &c. 


Thomas Mills, Caſter 
Amos Callard, Regiſter 
Richard Nicholas, Sollicitor 
Thomas Granger, Aſſiſtant 
CoMmmlsS10NERS of Hawwk- 
ers and Pedlars, 
Illiam Luke 
Henry Lane 
Robert Bland | 
Matthew Snow, Comptroller 
James Joyeux, Caſpier, 
Charles Townſend, Sollicitor 
ComMissSIoONERs for the 
Salt Duty. 
Dward Aſtley 
Henry Talbot 
Thomas Sutton 
John Vere 
Joſhua Churchill 
Roger Mainwaring, Treaſurer 
Edward Weſton, Comptroller 
Inſpeftor General of the Exports 
and Imports, 
Anthony Balam 
Regiſter - General of all Ships 
belonging to Great-Britain, 
Thomas-Boothby Scrimpſhire 
Surveyor f the Out-Ports, 
Richard Moreton 
Inſpector of the Proſe: utions, 
Stephen Poyntz 
CouMISSTON ERS ard other 
Officers of his Majeſty's Navy. 
Ir John Rufhout, Treaſurer 
Alexander Geddes 
James Compton 
Richard Haddock 
William Corbet 


Surveyor, 


Sir Jacob Ackworth 


| Richard Hughes 


| Charles Brown 


| 


109 
Clerk of the As, 
John Cleveland 
Comptroller of the Storekeeper's 
Accompts, 
Capt, Davis 
Principal Officers, 
George Crowle | 
At Portſmouth, 


At Chatham and Sheerneſs, 


At Plymouth, 
Philiph Vanbrugh | 
At Deptford and Woolwich, 
Thomas W horwood 1 
At Portmahon or Gibraltar, % 
Edward Falkingham . 
Tho. Trefucis, for the Medi- WWW 
terranean 16 
Mr. Locke, Agent Victualler 808 
Paymaſter to the Treaſurer of | 
the Nawy, 57 
William Corbett i 
Preſident and Fudge of the High 
Court of Admiralty, 
Sir Henry Penrice 
Commiſſioner for fick and hurt 


Seamen, 
Allix 141 
Aſſiſtant to the Comptreller of MiISlt 
the Nawy, 


Mr. Hammond | 5 
Mr, Barrow a Meſſenger 141 
Co M MISSION ER $oftbeV 1cC« |f} ö 
TUALLING OFFICE, | 
Tephen Bile 
8 Thomas Revel 
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omas Brereton 


William Thompſon 
William Hay 


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Richard Hall 
William Davies 
Secretary 
Daniel Finch, Caſhier 
Accomptant for Stores, 
James Lovelace 
Clerk of the Cutting-houſe, 
Mr, Wea * 
Joſeph Leaper, Maſter - Cooper 
Clerk of the Babe beuſe, 


Thomas Marſton 


Clerk of the Brewhoxſe, 
Robert Farr - 
CoMmISSIONERS for Trade 

and Plantations, 

Ohn, Lord Mcnlon 

Martin Bladen 


fi x Edward Aſhe 


Richard Plumer 

Robert Herbert 

Benjamin Keene 

Thomas Pclham 

Sir Charles Gilmour 

Thomas Hill, Secretary 
CommMISSlONERS of the 

preſent Lottery, 

R. F ane 


Kirril 
Moneypenny 
Staples 

Bach 

Bodens 
Burman 
Brunyal 
Charles 
Craddock 
Cheek 


AL1sT of the Publick Offices, &c. 


Mr. Coade 
Devins 
Graham 
Grape 
Gybbon 
Howard 
Innys 
Lambton 
Leeves 

L.ediard. 

Lekeux 
Middleton 
Morriſon 
Morgan 
Naſn 
Payne 


1 Palmer 


Pennington! 

Proctor 

Riſte 
Sir Thomas Ryder 
Mr. Salter 

Stratford 

Smith 

Soley 

Scot 

Trahern 

Williams 

Woolaſton 
Orricens belonging ts His 
Majeſty's General Poſt, 

Poftmaſters, 

Izht Hon. Thomas, Tal 
of Leiceſter 

Sir John Eyles, Bart. 

Receiver-General, 
George Stone, Eſq; 

Acromptant-General, 
Edward Barham, Eſq; 

Deputy Ac:ompeart, 
Thomas Horne 


1 


Accomptc 
Thomas | 
John Jef 
(omptr olle 
Henry Pc 
John Bar 
Secretary 
George S! 
Chief Cle 


John Jeſ 
Cler 
Thomas 
Clerk of t 
Dep 
Robert 0 
Henry 
Clerk 
Chriſtop 
Robert 8 
Clerk 
Richard 
Joſhua E 
Clerk | 
John Sa 
Anthon. 
Clerk 
John Ja 
Willian 
Cler 
damuel 
Thoma 
Cler 
John 81 
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John I 


Accomptant-General"s Clerk, 
Thomas Pitches 
John Jefle, Caſhier 
Gmptroller of the Inland Poſts, 
Henry Potts 
John Barber, Deputy 
Suretary to the Poſtmaſters Gen. 
George Shelvocke, Etq; 
Chief Clerk to the Poſtmaſiers 
Gen.ral, 
John Jeſſe 
Clerk to the Secretary, 
Thomas Strickland 
(lrk of the Cheſter Road, and 
Deputy Comptroller, 
Robert Geddings 
Henry Potts, his Aſſiſtant 
Clerk of the North Read, 
Chriſtop her Harris 
Robert Saxby, Aſſiſtant 
Clerk of the Weſt Road, 
Richard Dickerſon 
Joſhua Baker, jun“, Aſſiſtant 
Clerk of the Briſtol Road, 
John Sawtell 
Anthony Engliſh, 4/fart 


Clerk of Yarmouth Road, | 


john Jackſon. 
William Boulton, A{r/?art 
Clerk of the Kent Road, 
damuel Potts | 
Thomas Smith, Aſſiſtan: 
Clerk of the Bye- Nig ts, 
john Stubbs, ja 
In pector of the Frants, 
Edward Cave 
Comptroller of the Fo: e,, Office, 
Jobn Day, Etq; 
Foreign Secretary, 


John Le Febure, E143 


ALis r of the Publick Offices, &c. 


111 


Manager of the Packet - Boats 
at the Brill, 
William Van Almond 
Sollicitor ts the Peſt Office, 
Matthew Lambe, Eſq; 
OFFICERS of the Penny -p 
£ 72 1 Pal 
Comptroller, 
Ichard Frankland, Eſq; 
| Collector, | 
Edward Parſons, Eſq; 
Accomptant, 
Robert Cruttenden, Eſq; 
Comptroller's Clerk, 
Andiew Scott 
The Chief Office in St, Chri- 
ſtopher's« Alley. | 
OFFIcEtRs of His Majcfly's 
MINT within the Tower 
of London. | 
Warden, 
IR Andrew Fountain 
Ma er -orker, 
R chard Arundel, Eſq; 
Lord Aylmer, Comptrall:y 
Aſjay-maſer, 
Hopton Haynes, Eſq; 
Surveyor, RC, 
George Selwin, Eſq; 
Wergher and Teller, 
john Philips, Eſq; 
Clerk of the Paper 
Thomas a ay 
Chief Bngrawer, 
Sigiſmund Tanner, Eſqs 
Veputy Warden for Clip ters 


I - 
AlGNLLEVS 


; Richard Morgan, Nafden 


| lohn North 


112 


Deputy Maſter-worker, 
Henry Vander Eſch 
Deputy Comptroller 

Charles Smith 4 s 
\\, General Aſſay- maſter, 
Joſiah Harris . 
John Sandall, Deputy Weig ber 
Deputy Surveyor, or Melter, 
Francis Child ; 
Deputy to the King's Clerk, 
Charles Norgra ve 

Clerk to the Warden, 
John Beresſord 
Clerks to the Maſter, 
John White, and 
Anthony Pollet | 
Francis Child, Purveyor, 
John Sandall, Porter | 

Ruben Fletcher, Dye-forger 
Surveyor of the Preſs, 
William Vaughan. 

Conrt of CHANCERY. 

Hilip, Lord Hardwick, 

Lord High Chancellor of 
Great - Britain. 

Hutton Perkins, Eſq; Secretary 
William Forteſcue, Eſq; Maſ- 
ter of the Rolls 
| Maſters in Chancery, 

Robert Holford, Symond's inn 
W. Kynaſton, Lincoln sinn N. 21 
Thomas Bennet, Ditto N. 1 
Francis Elde, Symond sinn 
Mark Thirſton, Ditto 
Sam. Burrows, Crown and Rolls 

Court, Chancerylane 
Anth. Allen, Bream'sbuild.ditto 
Wil. Sp'cer, Lincoln' sinn N. 22 
Richard Edwards, Chancerylane 
Edm. Sawyer, Lincoln'sinnN.22 
Henny Montague, Ditto N. 19 


n S S>7F 
FOLIC CF 


Stephen Biſſe, Thomas Bray 


A L1sw of the Publick Offices, &. 


Clerks of the Crown, 


Stx Clerks in Chancery, 
Thomas Bridges 7 
John Collins 
John Hamilton 
Samuel Reynardſon 
Ifaac Whittington 
William Mitford | 
Matthew Snow, Prothonotary 

Clerks of the Hanaper, 


Colonel Inwood 
Warden of the Fleet, 
John Eyles, Eſq; | 
Examiners in Chancery, 
Arthur Trevor, Edw, Northey 


Commiſſioners of the Alienation 2 
Office. rih 
Sir William ; BEE Bt, —.— 
Hill Muſſenden, Eſq; John 8 
Cornelius Caley Mr. Be 
Maſter in Chancery, Clerks 
William Freeman Thoma 
Receiver, 3 
Sir William Aſhburnham, It Filaze. 
Clerk of the Indorſements, James! 
Theophilus Newman Rules 
Clerks of the Entries, 88 
George Edwards, John Cole Errors 
Clerks of the Petty- Bag, 
Charles Frewin Errors 
Richard Aſton cham 
Edward Bulſtrode Mr. Pat 
One Vacancy William 
Patentees of the Sub- pocna Offer Samuel 
Pauncefort Green M/ P 
Thomas Head, John Bell — ba. 
Principal Regiſter, I rations 
Charles, Duke of St, Alban Y John D: 
Clerks 


uy 


Filazers 


A L1sT of the Pubkck Officer, &c. 


Deputy- Regiſters, | 


| James Scot 


George Edwards 
Regiſters for the Rolls, 
Richard Rainsford 
Joſeph Donne 
Court of K1NG's-BrNcn. 
IR William Lee, Kt. Lord 
Chief Juſtice of the King's 
Bench 
The other Judges, 
tir William Chappel, Kt. 
Martin Wright, Eſq; 
Thomas Denniſon, Eſq 
Anthony 
——— Bigg, Chief Clerks 
Gmuel Clarke, Secondary 
VNiſi Prius Office. 
Beverſham Filmore, Maſter 
William Tully, 
John Sedgewick, Deputies 
Mr. Benton, and Mr, New 
Clerks of the Papers 
Thomas Vaughan, and 
Vacant, 


James Munday, Clerk of the 
Rules | 
Salkeld, Clerk of the 
Errors f 


— Worge, Clerk of the 
Errors in the Exchequer- 
chamber 
Mr. Parker, Deputy 
William Bigg, Sociate 
Samuel Skinner, Clerk of the 
Nift Prius 
bay, Clerk of the Decla- 


rations | 


John Davis, and Sam. Clarke, | Effoigns 
Clerks of the Amercement. 


113 


Lantrow, Clerk of the 
Dockets | 
James Barrow, Efq; Maſter of 
the Crown Office 
Boroughs, Clerk of the 
Crown 
Alex. Maſterman, Secondary 
Court of Common PLEAS. 
IR John Willes, Kt. Lord 
5 Chief Juſtice of the Court 
of Common Pleas 
The other Fud es, 
Sir John Forteſcue Aland, Kt. 
Thomas Burnet, Eſq; | 
Sir Thomaz Abney, Kt. 
Earl of Litchfield Cuſtos Bre- 
vium 
Walter Baynes, Eſq; Secondary 
George Cook, Eſq; Chief Pro- 
thonotary 
Richard Thompſon, Eſq; Se- 
cond Prot honotary 
Thomas Borret, Eſq; Third 
Prothonotary 
James Colebrook, Chirogragher 
Joſeph Briſcoe, his Secondary 
Thomas Maidſtone, Eſq; Clerk 
of the Treaſury 
Mr. Henry Barnes, Clerk of 
the Inrollments ; 
Mr. Brunker, Clerk of the 
Errors 
Mr. Salkeld, 
Outlawries 
William Davie, Eſq; Clerk of 
the King's Silver-Office 
Edmund Kyre, Efq; Clerk of 
the Warrants 
Mr. Clendon, Clerk of the 


Clerk of the 


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114 A LISs T of the Publick Offices, &c, 


Mr. Wyndham, Clerk of the | Mr. Morris, Clerk of the 8. 
Jurats perſedeas 
FiLARZERS * Court of Common Pleas, 


Counties, &c. Names, Place of Abe. 
ys Tn 1 * No. 4 Elme- court, Tem, 
ity of Vor r. Lake, Dep. 
Lincoln County . Allen No, 11 Garden- court, 
City Mr. Haberfield, D.  Templ 
yy and Hertford- = r, 1 5 Lyons Ins 
1re r. Barber ep. 
mo Suſſex, . 2 Whitfield Ne. 25 Lincolns- In 
urry | 
Somerſet, Dorſet „) Mr. Martin Eſfſex-fira 
Cities of Pool and Mr. Bold, Deputy | 
Briſtol 
Berks, Bedford, Bucks? Mr. Hanrock Staples- Tin 
and Oxford Mr, Collier, Dep. 


Cornwall, Worceſter, 
Hereford and Glou: >Mr. Staples 
ceſter 
Southampton, Wilts, Mr. Heſter 

and Town of Sou- Þ Mr. Coombe, junꝰ 


No. 3 Brick-court, Tem, 


Grange court, Cary-ſir, 


thampton Deputy 

Northampton, Staf- ' 
ford, Salop, Rut- Mr. Briſcoe Staples- Inn 
land and City of (Mr. Wilmer, D. n 
Litchfield 

Norfolk and City of 2 Mr. Green ditto 
Norwich | 

Suffolk Mr. Huſke Ber nard's-Inn 


Mr, Moxon, De. 
. Mr. Ward 


tingdon 
: Mr. Eyre No. 3 O Puildingt 
London and Middleſex Mr. Granger, D. Lincolns- Inn * 


Staples Inn 


* Mr. Gwyn No, 6 Staples Inu 
Monmouth Mr. Fiſher, Dep, 4 
Northumberl. Weſt- 

moreland, Cumber-( Mr, Ward #iits 


tand and Town of 
Wewcgſ, upon Tyne 


Ceurt 


Charles 
Edward 
Baron 
damuel, 
Remer 
Charles 
Stephen 
the Pr 
4 
George 


Rem 
Villian 
brance1 
Robert 
Willian 
condary 
Henry 
condar' 
4 
Robert 
George 
William 
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Henry ! 
the Pi] 
Robert ( 
William 
condary 


Robert ( 


ALIS of the Publick Offices, &e. 


| Court of Ex EUER. 
I R Thomas Parker, Kt. 
Lord Chief Baron 
er Lawrence Carter, Kt. 
James Reynolds, Eſq; and 
Charles Clark, Eſq; Judges. 
Edward Barker, Eſq; Curſitor- 
Baron 
damuel, Lord Maſham, King's 
Remembrancer 
Charles Taylor, Deputy, 
Stephen Poyntz, Inſpector of 
the Proſecutions 
ArTORNIES, 
Ceorge Arbuthnot 
james Pearce 
Henry Ord 
Charles Eyre 
John Thompſon 
Richard W ood 
Thomas Gregg | 
The Lord TREASURER'S 
Remembrancer's Office, 
William Melliſh, Remem- 
brancer 
Robert Barber, Deputy 
William Allanſon, Firſt Se- 
ondary : 
Henry Bromfield, Second Se- 
condary 
AT TORNIES, 
Robert Bai bor 
George Perrot 
William Dickenſon 
Pryz-OFFicex, 
Henry Holt Henly, Clerk of 
the Pipe-Office 
Robert Gardner, Deputy 
William Wrightſon, Firſt Se- 
condary 
Robert Cranmer, Second 


| Joſeph Hornby 


Nathaniel Booth, Surveyor of 


115 
Ar TORNIISĩ, 


John Maidſtone 
William Whitehead 
Henry Winter 
Jerom Denton 
John Broughman 
Office of PLEAS. 
Edward Walpole, Maſter 
William Hall, Deputy 
William Aiflabie, and 
William Benſon, Auditors of 
the Impreſt 
Thomas Hammond, Foreign 
Oppoſer CEO: 


the Green Wax 
Thomas Farrington, for the 
Principality of Wales 
Richard Eliot, for the Duchy 
of Cornwall 
Charles Shelly, for the Coun- 
ty of Lincoln, &c. 
REMEMBRANCERS of the 
Firſt Fruits. 
His Grace the Duke of Grafton 
William Hanmer, Deputy 
Edward Barker, Receiver 
Joſeph Maſon, Comptroller 
John Walker, Chief Uſher of 
the Court, and Hereditary 
Proclamator of the Court of 
Common Pleas 
Sir Dudley Rider, Kt. Attor- 
ney General | 
William Murray, Eſq; Solli- 
citor General 
MARSHALSEA Court, 
H E Lord Steward of his 
Majeſty's Houſhold (be- 
ing the Duke of Dorſet) 
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The Knight Marſhal of his 
Majeſty's Houſhold (being Sir 
Philip Meadows, Kt.) 

The Steward of the Court, 
{who muſt be a Barriſter) 

Sydney Stafford Smythe 

Richard Bulſtrode, Prothono- 
tary 

Edward Gilbourne, Gent. Se- 
condary and Deputy Protho- 
notary 1 

Four COUNCETLORS, 

Thomas Chiffinch | 

George Dallord 

Luke Benney 

Samuel Hammerſley 

To. en 8 are appointed 
by his Majeſty, the Prothono- 
tary by the Knight Marſhal, 
and the Counſellors and Attor- 
nies by the Lord Steward and 

Knight Marſhal, 


The King's [us T1 Es of the | 


Grand Seſſi ons for the Counties 
in Wales. 
Atthew Skinner, and 
Hon, John Talbot, 
Chief Juſtices of Cheſter, 
Montgomery, Flint and Den- 
bigh Shires 


4 Richard Carter 


Henry Proctor, for Brecknock, 
Glamorgan, and Radnor Shires 

Hon. John Trevor, for Caer- 
marthen, Pembroke, and Car- 
digan Shires 


N Rogers Holland 


Thomas Martin, for Carnar- 
van, Merionsth Shires, and 


18 Angleſey 


| 


if | John Pollen 


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ALIS of the Publick Offees, &c. 


' OFFICERS of the Court jn 

Doctors Cemmons, 

R. John Betteſworth, 
Dean and Official Prin- 

cipal of the Arches Court of 

CONE! and Dean and 

Commiſſary of the Peculiar 

belonging to the Moſt Rey, 

Father in God, John Lord 

Archbiſhop of Canterbury, and 

Judge of the Prerogative Court 

of Canterbury, and Commiſſary 

of London 

Sir Henry Penrice, Kt. Judge 
of the High Court of Admi- 
ralty, Chancellor of the Di- 
oceſe of Glouceſter, and Of. 
ficial to the Archdeacon of 
Middleſex 

Dr. George Paul, his Majeſty's 
Advocate General, Vicar - 
General to the Archbiſhop of 
Canterbury, Commiſlary of the 
Royal Juriſdiction of Sr. Ka- 
ther ines, Commꝭſſary and Of- 
ficial of $7. Alban's, and Re. 
giſtrary of the Faculties 

Dr. William Strahan , Lord 
High Ad miral's Advocate 
Dr. Charles Pinfold, Commiſ- 
fary of the Dean and Chapter 

of Weſtminſter 

| Dr. John Audley, Chancellor 
of the Dioceſe of York, and 
Advocate General of the 
Court of Chivalry 

Dr. Edward Kynaſton, Com- 
miſſary of St. Pauls 

Dr. John Andrew, Maſter of 


| the Faculties, Chancellor of 
London, Commiſſary and Of- 


ficial 0! 
miſſar) 
ire 
by Edn 
Dr Gec 
Lords 
Admi! 
Dr. Th 
Dr, Ed 
of the 


ALT of the Publick Offices, 8c. 


ficial of Huntingdon, and Com- 
miſſary of Eſſex, — 
ire 
95 Edmund Iſham, Bt. 
Dr George Lee, one of the 
Lords Commiſſioners of the 
Admiralty 
Dr. Thomas Walker 
Dr. Edward Simpſon, Judge 
of the Cinque - Ports, and 
Official to the Archdeacons 
of Canterbury and Rocbeſter 
Dr. Charles Pinfold, jun 
Commiſfary for the Parts of 
Surrey 
Dr. Henry Edmunds 
Robert Chapman 
Arthur Collier 
Robert Dale 
Thomas Saluſbury 
Joſeph Smith 
William Wall 
John Taylor 
George Hay 
Robert Jenner 
Andrew Coltee Ducarrol 
PRocTORs of the Ceurt of 
Arches, 
Edward Alexander, Eſq; 
Robert Bogg 
Charles Garret 
Edward Greenly, Eſq; King's 
Proctor 
Mr. Mark Holman 
George Hill 
Sandfoord Nevile 
John Searle 
William White 
Nathaniel Patten 


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Henry Collins 
verard Sayer 


William Legard 
Richard Cheſlyn 
Peter St. Eloy 
John Philips 
ſulius Cæſar 
Robert Rous 
William Skelton 
William Strudwick 
John Lee 
Robert Bogg, jun” 
Henry Farrant 
Arthur Zouch 
John Aldridge 
Philip Creſpigny 
Charles Alexander 
Henry Stephens 
William Taverner 
Godfrey Lee Farrant 
Edward Ruſhworth 
Henry Major 
Thomas Shepherd 
Richard Wotton 
Edward Buſby 
REGisTERS, 
William Folks, and 
Edward Ruſhworth, Regiſters 
and Actuaries of the Arches 
Court of Canterbury 
Samuel Hill, Regiſter of the 
High Court of Admiralty , 
and Court of Delegates 
Edward Rufhworth, Deputy» 
Regiſter of the Delegates 


John Aldridge, Deputy-Re- #00 f 
gifter of the High Court off BH 


Admiralty 


Philip Creſpigny, Marſhal of Lil . 
the High Court of Admiralty || '#WIt 


Wm Folkes, Apparitor - Gen. 
of the Province of Canterbury | 
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Henry Seymour, ang | 

Thomas Bennet, Principal 
Regiſters of the Prerogative 
Court of Canterbury 

William Legard, 

Peter St. Eloy, and 

Henry Stevens, their Deputies 
CLERKs in the ſaid Office, 

John Searle | 

William Pennyman 

Godfrey Lee Farrant 

OFFicE8Bs of the Court of 

Chivalry, 

Sir Edmund Iſham, Bart. Aſ- 
ſeſſor to the Deputy Ear] 
Marſhal | 

Dr. Audley, 
Advocate General 

Mark Holman, Regiſtrary of 
the Court 

Sandfoord Nevile, Earl Mar- 
ſhal's Proctor | 

18} Grey Longueville, Secretary 

WIN and Seal Keeper 
Wit PaocToRs of the Court of 
li | Cbivaliy, 

Edward Alexander, Eſq; 

Edward Greenly, Eſq; 

John Searle 

William White 

Everard Sayer 

ohn Phihps 

William Skelton 

WE {Philip Creſpigny 
Arthur Zouch 

OFFICERS co the Duchy 

Court of Lancaſter, 

HE Rt. Hon, Richard 


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Edward Willes, Eſq; (one of 
his Majeſty's Serjeants atLay) 
At. Gen. 

John Joliffe, Eſq; Receiy.Gen, 
Wm Eaſt, Eſq; Auditor of the 
South Parts | 
Peregrine Fury, Eſq; Auditor 

of the North Parts 

Rotert Fenwick, Eſq; King's 
Serjeant 

Capel Paine, and Hen, Bankes, 
Eſqrs; King's Council 

Peter Chaſſelup, Eſq; Clerk 
of the Council 

Mr. John Wolfe, Deputy- 
Clerk and Regiſter 

Mr, Samuel Vere, Clerk of 
the Patents, and Keeper of 
the Records 

Mr. Edmund Burton, and 
Mr. Tho. Aſheton, Attornies 

Mr. Benjamin Arnold, Uſher 
and Meſſenger 


j OFFICERs of the County Pa- 


{atine of Lancaſter, 


John Ford, Eſq; Vice-Chan - 


cellor 


| Robert Fenwick, Eſq; Attor- 


ney General 

Mr, Gilbert Wooſey , chief 
Clerk and Regiſter 

Francis Reynolds, Eſq; Clerk 
of the Crown 

George Kenyon, Eſq; Clerk of 
the Peace 

Charles Bowles, Eſq; Protho- 


notary 


Mr. Samuel Coates, Meſſen- 
ger | 5 
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A L15T of the Publick Offices, &e. 78 
Orr1cERs of the Court of Re- 


ard; held for the Manors of 
Stepney and Hackney, 
Stecvard, 
\Hriſtopher Theed, Eſq; 
(, Prothonctary, 
ſokn King, Eſq; 
Covnſellors, 
Luke Benne, Eſq; 
ohn Lawſon, Eſq; 
lane Van Heythuſen, Eſq; 
Jokn Theed, Eſq; 
Attormes, 
Edward Anderſon 
William Martin 
William Wariner 
John Forbes 
Thomas Raby 
William Moor 
Deputy Prothonstary, 
Stave Huet 
Orric xk of Ordnance, 
Ohn Duke of Montague, 
Maſter-General 
Field Marſhal Wade, Lieut. 
General 


T. Laſcelles, Surveyor-General 


William Rawlinſon Erle, Eſq; 
Clerk of the Ordnance 


George Gregory, Eſqz Store- 


keeper 


per 
Andr. Wilkinſon, Eſq; Clerk 


of the Deliveries 


John Plumtree, Eſq; Treaſurer 
James Cockburne, Eſq; Secre - 


tar 


ta 


Col. Laſcelles, chief Engineer 


I Eytain Horneck, 


William Smith, Under - Secre- 


Captain Romur, Directors of 
the Engineers 
James Gibbs, Architect | 
OFFICE of Paymaſter General 
of the Land Forces. : 
F\HE Right Hon, Tho. 
Winnington, Eſq; Pay- 
maſter-General 
Hon. Charles Monſon, Deputy 
Daniel Bcon, Eſq; Commiſ- 
ſary General | 
Defuties, 
Joſeph Andrews 
Hatch Moody 
Peregrine Fury 
George Abbot 
Robert Lambie 
Humphry Portman 
John Mills 
John Heſſe 
Half. Pay Offices 
Anthony Sawyer 
Thomas Bowers 
Robert Randal 1 4 
William Jackſon, Chamber- 
keeper and Meſſenger 
War-OFFice. 
Ight Honourable SirWil- 
liam Yonge, Bart, Se- 
cretary at War | | 
Philip Baker, Eſq; Deputy 
Edward St. Hill, Eſq; Pay- 
| maſter of the Widows Pen- 
ſions | Ci 
Edw. Lloyd, Eſq; Firſt Clerk ||| 
Clerks, 9 i 
Anthony Vezian 
Aaron Tenel 


| Edward Luckin 


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Gilbert Elliet 


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129 


John BuJd 
Thomas Sherwin 
James Reynolds 
ohn Chapman 
Tok Croote 
= Blake 
obert Floyd | 
Mr. Mitcham, Office-keeper 
Charles Whiſſon, Meſſenger 
Governors of 


Charter-Houſe. 


Rchbiſhop of Canterbury 


Lord Chancellor 
Dukes of Newcaſtle 
Grafton 
Somerſet 
Richmond 
| Devonſhire 
Earls of Dartmouth 
Pembroke 
Harrington 
Orford 
Biſhop of London 


Rt, Hon, Henry Pelham, Eſq; 
Mr. Nicholas Mann, Maſter 


of the Houſe 


Philip Bearcroft, D. D. Preacher 


——Whitehorn, Regiſter 


John Spencer Culpepper, Re- 
M, 


ceiver 
James Hotchkins, A. 
School- maſter 


ohn Nichols, B. D. Reader 
1 Patrick, L. L. D. Uſher 


Dr. Pepuſch, Organiſt 

Abra. Hall, M. D. Phy ſician 
Mark Hawkins, Surgeon 
George Davidſon, Auditor 


Jahn Markham, Apothecary 


Sutton's 
Hoſpital, otherwiſe called the 


AL1sT of the Publick Offices, &e, 
jOrrIictss of St. Barthoelo- 


mew-'s Hoſpital, 

8 IR Robert Weſtly, Kt, 
Preſident | 
Thomas Sandford, Eſq; Trea- 

ſurer | 
Rev, Mr John Banſon, M, A, 
Vicar : | 
Dr. Tyſon, and 
Der why Phy ficians 
omas Northey, Apothe 
John Freke e 
James Philips, and 
Thomas Bigg, Surgeons 
Joſeph Web 
Edward Nourſe, and 
John Townſend, Aſſiſtant Sure 
geons 
James Danſie, Surgeon, and 
Guide to Xing ſland Hoſpital 
Peter St. Hill, Surgeon, and 
Guide to the Lock Hoſpital 
Rey. Mr. Mead, Chaplain to 
King ſland Hoſpital 


Rev. Mr. Williams, Chaplin 


to the Lock Hoſpital 
Other OrF1ICcERS 
William Tims, jun* Clerk 
Nathaniel Woolfreys, Steward 
John Lloyd, Renter 
Mrs. Hide, Matron 
Mrs. Field, Cook 
A Porter, and four Beadles 
OFFI1cERs ef Chriſt Hoſpital, 
CIR John Barnard, Kt. and 
Alderman, Preſident 
Philip Scarth, Eſq; Treaſurer 


| Dr, Robert Banks, Phyſician 


Price Holloway, Surgeon 
William Brocket, 


John Ke 
John Ye 
John Bo 
Rev. Sc? 
r Gr: 
phi 
Thomas 
maſter 
Rev. M 
Under 
James F 
Royal 
dation 
John Ye 
Edward 
maſter 
Edward 
Mr. Th 
maſter 
Mr. Ge 
at Wa 
Mr, Jol 
Mrs. Su 
miftre( 
Mrs. At 
Sarah V 
Ceorge 
Four Be 
Twelve 
Ward, 
Nurſe 


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dir Joh 
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Samuel 


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John Keeley, | 
John Yeo, Clerks 

john Bowden, Aſſiſtant | 
Rey, Scawell Heatherley, Up- 
per Grammar - maſter and Ca- 
tech iſt 

Thomas Smith, 
maſter 

Rev. Mr. Peter Richardſon, 
Under Grammar -maſter 
James Hodgſon, Maſter of the 
Royal Mathematical Foun- 
dation 

john Young, Muſick -maſter 
Edward Lens, Drawing - 
maſter 

Edward Roberts, Apothecary | 
Mr. Thomas Morris, School- 
maſter at Hertford 

Mr. George MO, ditto 
at Ware 

Mr. John Aſhton, Steward 
Mrs. Suſannah Lucas, School- 
miſtreſs to the Girls 

Mrs. Anne Caſtel], Matron 

Sarah Marples, Cook 

George North, Porter 

Four Beadles 

Twelve Wards, beſides a Stck 
Ward, and to each Ward a 
Nurſe 


Writing - 


Orr1ictrs of St. Thomas'; 
Hoſpital in Southwark, 
HE Lord Mayor and 
Court of Aldermen, 
&c. Governours 
dir John Eyles, Bart. and Al- 


A L18T of the Publick Offices, &c. 


derman, Preſi dent 


Samuel Leſſingham, Treaſurer 


121 


Rev. Mr. Robert Drew, M. A. 
Hoſpitaller or Chaplain 
Dr. Abraham Hall, 
Joſeph Leatherland 
Thomas Reeve, za 
John Girle, 
Thomas Baker, 
Joſeph Paul, Surgeons 
Mr. Pearce, Apothecary 
ſonathan Welch, Steward 
Morgan Morſe, 
John Wright, and 
Robert Rowney, Clerks 
Anne Pearce, Matron; under 
whom are 18 Siſters, (one for 
each Ward) with Nurſes, 
Helpers, Watchers, Sc. at- 
tending the Sick and Lame 
OrricExs of Bridewell and 
Bethlehem. 
IR Robert Willimot, 
Alderman, the Preſi . 
dent n 
Edward Holloway, Treaſurer 
Dr. Monro, Phyſician 
'oſeph Taylor, Clerk 
Charles Wheeler, Surgeon 
William Elderton , Apothe- 
cary to both 
Oliver Acton, 
Bride well | 
William Birch, of Bethlehem 
Mrs. Lapthorne » Matron of 
Bridewell 


Steward of 


Orricesxs of Guy's ui 
in Southwark. 
IR William Clayton, Bart. 
Preſident 


Dr, Benjamin Avery, Treafurer ||| 


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122 


Dr. 2 Oldfield, and 


atth. Clarke, Phyſicians 
Samuel Sharp, and 


ohn Belchier, Surgeons 
ev. Mr. Wallis, Chaplain 


Nathaniel Neale, Clerk 


Benjamin Stede, Apothecary 
George Green, Steward 
Anne Rowney, Matron 
OFFICERS of St. George's 
Hoſpital at Hyde-Park Corner. 
| IS Royal Highneſs the 
Dr. of Wales, Preſident 
The Right Hon. the Lord 


Chancellor, and 


Benjamin, Lord Biſhop of 
Wincheſter, Vice-Preſidents 
Dr. William Waſey 
David Roſs 
John Baillie 
enjamin Hoadley, and 
Addiſon Hutton, Phyſicians 
Ambroſe Dickens 
William Cheſelden 
John Wreden, and 
Cœſar Hawkins, Principal 
Surgeons 
ames Wilkie, and 
atthew Middleton, Surgeons 
in ordinary _ 
All theſe Gentlemen are Go- 


WIE wernors, and ſerve without Fee 


| or Reward, 
| John Warren, - 


nn Daniel Grahame 


Wit — Allen 


ohn Clark 


il | Andrew Mitchel, and 


James Fraſer, Apethecaries 


Theſe Gentlemen attend by | 


WY © Rotation as Viſitors, 


AL1sT of the Publick Offices, 8, 


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83 


q OryFicers of the Infirmyy ; 
Petty - France, Weſtminſter 
| Ight Hon. the Earl o 
Arran, Prefident 
Sir J. Croſſe, Bt. Vice-Preſident 
Rev. Mr. Hayward, Treaſurer 
Dr. Hoadley 
Wilbraham, and 
. Hawley, Phyficians 
Mr. Pyle, and 
Price, Surgeons 
Pyle, jun' Aſſiſtant 
Sayer, Apoth. in the Houſe 
Elizabeth Owen, Matron. 
OFFICERS of the Rey al Hoſ. 
Pital at Chelſea. 
THE Preſident of Council 
The Firſt Commiſſio- 
ner of the Treaſury 
The Princip. Secretaries of State 
The Paymaſter General of the 
Land Forces 
The Secretary at War 
Two Comptrollers of the Army 
The Governor and Lieutenant 
Governor of the ſaid Hoſpital 
All theſe for the Time being, 
Sir Rob. Rich, Bt. Governor 
Hon. Col. Norton, Lieut. Gov. 
Richard Betteſworth, Major 
Rev. Mr. Bernard, 1ſt Chaplain 
Rev. Mr. Aſhburnham, ſecond 
Chaplain. 
Dr. Monſey, Phyſician 
Peregrine Fury, Secretary 
Rob. Mann, Dep. Treaſurer 
| Edward Eyre, Comptroller 
Capt. Storey, Steward 
William Cheſelden, Surgeon 
Daniel Grahame, Apothecary 
Capt. Tho, Stuart, Adjutant 


O 
Ove 


cas 
Capt. C ha 
Lieut. £ 
Capt. Mz 


Capt, Gre 


br. Cock 
Col. Bell 
Mr. Bax 


All the E 
ciſe, 


To 
1 $6 
4 | 
20 Pr. of 
25 St. l 
30 K. C 
Fel 
2 Puri! 
14 Vals 
22 Prſs. 
26 Shrc 
27 Aſh 
1 


2 


Capt. Gregory 
Dr. Cockburne 


A LisT of the Publick Offices, &c. 


123 


OrFICERs of the Royal Hoſpital at Greenwich. 


Overnor Va- 
cant 
Capt. Charles Smith, 
Lieut. Governor 

Opt. Mann 


Col. Bell 


Mr. Plumtree | 
Ripley 

Sir Cha. Hardy 

Capt. Danſay 

Capt. Parry 

Sir In Thompſon 

Sir Ed. Bellamy 

Mr. Fawkener 


Mr. Baxter 


1 Mr. Elix 


Mr. Young 
Admiral Vernon 
Mr. Spilman 


Thomas Corbet, Eſa; 


Mr, Burrel 
Clark 
Baker 


| Morton 


All the Holydays kept at the Offices of Exchequer, Stamp, Ex- 


ciſe, aud Cuſtoms 


January. 


17 Ilcrumciſion 
Epiphany 

20 Pr. of Wales bor. “* 
25 St. Paul 

30 K. Cha. I. mart, 

February. 
2 Purif. Virg. Mary 
14 Valentine 
22 Prſs. of Heſſe born 
20 Shrove Tueſday 
27 Aſh Wedneſday 
March, 

1 St, David 

14 Pr. Edw. born 
25 Lady Day 

April. 

11 Good Friday 

14 Eaſter Sunday * 
Monday 
Tueſday 
17 Wedneſd. 
23 St. George 


J 


for 1745. 


20 Aſcenſion- day 
24 Pr. George born 
29 K. Ch. II. reſtor'd 
30 Prſſes. Amelia & 
Carolina born 


uns. | 
3 Whitſun monday 
4 Tueſday 


5 Wedneſd. 
11 In. King Geo. II. 
15 K. Geo. II. procl. 
24 S. John Baptiſt 
29 S. Peter & Paul * 
Juch. 
15 St. Swithin 
25 St. James 
31 Prſs. Anguſta born 
Auguſt. 
1 Lammag-day 
24 S. Bartholomew 
September. 
2 London burnt 
14 Holy Rood * 


18 K. Geo. I. landed 


Thoſe mark'd * are Sundays. 


21 St. Matthew * 
29 St. Michael 
Ober. 

11 K G II. crowned 
18 St. Luke 


22 Prſs. Orange born 


28 S. Simon & Jude 
29 Ld Mayor's- day 
30 K. Geo. II. born 
Moe mber. 
1 All Saints 
2 All Souls * 
4 K. Will. born 
5 Powder Plot 
17 Q Eliz. Acceſſion 
30 St. Andrew * 
December. 


21 St, Thomas * 
25 Chriſtmas- day 
26 St. Stephen 
27 St. John 

28 Innocents 


| 30 Piſs, Eliz, born 


7Prſs. Louiſa born! 


124 


A L1sT of the Public Oficet, &. 


PuBr1ck OFFicEs where Kept, 


; H E Treaſury 7 
Secretaries Office 16d, 


Cockpit Crown Office Xing sbench # 


Seal Office 


Inner Templela 


Lord Chamberlain's Parkplace Pro. Cook's Office Harecon 


Earl Marſhal's 
Privy Seal's 


Bennet 'sbill Thompſon's Office Linc," sinnſq 
Whitehall Borretts ditto King* sbenchaal 


Plantation- Office Ihid. | Chancery ditto Chanceryls 
B. of Green-cloth St. James's | Rolls ditto 1bi, 
Cuſtomhouſe Thamesſtreet Six Clerks ditto Dic 
Exciſe - Office Old Jury Pro honotaries r to Midi 
Salt-Oſfice Yorkbuildings Temple - lan 
Wine-Licence ditto Arundelſt. | Chirogropher's ditto Idi 
Stamp ditto Lincoln' sinn ſquare Regiſter's ditto in Chance 


Hackney coach ditto Surreyſt. 


Symond' sinn, Cbancerylun 


Hawkers and »Pedlars ditto Petty-Bag ditto Ibid 
Holbourn-court Gray*sinn ;, Curſitor's ditto Ibid 

Admiralty ditto Heorſeguards Subpcena ditto Ibid 

War-Office Whitehall; Alienation ditto Inner Tem 


Auditor's ditto Ibid. | Patent ditto Palſgravebeadetur 
Cofferer's ditto Palaceyard| Cuſtos Brevium ditto In. Te» p 
Jewel ditto Whitehall | Clerk of the Pleas ditto Lin in 
Pay- maſter Gen. Thid. Affida vit ditto Sy mond'sin 
Navy ditto Crutchedfryars | Warrants ditto Tb: 
Victualling ditto Lit, Texverbill | King's Silver ditto In. Tent 
Sick and Wounded 1b d. Outlawries ditto Fleeiftr 
Ordnance ditto Thid. | Habeas Corpus and Jury ci. 
Heralds ditto Docrorscommon: At the Roll 


General Poſt ditto I ombardſt. 


The Penny-Poſt Offices are, 
The Principal Threaducedleſt. 
Weſtmin. Office Charingeroſs 
Southwark ditto & Savicur sch. 
St. Paul's ditto Pater naſter-roau 
Temple ditto Chancerylane 
Hermitage ditto Lit. Towerhill 

 OrFFicExs of Law. 
King's Bench 


' Tie Envy of the 


Inner Temple | African-Houſe 


Superſcd:as t Poultry Comp? 
Remembrancei's aitto In. Jen 
Pipe Office Cray 'in 
Firſt- Fruits ditto Mid, Teri 
Clergy - Tenths ditto In 1 
Court of the Duchy of Lancaſte 
ober Excheg. Meſim bell 


5 


Bank of Eng, Threadneedic/tr, 
South Sea-Houſe Lid. 

India-Houſe Leadenballſir. 
Lil. 


Lis T7 of Offices. 


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lection of ingenious 
Ser mms | 
| PART 
1. The Merchant Royal, or 
Woman a Ship. By Robert 
Wilkinſon. 

2. The Bridal Buſh. By Henry 
Cornwallis, 

3. A Wedding Ring fit for 
the Finger, By William 
Sec ker. 


Publiſßed, 


y: Set forth in a Col. 
and delightful Medding. 


1. Fits 


5o The Charattor of a Chaſe | 
BY 


6. The Bride Woman's Couns | 


and Vertueus Woman, 
M. Moxon. 


ſellor. By J. Sprint. 


7. A Wife Miftaken: Or Leab 
inſtead of Rachel. By Thomas 


Grantham, 
The Virgin Mary, 


4. A News-years. Gift, By 
W, Colby, 
PART 


1. A Diſcourſe on Marriage, 
By Mr. Matthew Mead. 

2. Huſbands love yeur Wives 
A Sermon preach'd, proving 
the Duty of Huſbands to their 
Wives. By Philanthropos.. 

3. A Wedding Sermon, By 
Biſhop Latimer. 

4. A Looking Glaſs for Har- 
ried Folks. From the Latin, 


8. 
| Themas Maſter, 
I. Vix. 


Crompton. 


lomew Parſons. 


Biſhop of London at the Mar- 


riage of the Lady Elizabeth, 


by Robert Snawiſel. 
PART 
1. The Incemparable Jewel. By 
W.L 


2. The Bridal Buh. By W. 
W hately. 
3. A Marriage Feaſt, By W. 
Bradſhaw. 
PAR T 
1. A God Wiſe God's Gift 
By Thomas Gotaker, 
i. I} ife indeed, By the 
ſame, | 


3. Live and Fear, the inſepa- 


( Daughter of King James I.) 


te the Elector Palatine, 
III. Fiz. 


Good Wife, 
Tay lor. 


5. A Marriage Preſent, By 


Roger Hacket, 


IV. Fiz. 


rable Tevins of a bleſt Matri- 


mony. By Nathaniel Hardy. 
4. Jhe Rib Reſtared: Or, 


Richard Meggot, 


By ; 
5. A Weddirg Ring, fad 

the Finger, &c. By William i 
6. Boaz and Ruth, By Bartho- | 


7. Vitis Palatina: Or, The a 
Palatine Vine. Preac hd by the | 


4. 4 Geod Husband, and a 
By Thomas 


The Honour of Marriage. By 


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ROYAL NAVV. 


Fir RATES, 8 


dS 8 2 Ships Names. 
1 3 | 80 600 Cumberland 
100 950 Ritannia Dorſetſhire 
| London Norfolk 
Royal Anne | Princeſs Amelia 
Royal George Princeſs Caroline 
Royal Sovereign Ruſſel 
Royal William Shrewſbury 
Victory loſt | Some: ſet 
Torbay 
Second RATES, 70 480 Bedford 
90 750 Barfleur Berwick 
Blenheim Buckingham 
Chicheſter 1 1 Burford 
Devonſhire Captain 
Duke Edinburgh miſſing 
Lancaſer | Elizabeth 
Marlborough Eſſex 
Namure Grafton 
Neptune Hampton Court 
Newark Ipſwich 
Prince George Kent 
Princeſs Royal Monmouth 
Ramellies Naſſau 
Sandwich Northumberland raden 
St. George : Orford 
Union | Prince Frederick 
Prince of Orange 
Third RATES, Princeſſa 
© boo Boyne 8 Revenge 
Cambridge "= Royal Oak 
Cornwall 3 


Hips Names. 
70 480 Suffolk 


Yarmouth 
60 400 Auguita 
Canterbury 
Centurion 
Defiance 
Deptford 
Dreadnought 
Dunkirk 
Exeter 
Jerſey 
Lyon 
Medway 
Montague 
Nottingham 
Pembroke 
Princeſs Louiſa 
Princeſs Mary 
Rippon 
Rupert 
Strafford 
Sunderland 
Warwick 
Windſor 
Worceſter 
York 


FeurthRATE s. 
50 300 Antelope 
Aſſiſtance 
Argyle 
Priſtol 
Chatham 
C heſter 
. Colcheſter bf 
n Dartmouth 
Falmouth 
Faulkland 


—— — — — 2 3 * 


ALIST of the Royart Navy. 


7 8 Ships Names, 


50 300 Greenwich 
Guernſey 
Hampſhire 
Kingſtone 
Leopard 
Litchfield 
Newcaſtle 
Nonſuch 
Norwich 
Oxford 
Panther 
Preſton 
Rocheſter 
Romney 
Ruby 
Saliſbury 
St. Albans 
Sutherland 
Weymouth 
Winchefter 
Woolwich 


Fiſtb RAT Es. 
44 2 50 Adventure 
Angleſea 
Diamond 
Dover 
Feverſham 
Folkſtone 
Fowey 
Hector 
Kingſale 
Lark | 
Liverpool 
Looe 
Lynn 
Mary Galley 


| Saphire 


24 15 
22 12 


8 SD "4423 
© 102 


Q * 
4 250 
40 240 


Ships: Names, 


Torrington 
Eltham 
Enterprize 
Pearl 
Queenborough 
Roebuck 


South Sea Caſtle 


SixthRATE s. 


24 150 


Portſmouth 


22 130 Alderney 


Aldborough 
Biddeford 
Blandford 
Durſley Galley 
Fox 
Garland 
Greyhound 
Jerley 
Kennington 
Lime 
Leoſtaff 
Phœnix 
Port mahon 
Seahorſe 


Seaford, ſaid to be laben 


Sheerneſs 
Shoreham 


Solebay, taken 


Squirrel 
Winchelſea 


FIR E SHIPS. 


22 
5 
28 


5 Ships Names, 


90 Mercury 
Vulcan 


|: 


8 
8 


— 
J 
N. 
8 


ALIST ofthe Roy AL Navy, 


80 ÆEtna 
Ori flin 
Succets 

Cumberland 

Elea nore 
Scipio 
Unity 
Blaze 
Phaeton 
Strombulo 


8 12 60 Granada 


18 8 


8 8 


8 12 105 Spence Sloop 
6 8 60 Garland Prize 


$ 12 


F 12 


18 


Terror 
Serpent 
Mortar 
Comet 
Firedrake 
45 Firebrand 


45 Salamander 
Terrible 


60 Baſiliſk 
Blaft 
Thunder 
Lightning 
Carcaſs 


Storeſhips, 


| 100 Bonnetta Sloop 
24 0 150 Deptford 


Hoſpital Ships, 

75 Pris. Royal 

Scarborough 
M 2 


T Ships Names, 
J 


130 ALIS TY the Rovar Navy. - 
8 
J L. J Ships Names, | 1 7 Ships Names. 
; Sloops, 12. 8 12 Hawke 
6 4 30 Royal Eſcape Ferret 
8 12 70 Spy | 
6 ro 60 Grampus Yachts, 
$ 12 85 Drake 8 8 70 Royal Caroline 
80 Hound 4 50 William and Mary 
100 Fly Fubbs 
10 60 Wolfe Mary 
2 10 75 Deptford Prize Katherine 
1 12 80 Saltaſh Charlotte 
10 14 100 Furnace Sloop 6 4 40 Dublin 
Guns, | STATION-.SHIPS. 
- "<p | | | 
LOTS | * 
8 . 3 &Ships Names, where ſtation'd 
6 22 © 130 Deal-Caſtle 
4 50 © 300 Portland 
6 22 © 130 Scarborough Berbadoes, 
4 50 © 300 Advice 
Severn 
6 22 © 130 Lively | 
1 12 80 Pembroke Prise Leeward Ia. 
6 22 © 130 Roſe Bahama Iſlands 
Rye 2 
F Flamborough ; 
| 8 12 80 Swift Sloop | "mg Caroliua. 
15 8 100 Rupert's firſt Prize 
5 44 250 Haſtings Antigua, 
83 21 80 Cruizer | > 7 2 
3 21 80 Otter N 
6 20 o 130 Bridgewater | 
44. o 132 Tartar- Newfoundland, 
44 © 250 Goſport 5 
5 Launceſton. New-York. 


i Ger, 


N. 
Ich 
Be 
Richard 
harles 
Hum ph 
lohn Pr 
obert ! 
homas 
lohn Re 
Falter! 
sohn Mi 
Richard 
John He 
lames G 
harles 
homas 
Philip V 
lohn Fle 
ovill M 
dmund 
briſtop! 
'homas 
lohn St. 
vir Ed. I 
Robert E 
homas 
yrwit ( 
ercules 


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taneis E 


lexan de 


Thomas 


harles J 


ine ent 


Allis Bra 


General LIST of 


Jeſty's Fleet, July 25, 1744. 
SENIORITY. 


NAMES, 
Ichard Haddock 
Bennet Allen 
Richard Hughes 
harles Smith 
| amphry Pudner 
lohn Trotter 
obert Harland 
homas Lawrence 
ſohn Roberts 
Valter Piggot 
bbn Mihell 
Richard Rowzier 
lohn Hemington 
mes Gunman 
harles Brown 
homas Jacob 
Philip Vanbrugh 
lohn Fletcher 
ovill Mayne 
dmund Hooke 
briſtopher Parker 
homas Graves 
lohn St. Lo 
- Wir Ed. Blackett, Bart. 
Robert Harward 
homas Whorwood 
yrwit Cayley 
ercules Baker 
ward Falkinghans 
Francis Hume 
lexander Geddeg 
Thomas Williams 
harles K -ndal 
incent Pearce 
lis Brand 


1'd 


1d, 


the Captains of His Ma. 


20 
27 
19 
12 
10 
7 
24 
16 
19 
13 
31 
2 
12 
20 
18 
26 
27 


> 


16 


30 


Theſe Eight take Poſt by e 
General Order, Januar 


131 


1699 
98 
1702 
02 
OZ 
OZ 
a2 
oa 
66 
07 
o 
os 
os 
08 
os 
09 
10 
10 
11 
11 


Jy Is 


132 ALIST of the RoyYAL NA. 


NAMES. 

William Smith 
= Hildeſly 

obert Man 
John Yeo 

Samuel Atkins 
George Protheroe 
Francis Blake Delaval 
William Davies 
Humphrey Orme 
John Weller 
Matthew Conſett 
Samuel Brathwait 
Hon, Rob. Mac Carty 
Perry Mayne 
Francis Danſays 
Charles Cotterell 
Robert Long 
Peter Warren 
Hon. John Bing 
Samuel Mead 
Chriſtopher Pocklington 
William Miller 
—— Gaſcoigne 

Jenry Osborn 
Edward Baker 
George Berkeley 
Miles Stapylton 
Joſeph Lingen 


William-Henry Fleming 


Hon. Fitz- Henry Lee 
Iſrael Sparks 
2 Barnfley 

hilip Vincent 
Thomas Smith 
Bamuel Cockayne 
Curtis Barnet 
William Laws 
Thomas Griffin 
Cornelius Mitchell 


SEVIORITI 
May 10 17 n 
Sept. 14 424 
Dec. 22 
June 27 
Dec. 1 
4 
March 25 
une 30 
une 1 
April 7 
Fan, 245 
An. 28 
March 17 
Sept. 24 
An. 25 
23 2 harles ] 
Fune 19 — : 
Aug. 8 an 
" Thomas 
Mia. © ; 9 harles ] 
n = Lon. Jo 
Dec 8 | lon, 50 
7 5 omas 
Mare 1 7 N *rcourt 
May 15 harles ' 
20 b 
7 5 | emp 3 
Juby = Jon. E 
Oct. 28 a P 
: Idovas 
April 12 = 
dm und 
27 18 
i : fohn W. 
Sept. 15 eter La. 
Jan. 26 ames R 
e ames L 
April 4 wage R 
June 14 | 


_ 


— 


ALIST of the Royar Navy, 


NAMES. SENIORITY 
Hon. Cha. Crawfurd Sy 6 1731 
ry Erbomas Trevor Feb. 26 
obn Wingate April 5 6 
17 iniam Parry 8 18 
John Towry No v. 7 | 
Charles Fanſhaw Jan. 11 14 
MCharles Windham | 12 1 
gorge Burriſh May 7 4 
Robert Harriſon Julg 10 Jil 
ward Hawke March 20 i 
lohn Ambroſe | 21 it 
ound Williams Adil wy 1 
Mliiliam Knight May 12 34 40 
george Sclater July 25 34 q | 
on Dutell Nov. by 34 fl 
kmes Compton Dec. 13 24 1 
icholas Robinſon May « is: 1 
Wichard Norris Oct. 17 33 ih 
harles Drummond Fan, 12 37 0 
„mne! Faulkner May 26 8 | j 
William Chambers OZ, 5 3g 1 
Thomas Trefuſis Dec. 25 36 ih 
harles Knowles Feb. 4 3g j 0 4 
fon. John Forbes March 7 3G 4 | 1 
lon, Edward Boſcawen I2 3 j nl f 
omas For Avg. 6 36 — 1 
I:rcourt, Maſter an. 3 37 17 
hartes Watſon . 14 37 
Dgby Dent June 37 
Femple Weſt | | 13 38 
ion. E \ward Legge July 26 38 
eorge Pocock Aug. I 38 
homas Cooper Nov, 14 38 
don, George Townſcnd an. 30 38 
mund Strange Feb. 14 38 
ohn Wynnell une 14 38 
eter Lawrence uly 16 28 
ames Ryeaut Aug. 10 39 
ames Loyd 30 50 
wage Moſtyn Deo. 19 


NAMES, 
Francis Holburne 
Henry Harriſon 
R. H. Lord Geo, Grahame 
Edward Peyton 

ames Rentone 
obert Allen 

Thomas Cotes 

William Lifle 

Matthew Michell 

Thomas Limeburner 

Robert Pett 

Brad. Thompſon 

Thomas Frankland 

Harry Powlett 

Charles Wager Purvis 

Rowland Frogmere 

R. H L. Mon, Bertie 

Peter Osborn | 

Solomon Gideon 
George Balchen 

Robert Maynatd 

Roger Martin 

R. H. Geo. Ld. Forreſter 

Harry Norris f | 

Benjamin Young 

Effex Holcombe 

Richard Huphes 

Hon. George Murray 

Richard Edwards 

Sir William Hewett, Bart. 

Charles Colby 

William Dilke 

Nathaniel Watſon 

Henry Swayſland 

William Dandridge 

Hon. John Hamilton 

R. H, Alex, Lord Bamff 
Thomas Philpott 


234 ALIST of the Royar NA vr. 


SENIORITY 


Feb, 


March 
April 


May 


8 


Sep. 


Nov. 


Feb. 


March 


15 
28 


15 
3 


17 

8 
12 
28 
30 
11 
15 
15 


15 


15 
18 
18 
18 
28 

6 


22 
24 
24 
26 
27 


12 


173 
2 
3 


> > B B t 


Elliot 
Samu 
Sir C| 
Thor 


'B Phili; 


Thor 
Franc 
John 

Thor 
Smit! 
John 
Geo. 


> > Þ & it 


NA M E &. 
Edward Herbert 
John Brett 

Thomas Brodrick 
Aſhby Urting 
Daniel Hore 
Thomas Pye 
Charles Long 
Edward Allen 
Henry Ward 
Renjamin Fenwick 
George Cockburne 
Thomas Tucker 
Charles Hardy 
Sheldrake Laton 
R. H. Geo. Earl of Northesk 
Rupert Waring 
Hon Henry Aylmer 
Charles Saunders 
Robert Young 
Joſeph Hamar 


John Lovett - 


Frederick Rogers 
Thomas Lake | 
Jacob Elton | 
Hon. George Dawnay 
or Pritchard 

hilip Durcell 
Charles Holmes 
Ellior Smith 
Samuel Corniſh 
Sir Charles Molloy 
Thomas Greenville 


i Philip Carteret 


Thorpe Fowke 
Francis Geary 

John Crookſharks 
Thomas Bury 
Smith Callis 

John Wickham 
Geo, Bridges Rodney 


41187 of the RovaL Na vv. 


133 

SENIORITY. 
March 5 1740 
| | —_ 4 
25 41 
2 25 41 
April 10 41 
13 41 

May 13 4r 
19 41 

25 I 

Tune 8 2 
F 11 41 
Juy 12 4 
Aug. 10 41 
25 1 

5 25 2 
Sept. 16 41 


NAMES, 
Robert Er:kine 
William Burnaby 
Wilham Fielding 
Ed ward Dodd 
Samuel Goddard 
John Pitman 
Peter Toms 
Ri-ha:d atkins 
Thomas Stur ton 
Henry Stuart 
Poly carpus Taylor 
Edward Pratton 
Phil p Sau natez 
Wiilam Boys 
Warwick Calmady 
Chailes Pevlett 
Charles Catford 
John Moore 
Richa d Chadwick 
Fred. Cornwall 
John Phillipſon | 
Rr. Hon. Ld. Tho, Bertie 
James Douglas 
Thomas Hanway 
Edmund Bevor 
Thomas Williams 
Thowas Harriſon 
Edward Spragge 
Edmond Toll 
Samuel Loft ing 
Richard Col!i-s 
Blumfield Barrad-1 


TN Avid Urry 
John Boyce 
Sit Geo Stewart Bart. 


x36 ALIST of te Rovar Navy. 


MASTERS and COMMANDE 


SENIJORITY. 
Nov, 13 1744 
Dec. 9 421 
Jan. 11 42 

25 42 
Feb, 1 42 
2 41 
12 22 
24 42 
March 28 43 
April 16 43 
Ma y 0 2 41 
June 2 41 
. 43 
25 41 

Sept. 39 9 
14 43 
Dec. 24 43 
Jan. £ n 43 
Feb. 11 43 
17 a, 
March 14 4y 
April < 44 
18 . 44 

23 44 

June 1 44 
11 44 
14 4 
23 4, 
July 7 44 
18 44 
June 0 1709 
Oct. 4 09 
Nov, > 10 
Jan. 11 27 


N 
John 
Ralp 
John 

ohn 
3 
L'Eſt 
John 
Iſaac 
Henry 
Sylvet 
James 
oſepl 
John 
Thor 
Charl. 
Abrah 
Henry 
James 
Chriſt 
Jobn 
Charl, 
Charlc 
Willi: 
Arthu 
James 
Willis 
John | 
Or moi 
John ( 
Thom 
Henry 
Art 111 
Georg 
Will: a 
John v 
Abrah: 
Edmur 
John E 
John 


John! 


4 LIST ef the Roy AL Navy, 


NAMES 
John Pumareſque 
Ralph Archbould 
John Cooke 

ohn Beſt 
. Gaſcoigne 
L'Eftrarge 4 
John Strutt 

Iſaac Barnard 
Henry Godfalve 
Sylveſter Kennedy 
James Smith 

oſeph Cowper 

ohn Willyams 
Thomas Pellat 
Charles Folkinhorne 
Abraham Gould 
Henry Dennis 
James Broadley 
Chriſtopher Middleton 
John Fenwick 
Charles Stevens 
Charles Wimbleton 
William Marſh 
Arthur Foreſt 
James Newnam 
William Bladwell 
John James Gaches 
Ormond Thompſon 
Jobn Opie 

Thomas Mogg 
Henty Dyve 

Art ur Upton 
George Goſling 
William Parkinſon 
John Wilſcn 
Abraham Duneomb 
Edmund Horne 

John Hume 

John Watkins 
John Strivget 


SENIORITY. 
an. 2 1728 
28 30 
Nov. 8 34 
May 5 35 
Sep. 26 35 
March 1 39 
1 39 
: 1 39 
: Abril 1 - 
Fuly 2 2 
18 40 
13 40 
29 o 
Aug. 29 - 
Les. 17 40 
Jan. 12 40 
March 5 40 
5 40 
0 40 
; 25 41 
April 23 41 
| May 25 41 
25 4x 
29 41 
29 4 1 
June 10 41 
2 5 41 
July 31 41 
Aug, 10 4 .* 
Sept. 1 41 
Ock. 8 41 
Jan. 18 41 
Feb. 10 41 
March 11 4 
| 11 41 
12 4 
Aprit 7 41 
May 13 42 


137 | 


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- — 
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138 ALIST of the Rovr Navr, 


NAME g. 
Thomas Elliot 
| James Osborne 
e Fawler 

achlin Leſlie 
Robert Perchard 
Coningsby Norbury 
Richard Tyrrell 
Edward Rich 
Fyfield Coe 
Samuel Marſhall 
Patrick O Hara 
Elliot Eliot 
William Drake 
William Parry 
Thomas Innes 
Hugh Bonſoy 
Andrews Jelfe 
John Hardy 
Richard Haddock 
Lucius O Brien 
Charles Knowler 
Hon, Arch. Steward 
Edward Clark 
Samuel Maiſterſon 
David Brodie | 
Arthur Gardiner 
John Barker 
Peter Denis 
Hugh Lyttelton 
Robert Hughes 
Robert Jefferys 
John Lloyd 


A General LIST of the TizuTzENnanTs of Hit 


SENIORITY. 
June 25 
Aug. 7 
23 
08. 14 
14 
Feb, 12 
March & 
Fune 25 
Aug. 16 
Sept, I2 
Oct. 10 
10 
| 18 
Dec, 29 
an. 16 
7 ” 
Feb. 3 
March 134 
30 
21 
April 2 
5 
14 
May 30 
une 6 
7 4 
11 
| 25 
Fu'y 7 
14. 
18 
25 


Majeſty's Fleet. 


Alexander Barclay 
William Kenſey 


ILL!AM Car 
George Crowe 


M ay I 
March 


Fune 


Sep. 


43 


dd» &S = 4 


1742 
41 
42 
42 
41 
41 
42 
43 
43 


43 


1699 
1705 
07 
of 


Williat 
Williai 
Edwar: 
John N 
* Q 
ſaac P 
Robert 
Willian 
Robert 
Henry 
George 
Matthe 


Richarc 


ohn M 


Nathan 
Roach | 
Edward 
lames F 


harles 


lohn MV 


ohn W 
ames \ 
rancis 
eonard 


harles 
Thomas 
William 


dward 


donerſe 


orge! 


ebaitia 
nice Ed 


illiam 


ohn Dt 
david C 
Llexand 


bomas 
Uliam 


A LIST of the RoYAL Navy. 149 


NAMES, 
Henry Power 
zit Tho. Longueyille Bt, 
Peter Peters 
William Mabbot 
William Bowyer 
Edward Gregory 
John Markett 
ohn Orme 
ſaac Power 
Robert Pyfing 
William Ellerker 
Robert Whitley 
Henry Osborne 
beorge Withers 
Matthew Forteſcue 
Richard Stevens 
ohn Wear 
Nathaniel Orris 
Roach Faulkner 
Edward Chaloner 
lames Hodſoll 
barles Pyot 
lohn Weldon 
ohn Warden 
ames Maſter 
rancis Withers 
eonard Bellamy 
harles Maſon 
Thomas Dove 
William Reed 
dward Barber 
donerſet Maſter 
orge Stepney 
ebaltian Biſhop 
nice Edwards 
illiam Thomas 
ohn Douglaſs 
david Cheap 
lexander Michel! 
homas Redford 
Uliam Heniy Muſclary 
N | 


SENIORITY. 


Dec. 14 1708 
Fu ne 2 1709 
March 26 1710 
April 15 171 
June 29 ir 
Sep. 25 11 
Ock. 16 11 
March 5 Ir 
Aug I 171% 
Feb. 28 12 
OX. 26 1714 
March 11 1718 
June 6 1719 
April 4 1720 
4 20 
12 20 
May 29 20 
June 23 29 
. 20 28 
Aprił 22 1722 
Ros c 5 1722 
Func 22 I726 
22 26 
Oc. 28 26 
Jan. 14 26 
April 6 I727 
May 16 27 
Oct. „ 27 
Dec. 16 27 
an, 16 27 
7 
4 g 
Oct. 
Nov. 
Feb. 
Dee. 
11,6 
12 


— — 
ee —— ů —— m_ 
— 4 


* — — — —ä 


8 — 
8 lu — — — — 


— TIE $ — 
* — 2 2 
— — 
— 2 


— — + 2 
— py, 7 * 


— 
— — — æ H— ot 
- 

ö * 9 
. "I — 
a. ” 


ICT 
— 
— — R 2 - I - 
8 A = FE = 5 > : - 
* — 
> —— — — 3 * i <TD 2 2 — 
* 8 2 
— 2 ; "(ds 2 
ECC 


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0 
yy — 
Gd —— —— — AA IO er Or — 
— - — — 


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140 ALIST of the Royar Navy, 


NAMES. 
Philip Tom 
Richard Tiddeman 
Merrick de L'Angle 


William Collins 


Ambroſe Seccombe 
Thomas Hill 
Joſeph Soanes 
Charles Brown 
Jobn Pitman 
John Watſon 
George Grant 
John Cockburn 
William Galloway 
Hugh Foibes 

ohn Lloyd 
Je Bentley 
Robert Kerr 


Edward Falkingham | 


Piercy Brett 
Robert Swanton 
* Hill 

obert Robinſon 
Henry Huiſh | 
Thomas Hemming 
Cotton Dert 


Henry Page 
John Hyde 


Thomas Cleland 
ames Monypenn 
Haus Rice {Mig 
Boſville Williams 
James Kinkaid 
John Reynolds 
Moſes Peadle 

obn Brand 
homas Griffin 
William Baker 
Thomas Baker 
David Aytone 
Patrick Baird 


SENIORITY 


an. 10 1731 
uly 21 1732 
March 2 1733 
2 77 
2 73 
2 33 
2 33 
2 331 
2 31 
2 33 
2 33 
2 33 
>. 33 
13 2 
I 
13 7334 
30 3 
7 34 
* 34 
AN» 17 Is 
April 18 * 
AJay 5 35 
7 3 
1 3 
June 25 7 
Aug. 29 15 
Sep. 17 1 
Oct. 17 
July 22 =. 
27 
30 zl 
OA, 1 of 
Jan. 29 29 
April 7 175 
26 1! 
May [ x74 
23 0 
OZ. 13 | 


On. 
= 
Abra 
Rich: 
Jame 
Robe 
Thor 

John 
Matt 
Char 
Geor) 
Henr 
Hanc 
Jobn 
Char 
Will 
Franc 
ohn 
Alex 
John 
Char! 
Rich; 
one 
cory 
John 
Magr 
Ther 
Jonat 
Mari 
Nich 
Robe 
Pereg 
John 
Tobi 


Fran: 


Jon 
auch 
Re, E 
Molir 


ALIS Tf the Rey aL NAvv. 141 


NAMES. SENIORITY, 
Jon, Williams No 29 
Thomas Knackſton Dec. 15 
Abraham North Feb. 24 
Richard Jaſper March 
James 8 
Robert Du | 
Thomas Ruffin April 
John Bowdler 
Matthew Buckle June 
Charles Wray 


George Hill 
Henry Angel 
Hanover Herne 

obn Green 
Charles Upton 
William Pawlett 
Francis Mohunn 
Jobn Amherſt 
Alexander Innes. 
John Simcoe 
Charles Davids 
Richard Gwinn 
ue Eeles 

eorge Lawder 
John Gordon 
Magnus Goddard 
Thomas Tiſdale 
Jonathan Ruſlel 
M irtot Arbuthnot 
Nicholas Cooper 
Robert Baynes 
Peregrine Bradſhaw 
John Brown 
Tobias Pye 
Francis Arundell 
= Rowzier 

Uchard Davis 
Rt. Hon. Alex. L. Colvil 
Molineux Shuldham 


142 ALIST of the Ro YAL Navy, 


NAMES. 
George Ryall 
Jobn Legge 
Jervis Henry Porter 
Hon, John B-rmingham 
Robert Wilſon 
Stephen Pollington 


Richard Dorrill Kb. 


Lionel Daniel 
Thomas Knowler 
Richard Matthews 
Robert Warkins 
John Weller 
Robert Hay 
Bowles Seymour 
Henry Clark 
John Shirel | 
John Ferguſſone Oct. 
Hon , George Edgcumbe 
John Storr 
Peter Cowe Nov. 
Jervis Mapleſden | 
William Hculburne 
Thomas Cookſon 
ohn Loving 
dmund Townley 
Sampſon Salt 
Thomas Craven Ss 
Edward Robinſon Pes. 
Beſt M hell 
Roger Adams 
John Novell! 
Edward Le Cras. 
Arthur Scott 
Matthew Barton Jan. 
Leonard Marſhal 
$ Wagden Wood 
Henry Roſewell 
Henry Marſh 
Baker Hebden 


31 


S E NIORITY. 
Aug. 


— 
— 
wa 
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* 


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1 U | 9 5 4; | . 7 ? 4 N 1. 855 r 4 if „* — . ” « 4 
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damue 
Gorge 
Charle 
Rober 
Rober 
Willia 
—_ 
oger 
damue 
Archib 
Charle 
Matth 
Penha! 
John ( 
John 
Will: a; 
Willta 
Robert 
Robert 
Chriſt 
H'nry 
Franc 
Robert 
John \ 
_ 
Varre! 
Georg: 
Joſeph 


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ALISTofthe Royar Navy. 


NAMES. 
Robert Coleman 
Philip Columbine 
Joſeph Knight 
William Rackman 
Geo, Ireland 
Thomas Noel 
Arthur Vaughan 
Thomas Wells 

ohn Neale 
lohn Badcock 
William Brett 
damuel Graves 
Gorge Hudſon 
Charles Greenwood 
Robert Maſon 
Robert Askew 
William Long 
_ Strahan 

oger Jones 
Samuel Pitchford 
Archibald Murray 
Charles Belfour 
Matthew King 
Penhallow Cummin 
Tohn Gondhall 
John Williams 
William B-ale 
William Manwatring 
Robert Wellard 
Robert Taylor 
Cbriſtopber Hill 
H'nry Cosby 
Francis Wyatt 
Robert Arrort 
John Vaughan 
3 Wager 

Varrer B litha 
George Mickenzie 
Joſeph Roberts 


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SENIORITY. 
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William Mantel 152 8 
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James Berenger 
Humpbtey Ravlings 
Thomas Walſh June 
Eber Elwall 
Samuel Faulknor * | 
William Cooper July 
Thomas Ward 
James Cumming 
Timothy Nucella 
John Bray 
Thomas Alliſon 
Richard Blighe 
John Knight 
gw Hume 
enjamin Alnſes 4 
Henry Barnſley "8 
Henry Bailett 
Henry Hemmington 
Alexander Campbell 
Edward Hughes 
ThomasStanhope | 
William Leaver 
Giles Rich, Vanburgh a 
Thomas Smith Spt. 
James Donaldſon 0 
William Bulley 
John Evans 
George Durell 
James Weſton 
Robert Mann 
Hon, Will. Montague 
Francis Stewart 
Alexander Bruce 
Thomas How. Huchenſon 


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NAME S, 
Francis Nicholls 
Elias Bate 
John Rankin 
William Bicon 


Richard Spr 

Hon. Richard Barry 
Richard Young 
Richard Farriſh 
Joſeph Veale 

John Tubman 
Gorge Elliot 
Edward Crickett 
Samuel Couchman 
H. Aug. John Hervey 
Johu. Hughes 
Samuel Scot 
William Preſton 
Carr Scrope 

John Saunders 
Gilbert Young 
Richard Edward 
Joſeph Kerley 
James Galbraith 
John Montagu 
James Burcher 
Michael Taylor 
Francis Chriſtie 
Matthew Whitwell 
Thomas Crofle 
George Vachell 
Matthew Squire 
John Biſhop 
Alexander B odie 
James Hobbeg 
John Armiger 
James Randell 
Cuſtis King 


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145 


SENIORITY, 
ep. 27 175 
27 , 


84. 9 


Dee, 12 


Jan. 10 


Enn 


NAMES. 
ames Cook 
Zdward Parker 

Louis Laſinby 
Jacob Read 
Solomon Thorp 
George Stone 
Thomas Fincher 
Francis Saunders 
David Edwards 
Edward Mount ford 
William Harman 
Jobn Harriſon 
William Mawman 
Baker Philips 
William Griffith 
Abel Smith 
Vincent Pearſe 
Thomas Foley, ſen” 
William Cowan 
Thomas Hankerſon 
James Hackman 
John Clarke 

John Moodie 
ee John Purcell 

jehard B own 
mes Hume 

Cornelius Smelt 
John Loughten 
William Burr 
Wheeler Hoult 
John Hatch 
William Carey 

E war}! Medley 
Rob rt Craig 

Pau] Lovelace 
Thomas Fraſer 


Fetcr-Fra:klin B ooking 


Thomas Churct ill 


146 £4 LIST ge the RoYAL Narr, 
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IORITY. 


1740 


140 


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CCC 


ALIST of the Roy ar Navy. 147 


) NAMES. | SENIORITY. 
, William Stewart March 17 1740 
b John Roberts 20 40 
„ Wiliam Bennett _ 1741 
ma Mark Tiddeman 27 _ 
- FH Janes Ericks 27 _ 
« AY Pierpoint Walton 27 * 
Kt. Hon. Wm Lord Byron 27 Is: 
i UH Charles Grahame 30 _ 
„ William Hackman April 4 _ 
„ HJ Thomas Oakely — . 
William Waters 13 e 
I ſoſcph Willis 13 — 
_ Samuel Powell 13 — 
Regina Cock | 13 _ 
— William Jacobs 13 _ 
_ kobert Middleton 13 — 
— J obn Fraſer 13 oy 
__ I ſobn Selden 13 — 
i obert Grant 13 _ | 
John Lacey 14 — 0 
— Alexander Blyth | 14 _ | 
- Thomas Andrews | | 17 _ 0 
5 John Dennis | 21 — | 
Robert Miller 23 — 1 
Nseorge Tindal | 25 — 1 
hs George Legge May _ | 1 
— Bohn Ruſhworth _ 12 7 14 
Robert Haldane 25 — | F 
— Bohn Hale 26 — 14 
— W{eorge Bromfield 26 — 1 
William Kenſey 29 — 1 
— Weter Robertſon 29 — ot 
— Fes Logie 29 — | | 
_— bomas entworth 30 — ih 
— Wanes Simpſon 30 — if 
— KAnthony Kerley June 8 _ 
— Fug. Lafit te | 0 — 

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148 A LIST the Rovar Navy. 
SENIORITY: 


NAMES. 
Andrew Cockburne 
Broderick Hartwell. 
John Daniel 
Thomas Foley, jun? 
John Wheelock 
William Cuſt 
Coll, Mackdonald 
John Reynolds 
Joſhua Wybourne 
William Cleland 
Robert Cuningham 
Thomas Neilſon 
Wa. Saltern Willert 
Renatus Tonkin 
Thomas B:oſs 
Paulett Logan 
Thomas Latham 
Thomas Lempriere 
Edward Keller 
Edmund Turner 
William Le Febvre 
James Gilchtriſt 
ae Wynne 

epnis E-ery a 

Hon. James Hamilton 
Jonas Bonnyman 
John Hug! es 
Witterunge Taylor 
John Jones 
Archibald Darroch 
Thomas L-igh 
Hugh Palliſer 
Henry Prettie 
Robert Faulkner 
n njamin Elmy 
Charles Garenciers 
George Hamilton 
George Seton 
Francis Gaines 


June 


Aug. 


Jep. 


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ALIST of the Roy AL Navy, 149 


Fzekiel Ceſeutiue | 25 


NAMES. SENIORITY: 
1 © Robert Roddam Nov, 2 1741 
James Blair 3 — 
— Phineas Seymour 4 — 
John Face y 10 — 
—Antbony Atkinſon | 28 — 
William Smith Dee. 10 — 
—Weſhingten Shirley | Jan. 6 3 
Ambroſe Cramer 12 a 
Fam vel Spencer 21 — 
Edward Wheeler 23 3 
William 1 30 — 
LY William Bowyer . 8 — 
—IMatteate B.. ay =_ 8 — 
Hugh Pigot 9 — 
Alexander Wilkie 16 — 
Robert Harland 25 wi 
Ale xandet Gordon 25 — 
james Butler 25 — 
William Johnſton 25 3 
1 Thou as Treveth'ck | 27 — 
A: Edward Moleſworth | Mare 8 — 
Clarke Gayton I — 
Jon Carkett 11 _ 
Stephen Colby | 11 — 
Vimam Thom ſon | 12 _ 
_K Wilkan Holes 16 5 
George Beed | 16 — 
Edmund Hunt | 16 * 
* John Brewſe 17 — 
KN G:orge Blan kl y | „ 3 
Edward Gaſooigre 30 1742 | 
james Hamilton Apr 3 _ | 
John Smith | 3 3 ff 
Thomas Winter 17 3 | 
Thomas Sliford 17 588 if 
Herry Trant 20 WAL "yt 
George Beaumont 29 _ 11 
Charles Cugelman May 25 3 


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148 * ALIST of the Rovar Navy. 


Andrew Cockburne 
Broderick Hartwell 
John Daniel 
Thomas Foley, jun“ 
John Wheelock 
William Cuſt 
Coll. Mackdonald 
John Reynolds 
Joſhua Wybourne 
William Cleland 
Robert Cuningham 
Thomas Neilſon 
Wa. Saltern Willer 
Renatus Tonkin 
Thomas Bloſs 
Paulett Logan 
Thomas Latham 
- Thomas Lempriere 
' Edward Keller 
Edmund Turner 
William Le Febvre © 
James Gilchciſt 
s 2 Wynne 

epnis Every 

Hen. James Hamilion 

Jonas Bonnyman 
| ohn Hug es 
Witteronge Taylor 
John Jones 
Archibald Darroch 
Thomas Leigh 
Hugh Palliſer 
Henry Prettie 
Robert Faulkner 
R:njamin Elmy 
Charles Garenciers 
George Hamilton 
George Seton 
Francis Gaines 


SENIORITY 


June 


07, 


1741 


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| ALIST of the Ror AL Navy. 
1 NAMES. 


Robert Roddam 
james Blair 

Phineas Seymour 
john Facey 
Anthony Atkinſon 
William Smith 
Waſhington Shirley 
Ambroſe Cramer 
Samuel Spencer 
Edward Wheeler 


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william Bowyer 
Matteate Br: dy 
Hugh Pigot 
Alexander Wilkie 
Robert Harland 
Alexander Gordon 
James Butler 
William Johnſton 
Thomas Trevethick 
Edward Moleſworth 
Clarke Gayton 
John Carkett 
Stephen Colby 
Wilham Thomſon 
Willam Holmes 
George Beed 
Edmund Hunt 
John Brewſe 
George Blan« kl y 
Edward Gaſ,oigre 
James Hamilton 
John Smith 
Tpowas Winter 
Tuomas Sliford 
Herry Traut 
George Beaumor t 
Charles Gugelman 
Ezekiel Coſentine 


William Woodburn 


149 


SENIORITY 


Nov, 


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Jan. 


Feb, 


March 


Apr 


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150 ALIS'T of the RorAL NAvx. 


NAMES. 
John Gardiner 
Leighton More 
James Campbell 
Cheney Hurt 


Hon. Will, Hamilton 
Hon. William Farmer 
Nathaniel Stephens 


— Armſtrong 
John Batterell 
George Darby 
Ed ward Oak er 
Henry Roſe 
William Birch 
James Grant 
George Smith 


Charles Chaſemore 


Joſeph Bucknall 
James Kick 
Thomas Mannings 
Thomas Somers 
William Newſon 
David Hay, 
Edward Vernon 
Charles Lloyd 
Jeremiah Harmer 
John Bladen 
Francis Cle ike 


Thomas Summers | 


George Carpenter 
Hon. Aug. Kepple 


oſeph Gage 
John Midwinter 

eter Rattenbury 
Charles Loeffs 
John Huſſey 
Francis Buiſlem 
Charles Hawkins 
Thomas Owen 
Benjamin Heron 


SENIORITY. 


June 5 


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A LIST of the Roy AL Navy. I5t 


NAMES, 
pinie! Jarvis 
Richard Higgs 
lohn Lock hare 
oha Skyrme 
ole ph Carew 

ichard Teals 

james Sayer 

eorge A lan 

ſobn Criſj o 

umes Mackie 

har. Cathcart Grant 
mes Allan 

iliam Ley Rooke 
Mchard Hinde A 
illiam Bateman 
liam Harits 

chard Robarts 

Nicholas Vincent 

n Young 
bliew Tatton 

ohn Fo;ſter 

wen Edwards 
Irancis Osborne 
William Dumareſqu? 
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obe t Farmar 


john Acton 

Alexander Skene 

Richard Clements 
rthar Haven 

lobn Aikenhead 

fenry Bing 

Wildy French 
ſames Worth 


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Peter Carteret 


Mark M libank 
John Ho'lwall 


Abri! 31 


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0#. 7 1743 i 
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NAMES. 


William Underdo wn 
Charles Claus 
Edward Thornbury Jure 
Anthony Fortye 
Wilham Moon 
George Sellers 
Francis Richards 
es Gardne: 
Michael Everitt 
E. Candlcr 
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hn Spence. 
omas Wye 
William Sbackerly 
William Runſi man | 
- Richard Henry Dubois F uby 
William Gongh | | 
Thomas Penroſe 
Andrew Laing 
Alexander Irvine 
John Machias 
Walter Davies 


Fer. Walcon 
William Langdon 
James Johnlton 


SENIORITY, 
Edward Ham April 


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174. Of the RED. Of the BLU E, 

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Ja. Stuart, Edi Vice - Ad- | Sir Chaloner Ogle 5 
Sir Cha. Hardy mirals. Wil. Rowley, Eſq; 2 Vice- 
Iſaac Townſend, Eſq; Rear- | Wil. Martin, Eſq; $ Admirals 


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Pacant Admiral of all England. | 1 
Ibo. Davers, Eſqz & Vice-Ad- | Geo. Anſon, Eſq; alſo Rear- 
Hon. Geo. Clinton & miraks, Admiral; but, it is faid, has Wh 
Hen. Medley, Eſq; Rear-Adm. ] reſign'd. 1 


EasT-INDIA SHIPS going out this Year. 


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Admral Vernon Webſter : ditto. 44 
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Kent Robſon ditto. | 
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4 LIST of the Colonels, Lieu tenant-coloneli, and 
Majors of His Majeſty's Land Forces, upon the 


s 
t Eftabliſhment of Great Britain, in Flanders, Mi- 


norca, Gibraltar, Ireland, and the Weſt-Indies, 
N. B. { is for Lieutenant-Colonel, and m for Major. 


I: Sou Th-BzriTaAin. 
Firſt Troop of Horſe Guards. 
1 Lord Delawar, Br.ga- 
dier-gen. and Colonel 

John Blathwayt, 1 1. 
Lord Carpentar, 2 le 
Robert Fairfax, 1 1 
Juſtan Macarty, 2 m 
Second Troop, 
Charles, Lord Cadogan, Lieut. 
ten. and Colonel 
Earl of Effingham, 1 le 
Philip Roberts, 2j 
James Madan, 1 1 
Charles Clarke, 2 n ; 
Firſt Troop of Horſe Grenadier 
Guards, 
wacant 
Lewis Dejean, /c 
Ihn Duvernet, m 
The Queens Royal Regiment. 
John, Duke of Montagy, Lieu- 
tenant · gen. and Colonel 
Richard Whitworth, /c 
Charles Otway, m - 
Regiment of Horſe. 
George Wade, Field Marſha) 
and Colonel _ | 
Wa Rellenden, / 
John Ball, -: 
: Dragoons, © 
Charles Churchill, Lieut.-gen. 
and Colonel 


Colonel 


ohn Jordain, /c 
Peter Chabane, m 
St. George's Regiment. 
Richard St. George, Maj gen. 
and Colonel 
Sheffield Auſtin, le 
John Arabin, m 
| Lord M. Kerr's, - 
Lord Mark Kerr, General of 
Foot and Colonel | 
Hugh Warburton, le 
john Maitland, n 
05 Foot Guards. 
Of the Firſt Regiment, 
Two Battalions, commanded 
by the Duke of Cumberland, 
 Lievtenant-general 
Jobn Folliot, 4c 
William Meyrick, 1 
Richard Ingoldſby, 2 m 
Of the Second Regiment, 
One Battalion, commanded bY 
the Earl of Albemarle Major- 
genera! and Colonel 
George Churchill, Je 
William Douglaſs, 1 2 
Edward Braddock, 2 
Of the Third Reægimert, 
1 Batt. commanded by the E, 
of Dunmore, Lieut.gen, 
Rowland Reynolds, Ic 
Robert Carpenter, 1 n 


James Stevatt, 2 m 


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ALIS of the Army. 757 


Guiſe's Regiment, | 
John Guiſe, Maj gen, and Col. 
Innis, /c 
Hugh. Wentworth, 1 
Price's Reviment, 
John Price, Colonel 
Robert Moore, /c 
Jaſpar Clayton, m 
Harriſon's Regiment, 
Henry Harriſon, Lieutenant - 
general and Colonel 
George 12 le 
John Bell, 
The King's et Regiment of 
Ireland, 
John Mordaunt, Colonel 
Henry Dabſac, /c 
Thomas Dunbar, mn: 
Wentworth's Regiment, 
Thomas Wentworth, Major- 
general and Colonel 
Alexander Duroure, I 
William Rufane, 
Blakeney's Regiment, 
William Blakeney, Brig: gen. 
and Colonel 
Francis Leighton, 4 
John Chambre. mM 
Firampton's Regiment, 
Charles Frampton, Major-gen, 
and Colonel _ 
Robert Harwood, /c 
Henry Cavenhile, m 
Richbell*s Regiment. 
John Richbell, Colonel 
Philip Savage, /c 
Walter Wolfe, 
Iwatids, 
Tompkins Wardour, Colonel 
Alexander Gordon, 


Thomas Weldon, u 
Nor TR-BAITAIN. 
Dragoons, 
Hamilton's Regiment, 

Archibald Hamilton, Major- 

general and Colonel 
William Wright, / 
Richard Bowles, m1 

Gardiner's Regiment, 
James Gardiner, Colonel 
Schuck Whitney, le 
Lodowick Peterſon, m 
Foot. 
Handaſyd's Regiment, 

Roger Handaſyd , Lieut. gen, 

and Colonel 
Jacob Peachell, Ie 
John Adams, m 

Lee's Regiment, 

John Lee, Colonel 

Peter Halket, /c 


| James Moſman, m 


Murray's Regiment, 


Thomas Murray, Colonel 


Edward Martin, 4 

Richard Talbot, m 
Laſcalles's Regiment. 

Peregrine Laſcelles, Colonel 

Mich. Guy Dickens, ic 

ohn Severn, m 

GIBRALTAR, 
Foot, 

The Queen's c Regiment, 
Thomas Fowke, Colonel 
Iſaac Hamon, 1 
William Whitmore, m 
The King's Royal Regiment of 

Fuzilters, © 


and Colonel 


William Hargrave, Lieut. gen. 


EF43 
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5 
— Aldercorn, /c 
arcus Smith, m 
Columbinc's Regiment, 
Franeis Columbine, Lieut. gen. 
and (olonel 
Peter Hart, le 
Thomas White, m 
Fullar's Regiment, 
Francis Fullar, Major-general 
and Colonel 
Peregrine Tho. Hopſon, /c 
Lord George Forbes, 
Hovght-n's Regiment, 
Daniel Houghton, Colonel 
ohn Horſeman, /c 
amuel Sedgely, m 
In MINORCA. 
Foot, 
Reed's Repiment, 


George Reed, Major gen. and 


Colonel! 
Michael! Doyne, 1e 
Stephen Otway, m 
Wynyaid's Regiment, 
John Wynyard, Brig. gen, and 
Colone] 
Edward Tyrrel, e 
Am. Duperſon, m 
O Farell's Regiment, 
R chard O Farell, Colonel 
V liam Pinfold, * 

Edward Moleſwerth, u 
Anſtruther's Regiment, 
Philip Anſtruther, Major-gen 

and Colonel 
William Hook, le 
Robert Anſtruther, m 
Graham's Regiment, 
William Graham, Colne! 
Charles Coſby, k 


3 


A L1sT of the Any. 


| Robert Johnſon, * 
In FiANDERs. 


Horſe, 
Third Troep of Horfe Guards, 
vac ant, Colonel 


Chriſtopher Kein, 1 4 
Anth. Lameloniere, 2 le 
Francis Otwey, 1 n 
ohn Johnſon, 2 1 
Fourth Troop of Horſe Guards, 
John E. of Crawfurd, Brig. gen. 
and Colonel 


John Stevenſon, 1 4 


ohn Driver, 2 le 
William Pains 1m 
Iſaac Aſh, 2 m 
2d Tr. Horſe Grenadier . 
Lord Tyrawley, Lieutenant- 
general and olonel 
William Brereton, m: 
Royal Reg. of Horſe Guards, 
Earl of Hertford, Lieutenant- 
general and Colonel 
G:egory Beake, le 
Charles enkinſon, m 
The King's own Regiment, 
Sir Philip Honeywood, Gen, 
of the Horſe, and Colonel 
Martin Madan, 1 


| Timothy Carr, m 


Licoanter's Regiment, 
Sir John Ligonier, Lieut gen, 
and Colonel 

Francs Ligonier, ic 
Daniel Webb, m 

Drag cons, 

Ruyal Regiment, 

Henry Hawiey, Leuten. ben, 


| and Colonel 


's, 
en. 


Len, 


ge 


ALT of the Army. 


Peter Naizon, 7c 
Robert Abbot, 1 
Roya! Reg. of North Britith, 
Sir Jam, Campbell, Lieut.gen, 
and Colonel _ 
Sir Tho. Hay, «4 
Alexander Forbes, 1m 
The King's owon Regiment, 
Hump, Bland, Brigadier- gen. 
and Colonel 
Philip Honey wood, Ic 
Thomas Brown, m 
KRich's Regiment, 


Sir Robert Rich, Lieut. gen. 


and Colonel! 

Daniel Leighton, le 

Francis Boggeſt, mt 
Stair s Regiment, 

Earl of Stair, Field Marſha] 
and Colonel 

Cuthbert Elliſon, e 

Sir John Whiteford, ms 

Queen's Royal Regiment, 

Sir John g ope, Leeutenant- 
general and Colonel 

William Erſkine, 1e 

James Agnew, m 

Foot. Guards. 

Firſt, Second, and Third Reg. 
of Foot Guards, 1 Battailion 
of each. 

Foot, 
Howard's Regiment, 

Thomas Howard, Lieutenant- 
general and Colonel 

James Beſchefer, e 

Gerrard Elrington, m 

Barrel.'s Regiment, 

William Barrel, 
general and Cojone] 

John Knowles, 4 


Lieutenant 


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| John Hufe, Major-geu. and 


Arnold Tullikens, mw 


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159 
John Wilſon, 1 | 
Onflow*s Regiment, 
| Richard Onſlow, eee. 
and Colonel 
George enn * 
john Grey, 1 | 
Soule's Regiment, { 


Robinſon Sowle, Colonel 
Charles Greenwood, be 


Duroure's Regiment, 
Scipio Daroure, Colonel, 
William Whitmore, /c 
John Copely, m 

Polteney's Regiment, 
Henry Pulteney, Major-geits 

and Colonel 
Moſes Morean, le 
Thomas Cockayne, m 

Howard's Regiment, 40 
Charles Howard, Major- gen. 
and Colonel 
Anthony Ladovize, 
James Philips, m | | 

Bl gh's eee 14 
Thomas Bligh, Colonel |; 
William Gee, / — 
Edward, Cornwallis, mt ; 
Roya! Regiment of North 
Britiſh Fuz/lers, 
John Campbell, Maj gen. and 
Colonel 
Sir Andrew Agne 2. Ie 
Charles Collvill, | 
The King's own Royal K Regiment 
| 


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of Welch Fuzihers, 


Col: ne Jt £5 
John Waite, c _-», - 125 | 
Roger Lort, = 


260 


Brag's Regiment, 
Philip Brag, Maj. gen. and Col. 
Lord George Sackville, ie 
Charlton Whitlock, m 

Handaſyd's Regiment, 
William Handaſyd, Maj. gen. 
and Colonel 
Edward Montague, i 
Edward Legard, m 
8 Skelton's Regiment, 
Henry Skelton, Brig. gen. and 
Colonel 
Bernard Dennet, k 
Samuel Stone, m 
Johnſon's Regiment, 


John Johnſon, Biig gen. and | 


Colonel 
Robert Sampſon, le 
Henry Clement, w 
1 Bat. of St, Clair“ 2 
James St. Clair, Maj. gen. and 
Colonel 
James Abercrombie, le 
Sir Charles Erſkine, m 
Cholmondeley's Regiment, 
Hon. Jam. Cholmondeley, Col. 
Maurice Powel, 4 
Michael e 
Fleming's Regiment, 
mes Fleming, Colonel 
ichard Fitzwilliams, /c 
Dudley Aukland, , 
Ponſonby's Regiment, 
Henry Ponſonby, e 
and Colonel 
James Biggar, /c 
Solomon Bloſſet, 
Semple's Higland Regiment, 
Lord Semple, Colonel 
Sir Robert Monzo, ic 


4118 r of the Army. 


James Colquhoun, W 
Beauclerk's „ 


Lord Henry Beauclerk, Col. 
Geo. Stanhope, & 


John Morrice, m 
Rothes's Regiment, 

Ear] of Rothes, Maj: . and 

Colonel 

James Kennedy, { 

James Dalry mple, 1 

| Tot. Britiſh in Flanders 25026 
HANOVERIANS, 


e 5513 
Foot 10,755 
| Total 16,268 

Total 77 fore in Flanders. 
44294 


MARINE Ss. 

Edward Wolfe, Prig. gen. and 
Colonel 

—— Mitchell, 4 
— Ryan, m 

Frazer's Regiment, 
| Robert Frazer, Colonel 
Leighton, 4 
Thomas Matthews, m 
| Lowther's Regiment, 
Anthony Lowther, Colonel 
Holmes, 
Peter Damar, m 

Byng's Regiment, | 
Hon. George Byng, Colonel 
P. Edmondſtoune, 144 
Rob Hutchinſon, 1. 

Cochr an's Re egiment, | 

James Cochran, Colonel 
| Charles Whiteford, & 
| John Steuart, m | 


$i 


A L1sT of the Arm. 


Cotterell' Regiment, 


John Cotterell, Colonel 


Henry Delaune, /c 
Charles Gordon, . 
Cornwall's Regiment, 
Henry Cornwall, Lieut. gen. 
and Colonel 
James Paterſon, /c 
Charles Powlett, #: 
Duncomb's Regiment, 
ohn Duncomb, Colo nel 
— Cunningham, Ie 
Arthur Owen, m 
Powlett's Regiment, 
Charles Arm, Powlett, Col. 
George Walſh, /c 
Lord Glencaime, ” 
Jeffries's Regiment, 
John Jeffries, Colonel 
vacant 1 
John. Stanwix, m 
IRELAND. 
Horſe 
Browne's Regiment, 
John Browne, Colonel 
Peter Renovard, 7: 
Edward Browne, n 
Late Nevill's Regiment, 
wacant _ Colonel 
Daniel Paul, 
William Portal, 
Bowles's R 8 
Phineas Bowles, Lieu tenant- 
general and Colonel 
Richard Sbuckburgh, 1. 
Philip Chenevix, m 
Dragoons. 


Moleſworth's Regiment, 


Lord Moleſworth, Liecut-gen. | 


and Colonel 


William Pearce, i 


ee 
n 
9 


William Cope, c 
John Wynne, m 
De Orangues : Regiment, 
Daniel De Grangues, Colonel 
Daniel De Gennes, le 
Paul Malide, m 
W hiteſhead's Regiment, 
Samuel Whiteſhead, Colonel 
Edward Pole, 1e 
Chriſtopher Clarges, m 
Foot, 
Irwin's Regiment, - 
Alexander Irwin, Major-gen, 
and Colonel 


Daniel Piquire, 


Otway's Regiment, 


Cha. Otway, Maj. gen. and Col. 
Francis Pierſon, Ie 


William Tenni ſon, m7: 
Folliot's Regiment, 
In Folliot, Maj. Gen. & Col. 
Theo. Dury, le 
Seorge Lucy, m 
Batterau's Regiment, 
John Batterau, Colonel 
Robert Catherwood, /c 
Charles Jefferies, m 
Bruce's Regiment, 
Sir John Bruce, Colonel 
Hugh Macquire, lc 
Richard Baſſet, me 
St. Clair's Regiment, 
One Batt, commanded by 84 
St. Clair, Maj. gen. and Col. 
Lewis Grant, /c 
John Ramſay, m 
Foot Forces in the Plantations, 
Annapollis Royal, _- ns 
Richard Philips, Lieut, gen, 
and Colonel t 


162 
Paul Maſcaceen, e 
Chriſtopher Aldridge, =: 

.. Leeward- Iſlands, 
Rob. Dalzell, Lt. gen. and Col. 
George Lucas, e 
Robert Waller, »: 


Georgia, | 


Jam. Oglethorpe, Brig. gen. and 
Colonel 
Alex, Heron, 
Hugh Mackay, m 
amaica, 
Edward Trelawney, Colonel 
William Burrard, /c 
John Caulfield, m . 
Independant Companies, 
At Plymouth, 
Capt. James Stratton 
Capt. Richard Hawley 
Capt. Martin Ribera 
J reut Col. Thomas Norton 
At Hull, 
Capt. Vaughan, Li. Liſbourne 
Capt. Richard Evans 
Capt. Noel Merchant 
Capt. Andrew Corbett 
At Carliſle, 
Capt. Iſaac Gignoux 


ALT of the Army. 


vacant: | 
| At Sheerneſs, 
Capt, John Broughton 
Capt, John Gugleman 
At Tilbury Fort, 
Capt. Francis Cayran 
Capt, Edward Maſley 
At Tinmouth, 

Capt. Thomas Middleton 

At Land Guard Fort, 
Lieut.Col, Mordaunt Cracherode 

At Pendennis Caſtle, 
Cat. George Sawyer 

| At Scilly, 

Capt. Charles Jefferſon 

A. J erſey, 
Capt. Dumareſque 
Major Francis Beſt 
Capt. John Darboleda 

At Guernſey, 

Capt. Barnaby Dunſtan 


| Capt, Charles Strahan 


At Bermudas, 


| Capt. Allured Popple 


At Providence, 
Capt. John Tinker — 
At New Vork, 
Capt. George Clinton 
Capt. Thomas Clarke 


Capt. Bernard Gilpin 
At Cheſter, | 
Capt. William Taylor 


Capt, Hubert Marſhall 
Capt. Jchn Rutherford 


The Pay of the Principal Officers on the Iriſh Eftabliſhment. 


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The küſtorf of the LIFE and TIMES 


CaRDN AL ſOLSEY, ” 
Pate MinisTtR to King Hengy VIII. 


+ Four Volumes, 8 vo. {neatly printed on 2 fine Genoa Pa "ou. 
Price 1 l. in Sheets ) in whieh are contained, | f 


"WD ha ao 

HE Particular Hiſtory of the Cardinal from his Birth, 

in the Year 1471, through his Education, Advancement 
in Learning, and'Preferments, to his Entrance and growing in 
o Wl Favour at Court, being 37 Years, in the Reigns of Edward 
V. Edward V. Richard III. and Henry VII. of England; 

Lewis XI. Charles VIII. and Lœzuis XII. of France; Henry IV. 
Ferdinand and Iſabella of Spain; the Emperors Frederick and 
0 


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Maximilian; The Popes Innocent VIII. Alexand:r VI. and 
Julius II; Emanuel I. of Portzgal ; Ferdinand of Naples; Phi- 

43 of Caſtile ; James III. and James IV. of Scotland ; Francis II. 

uke of Brittany; and Charks Duke of Burgundy ;3 includ- 

ing an Hiſtorical Account of the French Attempts to get Poſſeſ- 
| ſion of thoſe two laſt mentioned rich Dukedoms: And the Af 
fairs of the other Kingdoms and Principalities 3 with the Lives 

and Characters of all the eminent Princes, Miniſters of State, 
Cardinals, Abbots, Archbiſhops, Biſhops, Schoolmen, Lawyers, 
Generals, Nobility, and Impeſtors during that Period. In © 

this Volume are Critical Remarks on Dr. Knight's Life of © © 

| Ex Asmus, ſo far as relates to Cardinal Wolſey; and an Ac- 
count of the League form'd at Cambray, by ſome of the then great 
Powers of Europe, to ruin the Republick of Venice; [not much | 
unlike the preſent loom mage” nome againft the Houſe of Auſtria.] 
o OL. II. - Sx | 
F the Cardinal, from his firſt Preferment at Court to his 
poſſefling the great Dignities of Archbiſhop, Lord High * 
Chancellor, Cardinal and Legate a: Latere, being nine Fears in 
the Reigns of Henry VIII. of England; Lexis XII. and Francis 1 
I. of France; Ferdinand and Charles of Spain; the Emperor 1% 
Maximilian; the Popes Julius II. and Lea X; Emanuel I. of 1% 
| P 2 | Portugal's 1% 


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from Wolſey's Death to their Exits, are herein exhibited, 


— — 


Pertugal ; Jobn d Albert of Navarte; James IV. and James 
V. of Scotland. Including a Relation of the Riſe of the High 
Office of Lord Chancellor, and the Crown's tampering with the 
Liberties of the People in reſpect to the electing of Members to 
ſerve in Parliament. With the Affairs, @c. as above in Vol, I. 
particularly the remarkable Wars of Italy. 
Vor, III. 3 

F Eight Vears further of the Cardinal's Adminiſtration in 

the High Stations mentioned above in Vol. II. in the 

Reigns of Henry VIII. Fancis I. Maximilian, Charles V Leo X. 
Clement VII. Henry d' Albert, James V. and the Affairs, 
Sc. as before in Vol. I. II. Particularly of the Battle of Pavia, 
in which the Kings of France and Navarre were taken Priſoners, 
——— In this Volume are included not only an Account of the 
noble Stand the City of Londen made in the Cauſe of Liberty, 
but alſo an hiſtorical Relation of founding Cardinal College, now 
called Chri/t Church, with = * N of it to this Time. 

OL, I q 

F the laſt five Vears of the Cardinal's Life, in which he 
arrives at the Zenith of his Glory; from whence he 
precipitately falls, being diſgraced, impeached, cleared, re- 
tires; is again harraſſed, arreſted of High Treaſon, and dies; 
leaving Henry VIII. Francis I. and Charles V. in Poſſeſſion of 
their reſpective Thrones; the particular Memoirs of whofe Lives, 


In this Volume are introduced as well Memoirs of the Chan- 
cellors, Keepers, and Commiſſioners of the Great Seal, from Car- 
dinal Wolſey's Reſignation to the preſent Poſſeſſor of that moſt 
important Station, of Lord High Chancellor, the Right Hon. 
Philip Lord Hardxvicke, as of the Univerſities of Oxferd and Cam- 
bridge, inclufive, — With the general Affairs of Erope, as in 


te other Volumes, &c, 


The Whole adorn'd with the Heads of the moſt IIluſtrious 
Perſons, and Views of the moſt remarkable Buildings, &c. 

N. B, In this Work is preſerved by Way of Note the ſecret 
Hiſtory of the Cardinal, (wrote in the Reign of Philip and 
Mary) by George Cavendiſh, Eſq; his Gentleman Uſher, one of 
the Anceſtors of his Grace the preſent Duke of Devonſpire. 
To be had of the Editor, J. Gx ov x, in Crown and Rolli Court, 
Chancery Lane; of J. Puxs EA, Printer, in Red- Lion Court, 
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