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OURT ANDCITY REGISTER, 
: For the YEAR 1784 : 
Being à I. IST of all the | 
CHANGES in ADMINISTRATION, 
From the Acceſſion of the preſent King, 
In OCTOBER 1760, to the PRESENT THO 2 


TO WHICH ARE PREFIXED, 


Lifts of the two laſt and preſent PARLIAMENTS : : 
| $HEWING 
The Changes made by the General Elections in 1780 and 1784. 
ith the Names of the Candidates where Me Elections were con- 1 
+» - teſted, and the Numbers polled. : 


o the Dates when each City and Borough firſt ſent N 
o Parliament, the Right of Election in each ſele& Place, and the 


uppoſed Number of Voters. 

— —— — 
this Edition is s added, A ſummary Account of the Duties of the 
reat Officers of State; a Table of the Duration of the ſeveral Par- 

iaments from HenryV1I.to the preſent Time; a Liſt of thoſe Places 
hich formerly ſent Members to Parliament, and now do not ; >a 3 
uſt of the deaths of the Priacipal Miniſters during the preſcnt reign. | 


th an APPEN DIX; containing an authentic Liſt of all the Mem- 
ers of the late Houſe of Commons, ſhewing the various Changes 
at have been made in the General Election. And a complete 
NDEX of NAMES. 


7 


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THIS Edition contains a Lift of the late and preſent Houſe 
of Commons, ſhewing the Changes made in the Mem- 

bers of Parliament by the General Elections in 1780 and 1784. 
And it is further improved with the Additions of the Date 
when each City and Borough firſt ſent Repreſentatives to Par- 
liament, the Right of Ele&ion in each Place, and the ſup- 
ſed Number of Eleftors. Where the Right of Election has 
3 aſcertained by a Reſolution of the Houſe of Commons, 
the Date of that Reſolution is given. Where there is no Date 
to the Right of Election, there has been no Reſolution of the 
Houſe upon it; and the Cuſtom, which is given, is ſtill ad. 
" hered to. The ſuppoſed Number of Electors follow, a © 


EXPLANATION. 


' Abingdon firſt ſent Repreſentatives to Parliament in the 4th 
Year of the Reign of Philip and Mary. The Right of Elec- 
tion is in the Inhabitants not receiving Alms, or any Charity; 
| by a Reſolution of the Houſe of Commons of the 18th of Jan- 
uary, 1708. The ſuppoſed Number of Voters is 0. 
Reſpe&ing the Lifts of Changes in all the great Offices, the 
Rule laid down, and purſued, iu this little Book, is, to give, 
firſt, *the Perſon or Perſons who held this or that Department 
at the Acceſſion of the preſent King, and then the Changes, 
or Alterations, which have been fince made, with their Dates. 
No Pains have been ſpared to be as accurate as poffible : but 
Notice of any Errors will at all Times be thankfully received 
for Improvement. 


> 


„ The names in Roman 
haraters are the gentlemen 
lected at the General Elec- 
ions in 1774 and 1780, and 
he names in Tralic characters, 


zre the gentlemen elected af- 
lem- erwards. 
784. 
Date 


Par- 

ſup- 

has 1774 od OHN Mayor, eſq. 
ens, 780 Re elected, and vacated. 
Date in 1782 

the Henry Howarth, . died 


May 11, 1783 
E. Loveden Loveden, csg. 


LIs T of the late and preſent Members of | 


Parliament. 


* * The names in Italic hes 
ragers are the new members 
elected at the General Election 
in 1784, and annexed are the 
other candidates, where there 
was an oppoſition, with the 
numbers that voted for each 
_ perſon. 


Abingdon, Berks. 4 Phil. and _—_ 


E. Lined 3 eſq. 


In the inhabitants paying ſcot and Les and not receiving 
alms or any charity. 18 Jan. 1708.—600. 
Agmondęſbam, Bucks. 28 Edw. I. 
1774 William Drake, ſen. eſq . re · elected 
William Drake, jun. eſq. re- elected 


21 Ja. 1. 


rity, 1780 Both re- elected 

Jan- In the inhabitants paying ſcot and lot only. 2d Dec. 1705. 
27% 130. 

the St. Albans, Herts. 35 Edw. I. 7 Edw. VI. 
Swe 1774 Sir Richard Sutton, bart. Wm. Cha, Sloper, eſq. 254 
ment John Radcliffe, eſq Hon. Wm. Grim ſton 276 
iges, +780 Wm. Cha. Sloper, eſq. Viſcount Fairford - 239 
. John Radcliffe, eſq. died 5 
but Dec. 1783 | 

ved Viſcount Grimſton 


In the mayor, aldermen, and freemen, and ſuch houſeholders 
only as pay ſcot and lot. 27 April, 1714. —1000. 
Aldborough, Suffolk. 3 Eliz. 
1774 Richard Combe, eſg. Samuel Sal:, eſq. 
T. Fonnereau, eſq. died P. Champion Creſpigny, eſq. 
in 177 
Martin 88 oy. 
780 P. Cham. Creſpigny, eſq. 


Martin Fonnereau, eſq. ; 


In the bailiffs, burgeſſes, and freemen not receiving alms. 
22 Dec. 1709.—1 50s 


A 


E 1 gre, * - - 


W 1 ui Vit. Phil. a th 774 


2 1774 Abel Smith, efq. vacated Rich. Pepper Arden, eſq. 80 


in 1778 ohn Gall * ht, e 
Hon. William Hanger J RE OT — = 
C. Wilkinſon, eq, Yacat | | 7 
1 g 
M, Baker, en. „„ 21 
f 1780 Sir Richard Sutton, bart, | 24 
made his election for 56 a 25 
Sandwich 
Sir S. B. Fludyer, bart. Fry 
Hon. E. Onſlow, vacated Fs 
1781 « | s 769 
Charles Melliſi, eq. va- 5 | In 
cated in Jan. 1784. | : 5 
John Galley Knight, eſq» | 
Not only in the fele& number of burgeſſes holding by bi 
gage-tenure; but the inhabitants paying ſcot and lot have a rig - 
to vote. 17 May, 1690. — 120. 6 
Andover, Hants. 23 Edw. I. 4 
1774 Sir J. Griffin Griffin, K. B. re- elected 710 
Benj. Lethicullier, eſq. re- elected "i 
1780 Both re-elected , V. 
In the bailiffs and ſele&t number of burgelles only. 28 Jan. 170 
Angleſea. | | 774 
1774 Lord Viſc. Bulkeley „ Nath. Baoke, . 


1780 Re- elected | 
Appleby, Weſtmoreland. 23 Edw. I. 
1774 Phil. Honywood, eſq. J. Leveſon Gower, eq. 

George Johnſtone, eſd. Richard Penn, e/q. 
1780 Piil. Hony wood, eſq. 

Wm. Lowther, eſq. made 

his election for Carliſle 
Rt. Han. William Pitt 
Burgage-tenure. —120. 
Arundel, Suſſex. 23 Edw. i. 

1774 Thomas Brand, <q. Thomas Fitzherbert, 77 * 


G. Lew. Newnham, eſq. Earl of Burrey ww} 
1780 Sir P. Crawford, knt. | 
' voted out | 
Peter W. Baker. eſq. © ia 
* Thos. Fitzherhert, eſq. is 


Only in the inhabitants of the « laid borough paying feot : he 
lot, 23 Feb. 1693. 200%. 


15 


Bartow; 2 © 1. | „ E 
774 Charles oone, Eſq. - Robert Mackreth, eſq. $1Y 

Sir Robert Palk, bart. Ferelected 5 a: 1 
780 Both re· elected 5 rd North | 
In the freeholders holding tops or tenements of the ſaid boo; | 
pugh only. 26 Feb. 170%. 
Freeholders of the ow, and lenements called Halſhanger 
d Halliwell lands, lying within and ſubject to pay the borough- 
nt, have right to vote for members to ſerve in parliament tor 
iis borough. —200. ' 

Ayleſbury, Bade 1 Mary. 

774 Anthony Bacon, eſa. J. Wrighten, efq. 

Jn. Aubrey, eſq. Sir The. Halifax, knt. 
780 Anthony 3 my | 

Thomas Ord, eſ. : 
In all the houſeholders of the ſaid borough not receiving 
ms ; perſons receiving alms, purſuant to the will of Mr. 
edford, diſabled from veting. 28 Jan. 1695. 7 Feb. 2648. 
520. 


S 


by bi 


ear 


Banbury, Oxfordſbire. x Mary. 
774 Lord North re· elected 
780 Reæ- elected | 
In the mayor, aldermen, and capital burgeſſes of Banbury 
E 29 Dec. 1691.— 19. 

Barnſtaple, Devon. 23 Edw. I. 
1774 John Cleveland, eſq. re- elected 


W. Dcvaynes, eſq. William Dewaynes, 7 
' 780 John Cleveland, eſq. 


Francis Baſſett, eſq. 

In the corporation and burgeſſes.—326. 

Bath, Somerſet/ſhire. 23 Edw. I. 

74 J. Smith, eſq. died in 1775 Hon. J. Jefferies Pratt 27 
Sir John Sebright, bart. Abel Moyſey, eſa. 17 
Abel Moyſey, eig. Right Hon. b+ 08 Pitt 12 

80 Hon. J. Jefferies Pratt, va- ; 

cated Dec. 1783, and 
re-elected | | | | | 
Abel Moy ley, eſq. | | 
In the mayor, aldermen, and common council only, 27 Jan. 
06.30. 


F- 
n 8 —A ee ns? 
a REO hp er i 23 2 PEI 1 — — 


eſq. 


Beaumaris, 4 ack. 


774 Sir Hugh Williams, bart. Hon. Hugh Forteſcue 
do Sir G. Warren, K. B. 


| In the mayor, bailiffs, and capital burgeſſes of the aidba. oP 1 
ſcot 4 
ugh. 18 eb. 1709. — 24. A A. „ * — 


ö 


8 * 
8 
of 


Bed fordſbhire. 1784. 


-£ F, 
N 75 
e 
2 * =p 
* © 


7774 Earl of Upper Offory re- elected 185060 ; 
5 * t 2 Fon. St. And. St. John 974 4 

1780 Earl of Upper Oſſory Lord le 
Hon. St. And. St. John 88 ad is 
Bedford Town. 23 Edw. I. > I 


1774 Sic W. Wake, bart. William Colboun, e/q. 


of Bedford, not receiving alms. 12 April, 1690. — 1000. 


1774 Paul Methuen, eſq. Marquis of Graham 


ſuages, - 26 March 17:9. —80. 


i 1780 Ld.Algernon Percy made 


_ . — — — 5 23:44 1 — 
n #38 4 a 
= 0 5 2 - 
s ; 


| Sam. Whitbread, eſq. re- elected 
1780 Both re - elected 
In the burgeſſes, freemen, and inhabitants, being houſeholders 


| Bedwwin, Wilts. 23 Edw. I. 


Earl of Courtown, vacat. Robert Manners, e/q. 
1774 | 
Lora Cranburn 
1780 Paul Methuen, eſq. va- 
cated in 1781 
P. C. Methuen, eſq. 
Sir Meyrick Burrell, bart. , 
In the freeholders and inhabitants of ancient burgage - meſ- 
| = Beeralfton, Devon. 2 Eliz. 
1774 Sir F. Hen. Drake, bart. Viſcount Fielding 
Hon. Geo. Hobart Earlof Mornington, K. S. P. 


his elect. for Northumb. ; | 
Lord Fife. Fielding Fog 
L. Macartney, vacat. 1781 


Laurence Cox, eſg . | 80 
In the freehold tenants of the faid borough, holding by bur- ?“ 
gage - tenure, and paying 3d. per annum, or more, ancient bur -/ 
gage - rent, to the lord * the ſaid borough, and in them only. J 
6 . 5 o | Rei 
| f ; Berk/hire. Jad n. 

1774 C. Griffith, efq. died 1776 Geo. Vanfittart, csg. 678 | 
| W. H. Hartley, eq. Henry Ja. Pye, eſg. 677 
Iuohn Elwes, eſq. W. H. Hartley, eſq. 3074 
1780 Both re- elected 5 | 8 
|  Beravick, Northumberland. Hen. VIII. | 780 ( 
1774 Hon. John Vaughan re · elected 34W. \ 
- J. Wilkinſon, eſq. Lord Delaval . 33% Int] 
2780 Hon. John Vaughan Daniel Ord, eſq. 4. 


Word Delaval . s 
Stated in the report to be in the freemen of Berwick. 9 March 


a695:—520. 


1 


2 „ Toriſbire. 23 Edw. I. 5 Flizt 1 

059 W174 Sir J. Pennyman, bart. Sir Chriſſſopher Sykes, bt. 626. 
974 G. "Toufnel, eſq. Sir J. Pennyman, bart. 593 
973 W780 Sir L Pennyman, bart. Evelyn Anderſon, eſq, 3059 

Evelyn Anderſon, eſq. | 

In the corporation and freemen.— 1200. 


5 Bewdley, Worceſterſpire. James I, 
774 Lord Weſtcote Re · elected 

ders 78 Re- elected 

In the bailiff and twelve capital burgeſſes, os ele other 

burgeſſes to vote with them. In the bailiff and burgeſſes ap- 
dointed by the charter 30 Jac. Primi, excluſive to all others. 
8 April, 1662,—Not in all the inhabitants of the laid borough, 
7 May, 1679. 


Biſhop's- Caſtle, Shropſhire. 17 Eliz. 
174 Henry Strachey, eſq. va- Wm. Clive, eſq. 
cated in 1778 | Henry Strachey, eſq. 
Alex. Wedderburne, eſq.cre- 
meſ⸗ ated a peer in 1780. 
780 Wm. Clive, eſq. 
Henry Strachey, efq. 
| Agreed to he in the baile and all the burgeſſes within the 
P. dorough, 13 Feb. 1699.—100, 


Blechingley, Surrey, 23 Edw. IJ. 
774 Sir Robt. Clayton, bart. John Kenrick, eſq. 
Frederick Standart, eſq. John n eld. 
780 Sir Robt. Clayton, bart. 
vacated in Nov. 1783 
John Nicholls, eſg. | 
John Kenrick, eq. | 
Reſolved to be in the borough- holders, and that the bail | 
ad N to do with the election. 22 March, 1733.—90. 


955 Bodmyn, Cornwall. 23 Edw. I. 
774 FOR Hunt, eſq. Tho. Hunt, eſq. 
Sir Jas. Laroche, bart. Sir Jobn Moriead, by. 
780 George Hunt, eſq. Ws 
William Maſterman, eſq. 
In the mayor, aldermen, and common council,—x6. 


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p — — — 
— 
. 


 -Freemen of the ſaid 1 reſident in the ſaid borough, pa 


CO Tre PO greens * 
r 
113 ; 
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ry 


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31 8 7, ork/hire. 1 Mary, 1 "Y : 
s 774 Anthony Eyre, eſq. Dudley Long, efq- .. 
William Phillips, * Sir Richard Sutton, bart. 
1 1780 Anthony Eyre, eſq. s . 
| Charles Ambler, eſq. | ; So 


1 


17 


In tlie burgage- holders,—6 5. | 
. Boffiney, Cornavall. 7 Edw. VI. 


11774 Lord Mountftuart, call- Bamber Gaſcoigne, eſq. 5 
| ed to the Houſe of Hon. Charles Stuart | | Ja 
Peers in 1776 | 
Hon. Charles Stuart Za | 
Hon. H. L. Luttrell 7 175 
15780 Re · elected | 4 | 17¹ 


Hon. Charles Stuart 
In the freemen in the borough.—20. 


Boſton, Lincoln/hire. Edw. VI. 


1774 Lord Robert Bertie D. Vatberſtone, ſq. 178 
Chs. Amcotts, eſq. died Sir N Burrell, . 4 
| SE. ͤ 
kx Humphrey Sibthorp, e/q- | 
1780 Lord R Robert Bertie died | 77 
| March 1782 | 8 
Sir Peter Burrell Ent. 8 
Humphry Sibthorp, eſq. | | " 
In the commonalty, and not in the mayor, = WE A 
common council, 8 May, 1628. a: bo in the mayor, ald 
common council, and freemen of the ſaid borough, rende 157 
within the ſaid borough, and paying ſcot and lot. 20 Mardff . ” 
x711,—Only in the mayor, aldermen, common council, an 173 


ing ſcot and lot, and claiming their freedom nd birth 
rde, 2 March, 3719 ,—200, 


 Brackley, Wende eg r. 1 Ed. VI. 


1774 Wm. Egerton, eſqg. John Wm. Egerton, "Ts 
Timothy Caſwall, eſq. Re elected | 
1780 John Wm. Egerton, eſq. 
Timothy Caſwall, eſq. 


| n the mayor, aldermen, and burgeſſes of the ſaid boron 
20 pril, 1714.—33. 5 


rou} 


| Bramiber, Suſſex. 23 Edw. I. 1784. 
1774 Sir Henry Gough, bart. Re- elected 
Thomas Thoroton, eſq. D. Pulteney, . 
1780 T. Thoroton, eſq. vacat. 
Jan. 1782 
Hon. Henry Fitzroy Stan- 
lope 
Sir Henry Gough, bart. | 
Agreed to be in the perſons inhabiting ancient er or in 
houſes built on ancient foundations, paying ſcot and lot. 18 
* 10 Mar. 1703. t June, 1715.—20. 


Brecon County. | 
1774 Charles Morgan, eſq. Re- elected 
11 Re- elected 


Brecon Town. 
1774 Charles Van, eſq. Sir Charles Gould, knt. 
died 1778 8 
Sir Chartes Gould, knt. 
1780 Re - elected 
In the corporation and free burgeſſes. 


Bridgenorth, Shrep/hire. 23 Edw. I. | 


1774 Lord Pigot,died i in 1777; Iſaac H. Browne, eq. 6og 
m. Pigot Thomas Whitmore, eſq. 596 
Thomas Whitmore, eſq. Admiral Pigot 345 
1780 Both re- elected 
In the corporation and freemen — 


. Bridgewater, Somer/et/hire. 23 Edw. I. 


l] 


1774 Hon. Anne Poulett Re- elected | x * 


Benj. Allen, .ſa. Hon. Alex. Hood 152 
1730 Hon. Anne Poulett Sir Gilbert Elliot, bart, 6g; 

B. Allen, eſq. voted out 5 

John Ackland, 2 


Stated to be in the majority of the corporation, conſiſting 
a mayor, aldermen, and capital burgeſſes, in number 24. 
Dec. 1669,—Agreed to be in thoſe that pay ſcot and lot, in. 
habiting in the ſaid borough. 10 Dec. 1692. 9 March, 1769 
If the mayor, aldermen, and capital burgeſſes, are not 
inhabitants, though they pay ſcot and lot, yet they have ne 
right to vote. 9 March, 1769.,—The inhabitants of the eaſtern 
and weſtern diviſions of the pariſh of Bridgewater have no right 
to vote for repreſentatives, but the right of election is in the 
inhabitants of that diviſion of the ſaid pariſh which is common 


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{ called the Borough, paying ſcot and lot within the ſaid divi- 
Fon, and in them only, 14 March, 1769g,—300, _ Rn 
| Bridport, Dorſet. 23 Edw. I. 1784. 4 
774 Thomas Coventry, eſq. C. Sturt, eſq. 119 
Hon L. Fred. Cary Thomas Scott, eſq. 112 
780 Thomas Scott, eſq Rt. Hon. W. Pitt, eſqg. 37 


Richard Beckford, eſq. Miles P. Andrews, elq. 3 8 
In the commonalty in general. 12 April, 1628. | 
In all the inhabitants not receiving alms. 5:May, 1715. 

| Agreed in 1762, to be in the inhabitants, being houſe- 
[eepers, and paying ſcet and lot. —2 50. 

1 V,! City. 47 Edw. III. 

2774 Hen. Cruger, eſq. Matt. Brickdale, eſq. 3458 


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| Edm. Burke, elq. MH. Cruger, /g. 3052 
1780 Sir H. Lippincott, bart. Geo. Daubeny, eſg., 2984 
died in 1781 S. Peach, elq. | 373 

| George Daubeny, efq. 4 

Matt. Brickdale, etq. 
In the freemen,— 5000, 
= 5 Buckinghamſhire. | 

1774 Rt. Hon. R. earl Verney Rt. Hon. W.W.Grenville 2261 
Seo. Grenville, eſq. ſuc- John Aubrey, eſq. 1740 
ceeded Eari Temple Earl Verney . 


li in 1779 | 
| Hon. Tho. Grenwille 


1780 Both re-elected | | | 
| Buckingham Town. 33 Hen. VIII. 
1774 Ja. Grenville, jun. eq. Re- elected 5 
Rich. Grenville, eq. Eamund Nugent, e/q. 
2780 J. Grenville, jun. eiq. | 1 5 
| Rich. Ald. Neville, eſq. | 
vacated in Feb. 1782. 
Rt. Hon. V. V. Grenwille 
vac. Feb. 1584, on being 
appointed joint paym. 
16 gen. of the forces. | | 
In the bailiff and x2 burgeſſes only. 1x Nov. 1690.—13. 78 
3 * IEF | | 700 
1 | Caer martbenſbire. | 
1774 John Vaughan, eſq. Sir W. Manſell, bart. 


1780 Re-cletted | 
. Caermartben. | 
1774 John Adams, eſq. John George Phillips, e. 


1780 George Phillips, eſq. | 
In the burgeſles of the aid borough, 19 Mar, 1727. 


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| Caernarvonſbire. 1784. 
774 T. Aſh. Smith, eſq. John Parry, eſq. 0 
80 John Parry, eſq. e 


119 | 
ELS Uo Caernarwon. 
37774 Glynn Wynn, eſq. Re · elected 496 | 
5 780 Re- elected Lord Newborough 410 
In the burgeſſes of Caernarvon, Criccieth, Pullely, Nevin, 
* nd Conway. Oe | | 
- Callington, Cornavall. 27 Eliz. 
774 William Skrine, eiq. John Call, eig. 
at John Dyke Acland, eſq. Paul Orchard, eſqs 
852 died in 1778 | 1 
334 George Stratton, eſq. 
7 780 George Stratton, eſq. 
| J. Mor ſhead, eſq. (created 
an Eag. Bar. Dec. 1783) 
In the inhabitants 3 years houſekeepers.— 100. 
FO Calne, Wilts. 23 Edw. I. 
4 774 1 — I. Barr | any * | 
ohn Dunning, eſq. ames Townſend, eſq. 
-716 780 Rt, Hen. I. Barre * is; J | g I 


John Dunning, eſq. cre- 
ated Lord Aſhburton 
in 9 7 | | 
ame Townſend, eſꝗ - 2 | DW 5 
In — wheres ove \- the ſaid borough, having a right of 
ommon, and being ſworn at Ogborn-court, 22 Dec. 1720, 
In the ancient burgeſſes of the ſaid borough only, and the 
ight of returning burgeſſes is iu the guild- ſtewards. 25 Feb. 


1723.— 34 


„ Cambridge/hire. | 
1774 Sir Samp. Gideon, bart. Philip Yorke, eſq. 
Sir J. Hynde Cotton, bt. Sir Henry Peyton, bart. 
3- 780 Rt. Hon. Ld. R. Manners 
died in Apr. 1782 
Sir H-nry Peyton, bt. 
Philip Yorke, eſq. : 5 : 
All members of colleges, halls, or corporations, having 
0 frecholds, ſaving in right thereor; and parſons, and vicars, 
aving no other freeholds but glebe-lands, are excluded from 


oting, 28 May, 1724. 


| Cambridge Town. Edw. Lo 784. 

Fre Hon 0. Sl. Cadogan cal- John Mori locb, efq. 

led to the Houſe of Peers J. Warw. Adeune, eſq. 

. Benj. Keene, ez. | | 

+ Soame Jenyns, eſq. „„ 55 

[8 7807 Ber). Keene, efq. | 

J. Warw. Adeane, eſq. . 

ls: the mayor, bailiffs, and ſroomen, not receiving alms. 
eb. 1709.— 200. | 


1 Cambridge Univer . 1 James I. | 
i 774 Richard Croftes, eiq. t. Hon. Wm. Pitt 334 
| The M. of Granby ſuc. Lord Euſton - 288 
the d. of Rutland, 1779 Hon. J. Townſhend 268 
i James Mansfield, eſg. 28825 Mansfield, eſg. 181 
3780 Ja. Mansfield, eſq. 
j vac, Nov. 1783, re-elec. 
Hon. J. Townſhend 
d the core and maſters of arts 1 


wo Corelford Cornwall Fdw. 8 
| TIF John Amyand, eſq. James Macpherſon, eſq. 
is Fi. Herne, eſq. die 1776 Fonath. Phillips, /g. 
| Sir Ralph Payne, K. B. 
780 James Macpherſon, eſq. 
1 John Pardoe, jun. eſq. 
Stated to be in the freemen and inhabitduts paying. ſcot and 
8 3 Aug. 1660.—19. : 
| Canterbury City. 23 Edw. J. 
| 17774 . Newhaven _ © George Gipps, eſq. 
I Richard Milles, eſq. Charles OR, clq. 
2780 George Gipps, clq. | 
N Charles Robinſon, eſq. 
In the citizens and nn — 1008. 


10 ; Cardiff. : 

| ne Sir H. Mackworth, bart. Keeiected 

N 1780 Re- clected 

| In the burgeſſes of Cardiff, Aberavon, Cowbridge, Ken. 
| 


ſigg, Llantrifſent, Lougher, Neth, and Swanſey. 2000. 
Il [ Cardiganftre: 


% Earl of Lisburne — 
N 1780 Re- elected- 


h 1 
Cardigan. i 
774 Sir R. Smyth, bt.decided ,  - ec, 
on petition in favour of Te 1 
Tho. Jobnes, eſq. 5 i 
780 John Campbell, eſq. Re-clednd | 
In the burgeſſes at large of the boroughs of Genen Abe 
yſtwith, Lampeter, and Atpar only, It was reſolved the bur- 
eſſes ot Tregaron have not a right to vote. 7 May, 1730. 


1200. 
| Carliſle. 3 Charles I. 
774 F. Norton, eſq. (now Ld, Earl of Surrey 
130 Grantley) vac. in 1775 Edward Norton, 778 
288 Walter Stanhope 24 
68 a 1 Storer, eſq. 
181 80 Earl of Surrey 
William Lowther, eſq. 1 
Agreed to be in the mayor, aldermen, bailiffs, and freemen, | 
eſident or not reſident, Allo, that the ſons of burgeſſes, born 
fter their fathers freedom, and perſons ſerving ſeven years with- 
n the city, had a right to be made free, 23 Feb. 1711. 50. 
. Caſtle Rifing)s Norfolk, Ult. Phil. & Mary. 
774 A. Wedderburne, eſq. Valter Sneyd, e/q- 
made his election for Charles Boone, elq, 
Oakhampton | | 
Hon. C. Finch, vac. 1777 
FJ. Chet. Talbot, . 
Rob. Mackreth, etq. 
780 Rob. Mackreth, eſq. 
J. C. Talbot, became a 
peer in 1782 = 
Sir James Erjkine, bt. 
In the free burgeſſes.— 50. 
+ Cheſhire, 
1774 John Cr ewe, eſa. Re- elected | 
8. Egerton, efq. d. 1780. Sir R. 8. Gy bart. 
Sir R. Saluſbury Cotton, bt. n 
780 John Crewe, eſq. 
Sir K. S. Cotton, bart. 
Cheſter City. 34 Hen. VIII. 


ns, 


and 


en- W774 Hon. Tho. Groſvenor Re-elected 713 
Rd. Wilb. Bootle, eſq. Re- ciected on 

1780 Both re- elected —— Crewe, elq. 480 

-—— Barnſton, eſq. Ee 38 


Stated to lie in the freemen, 2 Dec. 1690. 1000. 
6 Chechefler, Suſſex. 23 Edw. I. 
1 574 Hon. We Keppel Thomas * . 


* 79 


LE 7 e 4 
* # 
7 ( 8 


Rt Hon. Tho. Connolly George White Themes, . 
1780 H. W. Keppel died 1782 
Hon. P. C. Wyndham © 
Thomas Steele, eſq. 
In the inhabitants paying ſcot and lot.— - 500. 
Chippenham, Wilts. 23 Edw. I. 
1774 Sir Ed. Bayntun, bart. James Dawhins, &/q. 


CG 


Sam. Marſh, efq. George rere elq. . Bo 
1780 Henry Dawkins, eſq. | 
S8. Hudſon, eſq. d. 1783. i 15 Bui 


Geo. Fludyer, eſq. 
In the burgeſſes and benen, more than 12. And it 
reſolved, that the new charter altered not the cuſtom. 2 Ap 


1724. 9 ibid.—1 50. 


Chriſtchurch, Hants. 13 Eliz. 
1774 Hon. Th. Villiers Hyde Sir James Harris, K. B. f 
| James Harris, eſq. Sir John Frederick, bart. Ag 
x780 Sir James Harris, B. | 5 | e bi 
J. Harris, died in 1780 : N. 
John Frederick, eſg. | tree 
| In the inhabitants paying ſcot and lot.—70. ww Dn c 
Cirencefler, Glouceflerſhire. 13 Eliz. 

1774 James Whitſhed, eſq. Sam. Blackwell, eſq. 7 Y 
S. Blackwell, eſq. Viſcount Apſley 
1780 J. Whitſhed, eſq. vacat- | 80 
ed in 1783 > 1 
Lord Apſley, vac. Dec. (Ax 
» 1733; re-elected t a 
S. Blackwell, eſq. _ erſi 
„ In all the inhabitants, houſeholders,-700. —N. B. It Wbe i 
reſolved, in this caſe, that, where there is no cuſtom or charWtern 
for the election, there the inhabitants (houſehoiders) oughtW9g.- 
elect. 21 May, 1724.— The inmates were excluded. 4 NWiſctl 
1690,—As alſo were the inhabitants of the Abbey, the EmeWredit 
4 the Spiringate-lane. 8 Dec. 1709. nant 
| Clitheroe, Lancaſhire. 1 Eliz. | nant: 
1774 Afſteton Curzon, eſqg. Thomas Liſter, eſq. ot ar 

Thomas Lifter, eſq. = John Lee, eſq. 
1780 J. Parker, eſq. vac. 1782 748 
J. Lee, eſq. vac. Nov. 17833 $ 

re- elected. 

Aſheton Cruzon, eſq. f 
In ſuch freeholders only as according to the reſolution of {750 s 
July, 1660, are deſcribed to be free burghers, ſeized for 1 - 


or in fee, of burgage lands or houſes, 4 Feb. 1661,-102, 


4, 4.4 44 REST $% 
* * * 1 
: - 4 


Cockermouth, Cumberland. 23 Ew. I. 1784. 
4 G. Johnſtone; eſq. made John Lowther, eſq. | 
his ele. for Appleby J. Clerke Satterthavaite, 27. 
James Adair, eſg. | 
Flet. Norton, eſq. (now 
Lord Grantley) made 
his election for Carlifle 
Ralph Goavland, eſq. 
Bo John Lowther, eſq. 
J. Baynes Garforth, eſq. 
Burgage-tenure.— 20d, 
| _ Colcheſter, Eſex. 23 Edw. I. 
4 Charles Gray, eſq. Sir Edmund Affleck, bart. 514 
If, Martin Rebow, eſq. Chrift. Potter, e/q. 425 
80 Sir Rob. Smyth, bart. Sir Robert Smyth, bart. 416 
I. M. Rebow, efq. d. 1781 | | 
Edmunil A ech, eq. 
Agree to be in the mayor, aldermen, common council, and 
e burgeſſes, not receiving alms, 6 May 1714 —1400 
N. B. The right of making foreigners (not having a right 
treedom) freemen, is in the mayer and free burgeſſes in com- 
on council aſſembled, _ | | 
| Corff- Caſtle, Dorſetſbire. 14 Eliz. 
74 John Bond, eſa. re- elected, died June, 1784 
John Jenkinſor, eſq, Henry Bankes, eg. 
80 John Bond, eſq. Ss 
Henry Bankes, eſq. | \ | 
(As in the report) appeared to be in leſſees for years paying 
t and lot; and alſo in ſuch perſons as had the freehold in 
ſerſion upon ſuch leaſe for years, 6 April, 1699,—Agreed 
It M ve in ſuch as have an eſtate of inheritance, or a leaſe for years, 
r chaſſWterminable upon life or lives, paying ſcot and lot. 2 March, 
ughtW99g.—Agreed to be in ſuch perſons as are ſeiſed in fee, in 
4 fleiſion or reverſion, of any meſſuage, tenement, or corporeal 
EmeWreditament, within this borough; and in ſuch perſons as are 
nants for life or hves; and, for want of ſuch freehold, in 
nants for years, determinable on any life or lives, paying 
ot and lot, and in no others, 21 Jan, 1918,—1409., 
| ; Cornwall. 
74 Sir W, Lemon, bart. re-elected 
Sir J. Moleſworth, bart. Sir W. Moleſworth, bart. 
died in 177 | 165 
Eqdaward Eliot, eſg- 
n of So Sir W. Lemon, bart. 
for l E. Eliot,efq.cre.a peer 1784 a 
102. Sir W. Moleſworth, tart. 5 


efq. 


| - 


( 14 ) 
Coventry, Warwickſhire. 23 Edw. I. 1784. 


1774 Ed. Roe Veo eſg. Sir Samp. Gideon, bart. 53 v 
Walter Waring, eſq. died John Wilmot, eſa. 55 
in 8 Lord Sheffield 580 
J. B. Holroyd, e. Hon. Hen. S. Conway 33 
1780 Declared a void election. | 2s 74 
E. Roe Veo, eſq. d. 1782 
Hon. W. Seym. Conaway 80. 
Lord Sheffield 8 
In ſuch perſons who have ſerved ſeven years apprenticeſſi | 


within the ſaid city to one and the ſame trade, not receivi 
1 alms, 1 May, 1708.—But perſons receiving the ſacrament 
| bread money, Sir Thomas White's or Sir Thomas Wheatley 
gifts, were not then diſqualified, —Memhers of the Fuller 
eompany, being freemen, not receiving alms or weekly charity 74 ' 
and freemen who have ſerved ſeven years apprenticeſhip in Yo 
city or ſuburbs, not receiving alms, or weekly charity, have 
right to vote, 13 March, 1911, — In ſuch freemen as ha 
ſerved ſeyen years apprenticeſhip to one and the ſame trade, W560 | 
the city or ſuburbs, and do not receive alms or weekly charii the 
fuch freemen being duly ſworn and enrolled. 20 Nov. 171 
=— 1400, | 


TCrichlade, Wilts. -23 Edw. I. / 


1574 A. Neſbit, eſq. died 1979 Cha. Weſtley Core, eſg. 
John Deavar, «ſq. RNobt. Adamſon, eſq. 
Wm. Earle, efq. d. 1774 J. W. Heneage, efq. 
John Macpberſon, eſy. Robt. Nicholas, eſq. 
1780 Paul Benfield, eſq. | 1 
John Macpherſon, eſq. | 74 
* voted out | f 


— 


vid Hon. Geo. Rd. St. John 
J Agreed to be in the freeholders, copyholders, and les 
1 holders for three years. 10 June, 1685.—Agreed to be in fr: 
holders and copyholders of the borough houies, and les 
holders for any term not under three years, only. 1 Ap! 
1684. —The committee reported, that it was agreed to be 
the freeholders, copyholders, and leaſeholders for not leſs t 
three years. 20 Feb. 1695.—1 50.—(Committee) Ordered by! 
Houſe, that no new writ do iſſue. 18 March, 1782.—A 
aſſed and carried to the Lords, extending the right of vot 
to the freeholders, &c. of the hundred, in common 
the freeholders, &c. of the borough, | | 


N 
Cumberland. | r784. 
74 Sir J. Lowther, bart. William K eſq. 
Henry Fletcher, efq. cre- Sir Henry F A bart 


ated a Bar. of England 
so Both Re- elected 


oy ee . 26 Edw. IJ. — 
74 Lord Viſc. Howe Arthur Holdſworth, eſq. $23 
Richard Hopkins, eſq. Richard Hopkins, eſq. 31 


80 Lord Howe, created an John Henry Wanne, eſq. « 
Engliſh Peer in 1782 


ticeſſi C. Brett, eſg. vac. Dec. 

ceivi 1783; re- elected 

nent ( Arthur Holdſworth, eſq. 

atley In the freemen of the borough. 28 Nov. 1689.—120. 
Fuller Denbig hiſbire. 

haritſh74 Sir W. W. Wynne, bark.” Re- elected 

> in io Re- elected 


— 


have Denbigh Town. 
as ba 74 Rich. Myddelton, elq. Re elected 
ade, 8 Re-elected 4 
chariſÞ the burgeſſes of Denbigh Leon, alias Holt and 8 300. 
. 171 Derby/hire. 


774 Lord George Cavendiſh Re- elected 


G. Clarke, eſq. died 1774 Edward Miller — Hs 
Hon. Nath. Curzon | 
80 Lord Rich. Cavendiſh, 
died in Sept. 1281 
Rt. hon. Ld. G. Cavendifh 
Hon. Nath. Curzon | 
Derby Town. 23 Edw.T. 
74 Lord Fred. Cavendiſh Rt. Hon. Ld. G. A. H. Cavendiſh 
Wenman Coke, eſq. Edward Coke, eſq. 
made his election for 


wv ww 2 


id lea Norfolk 

in fi Dan. Parker Coke, eſq. 
d leaf Ld. G. A. H. Cavendiſh 
1 Ape Edward Coke, eſq. 


In the corporation, freemen, and ſworn burgeſſes.—700. 
| Dewizes, Wilts. 23 Edw. I. 


ed by WW 74 Charles Garth, eſq. Sir J. Tilney Long, bait, 
=y James Sutton, eſq. Henry Addington, eſq. 

f voti 30 C. Garth, eſq. vac. 1780 

jon Sir J. T. Long, bart. 


Henry Jones, eſq. 


In the mayor and ſelect unden of burgeſſes only, 21 
larch, 1688. B 2 | 


Wo 


e 


= 8 Dewon/hire. 1784. 17 
WT 19724 Sir R. W. Bampfylde, John Rolle, elq. 
bart. died in 176 J. P/ Baitard, eſq. 


John Rolle, efq. NS, 
J. R. Walter, eiq. died 170 
1779 | 
John Parker, eſq. ] 1 
1780 Jobn Rolle, eſq. Dre 
John Parker, eſq. | e | 
| |  Dorſetifhire, 177 


1774 George Pitt, eſq. Hon. George Pitt 
Humphrey Sturt, eſq. F. J. Browne, e/q. 
1780 Both re- elected | 

| Dorcheſter, Dorſet. 23 Edw. I. 178 


1774 John Damer, eſq. Hon. George Damer 
Willi m Ewer, eſq. Re- elected 
1780 Hon. George Damer - 5 


Wm. Ewer, eſq. | 
4 In the inhabitants paying to church and poor, in ref 
of their perſonal eſtates; and in ſuch perſons as pay to chu 
| and poor, in reſpect of their real eſtates, within che ſaid . 
| xough. 17 and 18 May, 1720—400. ; 
N. B. Partof:the pariſh of Holy Trinity, (formerly Froo 
Whitfield pariſh) and the tithing of Collitonrow, were ve 


to be no parts of the ſaid borough, 177 
| Dover, Kent. 2 Edw. III. | 
1774 Sir Jno. Henniker, bart. .Robt. Preftor, efq. 178c 
John Trevanion, eq, Hon. Fa. Luttrell 
1780 Both re- clected Jobn Trevanion, eſq. 2774 


Jonn Bazeley, eſq. 
In the freemen, and free burgeſſes, inhabitants of Doi 
24 March, 1623.— The non-inhabitant freemen, as well as 
inhabitant freemen, and free burgeſles, have voice in the « 
tion of barons to ſerve in parliament. - 12 March, 1770. 
| Doaunton, Wilts. 23 Edw. I. | 
1774 Tho. Duncomhe, eſq. Donble return. 
died in 1779 on one poll, on the ol 
H. B. Bouverie, died 1779 Hon.E.Bouverie 45 
T. Dummer, eſq. died W. Scott, eſq. 44 
in 1779 R. Shaftoe, eſq. 2 
Sir Philip Hales Hon. H. S. Conway 
Robert Shaſtoe, eſg. N 
1780 Hon. H. Seym. Conway 
| Robert Shaftoe, eſq, 
In che inhabitants paying ſcot and lot, —60. 


780 


In 


1 
Droitawich, Worceflerſhire.” 23 Edw. I. 1784. 
1774 Tho. Foley, eſq. ſucceed- Hon. Andrew Foley 
ed L. Foley, Dec. 1777 Edw. Winnington, eſq. 
1 Hon. Andrea Foley . 
IEdw. Winnington, eſq. 
1780 Hon. Andrew Foley 
Edw. Winnington, eſq. 
In the burgeſſes of the corporation of Salt- ſprings, 
Droitwich. 11 Nov. 1690 —40. | | 
| Dunwich, Suffolk. 23 Edw.T. 
1774 Sir G. W. Vanneck, bt. Re- elected 
Miles Barne, eſq. vacat. Barne Barne, eſq. 
in Dec. 1777 2 2 
Barne Barne, e/q. 
1780 Sir G. W. Vanneck 
Barne Barne, eſq. | 
Is not in the freemen of the ſaid borough commonly called 
outſitters, as well as in the freemen inhabiting within the ſaid 
borough ; but only in the freemen inhabiting within the ſaid 
1. reſlborough, 8 Dec. 1691,—ls in the freemen of the ſaid borough 
o chucommonly called outfitters, as well as in the freemen inhabit- 
ſaid Wing in the ſaid borough, 25 Nov. 1695.—Was reſolved to 
e only in the freemen inhabiting within the ſaid borough, not 
receiving alms. 5 Feb. 1708.40. 
8 Durbam County. 
1774 Sir John Eden, bart. re- elected 
Sir T. Clavering, bart. re- elected 
1780 Both re-elected. + 5 
, Durham City. 30 Char. II. 
2774 John Lambton, eſq. re- elected 
John Tempeſt, eſq. re- elected 
1780 Both relected - | 
In the corporation and freemen,—1 200. 
| Eaftlooe, Gornavall. 13 Eliz. 
1774 John Buller, eſq. re- elected 
Sir Cha. Whitworth va- V. Graves, eſq. 
cated in 1774 PR 
Tho. Graves, eſg · vacated . 
in 1775 . 
Will. Graves, eſq. Li 
780 John Buller, eſq. 
W. Graves, <fq. vacated | 
in 1783 2 
F. * Hamilton, 2. | : | | ; 
In the mayor, * aldermen, and freemen.— 49. 


Froo 
=P YC 


}f Do 
well as 
1 the e 
70.— 


n. 
n the o 


3 


. St. . Bdmondſburr, Suffolk. 1704. 
1774 Sir Cha, Davers, bart. re-clected 
| Rt. Hon. A. J. Hervey, Hon. Geo. Ferdinand Fi. nere, 
called to the Houſe of | _ Wo 
Peers 177 5 | 
Gen. Conway 
1780 Sir Cha. Davers, bart. | 
General Conway Fo 
In x alderman, 12 burgeſſes, and 24 common council. the 


- 


EſJex County. tio 
1774]. Conyers, eſq. died 1775 John Bullock, eſq. — 
John Luther, eſg. T B. Bramſton, «ſq. 
W. Harvey, eſq. died 1779 
T. B. Bramfton, eq. 77 
1780 lohn Luther, eſq. 
T. B. Bramſton, «ſq. | 17 


| Eveſham, Worceſfterſh're. 23 Edw. VI. 
1774 sir John Ruſhout, bart. Re- elected 


| C. Seymour, eſq. C. W. Boughton Rouſe, 17 
1780 Sir John Ruſhout, bart. ha 
C. W. Boughton Rouſe, eſq. 5 1 
In the common burgeſſes. 22 Nov. 1669. 600. 5 
Exeter, Devon. 23 Ed. VI. 7. 
1774 C. Walter, eſq. va- Sir C. W. Bampfylde, = 
| catedin 1776 John Baring, eſq. | 
SirC.W. Bampjylde, burt. RF 
John Baring, eſq. 
1780 Both re- elected | 
In the freeholders and freemen.—1 500. 
Eye, Suffolk. 13 Eliz. 
1774 R. B. Phillipſon, eſq. re-: elected 
Hon. Ino. St. John Feter Bathurſt, eſq. 
1780 R. B. Phillipſen, eſq. | 
Jas. Arn, Skelton, efq. . | I7 
' vacated in 1782 
| Hon. W. Cornwallis 
In the inhabitants paying ſcot and lot.—200, 
-, Mintfire. \. | ] 
1774 Sir Roger Moſtyn, bart. Re- elected | go 
1780 Re- elected bit 
Flint Town. fre 


1774 Sir John Glynne, bart. Watkin an elq. the 
died in 1777 

| Watkin Williams, efq. 7 ele 
2780 Watkin Williams, eſq. 


& 


% * 


Fitzroy, 


* 


ſq̃ 


Foreign have a right to vote in the election of a buryeis fo 


inhabitants of the ſeveral boroughs of Flint, Rhydlan, Caerwys, 


In the inhabitants of the.boroughs of Flint, Rhydlan, Over«| 
on, Caerwye, and Caergurley, paying ſcot and lot; and it 
as reſolved, that the inhabitants of Knolton and Overton 


parliament for the ſaid town of Flint. 21 May, 1728.—T he 


Caergurley, and Overton (including Knolton and Overto 
Foreign) renting lands or tenements for which the landlords 
thereof only pay ſcot and lot, have a right to vote in the elec 
tion of a burgels for the borough of Flint. 5 April, 1737 
— The ſame have not a right. 19 March, 1741,—1. 


' Feavey, Cornwall. 13 Eliz. 1784. 

1774 Philip Raſhleigh, eſq. re- elected ty: 
Lord Shuldham John Grant, eig. 20 
1730 Both relected Viſcount Lewiſham EE 
In the prince's tenants who are capable of being portreeves 
and ſuch of the inhabitants only as pay ſcot and lot, 5 May 
1701,—Prince's tenants capable of being portree ves of Fowey 
are ſuch tenants only as have been duly admitte4 upon th 
court- rolls of the manor, and have done their fealty, 5 March 


1779.—63. | 


Gatten, Surrey. 29 Hen. 
1774 Sir Wm. Mayne, made Lord Newhaven 
his election for Can- Maurice Lloyd, eſq. 
terbury "Ig | 
Robert Mayne, eſg. 
Robert Scott, eſq. made 
his election for Woot- 
ton-Baſſet 
William Adam, eſg. 
1780 Robert Mayne, etq. died 
in 1782 | 
Maurice Lloyd, /g. 
Lord Newhaven | 
In the inhabitants. The return made by them being adjudge 
good, was (by the then petitioner) inſiſted to be in the inhz 


| bitants not receiving alms, and in the freeholders having ſuc 


freehold in their own occupation. 26 March, 1628.— Was (b 
the then fitting member) inſiſted to be in the freeholders, az 
inhabitants paying ſcot and lot; and he was adjudged du 


elected, 15 Dec, 1696, 


nn 


St. Germain s, Cornwall. 5 Eliz. 1784. 
1774 Ben. Langlois, eſq. Abel Smith, efq. 
E. Eliot, eſq. vacat. 1775 John James Hamilton. eſq, 714. 
John Pownall, . 'Va- 
cated in 1776 
John Peachy, eſq.- 
1780 Edward Jas. Eliot, eſq. | In 1 
| Dudley Long, eſq. 
In the fgeemen.— 50. | | 114 
was. 
774 Hon. G. V. Vernon Charles n, eſq. do 
1780 Charles Edwin, eſq. | 
; Glourefterſbire. | : 

1774 Sir Wm. Guiſe, bart. Hon. G. C. Berkeley 

Edward Southwell, elq. Tho. Maſtera, 4. 
| called to the Houſe of 7 
Peers in 1746 | Is 
| N. B. Cheſter, cg. | og 

1780 Sir W. Guiſe, bt. d. 1783 | is 
Hon. George Berkelry | $014 
W. B. Cheſter, eſq. d. 1780 


* 


58e | 


James Dutton, 277 8 5 774 
Glouceſter City. 23 Edw. I. 
1774 Charles Barrow, eſq. now Re- elected 7d 
a baronet John n, eſq. 


G. Aug. Selwyn, eſq. 
1780 C. Barrow, eſq. | 

John Webb, eſq. i 

In the freemen. 2000. 

Grampound, Cornavall. 7 Edw. VI. 

1774 Sir Joſ. Yorke, K. B. Hon. John Sommers Cocks 
R. A. Neville, eſq. Francs Baring, ejq. 
1780 Sir John Ramſden, bart. 177 

Thomas Lucas, eſq. | 
In the mayor, recorder, and the inhabitants paying 
and lot,— 59, 


WH) Grantham, Lincolyfbire. Edw. IV. 178 
1 2 2756 Lord George Sutton Francis Cockayne Cuft, e 
WI Sir Bro. Cuſt, created George Sutton, elq. 

Lord Brownlow, 1776 177 
Peregrine Cuſt, eſq. 

1780 George Sutton, eſq. 

Fran. Cock. Cult, eſq. 

In the freemen of the Lig borough, not axon. | alm 
e 11 Jan. ee l 


178 


1 


8 . Great Grimoy, Lincoln/vire. 1564. 
on, efq, 774 Joſeph Melliſh, eſq. Dudley Long, eſq. 119 
| Evelyn Anderſon, eſq. Jonn Harriſon, eſq. 113 
8 180 John Harriſon, eſq. Peter Birt, efq. | 98 
Francis Eyte, eſq. | hs 
In the freemen.—1 50. 
Eaſt Gi inſtead, __ 1 Ed. II. 
114 Lord G. S. Germain en. Arthur Herbert, eſq. 
Sir John Irwin, K. B. Geo. Medley, eſq. 
786 Lord G. S. Sackville, cre= 
ated a peer in 1782 
Hen. Arth. Herbert, e/q. 
Sir John Irwin, K. B. 
vacated in April 1783 
George Medley, eſg. | | | 
Is in the inhabitants as well as burgage-holders, and the bo- 
ough is an ancient borough by preicription, y April, 1679. 
Is in the burgage-holders only, and not in the burgage- 
Folders and inhabitants.—g Jan, 1695.—36. 
Guildford, Surrey. 23 Edw. I. 
174 Sir Fletcher Norton, knt. Hon. Thomas Onſlow 
George Onſlow, eſq. Hon. Chapple Norton 
180 Sir F. Norton, created a 
peer in 1782 
Hon. William Norton 
George Onflow, eſq. 
Is only in the freemen and freeholders paying ſcot and lot, 
eſident in the town. 24 April, 1689.—lt was agreed, that 
dne who had ſerved ſeven years to a freeman was iþ/o fafo a 
ocks freeman. 3 Feb. 1710, | | 
| Hampſhire. | | 
1774 Sir H. P. St. John, knt. Jervoiſe Clarke Jervoiſe, eſq. 
Sir Simeon Stuart, bart. Robert Thiſtlethwayte, eſq. 
ying died in 1779 . | 
Jer v. Clarke Ferwoiſe, eſg. 
1780 Rob. Thiſtlethwayte, eſq. 
ſt, el Jer. Clarke Jervoite, eſq. 
Harwich, Eex. 17 Edw. III. 12 Ja. I, 
1774 John Robinſon, eſq. . re-elected 
E. Harvey, efq. died 1778 Thomas Orde, eſq. 
Hon. G. A. North 
11780 John Robinſon, eſq. 
y alms Hon. G. A. North 


In the mayor, aldermen, and capital burgeſſes, or headbo- 
roughs, reſident within the ſaid borough. 6 April, 1714—3. 


x 2 


| +» Haſlemere, Surrey. 7 Eliz. 1784. 
1774 T. M. Molyneux, eſq. John Baynes Garforth, eſq, 4 7 
WOE, died in 19776 Thomas. Poſtlethwaite, eſg. a 
Sir Myrick Burrell, bart. EN pe R 
Peter Burrell, eſg, | o 
1750 Sir James Lowther, bart. 8oT 
made his election for | | 
Cumberland 74] 
WW. Spen. Stanhope, eſqg. | | 8 
Hon. Edward Norton | | 80 B 
The inhabitant-freeholders only have a voice in election In tl 
20 May, 1661.—By the word freehbolders is 1t.cant only tre: | 
EF. holders of meſſuages, lands, or tenements, lying within t| 74 
E borough and manor of Haſlemere, whether the ſame pay rel 1 
to the lord of the ſaid borough and manor or not, exchulive « $0 E 
any lands or tenements, which are, or have been, p:1cel On 
the waſte ground of the ſaid borough and manor, or any me ET, 
ſuages or buildings which are, or ſhall be, ſtanding thereot no | 
25 April, 1755.—-Petition of Mr. Oglethorpe rejected, fe Me, 
not being ſigned by himſelf, 3 and 4 March, 17134,——Th dfo1 
like relating to Wigan, . 
| en pan des“ Sus. 4s Eds. IL, 14 | 
1774 alm n . Stanley, e/g. 162. 
| Rt. Hon. C. Jenkinſon ]. Doves, 4 16 ; returnoſſ 20 
1780 Lord Palmerſton Sir G. Webſter, hart. «< ; 
John Orde, eſq. 8. Luſhington, eſq. _ Sy 
Is in the mayor, jurats, and freemen reſident, and not r * 
ceiving alms. 20 Jan. 1698.—200. | 5 6 
* N Haverfordauęſti, Pembroke/hire. ip | th 
1774 Lord Kenſington Lord Milford nk 
1780 Re. elected | | . d ir 
Agreed to be in the freeholders, burgeſſes, and inhabitavifiſl. c. 
paying {cot and lot, and not receiving alms. 4 July, 171 5— 500M: nu 
| Helſton, Cornwall. 23 Edw. I. | Free 


1774 LordCaermarthen, called John Rogers, /g. 
| to the Houſe of Peers Lord Hyde 74 
Fr Cockayne Cuſt, eg. 4 
Fr. Owen, eſq. died 
Philip Yorke, e/q. | 
1780 P. Yorke, eſq. vac. 178 80 
Lord Hyde | | | 
Jac. Deane, eſq. died 
Richard Baravell, eſg. | ne Oy | 
In the mayor and inhabitants at large. 10 Dec, 1660,—70W Is i 
To which the Houle diſagreed. | 8 


ö 
Herefordſpire. 1784. 


ou r 5 
F R ˙ -m mms nn ® — 
1 „„ 3 = bs > 2h G = *@* 


e Tho. Foley, eſq- created Rt. hon. Tho. Harley 
2 a Peer 1776 Sir Geo. Cornewall, bart. | 


Rt. Hon. Thomas Harley 
Sir G. Cornewall, bart. 
80 The two laſt re-elected | 
| Hereford City. 23 Edw. I.. 

74 John Scudamore, eſq, Re elected | 

Sir Rich, Symonds, bart. Earl of Surrey 
$o Both re- elected | | 
In the citizens and freemen.— 1200. 


a — 


OUT > Du IE 7 
22 o 


** Hlertſordſbirs. 1 
nin 8074 Wm. Plumer, eſq. Wim. Plumer, eſqg. 1900 ü 
iy rl Tho. Halſey, eſq. Viſe. Grimſton 1299 
{ve 0 Both re-elected Thomas Halſey, eg. z 
cel on hearing the merits of a former election, it was reſolved, 

y ma at evidence ought not to be admitted to diſqualify an elector 
nere ol no freeholder, who at the election ſwere himſelf to be a free- 

ed, | der. 16 Jan. 1695.—Reſolution to the contrary, concerning 


dford county. 28 June, 1715. 


— Hertford Town. 35 Edw. I. 21 Ja. I. 
74 John Calvert, eſq. John Calvert, ſen. eſq. 365 
Paul. Feilde, eſq. Baron Dimſdale 292 , ü 
urneq so Baron Dimſdale William Baker, eſq. 230 
8 William Baker, eſq. | 
Ils not in ſuch perſons only as are inhabitants (houſeholders) 


the ſaid borough not receiving alms, and in ſuch freemen, 
10, at the time of their freedom granted to them, were inha- 
tants of the ſaid borough, or of the pariſhes thereof; but in 
| the freemen inhabitants being houſeholders not receiving 
ms, 27 Jan. 1701.—Is in the inhabitants not receiving alms, 
d in ſuch freemen only as at the time of their being made 
e were inhabitants of the ſaid borough, or the pariſhes thereof, 
e number of freemen living aut of the borough not exceeding 
ree perſons. f 
Heydon, York/hire. 23 Edw. I. 1 Edw. VI. 
74 Beilby Thompſon, eſq. William Chaytor, eſq. 
Rt. Hon. Sir Ch. Saun- Lionel Darell, e/q. 
ders, died in 1775 | 
Hen. L. T. Watſon 
180 Chriſtopher Atkinſon, 
eſq.expelled Dec. 4, 1783 
Stephen Luſtiugton, e/q. | | 
William Chaytor, eq. ; * 


7%! in the burgeſſes, 3 April, 1746.—1 50. 


bitant 
— 500 


22227. 4554* 


lot. 3 Feb. 1710. 


24 


Heyteſbury, Wilts. 27 Hen. VI. 1784. 
1774 Wm. A. Aſhe, eſq. Right hon. William Eden 


Hon. Wm. Gordon W. Pierce Aſhe A'Court, e 4 
1780 W. A. Ache, eſg. died 1781 . 78 
N. . Ade A” Court, eſq. 
William Eden, eſq. made 77. 
his elec. for Woodſtock 5 | 
Francis Burton, eq. 
Is in the burgage-holders.—50. 
Hizham Ferrers, Northamptonſhire. 2, 3, Ph-& M. s 
1774 Fred. Montagu, eſq. re- elected 
1780 Re- elected 
In the mayor, aldermen, burgeſſes, and freemen, be 
houſcholders, and not receiving alms. 28 Jan, 1702.—10 In 
| Hindon, Wilts. 27 Hen. VI. 
1774 Henry Dawkins, eiqg. Jobn Mm. Egerton, . 74 
| Arch. Macdonald, eſq. Fdward Bearcroft, ehh. 
1780 Lloyd Kenyon, eſq. Edward Cotsford, eſq. 780 
Nat. Wm. Wraxall, eſq. A. Peterhouſe, eig. Is 
Is in the inhabitants of houſes within the ſaid borov Ja 
being houſekeepers and pariſhioners, not receiving alt 
12 April, 1728. 774 
Honiton, Devon. 28 Edw. I. 4 Edw. II. 16 Cb. I. 
2774 Sir Geo. Yonge, bart. Sir George Yonge, bt. 80 
Lawrence Cox, eſa. Sir Geo. Collier Is 
7780 Sir Geo. Yonge, bart. John Bailey, eſq. ceiv 
A. Macleod, eſq. vot. out rtm 
Jacob Wilkinſon, efq. akin 
Is in the inhabitants of the faid borough paying | ſeot en be 


Is in the inhabitants, houſekeep! 
1 8, ty called potwallers, not receiving alms. 18 W714 Þ 


1724:——450s 


Horſham, Suſſex. 32 Edw. I. 1 

wo * J. Dyſon, died Philip Metcalf, . Alle 

| ot an 

Ea of Drogheda | Agr 

1780 J. Wallace eſq. died Nov. | | t rec 
1783 

James Crawford, eſq. 744 

Viſc. Lewiſham made his So | | 

election for Staffordſhire | 2 

Sir George Oſborne, bt. P 


Is in all ſuch perions as have an eſtate of inheritanc % A 
for life, in burgage houſes, or burgage lands, lying within V4 
ſaid borough. 16 TW 1715.60. 


12 


Huntingdonſbire. 1784. 
len 74. Viſc. Hinchinbroke re-clec ed | 
rt, ei Earl of Ludlow re- elected 
0 780 Both re- elected 
Huntingdon. 23 Edw. I. ; 


774 Sir G. Wombwell, bart. Launcelot Broan, e/c. 
Hon, W. A. Montagu, Sir Walter P 
died in 1775 
Lord Mulgrave 
M. Wh; 30 Sir G. Wombwell, bart. 
| died in 1780 | 
Sir Hugh Palliſer, Bart. 
Lord Mulgrave 
— 1008 In the freemen and inhavitants.—200, 
Hythe, Kent. 42 Edw. III. = 
574 Sir Ch. Farnaby, bart. Sir C. F. Ratcliffe, bart, 6x 
Wm. Evelyn, eſq. Wm. Evelyn, eſq. 56 
780 Both re-elected J. Sawbridge, eſq. 38 
Is in the mayor, jurats, common council, and freemen, 1 
borou / Jan. 1710.—70. 8 
g alu Ipſauich, Suffolk. 23 Edw. I. 01 
14 Wm. Wollaſton, elq. William Middleton, eſy., 460 
Tho. Staunton, elg. John Cator, e/q. 296 i 
o Both re-clected C. A. Crickett, eſq. 7 
Ils in the bailiff, portmen, commonalty, and reemen not 5 
ceiving alms. 3 Feb. 1710.— 600.—A reſolution paſſed, that 
rtmen are an eſſential conſtituent part of the great court for 
aking freemen of the ſaid borough, without ſome of which port- 
en being preſent, the ſaid court cannot be held. 31 March, 1714, 
Ivelcheſler, Somerſct/hire. 23 Edw. I. 
4 Nathaniel Webb, eſq. Peregrine Cuſt, eſq. 95 
O. Salusb. Brercton, eſq. B. B. Hopkins, eſq. 839 
80 Peregrine Cuſt, eſq. John Harcourt, efq. 10 
Sam. Smith, jun. eſq. 
Alledged to be in the inhabitants of the ſaid town paying 
ot and lot, which the town called potwallers, » May, 1689. 
Agreed to be in the bailiff, capital burgeſſes, and inhabitants 
t receiving alms. 28 Jan, 1702.--100. 
St. Ives, Cornwall. 5 Mary. 
74 Adam Drummond, eſq. Wm. Praed, eſq. 
died in 1779 Richard Barwel , eſq. 
Lord Newborough 
Philip Dehan, eſq. 
do Abel Smitb, eſq. 
W. Praed, eſq. C 


ritanc 
within 


8 


Ts in the inhabitants paying ſcot and lot. 8 Dec. 1 
—183. i n 8 | 
| | Kent. 1784. 
1774 — ern ee - ao | . 
O. Knight, jun. eſq. Filmer Honywood A 
1780 Hon. Cha. Marſham N c : 2 oy 
Filmer Hony wood, eſq. 


King's Lynn, Norfolk. 23 Edw. I. a 
1774 Hon. Tho. Walpole Hon. Horatio Walpole 
1 Criſp Molyneux, eſq. Criſp Molyneux, eſq. 
1780 Both re-elected - B. P. Fontayne, eſq. 
In the inhabitants paying ſcot and lot. 6. 


King flon- upon-Hull, Tor hire. 2 3 Edw. III. 
1774 Rt. Hon. Ld. R. Manners W. Wilberforce, eſq. 
D. Hartley, eſq. Sam. Thornton, #ſq. 
1780 L. R. Manners died 2782 David Hartley, eſq. 
David Hartley, eq. | 
W. Wilberforce, eſq. < | 
In the burgeſſes and freemen.— 1200. 


EKnareſboroughb, York/hire. | 
1774 Sir A. T. Abdy, bt. died Viſcount Duncannon 
in 1775 James Hare, eſq. 
Lord G. H. Cavendiſb | 
| Hon. R. B. Walfingham, 
2780 Viſc. Duncannon 
Hon. R. B. Walſingham, 
loſt at ſea in 1782 
James Hare, eig. 
Agreed to be in the burgage- holders. 17 May, 16 
1691.— 50. | 3 
Lanca/hire. 
x774 Lord Stanley ſucceeded John Blackburne, e/q. 
| earl of Derby in 19476 Tho. Stanley, eſq. 
T. Stanley, g. | | 
Sir Tho. Egerton, bart. 
1780 T. Stanley, eſq. 
Sir Tho. Egerton, bart. Lord 


| Lancafter. 23 Edw. I. Edw. VI. 
1774 Sir Geo, Warren, K. B. Abram Rawlinſon, eſq. 
| Lord Rich. Cavendiſh Francis Reynolds, e/q. 
2780 Wilfon Braddyll, eq. John Lowther, eſq. F 

Abram Rawlinſon, eſq. 
In the freemen and inhabitants.-108e0, 


g 10 


1 
Launceſlon, Cornwall. 23 Ew. IJ. 1784. 
ror noe gr Morice Hon. Cha. Geo. Perceval 
ohn Buller, eſq. George Roſe, e/q. 
o Lord Cranburn ſucceed- en 

ed to a peerage in 1780 
Hon. C. G. Perceval vac. 

Dec. 1783; re- elected 
Tho. Bowlby, eſq. va- 

cated in Jan. 1783 
a Sir John Ferwis, K. B. 8 
the mayor, aldermen, and freemen, being inhabitants at 
time they were made free, and not receiving pay of the | 
. 17 March, 1723.— The aldermen to be elected ou 
e legal freemen, 24 March, 1734. | 


| Leiceſterſhire. | 
Hon. T. Noel, a Peer in J. P. Hungerford, eſq. 


1774 illiam Pochin, eiq. 
J. P. Hungerford, eſg. 
Sir John Palmer, bart. 
J. P. Hungerford 
Wm. Pochin, eſq. 


3 


q. 


4 


[ 


Leicefler Town. 


Hon. Booth Grey John Macnamara, eſq. 
John Darker, eſq. C. L. Smith, ed. 
Hon. Booth Grey 
John Darker, eſq. died 

in Jan. 1784 | | 
Shukbrugh A/hby, e/q. „ 5 
reed to be in the freemen not _— alms, and in tlie. 
itants paying ſcot and lot. But perſons living in the 
gh by certificate, not having gained a ſettlement, by 
g 101, pound per ann. or ſerving in an annual office, are 
titled (by paying [cot and lot) to vote. 8 Feb. 2705. 


ay, 10 


90. 

Leominſter, Hereſordſbire. 23 Edw. I. 
Lord Viſc. Bateman John Hunter, eſq. © 312 
T. Hill, eſq. died 1776 P. A. Curzon, eſg. 308 


eſq. 1 . Cornwall, jun. ſq. Sir Gilbert Elliot bart. 17x 
{count Bateman 
X . P. Knight, eſqg, - ; 5 
nted to be in the bailiffs, capital burgeſſes, and inhabi- 
paying ſcot and lot. 16 8 1725.— 400. 
"4 


7 8 ) 


Lefleard, Cornwall. 23 Edw. I. 1784. 14 
1774 Edward Gibbon, elg. Hon. Edw. James Eliot 
Samuel Salt, eſq. Hon. Jobn Eliot 60 


1780 Hon. W. Tollemache 
Samuel Salt, eſq. x 
In the corporation, and ſworn free be — 1000, 


Leſtævithiel, Cornavall. 33 Edw. I. 4 Edw. II. In 
1774 C. Brett, eſq. vacat. 1776 Jobn Sinclair, eſq. 
Lord Fairford s John Thomas Ellis, eſq. 74 
Thomas Potter, eſq. ' 
1780 Thomas de Grey, jun. 90 
eſq. became L. Walfing- | Is 
ham in May 1781 | ae. tl 
Hon. John St. John, y ſe 
made his election R for . mp: 
Newport t in 


George John ſtone, eq. 
Viſcount Malden | 
In the mayor, and ſix capital burgeſſes, together with Wm: 


ſeventeen aſſiſtants annually choſen, and who had a rig 
vote at the preceding election of a mayor. 20 Dec. 1709. 


Lewes, Suſſex. 23 Edw. I. 


1774 Sir Thomas Miner, bart. Hon. Henry Pelham ] 
Thomas Hay, eſq. Thomas Kemp, _ $0 1 
1780 Hon. Henry Pelham 1 
Thomas Kemp, eſq. N. p 
In the inhabitants, being hovicheldes, paying ſcot and! —_ 
8 ar, 1735.—400. Adn 
Lime Regis, Dorſet. 23 Edw. I. ving 
1774 Hen. Fane, eſq. died 1177 Hon, Hen. Fane 

Francis Fane, eſy. - Hon Thomas Fane 
Hon. Henry Fane —— Wood, elq. 4] 
1780 Hon. Henry Fane — Cator, eſq. Þ 


D. R. Michel, eiq. | 
Inſiſted to be in the mayor, burgeſſes, and freehol G 
21 May, 1689. —Alledzed to be in the mayor, capital burgt 8 J 
and freemen. 28 Feb. 1727.— 50. . 
| e MAR 1 
1774 Lord iow Bertie, Cha. Anderſon Pelham, eſ F. 
ſucceeded D. of Ancaſter Sir John Thorold, bart. — 
Sir John Thorold, bart. G 
Ch. Anderſ. Pelham, eſq. | v; 
1780 Ch. Anderſ. Pelham, eſq. | | * 
Sir John Thorold, bart. 


( . 29 
7 | Lincoln City. T784- 
14 Lord Viſc. Lumley Hon. Ric h. Lumley Sa vile 
R. Vyner, jun. efq. J. Fenton Cawthorne, eſq. 
80 Sir Tho. Clarges, bart. by 
died in 1783 
J. F. Caauthorne, eq. 
R. Vyner, jun. eſq. 
In the citizens and freemen. 


Litchfield, Stafford/hire. 33 Edw. I. 

14 Geo. Anſon, eſq. re: clected 

Thomas Gilbert, eſqg. re- elected 
8o Both re- elected | | 
Is in the bailiff, magiſtrates, freeholders of 40s. ayear, and 
that hold by hurgage- tenure; and ſuch as are inrolled and 
y ſcot and lot; and alſo ſuch freamen only of the Tailors i 
mpany as are inrolled in the new book of conſtitutions (and 
t in the eld book) have a right to vote. 1 May, 1701 
ſolved to be in the bailiffs, magiſtrates, freeholders of 40s. 
r annum, and all that hold by burgage-tenure; and in ſuch i 
men only as are inrolled, paying ſcot and lot there. 10 Dec. 

18, —600. | | 2 


* 


with 
ria 


EOF" Liverpoole, Lancaſhire. +3 Edw. I. 


74 Sir W. Meredith, bart. Bamb. Gaſcoyne, jun. eſq. 99 
Rd. Pennant, eſq. Lord Penrhyn 869 
80 Henry Rawlinſon, eſq. B. Tarleton 855 
B. Gaſcoyne, jun. eſq. 
N. B. A ſcrutiny was demanded on the part of Colonel Tarle- 
, and determined againſt him. | 
Admitted to be in the mayor, bailiffs, and freemen not re- 
ving alms. 5 March, 1729,—1200, 
London. 49 Hen. III. N 
74 John Sawbridge, eſq. Brook Watſon, eſq. 4789 
Frederick Bull, 77 Sir Watkin Lewes, knt. 4554 
Richard Oliver, eſq. N. Newnham, eſq. 4479 


t and! 


ehol George Hayley, eſy. John Sawbridge, eſg. 2823 
burg: 30 J. Kirkman, eſq. died Rich. Atkinſon, eſq. 28316 ä 
before the return x | 
J. Sawbridge, eſq. | 
am, of F+ Bull, eſq. died Jan. 1784, * 
. Brook Watſon, eſg. 


Nat. Newnham, eſq. 
G. Hayley, eſq died 1781 , 
Sir Watkin Lewes, knt. 


( 39 ) | 
| 1784. 

N. B. A 05 was demanded, and admitted, on the part 
= Mr. Atkinſon, but afterwards reli.quiſhed, and a petition p 


# ſented to the Houſe of Commons, 55 
In the livery, Act of 1725.— 70 . 3 


Ludlow, Shropfhire, 124 Edw. IV. 
1774 Lord Clive re-elected 
6 Lord Viſcount Villiers Richard Payne Knight, eſq 
W 2780 Lord Clive © + 
[| F. Cornwall, efq. died 
| April 1783 
Somerſet Davies, jun. he 


Is in the reſident common burgeſſes, as well as the twe | 
and twenty-five, 26 Feb. 166z.—500,—It was reſolved, i. 
the ſons of burgeſſes of Ludlow, and thoſe that marry ao 
daughters of burgeſſes, have a right to be made burgeſſes; Mivir 
that every perſon, having a right to be made a burgeis, ou ſon 
to demand the ſame by petition, ſigned by the petitioner, Min 
cording to the bye-law in 1663, and not otherwilte,— 
j * March, 1698. 74 \ 
| Lugger/hal, Wilt hire. 23 Edw. I. Re 
1774 Lord Melbourn _ Geo. Aug. Selwyn, eſq. 
Lord Gcorge Gordon Nath. Wm. Wraxall „ eſq. 
1780 Lord Melbourn 
Geo. Aug. Selwyn, eſq. \ 
Is in the freehoiders or holders of the Cad boro a 
determinable upon life or lives, 17 Jan, 170 5.—70. Ma 
Lymingto ants. 27 Eliz. 
; J gt ny H. 7 K 741 
774 Henry Goodrick, eſq. Harry Burrard, 


Edward Morant, eſq. Robert Colt, A J 
1780 Harry Burrard, eſq. 8 
1. Dummer, eſq. „ 801 
Eduard Gibbon, eſq. 8 
Reſolved to he a corporation by preſcription, and that 1 
mayor and burgeſſes only have a right to ele& members for In t 
liament. 29 Dec, 1691.— Is not in the mayor, bury: 
and commonalty [paying ſcot and lot, but only in the m 
and burgeſles, excluſiye of the commonalty paying ſcot 
lot. 18 Feb. 1695,—ls not in the mayor, burgeſſes, and 
bitants not receiving alms ; but in the mayor and burg 


only. 11 Jan. 1710,—$0, 


9 


Maidſtone, Kent. Edw. VI. 2 Eliz. 1784. 
4 Sir Hor. Mann, knt. Clement Taylor, eſq. 
* Ld; Guernſey ſucceeded G. N. Edwards, efq. 

E. of Aylesford in 1777 Wm. Geary, eſq. 
Hh: Ch. Finch © 

o Sir Hor. Mann 
Clement 'Faylor, eſq. | 
Agreed to be in the freemen not receiving alms or charity. 

d. 1701. 3 Dec. 1702.—700. | 

Malden, 2 2 Edw. III. 

4 Hon. Rd. Sav. Naſſau Lord Waltham 
John Strutt, eſq. re- elected 

Bo John Struct, eſq. 5 

Eliab Harvey, eſq. 


s in ſuch freemen as do not receive alms, and are entitled to 
dom by birth, marriage, or ſervitude; and that perſons 
iving their right of freedom from honorary freemen, and 


e part. 
tion p 


it, eſq, 


1e twe 
ved, f 
ar ry 
les ;: 


8, Ouj bons claiming their freedom by purchaſe, and exerciſing trades W 

ner, hin the borough, have no right to vote. 20 May, 1715. MN 

158 Malmsbury, Wilts. 23 Edw. I. 1 

74 William Strahan, eſq. .Viſcount Maitland . 

Rt. Hon. Chas. James Fox Viſcount Melbourn 1 

80 Viſc. Lewiſham; made 1 

ſq. his election for Staf- i 
eſa. fordſhire 


Jahn Calvert, jun. eq. 
Viſc. Fairford 

Avreed to be in the aldermen and twelve capital burgeſſcs, 
March, 1699. 13 Dec. 1722.— 13. 


Malton, Yorkſhire. 23 Edw. I. 16 car. 
74 E. Burke, efq. made his Rt. Hon. Edmund Burke 
election for Briſtol Sir Thomas Gaſcoigne, bart. 
William Meddel, eg. Ee I 
Savile Finch, eſq. 
8 William Weddell, efyq. 
S. Finch, eſq. vac. 1780 
| that Rt. hon. Edmund Burke © 
for In the burgage- holders, — 100. 
urge Harlborough, Wilts. 23 Edw. I. 
he m7 Hon. James Brudenell Earl of Courtown 
ſcot Sir J.Tylney Long, bart. Sir Philip Hales, bart. 
nd iS Earl of Courtoun | 
burg William Woodley, eſq. | 13 
Is in the mayor and ſelect burgeſſes only 13 May, 1771.—21- 


x 1 47, ” . 3 83 Peg - 
AS” ESD ESD 5 * 2 3 4 
. oo 


32 


Marlow, Bucks. 28 Edw. I. 21 Ja. J. 1784. 
1774 Wm. Clayton, eſq. William Clayton, eig. 
Sir J. B. Warren, bart. Sir Thomas Rich 5 
1780 Both re- elected Keating, eſq. 
Is in the inhabitants only who pay ſcot and lot, 21 N 
1690.—2 16. . | | X 


- q 


St. Maww's, Cornevall. 5 Eliz. J 

1774 Lord Nugent re- elected 7 
Hugh Boſcawen, eſq. re- elected 4 

1780 Both re- elected | | C 

In the mayor and reſident burgeſſes,—1. oJ 

Yo Merioneth/hire. L 

1774 John Pugh Price, eſq. E. Lloyd Vaughan, eſq. J. 

| died in 1774 son 

Ev. Lloyd Vaughan, e. nalt 

1780 re- elected ; | Dec, 

St. Michael, Cornavall. 7 Edw. VI. 4 H 


1774 Jas. Scawen, eſq. made David Hoavell, eſg. 
his election for Surry R. Wilbraham, eig. 
T. Howard, eſq. ſuc- C. Hawkins, 6. 
ceeded earl of Suffolk N. B. The preſiding officer 


in 1779 turned the above three xt 5 
Francis Hale, eſq. tlemen, and left it to 
Jobn Stephenſon, eſq. Houſe to determine vi; in 

1780 Francis Hale, eſq. ſhould fit as the #avo me pers 


Hon. Wm. Hanger bers. 
In the portreeve, and lords of the manor who are cap 
of being portreeves, and the inhabitants of the ſaid boroi 


paying ſcot and lot. 20 March, 1700.—26. 
Mighurſt, Suſſex. 4 Edw. II. 


1774 Sir H. Mackworth, hart. Henry Drummond, eſq. 
made his election for Benjamin Lethieullier, efq 
Cardiff 74 Si 
Hon: H. S. Conway 50 R 
Cle. Tudway, eſq. made | Doth 
his election for Wells. outh 
John Ord, eſg. d Af 
1780 Hon. J. St. John made | | 
his ele. for Newport 74 V 
Sir Sampſon Gideon, bt. | 80 U 
Henry Drummond, eſq. f 


In the burgage- holders. — 100. | 74 U 


* 33 ) 


. Middleſex: 


1784. 


J. Glyn, eſq. died 1779 W. Mainwaring, e/q. 
| Thomas Wood, &q- John Wilkes, eſq. 1858 
21 Jobn Wilkes, eſq. George Byng, eſq. 1792 


o George Byng, eſq. > 

John Wilkes, eſq. 25 | 

Milbourne Port, Somer/et/hire. 26 Edw. I. 

4 Hon. T. Luttrell John Townſon, eſq. 

C. Wolſeley, eſa. Lord Muncafter 
o J. H. Medlycott, efq. 

vacated in 1781 2 
Lord Muncafter 


John Townſon, eſq. 
s only in the capital bailiffs and their deputies, in the com- 


q. 
Dec. 1702. | 
| Minehead, Somerſet/hire. 1 Eliz. 
14 H. Fow. Luttrell, eſq. John Fownes Luttrell, eſq. 
vacated in 1774 Henry Beaufoy, eſq. 
Tho. Poaundill, eſg. 1 
Bo Fran. Fow. Luttrell, eſq. 
vacated in March 1783 
Henry Beaufoy, e/q- 
J. F. Luttrell, eſq. gol | 
s in the pariſhioners of Minehead and Dunſter, being houſe. 


pers in the borough of Minehead, and not receiving alms, 

bles, and they to make the return. 13 June, 1717. 
Monmouthſhire. 

74 John Morgan, eſq. Re- elected 

John Hanbury, eſq. 

30 Both re- elected ter his election 

Monmouth Toaon. Hen. VIII. 


74 Sir John Stepncy, bart. Re-elected 
50 Re--lected 


nalty, ſtewards, and the inhabitants paying ſcot and lot. 


Feb. 1717.— 160. The precept to be directed to the two con- 1 


Re: elected, died a few days af- 1 


Doth not belong to the burgeſſes and inhabitants of Mon- | þ 
outh only, but the inhabitants of the borough of Newport 


d Aſke have a right to vote. 26 Nov, 1680,—800. 
| Montgomeryſpire. | 

74 Watkin Williams, eſq. W. Moft. Owen, eſq. 

80 W. Moſt. Owen, eſq. f 

Montgomery Town: 

74 Whitſhed Keene, eſq. Re-clecied 

780 Re-elected | 

Is in the burgeſſes of the ſaid town only.—$0, 


| ( 34 ) 

| Morpeth, Northumberland. 1 Mary. 178. 
1774 Peter Delme, eſq. Re-clected 
Hon. W. Byron, died 1576 Sir J. Erikine, bt. 
G. Elliot, . Vdc. 1777 | 
. W. Egerton, eſq. 

eter Delme, eſq. 
Anthony Storer, eſq. vac. 
1781, and re- elected | 
Is only in the bailiffs and free burgeſſes of the ſaid boroug 
q 9 March, 1695.—200, 
| Newark, Nottingham. 24 Car. II. 


1780 


1774 Sir Henry Clinton, K. B. Hon. John Sutton 
George Sutton, eſq. Lord Mulgrave 
42. Sir Henry Clinton | | | 
Ld. G. Sutton, died 1783 
Hon. John Sutton 
Is in the mayor, aldermen, and inhabitants within the borougi 


| who pay, or ought to pay, ſcot and lot. 21 Jan. 2699. —800 " 
| | Newcaftle-under-Line, Staffordſhire. 27 Edw. III. C1 
2774 Lord Viſcount Chewton Richard Vernon, eſq. 1 E 
Vir J. Wrotteſley, bart. Arch. ns, eſg. ae” 
1 died 1778 R 


; Viſcount Trentham 
2780 Arch. Macdonald, eſq. 
} 4 Viſc. Trentham 
(Before the charter) in the mayor, bailiffs, and common 
council ; and it was reſolved, that the late conſtitution altere 
not the former cuſtom. 9 April, 1624.—Agreed to be in th 
[ mayor, burgeſſes, and freemen, reſident within the borough 
27 Feb; 1705.—500. | 
Newwcaſtle-upon-Tyne, Northumberland. 13 Edw. I. 


774 Sr W.Blackett;zbt.d. 17% Sir M. W. Ridley, bt. + 0 
1 Sir J. Trevelyan, bart. Charles Ss e/q. 

Sir M. W. Ridley, bart. 7 

| 2780 And. Rob. Bowes, eſq. LY 

I Sir M. W. Ridley, bt. T 

In the corporation and free burgeſſes.— 2 500. . 

1 Newport, Cornaball. Edw. VI. A 

[1174 Rt. Hon. Hum. Morice Sir Jobn Miller, bt. 4D 

— 1 made his election for Sir John Coghill, bart. H 

Launceſton oD 

John Frederick, eſg. Ct 

| Rich. Bull, eſq. E 

780 Viſc. Maitland | H 

Sir John Coghill, bart. nth 


Two vianders, with inhahitants paying ſcot wal lot, nate 


A 
74 Sir Rd. Worlley, bart. Edauard Ru/tworth, gg. 18 
Hans Sloane, eiq. Hon. H. S. Conway 13 
80 Sir Rich. Worſley, bart. John Barrington, eſq. 1 
Hon. John St. John | " 
he mayor, 11 aldermen, and 12 burgeſſes; in all 24. 


Neewwton, Lancaſhire, 1 Eliz. 
4 Ant. James Keck, eſq. Sir Thomas Davenport, knt, 
Robert Atherton, eqq. Thomas Peter Legh, eſq. 
0 Thomas Peter Legh, eſq. | 
Sir Tho. Davenport, knt. 
In the free burgeſſes. —60. 
ewton, Hants, 27 Eliz. © 
74 Sir Jn,/Barrington, bart. John Barrington, eſq. 
vacited _ James Worſley, eig. 
Ed. Meu Worfle „eig. 
Harcourt Powell, eſq. 
vacated 1775 
Charles Ambler, e/q. 
zo Ed. Meux Worlley, eſq. 
died 198 
Rt. Hon. Henry Dundas 
_ vacated in Dec. 1782 
Richard Pepper Arden, eſq. 
vacated Dec. 1783 
John Barrington, eſq. | | 
n the mayor and burgeſſes of the ſaid borough, having 
ough lands within the faid borough, 22 April, 1729. 
Lo 


rough 


Norfolk. 
4 Sir Edw. Aſtley, bart. Re- elected 
Wen. Coke, eſq. died in Sir John Wodehouſe, bart. 
1776 
Thomas Wm. Coke, eſq. 
o Sir Ed. Aſtle y, bart. 
- Tho. Wm. Coke, eſq. 


Northallerton, Yorkſhire. 26 Edw. I. 16 Car. I. 
4 Daniel Laſcelles, eſq. Henry Peirſe, eſq. 
Henry Peirſe, eſq. Edwin Laſcelles, eſq. 
o Daniel Laſcelles, eſq. va- | 
cated in 1780 | 
Eqdavin Laſcelles, eſq. 
Henry Peirſe, eſg. 
n the burgage- holders. 180. 


6 2. 


* 3 


N orthamptonſtire, 1784. 

1774 Lucy Knightley, eſq. Sir James Langham, bait, 
a Thomas Powys, eſq. e 
1780 Both re- elected 


6 Nori bampton Town. 23 Edw. J. 
1774 Sir G. Robinſon, bart. Lord Compton 
Hon. W. Tollemache Fiennes Trotman, eg. 


4 gr. 
ann 
thei 


1780 V. Althorpe ; vacated in Lord Lucan 4K 
1782, on being appoint- A 
ed Lord of the Trea- . : 
ſury 5 3 
Lord Lucan H. 
George Rodney, eſq- o R. 
In the inhabitants being houſeholders, and not receſ H 
alms; and the ſharing in the charitable gift diſtribute n the 
Chriſtmas, is a taking of alms, 26 April, 1664.— 100 to t. 
Northumberland. 0.—. 
1774 Lord Algern. Percy Re- clected 
Sir W. Middleton, bart. Re-clected 4 Lc 
1780 Both re- elected | — 
Noravich Git. 23 Edw. I. | - Is 
1774 Sir Harb. Harbord, bart. Sir Harbord Harbord Moin 
Edward Bacon, eſq. M. Wyndham, Eq. 8 
1780 Both re- elected — Hobart, eſq. Rt 
In the freeholders, and fach freemen only as are en NE 
in the books, and do not receive alms or charity, 12 NM. B of 
170T,—3000. 
Wortinghamſhire. - Mis 
1774 The Earl of Lincoln, di- Lord E. C. C. Bentinck Lo 
"xd in 778 Charles Meadows, eſq. Bot 
Lord Ed. Bentinck © | the's 
Hon. T. Willoughby ; a 
peer, 1774 f | dir 
Cha. Meadoavs, eſq. | | Von 
1780 Both re-elected p | ) Sir 
Nottingham, Town of. Won 
1774 Hon. Wm. Howe Robt. Smith, eſq. Prin 
55 C. Sedley, bart. died Dan. Parker Coke, eſq. 
778 | 
Abel Smith, eſq. died 1779 i Re. 
| Robert Smith, eſq. 
1780 Robert Smith, eſq. 3.4 | Hug! 
Dan. Parker Coke, eſq. | "Ph 


\oreed to be in the mayor, freemen and freeholders of 408. 
annum. It was alſo agreed, that the eldeſt ſons of freemen 
their birth, the youngeſt ſons of freemen who had ſeryed 
n years apprenticeſhip, whether in Nottingham or elſe» 
re; and alſo ſuch perſons as ſerved apprenticeſhip to any 
man of Nottingham, were well entitled to demand their 
dom. 10 June, 1701.—1800. , 1784. | 
" Oakhampton. 28 Edw. I. 7 Edw. II. 16 Car. I. 
4 Rich. Vernon, eſq. John Luxmore, eſy, © 130 
Alex. Wedderburne, eſq. Tho. Wiggins, egg. 122 
vacated in 1778, now Lord Malden 104 
Ld. Loughborough Humphry Minchin, eſq. 103 
Humphrey Minchin, eſg. 
o Rich. Vernon, eſq. 
receſ Humphrey Minchin, eſq. | | 
n the feceholders, and freemen, being made free accord- 
to the charter and bye-laws of the ſaid borough, 24 Feb. 
0,—400. | 
Orford, Suffolk, 23 Edw. I. 
4 Ld. Viſc. Beauchamp Reselected 
Hon. G. S. Conway Re-eleted 
o Both re- elected | 
n the mayor, portmen, capital burgeſſes, and freemen not 
| Wiing alms or charity. 29 Jan. x908.—100. | 
| Oxfordſhire. 
4 Rt. H. Ld. C. Spencer Re- elected 
Rt. H. Ld. Viſ. Wenman Re. elected 
o Both re- elected 
Oxford City. 23 Edw. I. 
Hon. Peregrine Bertie Re, elected p 
Lord Robert Spencer Re- elected 
Both re- elected | 
the corporation and freemen.— 500. 
Oxford Univer/ity. 1 James I. 
; Sir R. Newdigate, bart. Sir W. Dolben, bart. 
Francis Page, eq. Re- elected 
o Sir Wm. Dolben, bart. 
Francis Page, eſq. 
the doctors and actual maſters, —4. 50. 
Pembrokeſhire. 
Sir Hugh Owen, bart. Re-elected 
Re- elected ä N 
, Pembroke, Town of. 
Hugh Owen, eſq. Re - elected 
Re- elected D 


art, 


{q. 


# 


6f Penibroke, Tenby, and Whiſton. 23 Feb. 1711.— a0. 


the other inhabitants within the city paying ſcot and lot, 
May, 1728.—400. 


38) 


In the mayor, hailiffs, and burgeſſes of the bined! boron 
n 


15 Penryn, Cornwall. 1 Edw. VI. 1784. | 
1774 Sir G. Oſborne, bart. Sir John Saint Aubyn, bt. 
| Wm. Chaytor, eq. Sir Francis Baſſet, bart. | 
1780 Sir F. Baſſet, bart. John Smith, .eſq. - 4 
John Rogr1s,eſq. vacated Richard Jackſon, eſq. 
in 1782 


Reginald P. Careau, eſg. 
In the mayor, portreeve, aldermen, and Abbe pay 
ſcot and lot. 140. 
Peterborough, City of. 1 E dw. VI. 
1774 Mat. Wyldbore, eſq. James Phipps, eſq. 
Rich. Benyon, efq. Richard Benyon, eſq. 
1780 James Fhipps, eſq. | | 6 
Richard Benyon, eſq. ö 
Agreed to be in the inhabitants paying ſcot and lot. 16 Ju 


1701. — The execution and return of the precept was reſolve 
be in the bailiff appointed by the dean and chapter, 9 A 
1728,—The right of electing bürgeſſes to parliament was 
ſolved to be in the inhabitants within the precinets of 
minſter there, being houſeholders not no wary aims; and 


Petersfield, 3 25 Edw. I. 8 

1774 Wm. Jolliffe, eſq. re- elected las J 
Sir Abra. Hume, bart. Thomas Samuel * 1130 “ 
1780 William Joliffe, eſq. | | \ 
Tho. Sam. Jolliffe, eſq. 1 


Is in the freeholders of lands, or ancient e e 
ſhambles, or dwelling-houſes or ſhambles built upon anc gn 
foundations, within the ſaid borough, 9 May, 1727.— . wi 


| P/ympton, Dewon/hire. 23 Ew. I. 
1774 Paul Henry Ourry, eſq. Jahn Stephenſon, eſq. 74 3 
vacated 1775 > Pam Treby Ourry, eg. 
John Dura: d, %. A 
Sir R. Phillip, hart. F 
(now Ld. Milford) va- | : P 
cated in 1779 | 9 
William Fullarion, . wy 80 E 
1780 Viſc. Cranburn; ſuc. 9 5 | 
ceeded Earl of Saiifbury | $S 
in 1780 ä Sg 
Hon. Fines Stuart 5 
Sir Ralpu Payne, K. B. 


6390 


n the mayor, bailiff, and het: and in the ſons of Sek | 
who have a right to, demand their. freedom, 28 Jan. 


. „ 2 1284. 

n, bt. Plymouth, Dewonſ/bire. 26 Edw. I. 20 Hen. VI. 
are. 4 Viſc. Barrington, vacated Robert Funſiagu, e/q. — 93 
in 8 John Maucbride, . — 90 
. Lord Leavifham | 3 P. Baſt ard, elq, 8 
Sir Ch. Hardy, died 1980 1 
Wo Sir Fre. L. Rogers, bart. a 
1 George Darby, eſq. 5 
n the mayor and commonalty, 9 June, 1650. — 50 F 
Relolved, that the word commonalty above-mentioned extends | 
y to the freemen of the ſaid borough. 17 Jan. 1739. 4 
4 : Pontefract, York/hire. 23, 26 Edw. I. Ja. J. - | 
| 4 Sir J. Goodricke, bart. John Smyth, eig. 362 
16 J Charles Meiliſh, eſq. Jobn Sotheron, eſs. 197 
eſolve le L. Galway; vacat. 1783 Sir Rowland Wynne, bt. 167 
A John Smith, eſq. = 
9 Wm. Nedham, efq. [6 
N my Dught to be by the inhabitants (houſeholders) reſident there. 
a - May, 1624-—Ts in the perions having, within the ſaid bo- 
ig: zh, a freehold of burgage-tenure paying a burgage rent,» || 


ab. 1770.—1 50. 

Poole, Dorſetſbire. 36 Edw. III. 31 Hen. W 
74 Sir Eyre Coote, K. B. Angelo Michael Taylor, . 

Joſhua Mauger, eſq. William Morton Pitt, * 
80 Toſeph Gulſtone, eq. 

William Mort. Pitt, eſg. 1 
In the out- burgeſſes as. well as! in- burgeſſes. 15 June, 1661.— | 
on Reſolved by the committee to be in the mayor, bur. 
les and commonalty who pay ſcot and lot. 9 Feb. 1688.— | 
o which the houſe diſagreed. ; 

| Portſmouth, Hants, 23 Edw, I. 
|» 74 Sir Ed. Hawke, K. B. Sir Harry Featherſtonhaugh 
| created a peer in 1776 Hon. William Coruwallis 
M.Suckling, eſg. died 1778 
Hon. R. Monc&ton | 
P. Taylor, eq. died 1777 
Sir Wm. Gordon, K. B. 
30 Hon. R. Monckton, died 
in 1782 
Sir H. Feather/tonhaugh 
Sir W. Gordon, vacated 
. ˖ | 
Hon. T. Er/Aine D 2 


fe, el 
houſe 
Ane 


7. — 


% 


07 


In the maxor, aldermen, and hurgeſles, 24 Tan, 1695. 

Preſton, Lancaſhire. 23 Edw. I. Edw. VI. 1784. 
1774 Sir H. Hoghton, bart. re-elected \ 
= John Burgoyne, eq, re-elected | 
1780 Both re-elected Ralph Clayton, eſq. 

5 | M. A. Taylor, eſq. 

Ts in all the inhabitants. 18 Dec. 1661.—600. 

It was determined that the words a!} the inhabitants, did 
only mean the in-burgeſſes of the laſt guild, or thoſe adm 
ſince by copy of court- roll as are inhabitants of the ſaid pl 
but all the inhabitants at large, 29 Nov. 1770. 


1 Queenlorougb, Kent, 13 Eliz. 
1774 Sir C. Frederick, K. B. Geo. Bowyer, e/q. 
Sir W. Rawlinſon, kt. John Aldridge, eſq. 

1780 Both re- elected Sir Hyde Parker 
| | Robert Mackey, eſq. 
In the mayor, jurats and bailiffs only, 17 April, 1729.— 
NE, Radnorſbire. | 
1774 Thomas Johnes, eſq. re elected f 
1780 re- elected | ; M 
WI | | New Raanor. | 
W 1774 Elward Lewis, eſq. re: elected T 
WW 1780 re-elected | 
In the burgeſſes of Radnor, Ryader, Knighton, KEnuck | 
and Kevenlice only. 12 Nov. 1690,—600, ' H 


= | Reading, Berkfhire. 23 Edw. I. n ſu 
I | 1774 John Dodd eſq. | Rich. Ald. Neville, eſq. ſaid 
q Fr. Avneftey, efq. re. elected ed \ 


17%0 > odd, q. died 1782 
K. A. Newille. ejq. 
Francis Anneſley, eſq. 2 
In the freemen and inhabitants, ſuch freemen not recen 
aims, and ſuch inhabitants paying ſcot and lot. 2 Dec. 17 
Is in the inhabitants only, paying ſcot and lot. 30 M 
1716, —560. 


Eaſt Retford, Nottinghamſhire. 9 Edw. II. E 
1774 Sir Cecil Wray, bart. Wharton Amcotts, eſq. Y 
Lord T. P. Clinton made Earl of Lincoln n tl 

his election for Weſt- 
minſter | 40 
Hon. W. Hanger, vac. 1778 F 
Lord J. P. Clinton 80 F 
1780 Wharton Amcotts, eſq. | nt 


Ld. T. P. Clintongdieds 78 1 
Earl of Lincoln | 


29.— 


— 
» NUCKI 


ſq. 


recent! 


ec. 17 
30 M 


ſq. 


% Wm. Aiſlabie, eſq, 


do Both re- elected 
n the citizens.— 800. 


649) 


he younger ſons of freemen have not a right ta demand 
r frecdum of the ſaid burough. 17 March, 1701. — In the 
geſles, reſident and non-reſident. 15 April, 1701. —-Perſons 
inhabiting in the ſaid borough, are incapable of being made 
by redemption ; and the ſons of fre:men have a right of 
dom. 28 Nov. 1702.—ls in ſuch freemen only as have a 
t to their freedom by birth, as eldeſt ſons of freemen, or by « 
ing ſeven years apprenticethip, or have it by redemption, ' i 
ther inhabiting or not inhabiting in the borough at the 
of their being made free. x7 Jan. 1705,—Reſolved- ta 
in ſuch freemen only as have a right to their freedom by Þ 
h, as eldeſt ſong of freemen, or by ſerving ſeven years ap- 
ticeſnip, or have it by redemption, inhabiting in the ſaid i 
oughat the time of their being made free. 11 Jan. 1710,—1 50, 
Richmond, York/hire. 19 Eliz. 1784, 
4 Charles Dundas, eſq. re- elected 5 
William Norton, eſq. Earl ef Incbiguin 
o Sir Lawrence Dundas, bt. 8 . 
made his election for | | : 
Edinburgh e N 1 
Marquis of Graham | 8 
vacated Dec. 1783 | | b 
Thomas Dundas, eſq. : 8 
made his election for „ 
Stirlingſhire : . 1 
Hon. George Fitzavilliam ww 
n ſuch perſons only as are owners of ancient burgages in # 
{aid borough having a right of paſture in a common field © | 
ed Whitcliff paſture. 9 Mar. 1727.—270. 52 F 
Ripon, Yorkſhire. 23 Edw. I. 
Hon. Frederick Robinſon 
Ch. Allanſon,, eſq. died William Lawrence, eiq. 
in 177 | 
William Lawrence, eg. 


— a  —_— 
—— — r 
— 


* 


do W. Aiflabie, eſq. died in 


1781 

Hon. Frederick Robinſn ; 

William Lawrence, eſq. 
n the inhabitants.— 200. 5 | 

" Rocheſfler, Kent. 23 Edw. I. | 

4 Geo. Finch Hatton, eſq. Sir Charles Middleton — 76 

Robert Gregory, eſq. Nathaniel Smith, eſg, — 72 
Gco. Finch Hatton, eſq, 41 


D 3 


N 


** New 83 Kent. 42 Edw. III. 1784. 
1774 Sir Edward Dering, bart. re- elected | 
Richard Jackſon, eſq. Fohn Smith, 2 

1730 Both re- elected 

In the mayor, 5 jurats, and 26 freemen.— 32. 

Rutlandſbire. 

1774 Thomas Noel, eſq. re- elected 
* Gee. B. Brudenell, eſq. re- elected 

1780 Both re- elected 
6 Rye, Siſſex. 42 Edw. III. 
1774 M. Onſlow, eſq. vacated C. W. Cornwall, eſq. 

in 1775 William . elq, 
Hon. T. Onflow : 
7. Fuller, eſq. died i in 


77 
Wi liam Dickenſon, eſq. 
1780 Thomas Onſlow, eiq. 
Wm. Dickenſon, eſq. 
In the mayor, jurats and freemen, inhabiting in the! 
port, and paying ſcot and lot. 19 Dec. 1702.— loo. 


Ryegate, Surrey. 23 Edw. I. In 
1774 Hon. John Yorke William Bellingham, e/q. Woug 
Sir Charles Cocks, bart. Edvard e 2. 


1780 Both re- elected 1774 
In the freeholders.— 200. | - 
TY - Salop, or Shropſbire. 
1774 Noel Hill, eſq. S:r Richard Hill, bart. 


Charles Baldwyn, eſq. John Hnaſton, fa. 1780 
1780 Richard Hill, eſq. 
Noel Hill, eſq. . 1774 
Saltaſßb, Cornaball. Edw. VI. 
1774 Sir Grey Cooper, bart. Lord Stratbaven, 1780 
Thomas Bradſhaw, eſq. 1 eſq. 
died in 1778 t. hon. C. Jenkinſon, 
Henry Strachey, eſg. Charles Ambler, oy 
1780 Sir Grey Cooper, bart. S RO 
Rt. hon. Cha. Jenkinſfon popu 
In the mayor, recorder, fix aldermen, -and twenty freeholi | 
| Sandabich, Kent. 42 Edw. III. 1774 
1774 Wm. Hey, eſq, vacated Charles Brett, eſq. 
n 1776 Philp Stephens, eſq. 1780 


Charles Brett, e. 
Philip Stephens, 1 : 
1780 Philip Stephens, eſq. : „ 
Sir Richard Sutton, bart. I 


1 


In the freemen reſiant and non-reſiant, except thoſe who re- 
eive alms.— 7 oo. þ 
New Sarum, Wilts. 23 Edw. I. 1784. 
774 Viſcount Folkeſtone, ſuc- Hon. William Bouverie 
ceeded Earl of Radnor William Huſſey, eſq. 
in 1776 
Hon. W. Bouverie 
Wm. Huſſey, eq. 
180 William Huſſey, eſq. 
Hon. Wm. Bouverie # 
q- Is in the ſelect number, i. e. the mayor and corporation, con- | 
eſq. {Milting of 56 perſons. 1 April, 1689. 4 
| Old Sarum, Wilts. 23 Edw. I. 4 
7714 Thomas Pitt, eſq. Hon. John Chas. Villiers 
Pink. Wilkinſon, eſq. George Hardinge, eſq. 
780 T. Pitt, eſq. a peer in 1784 == if 
Hon. J. C. Villiers | "= 
Pink. Wilkinſon, eſq. | 0 


the! died, March 1784 b 
0. George Hardinge, e/q- 1 
In the freeholders being burgage-holders of the ſaid bo-“ 
/g. ough. 14 March, 1688,—7. 1 
Scarborough, York/hire, 23 Ed w. III. | 
1774 Sir H. Pallifer, bart. va- Lord Tyrconnel 
cated in 1779 G-orge Ofbaldeſton, eſq. 
| Hon. Charles Phipps Hon. Charles Phipps 
25 Earl of Tyrconnel 


1730 The two laſt re elected 4 
Seaford, Suſſex. 42 Edw. III. 7 
1774 Lord Viſcount Gage Viſcount Newill | 
George Medley, eſq. Sir Peter Parker, bart. 
1780 John Durand, eſq. | 
John Robinſon, eſq. made 
n, dis elect. for Harwich 
C. D*Oyley, e/q. | | 
Is not only in the bailiffs, jurors and freemen, but in ef 
popularity alſo. 10 Feb. 1670. | 
| Shafteſbury, Dorſetſbiꝑg. 23 Edw. I. 
1774 Hans W.Mor timer, eſq. refeteted | | 
George Rous, eſq. Adam Drummond, eſq. 
1780 Sir Tho. Rumbold, bart. c þ 
voted out fl 
Hans W. Mortimer, 72 
Sir Francis Sykes, bart. 
Not only in the mayor and burgeſſes, but in the inhabitants 


ehol: 


. 
1 


paying ſcot and lot. 29 Feb, 1695.— 300. 


d 


( 44 ) 
Shoreham, Suſſex. 23 Edw. I. 178.4. 
1774 Sir John Shelley, bart. John Peachey, eſq. a 
Charles Goring, eſq. Sir Cecil Bisſhopp, bart. ; 
1780 Sir Cecil Bisthopp, bart, J. Aldridge, eq. 
John Teachey, eſq. | | 3 
All the freehoiders of 40s. per annum in the rape or hund 
of Bramber, in which Shorcham is ſituated, have a right 
vote. Act of 1771.—750. Se 
Shrewſbury, Shropſhire. 23 Edw. I. 
1774 Rt. Hon. Lord Clive Sir C, Leighton, bart. 
died 1775 William Pulteney, eſq. 
John Corbet, eq. | 
William Pulteney, eſq. 
1780 Sir Charlt. Leighton, bart. 
Wilham Pultency, efq. , 
In the burgeſſes inhabiting in the ſaid borough, or int 
ſuburbs thereof, paying ſcot and lot, and not receiving alms 
charity. 20 Dec. 170y. 9 April, 1723,—[s in the may, 
| aldermen, and burgciles. 27 May, 1714.—500,—N, | 
Several pariſhes and viliages were voted to be no part of t; 
ancient borough or ſuburbs. 9 April, 1723. 
5 | Somerſet/hire, 
1774 Rich. Hip. Coxe, eſq. Sir John Trevelyan, bart. 
Edward Phelips, elq. Edward Phelips, jun. e/q. 
1780 Sir John Trevelyan, bart. 5 
Rich. Hip. Coxe, eſq. 
Southampton Town. 23 Edw. I. 
1774 Rt. Hon. Hans Stanley, John Fl-ming, eſg. 
died 1780 James Admyatt, eſq. 
| John Fuller, . 
John Fleming, eſq. 
1780 Hans Sloane, eſq. _ 
John Fuller, eſq. | | | | 
In the burgeiles and inhabitants. 31 Dec, 1689. Reſolve! 
that the out- living burgeſſes, as well as the burgeſſes (inhab 
| tants) paying ſcot and lot, had a right to vote. 17 Marc 
1625. —400.— Mayor and bailiffs are the returning officer 
| April 3, 1735. 5 
| Southwark,, Borough of. 23 Edw. I. 
1774 Henry Thrale, eſq. Henry Thornten, eſq. 
| Nat. Polhill, eſq. Sir Barnard Turner, Aut. 
1780 Sir Rich. Hotham, kt. | 
N. Polhill, eſq. d. 1782 
Henry Thornton, e/q. 


— 2 


4 


3 


s only in the inhabitants paying ſcot and lot. 10 Nov, | 
92. —1 500. 
| Srafford/hire. TT, et 

4 Sir Ino. Wrotteſley, bt. Sir Edward Littleton, bt. 

Sir Wm. Bagot, bart. Sir John Wrotteſley, bt. 
80 Sir J. Wrotteſley, bt. | | 
Viſc. Lewiſham _ 

| Stafford Town. 23 Edw. I. 

74 Rich. Whitworth, eſq. Hon. Edw. Monckton 
Hugo Meynell, eſq. R. B. Sheridan, eſq. 
80 Hon. Edw. Monckton * 

R. B. Sheridan, eſq. | 
In the mayor, aldermen, and burgeſſes reſiant within the 
rough. 27 Nov. 1722.—400. 

Stamford, Lincolnſhire, 23 Edw. I. 

74 Sir Geo. Howard, K. B. Re- elected 


— Henry Cecil, eſq. Re- elected 
N. so Both re-elected ; | I 
of In the inhabitants paying ſcot and lot, and not receiving 
s or public charities. 28 March, 1735.— 500. | 
Steyning, Sie. 4 Edw. II. 
irt 74 Th. Edw. Freeman, eſq. Hon. R. Howard 
"Hh Film. Honywodd, eſq. Sir J. Honywood, bt. ' 
7 so Sir T. G. Skipwith, bt. 5 I 
F. Hony wood, eſq. made | 
his election for Kent | : 
John Bullock, eſg. 2 
Agreed to be in the inhabitants paying ſcot and lot, and not 
eiying alms. 10 April, 1701.—Agreed to be in the con- 
bles and houſeholders (inhabitants) within the borough | 
ying {cot and lot, and not receiving alms. 17 Feb, 1710. 
30. | | 2 | 
eto | Stockbridge, Hants, 1 Eliz. | 
inhabl 4 Lord Irnham Fon. John Luttrell | 
Marc Hon. J. Luttrell, vacated Thomas Boothby Parkyns, eſ . 
in 1775 | 7 
office Hon. Ja. Luttrell | 
80 Hon, John Luttrell 4 
Hon. James Luttrell | 
10 In the inhabitants paying ſcot and lot.— 70. 


Sudbury, Suffolk. 1 Eliz. 


74 Sir Patrick Blake, bart. John Langſton, e/q. 359 
Sir Wal. Hanmer, bart. William Smith, e:. 286 


$0 Sir Pat. Blake, bart. Francis Dickens, eſq. 189 
Sir James Marriott, knt. 1 RO 


- 


( 46 ) 
Only in the ſons of freemen born after their fathers were m 
free, an:i in tuch as have ſerved ſeven years apprenticeſhip, 
made freemen by redemption. - 6 Dec. 1703. ED 
Suffolk. 172 4. 


1774 Rowland Holt, teſq. Sir John Raus, hart. | I Be 
Sr T. C. Bunbury, bart. Joa/iua Grighy, eſe, 1 Jo 


1780 Sir John Rous bart. Sir T. C. Bunbury, bart. lM" the 


Sir T. C. Bunbury, bart. * 
| Sur rey. | 1 

1774 Sir F. Vincent, bart. Sir Joſeph Maw dey, bart, If 

died in. 1775 Hon. William Norton To 

- Sir J. Maavbey, bart. | 1 

J. Scawen, eq. - . Ja 

1780 Sir J. Mau bey bart. © 

Hon. Aug, Keppel a peer | Ja 

in 1782 n the 
Lord Alt horpe.; Tacceeded 

Earl Spencer in 1783 | S 0 

| Sir R. Clayton, bart. 5 H. 

„„ | Sufſex. » C 

1774 Lord Geo. H. Lenox re- elected | 3 


Sir T. S. Wilſon, bart. Rt. Hon. Thomas Pelham C 
1780 Lord Geo. H. Lenox a 


Hon. T. Pelham | F, 
| Tamavurth, Stafford/hire. $5 Eliz. _ - th 
1774 Edw.Thurlow, efa. Lord John, Calvert, jun. eſq. ks 

Chancellor, 1778 Tohn Courtenay, eſq. N. 
Anthony Chamier, eſg, Prancis Drake, eſq. ö 

T. De Grey, jun. eſga. Chriſ. Curo, eſq. 

1780 Anthony Chamier, eſq. Si 
died in 1580 " 


John Calvert, . | 0 8 
John Courtenay, eſq. | ; 

In the inhabitants paying ſcot and lot, and in ſuch peri 8 
as have freeholds within the borough, whether reſident in 
borough or not. 17 March, 1698. — In the inhabitants, Þ 
houſeholders, paving ſcot and lot, and not receiving 4 


23 Jan. 1722.—2 50. | 4N 
Taviſtock, Dewvon/kire. 23 Edw. I. | 

1774 Rt. Hon. Rich. Rigby Re-elected 7. 
Rt. Hon. R. Fitzpatrick Re- elected ; Si 


1780 Both resele ed | 55 ; 

In the freeholiters of inheritance in poſſeſſion, inhab'\{Win th 
within the faid borongh. 13 March, 1695. 4 Feb. ! 
19 Jan. 1502.—110, | 3 5 


4 7 7 * 


Taunton, Somerſet/lire. 23 Edw. I. 1784. 
4 Alex. Popham, eſq. Benj. Hammett, eſq. 
"obs Halliday, eſq. Alexander Fopham, eſq. 
o John Roberts, eſq. died 
in March, 1782 
Ben. Hammett, eſq. N 
John Halliday, eig. # 
n th: inhabitants within the ſaid borough ies; ak 1 


_ and not receiving alms or chai ty. 28 July, 1718. . „ 
1 t Tavleſbury, Glouceſter ire. 12 James * 8 
'** We Sir W. Codeington, bart. James Martip, eq. 23>. 466 
3 Jofeph Martin, eſq. died Sir W. Cotrington, bart. 210 | 
in 1776 5 John n ci. e 150 
James Martin, eſa. ig 
o Sir W. Codrington, bart. | _ 3 „„ 


James Martin, eſq. 
n the inhabitants paying ſcot and 85 een eee | 


TE Thetford, - Norfolk. 1 Edw. VI | 
tow. Ch. Fitzroy Sir Charles Kent, bart. 
C. F. Scudamore, efq. J. Jennings 7 
o Rich. Hopkins, eq. 
C. F. Scudamorc, ef. 
vacated in 1182 
Earl of Eufton. 
n the mayor, burgeſſes cohich are ten), and in the. come 
nalty, or common council (which are twenty,) amounting 
the whol e to thirty-one. 7 June, 1685, 


Thirſt, York/lire. 23 Edw. III. Edw. . 
74 Sir T. Frankland. bart. Sir Tho. Fran gland, Ai. 
1. Frankland, eiq. Sir G. P. n bart. 
do Sir Tho. Gaſcoigne, bart. . 


Beiby Thompſon, eſq. 
fl cop n the burgage-hoiders of Old Thirſke, 


nt In 
ts, b | fs x 
g a i verton, Devonſtire. James I. 
4 Nat. Rider, eſq. Lord Sir John Duntze, bart. 
Harrowby in 1776 Hon. Dudley Rider 
John Wilmiat, efq. 
Sir John Duntze, bart. 
o The two laſt re-elected. 
* n the mayor, recorder, burgeſſes, and aſſiſtants. 36. | 
©I 


ham 


| of 


| 2794 Sir Ph. Fen. Clerke, bart. Re. elected 


1784. ts of 


James Amyatt, eſq.. Hon. Henry Phipps 
1780 Sir Ph. Jen. Cberke, bart. on FE 
Launcelot Brown, eſq. | | 
In the freemen not inhabiting, as well as freemen inhal 


Totnes, Devonſhire. $4 Edw. I. 


ing within the ſaid borough. 4 Mar. 1695.— 115. | dir 
Tregony, Cornwall, Edw. I. 5 Eliz. SY 
1774 Hon. G. L. Parker Rt. Hon. L. Kenyon Sir 
Sir Alex, Leith, bart. R-bert King ſimill, e/q. Sir 
1780 John Stephenſon, eſq, Lord Lewiſham | 
| John Dawes, eſq. J. Bottſworth, eſq. "i 
| Agreed to be in all the inhabitants that provide for the 08 
ſelves, whether they live under the ſame roof or not. 5 Mar 75 
169 5.1000. Bk 
| Turo, Cornavall. 23 Edw.1I. | © hs 
1774 George Boſcawen, eſq. . A. S. Boſcaaben, efq. perſ 


— —::. I VR —ñ— — ˙— •w!l; ˙ ! 8 


| rome of the ſaid borough as pay ſcot and lot, and int 


Bamber Gaſcoyne, eſq. V. M*Cormack, %. 
1780 Henry Roſewarne, eſq. Hon. Thomas Erſkine 
died June 26, 1783 Roger Wilbraham, eſq. Cle 
J. P. Baſtard, eſg. va- : LE ry 
cated in 1784 Cl 
Sir John St. Aubyn, bart. 22 5 e 
Bamber Gaſcoyne, eſq. „„ 
In the mayor and fele& number of burgeſſes. 21 M 
1689.—26. 
Wallingford, Berk ire. 23 Edw. J. 
1774 Sir Robert Barker, knt. Thomas Aubrey, eſg. | 
John Cator, eſq. Sir Francis Sykes, bart. 3 
1780 John Aubrey, eſq. N ; | 
ChalonerArcedeck ne, eſq. | i 
In the mayor, aldermen, bailiffs, and eighteen aſſiſta 
together with the inhabitants of the ſaid borough pay. 
ſcot and lot, and not receiving alms. 15 Dec. 1709.—1 fl. 
Wareham, Dorſetſtire. 30 Edw. I. 
1774 Hon. W. Gerard Hamilton Thomas Farrer, eſq. 
Chriſt. Doyley, eſq. Charles Lefebure, eſg. hi 
1780 Thomas Farrer, eſq. 
John Boyd, eſq. | 
In the mayor, magiſtrates, and freeholders, and all that 
ſcot and lot, 25 June, 1661.—Ts only in the mayor and 


reeholders of lands or tenements there, who have been #: 
fide, to their own uſe, in the actual occupation, or in the! f 


* 


a” . 
—_— — CO — 0 —_ 2 eye Mo" att h ' ap - 0 E . . "ts, bo * 
— - We 5 I So In ” A 8 * * 2 „ 
* | 1 * f : £5 © 4 8 oo - — 
* | " bw” "4 gl i * * * 
. * F Foe" - "Io =. 
- 


ts of the rents and profits of ſuch lands and tenements, for | 
ſpace of one whole year next before the election, except the © | f 
came to ſuch freeholders by deſcent, deviſe, marriage, 
iage-ſettlement, . or promotion to ſome benefice in the Þ 
: ch. 19 Jan. 1747.—1 50. | FS 
nhab | Waravick/hire. 1784. | 
| Sir Charles Holt, bart. Sir Robert Lawley, bart. 
T. George Skipwith, eſq. Sir G. A. W. Shuckburgh, bt. 
> Sir Robert Lawley, bart. 
Sir Geo-Shuckburgh, bt. | 
Waravick Town. 23 Edw. I. 
Hon. Ch. F. Greville Hon. Ch. F. Greville 238 
te Hon. Rt. Fulke Greville Robert Ladbrohe, eſq. 241 
Mo Hon. C. F. Greville — Holbeck, eſq. 206 
| Robert Ladbroke, eſq. | 
the commonalty of the ſaid town. 3 May, 1628.—!]s in 
perſons only as do pay to church and poor in the ſaid bo- 
th, 3 Jan, 1722.— 500. | 
i Wells City, 23 Edw. I. 
: Clement Tudway, eſq. re- elected 
Robert Child, eſq. William Beckford, efq. 
Clement Tudway, eſq. "= 
Ro. Child, efq. died 1782 
John Curtis, eſg. 
in the mayor, maſters, and burgeſſes of the ſaid city, 
eb. 1695.—N, B. The bye-law of 1712, for inflictiug pe- 
es on the mayor and burgeſſes, declared to be'aibitrary and 
al. 30 May, 1916. Reſolved to be in the mayor, maſters, 
burgeſſes, and in ſuch perſons as are (by conſent of the 
or and common- council) admitted to their freedom in 
of the ſeven trading companies, on account of birth, ſer. 
ie, or marriage. 2 May, 1923. The ſame reſolution. 
April, 1729.— The fame again. II March, 1734.— 500. 


1 M 


NE IWendowver, Buchs. 28 Edw. I. 21 Ja. I. 
John Adams, eſq. mad? Robert Burton, efq. 109 
his election for Caer- John Orde, eſq. 109 
marthen Karl Vernex 14 


Henry Drummond, eſg. William Jolliffe, eſq. 14 
Joſeph Bullock, eſq. vac. | | 
Thomas Dummer, eq. 1 _— 
W Richard Smith, elq. 1 | | -- 
John Manſell Smith, eſq. EE CHOSEN et) | 
greed te be in the inhabitants (houſekeepers within the 
ugh) not receiving alms, But perſons coming by certifi- 
; 5 


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an * 


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LI NT eG > vas 
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50 

| eate to live in the borough have not a right to vote. 213 
| F702.,—T60, ' : . . 74 \ 
5 |  Wenlock, Shrop/hire, Edw. IV. 1784. | 3 

1774 Sir H. Bridgeman, bart. re-elected SR bo 
Geo. Foreſter, eſfy.  Fohn Bridgeman, eſq. f 
| 1780 Sir H. Bridgeman, bart. | 
| T. Whitmore, eq. made 5 
| his election for Bridg- | 
| n th 
| north x 
| George Foreſter, eſg. "vhs 
In the burgeſies.—190. | "7 


| - Weobley, Herefordſhire. 23 Edw. I. 16Car.l. I. 
1774 J. St. Leger Douglas, eſq. John Scott, eſq. | 
| Sir Wm. Lynch, K. B. Andrew Bayntun, eſfq. L 


3 vacated in 1780 | ok 
|, Andrew Buyn tun, eſy., 5 . $1 
1780 J. St. Leger Douglas, eſq. = | 
8 died in 1783 | a S. 
Jobn Scott, eg. | Iohal 
Andrew Bayntun, eſq. 5 | ing 
Agreed to be in ihe inhabitants of houſes of 308. per gh 
paying ſcot and lot. 13 Jan. 1698.—Refolved, to be in 8 
inhabitants of the ancient vote-houles of 20s. per ann. wt 
and upwards, reſiding in the ſaid houlcs forty days before 
day of 


| election, and paying ſcot and lot; and alſo in 

| | - owners of ſuch ancient vote-houles, paying ſcot and 95 
| | . who ſhall be reſident in ſuch houſes at the time of the ele T 
23 March, 1736.—85. 5 I 


. | Weſtbury, Wilts. 27 Hen. VI. 
1774 N. Bayley, eſq. vacated Sam. Eſtwick, eſq. 


Chaloner Arcedeckne, eſq 


tough, and not receiving alms. 1 June, 1515,—g0, 


| 1779 N 4 R. 
| Sam. Eftwick, ch. vv 
| Hon. T. F. Wenman Jo 
1780 Sam. Eſtwick, eſq. FL 

30 Sir J. Whal. Gardiner, bt. ä „ (of 
| Reſolved, that the tenants of burgage-houſes, by leaf? Rt 
Fears abſolute, have a right to vote. 1 Dec, 1702.— s int W 

tenant of any burgage-tenement in fee, for life, or ninet) 1 

| years, determinable upon lives, or by copy of court-roll, p W. 

| a. burgaxe-rent of 4d. or 2d. yearly, being refident in ti Tv 

[| 


* „ 


211 Meſtloas, Cornwall, Edw. VI. ii 
14 Wm. James, eſq. Jobn Scott, ef. 9 
S. Ogilvy, eſq. vacat. 1775 Jebn Lemon, e&/q. Theo "2 
John Rogers, eq. 
bo W. James, eſq. died 1783 
John Buller, e/q. vacated 
in 1782 
J. Somers Cocks, eſg. | 
n the mayor, aldermen, burgeſſes, and freemen.— 358. 
| We/tminſter City. 1 dw. VI. i 
4 Earl Percy, a peer 1796 Sir Cecil Wray, dart. 5998 
Lord Malden | Lerd Hood | 6694 


2 Lord Peterſnam, a peer Rt. Hon. C. J. Fox 6234 
in 1779 Toe 2 
q. Lord T. P. Clinton 5 
o Rt. Hon. Cha. James Fox 
Sir G. Rodney, bart. a 
peer in- 1782 
Sir Cecil Wray, bart. | | 1 
Inhabitants paying ſcot and lot. The King's menial ſervants, 
ing no proper houſes of their own in Weſtminſter, have 
right to vote. 15 Nov. 1680.—11000, 
Narr : Weſtmoreland. DE 
„% 4 Sir Jas. Lowther, bart. Sir Mich. Le Fleming, bart. 
befor made his election for James Lowther, eſq. 
3 Cumberland a 
and James Lowther, efg. , 
e Sir Mic. Le Fleming, bt. 
80 The two laft re- elected | x 
| Weymouth, 12 Eew, II. and Melrombe Regis, 8Ed. II. - 
nited by Elizabeth into one corporation, though two ho- 
- Webs, and ſend four members. | 
1e, eſſh Rt. Hon. Welbore Ellis reaelefted 
W. Chafin Grove, «iq. John Purling, efq. 
John Purling, eſq. Gabricl Stewart, eſq, 
To Tucker, eſq. died 1778 Sir Thomas Rumbold, bt. 
Gabriel Steavart, eſg. e 
y leapo Rt. hon, Welbort Ellis | 
Is in} W. C. Grove,efq. vacated 
ninet) in 1781 
oll, p W. Rich. Rumbold, eſg. 


in til John Purling, efq. 
| W. Lifle, eſq. vac. 1780 
Gabriel Steabart, cg. 
| 2 


As —-—- a 


1774 Rt. Hon. T. Townſhend William Selwyn, eſq. 


and 8th years of the reign of King William, 21 Dec. 1708.— 


all corporate acts, and receive the ſacrament, 28 Nov, I; 


17 March, 1910.— 80. 


"© 3 
Agreed to be in the mayor, aldermen, bailiffs, and capi 
burgeſſes, inhabiting in the borough, and in perſons (M774 
of freeholds within the borough, and not receiving alm 
May, 1130,—400. | 
Whitchurch, Hampſhire. 27 Eliz. 1784. 


Lord Viſc. Middleton re-elected 
1780 Rt. hon. T. Townſend, | 
a peer in 1783 
Mm. Selavyn, eſg. 
Viſcount Middleton | | | 
In the freeholders only of lands or tenements, in right“ 
themſelves, or their wives, not ſplit fince the act of the 


Wigan, Lanca/hire. 23 Edw. I. 1 Edw. VI. 

1774 Geo. Byng, ſq. Orlando Bridgeman, eſq. © 
B. Hotham,cſq.vac. 1775 John Cotes, eſq. 

J. Morton, ejg. | 
1780 Hon. Horatio Walpole 
H. S. Bridgeman, eſq. 
died in 1782 - 
John Cotes, efſq. 
In the free burgeſies.—200, | Rs, 
Wilton, Wilts. 23 Edw. I. 

1774 Hon. N. Herbert di. 1775 Lord Herbert 8 
Charles Herbert, eſq. Rt. hon. W. G. Hamilton 
Henry Herbert, eſq. ED fi 

1780 Lord Herbert | 
Rt. hon. W. G. Hamilton | 

Agreed to be in the mayor and burgeſſes, who are to 


| x Wl:/tire. | 74 | 

1774 Ambroſe Goddard, eſq. re-elected . | 
Cha. Penruddocke, eſq. re- elected 580 ] 
1780 Both re-elected 5 5 
Winchelſca, Suſſex. 42 Edw. III. Is ir 


1774 C. Wolf. Cornwall, eſq. William Nedham, eſq. 
Arn. Neſbitt, eſq. made John Neſbitt, eſq. 


his elect. for Cricklade : 1741 
William Neſbit, eſq. U 
1780 C. W. Cornwall, eſq. | 1 


John Neſbitt, eſq. 
Agreed to be in the mayor, jurats, and freemen. 


1711.—40. . 


1 


Vincbheſter City. 23 Edw. I. 
14 Henry Penton, eſq. Fe=clected mode, 
gs 9 Stanhope, eſq. Richard Gamon, fun, * 
780 Henry Penton, eſq. 

Love] Stanhope, nated 

died in 1983 

Rt. Hon. Henry Flood ö EY 
Stated to be in the mayor, recorder, aldermen, bailiffs, and 
orporation. 20 Oct, 1690. 


Windſor, Berks. 5 Edw. 1. 

774 Hon. Aug. Keppel P. Port lock Powney, eſq. 

Hon. John Montague re- elected 8 
780 P. Portlock Powney, eſq. 

Hon. John Montague 
In the inhabitants who pay ſcot and lot. 4 Nov. 1680, 
n the mayor, bailiffs, and ſelect number of burgeſſes only. 
May, 1689,—Commit tee reſolved the right of election was 
the mayor, bailiffs, and ſelect number of burgeſſes only; 
ut the houſe diſagreed, 17 May, 1690. Agreed to be in the 
habitants of the borough paying ſcot and mw 14 April, 


115.—4 50. | 


Woodſtock, Oxfordſhire. 30 Edw. TI. 
774 John Skinner, eſq. va- Sir HF. Watkin Daſhwood, bt. | 
cated in 1777 Francis Burton, elq. | 
Lord Parker | 
William Eden, eſq. 
do The two laſt re- elected | 
In the mayor, aldermen and freemen of the ſaid borough | 
: March, x 714.—400, 


Wootton Baſſet, Wilt/hire, 5 Hen. . 
74 Hon. Henry St. Fohn Hon. Geo. Aug. North 
Robert Scott, eſq. Hon. R. S. Conway 
80 Hon. Henry St. John I 6 
William Strahan, eſq. 
Is in the principal inhabitants.—1 50. 


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* Morceſterſbire. 
74 Rt. hon. W. Dowdel- Hon. Edward Foley | 
well, died in 1775 William Lygon, eſq. | | 
V. Iygon, cfq. re dw | 
Hon. Edw. 3 
7 f do The two laſt re- elected 1 
3 


| 1774 Sir Geo. Savile, bart. Henry Duncombe, eſq, | Re 


9 March, 1735. 


1774 Rob. Waller, eſq. res elected 


ceiving alms. 28 Jan. 1702.—170, | 


n 


Voregſter City. 23 Edw. I. 1784. 
1774 T. Bates Rous, eſq. Samuel Smith, jun. eſq. R 


John Walſh, eſa. Fon. William Ward | 
1780 T. Bates Rous, eſq. | 1 
Hon. Wm. Ward 2 | | DR 
Agreed to be in the fremen not receiving alms, Feb. 


1693, —In the citizens not receiving alms, and admitted WC. 
their freedom by birth or ſervitude, or by redemption, in or | 
to trade within the ſaid city, 11 Feb. 1747.—2000, 
Chidping-Wycomb, Bucks, 28 Edw. I. 5 
| Hon. T. Fitzmaurice Lord Mahon 
1780 Lord Mahon „ | 
Robert Waller, eſq. i | 
Agreed to be in the mayor, bailiffs, and burgeſſes not off © 


Yarmouth, Norfolk, 23 Edw. ]. 


If 1774 Cha. Townſhend, eſq. Sir John Jervis, K. B. 1 
[Hon. Richard Walpole Henry Beaufoy, eſq. Co 
1780 Both re- elected ER WER 
Is in the burgeſfes at large. — 730. h | Us 
it - Yarmouth, Hamp/hire. 23 Edw. I. lizab 
1774 J. Clark, eſq. vacated Edward Morant, eſq. —4 
17709 | Philip Francis, eſq. 
— Rodt. King ſimill, eſg. | 
E. Worſle y, eſq. vacat. 1775 
lf James Worſley, eſq. | 
7780 Edward Morant, eſq. 
Edward Ruſhworth, eſq. | 
vacated in 1781 A 
Sir T. Rumbold, bart. | : Q E 
The bye-law, made Sept. 21, 1670, for electing fi Ke- 
burgeſſes, by the mayor and five chief burgeſſes, was a go 1 
bye-law. 11 April, 171).— 50. | 4s, 


York/hire. 
Edwin Laſcelles, eſq. W. Wilberforce, elq. 4 Day 


1780 Sir George Savile, bart, ie 
| vacated in Nov. 1783 
. F. Foljambe, e/q. Rob 
Henry Duncombe, eſq. ; ; Sits 
Perſons Shoſe freeholds lie in the Ainſty have a right to vc 2 


Loi 


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. York City. 21 Edw.I. 1784. | p 
q. Rt. Hon. Lord John Ca- Viſcount Galway, 1086 
vendiſh EKR. S. Milnes, eſy. 1019 
Cha. Turner, eſq. Lord J. Cavendiſh 911 
Rt. Hon. Lord John Ca- Sir W. Milner 802 
Feb. vendiſn 8 
nitted WC. Turner, eſq. created a 
in ora bt. April 1782, died in 
Oct. 1783 $ 
Viſcount Galauay 
in the corporation and citizens. —i 500, 


2 ———— 


WALES, by an ac 2) Hen. VIII. | 
ECAPITULATION— The firſt ſummons for Repreſenta- 
for Counties (and ſome Cities) was the 49th of 
ry III. The firſt returns for ſhires on record, 1$th of 
ard III. Firſt returns for Cities and Boroughs, 23 
Counties, Cities, and Boroughs, ſent Repreſentatives to 
arliament at the acceſſion of Hen. VIII. —3 1 were added 
Henry VIII. —21 by Edward VI.— 14 by Mary—3 x by 
lizabeth—14 by James I.—8 by Charles I, —4 by Charles 
,—45 by Anne for Scotland, 12 | 


not 


* 


! A MI 
| Aberdeen/hire. 
Alex. Garden, eſq. Re- elected 
Re- elected . 


Aberbrothock,. Aberdeen, Oc. 
Hon. T. Lyon, died 1978 Sir David Carnegie, bart. 
Adam Drummond, eſq. , EE, 
d Re-elected | 
County of Air. | 
David Kennedy, eſq. Hugh Montgomery, </q. 
d Sir Ad. Ferguſon, bart. | 
| Argyleſtire. | 

Robert Campbell, eſq. Lord Frederick Campbell 
to vl] vacated in 1774 

Adam Living /tone, eſq. 

Lord Frederick Campbell 


( 56 ) 


Banſfſbire. . 
5774 Ritt. Ja. Duff, Earl of Sir James Duff "7 b 
1e ; : 
1780 Re- elected 


"IS 
Ee, 


Bak bfiios.. 
1774 J. Pringle, jun. eſq. va- nee 97 
cated 1779 | 
Sir John Paterſon, bart. 
1780 Hugh Scot, jun. eſq. 


Bute and Caithneſeflire. 
1774 Hon. James Stuart Hon, Td. Stuart v4 E 
x580 John Sinclair, eſq. bo J 
Cromarty and Nairn Sires. 4 
1774 Coſmo Gordon, elq. va- Alexander Campbell, of. 
cated in 1777 | 
| John Campbell, gg. 50 J 
2769 George Roſs, elq- 
Craill, Kinrenny, Sc. 74 8 
1774 Phil. Anſtruther, eiq.. John Anftruther, e 3 
| vacated in 1777 bo E 
Hon. George Damer | 5 | 
1780 Sir John Anſtruther, bart. 4 E 
vacated 1782 50 R 
John Anſtruther, eq. H 
Cupar, Perth, Sc. | | | 
1774 George Dempſter, ciq. Re-elected 4 C 
1780 Re- elected 0 87 


Culroſs, Dumfermiine, Sc. | 
1774 James Campbell, eſa. James Campbell, eſq. 4 IT; 


1780 Re- elected bo Si 
| Dumharton/hire. 
1774 Sir Arch Eamonſtone, Hon. G. K. 8 4 Le 
1 8 Hon. G. K Elphinſton, ore 
Dumfries/hire. | 4 R 
1774 Sir Robert Laurie, bart. Re- elected do Gy 
1780 Re-elected | 
. Edinburgh/hire. 14 St: 
1774 H. Dundas, efq. . Rt. hon. Hen. Dundas 0 Re 
1780 Re- elected; vacated Dec ' 
30, 1783; re-clected Jol 
4 Edinburgh City. bo Sir 
1774 Sir Law. Dundas, bt. James Hunter Blair, eſq. 
1780 Re-elected ; died 1781 4 WI 


png — Blair, e/q. | o Pet 


78 4. 


ef 


eſq. 


(97 7 
- ; Elgin/hire. 1784. 
: Tow: A. Duff, vac. 1779 Earl of Fife 

"Long William Gordon : 
Do Re- elt ed 2 

Fifhlire. | 

14 J. Scott, eſq. died 1776 Robert Skene, eſq. 

T n= 1779 | 

J. Henderſon, e/q 
o Robert Skene, eſq 


Forfar/lire. 
4 Earl of Panmure Arch. Douglas, ſq 
0 88 died 1782 
Archibald Douglas, g. 


Glaſgow, Dumbarton, &c. 
14 Lord Fred. Campbell Rt. hon. Ilay Campbell 
zo John Crauford, eſq. 
Haddingtonſtire. = 
74 N Suttie, bt. vac. 1777 Hugh Dalrymple, eſq. £ 
Vill. Nesbit, eſq. 
50 Hugh Dalrymple, eſq. 
Inverneſ:/hire, 
14 Hon, Simon Fraſer Lord Wm, Gordon 
bo Re- elected, died 1782 | 
Hon. 4. Fraſer 
Inverneſs, Nairn, &c, 
2 Coſmo Gordon, eſq. dir Hector Munro, K. Be - c 
zo Sir Hector Munro 
Irvine, Air, Ro hſay, He. f 
4 Hon. Fred. Stuart Sir J. A. Edmonſtone, bt. 
zo Sir J. A. Edmonſtone, bart. | 
1 
4 Lord Adam Gordon re- elected 
do te- elected 
Kinroſs and Clackmannan Counties. 
74 R. Abercrombie, eſq. Hon. Lr. Col. Charles Cathcart 
do George Graham, eiq. | 
Kintore, Banff, Se. 
74 Sta. Long Morris, eſq. William Adam, eſq. 
bo Re- elected 
Kirkaldy, Bruntiſſand, &c. 
+ John Johnſtone, efgq. Sir Charles n bart, 
o Sir John Henderſon, ht. F 
Kirkcudbright Steavartry. 
74 Wm. Stuart, eſq. Peter Johnſton, eſq. 
o Peter Johntton, eſq. 


[ 1780 Charles Dundas, e 


8 6 
Lanerk/lire. : 1784. 
1774 And. Stewart, eſq. Sir Tas. Stewart Denham 


1780 Re- elected 
Lauder, Haddington, &c. 


1774 Hon: J. Maitland, died ie Charteris, eſq. 7 


in 1779 
Francis Charteris, eſq. 


1780 Re-eleftcd. | 
Linlithgow/ti ine. 
1774 sir W. A. Cunyngham, bt. Re · elected 
1780 Re- elected 
| Lachmaban, Dumfries, Sc. 
1574 Wm. Douglas, jun. eſq. Sir James Johnſtone, bart, 
1780 Sir Robert Herrics, kunt. 
Orkney and Zetlanaſhire. 
L774 Thomas Da elq. re- elected 


if 
lf Pieblerilire. 
1774 TF. Wanda elt vac. 1775 David * os 
1 Ad. Hay, cſq. died in 1775 
Sir R. M. Keith, K. B. 
1780 Alex. Murray, eſq. ; 
Perthſhire, 
1774 Hon, James wa Hon. James Murray 


1780 Re- elected 
 Renfrewflire, 
1774 John Craufurd, eſq. — Macdowall, cſq, 
121760 John Shaw Stewart, elq. 
vacated in 1783 


V. Macdowall, eig 
Rofyftire.. 


1774 Rt. Hn. J. S. Mackenzie F. Humber ſton, FY 
g. J. Mackenzie 
Roxburghire 
1774 Rt. Hon. Sir G. Elliot, G nen, eq. 
bart. died in 1777 
Sir G. Elliot, bis for 


1780. Re- elected . 
Selkirꝶ tire. 


1774 John Pringle, eſq. Re- elected 

1780 Re- elected | 

Selkirk, Lanerk, Peebles, Ec. | 
1774 Sir James Cockburn John Moore, 2 6 
1780 Re- elected 


Sford 


on 


1dge 


burg! 


gſtok 


, eſq, 


R 


Stirling/hire. | 1784. 
Thomas Dundas, elq. Sir Tho. Dundas, bt. 


Sir To. Dundas, bt. 


 Stranrawer, Wigtown, Whitehorn, Sc. 
Sir H. W. Daſhwood Maj. Gen. Dalrymple 


W. Adam, eſq. 


Sutherland/hire. 
Hon. James Wemyſs m. Wemyfs, efqs 


WWigtown/hire. 
Hon. Keith Stewart Re-eleted ' 15 0 


Wick, Tayn, Ge. 
James Grant, eſq. Rt. hon. C. J. Fox 


Re· elected 
Re- elected 


Charles Roſs, ”_ 


* 6 Sh 


A Summary of the whole Houſe of Commons, 


Counties in England fend - 80 knights 
Cities [Ely none] London 4 50 citizens 
Boroughs 2 each - - 134 burgeſſes. 


ry, Bewdly, Higham Fer- 5 burgeſles. 
rers, Monmouth) 1 each | 
Univerſities = —_— - 
Cinque-ports, viz. Hiſtings, 
Dover, Sandwich, Romney, | 
Hythe, and their three branch= > 16 barons. 
es, Rye, Winchelſea, and 
Seaford 
ounties in Wales 3 - 12 knights. 
Boroughs, ditto * 12 burgeſſes. 
Shires of Scotland - -—- =» - 30 knights, 
Boroughs of ditto - 2 - 15 burgeſſes 


Sum Total - - 558 


Boroughs( Abingdon, Banbu- g 


4 burgeſſes 


aa F "WP PB * 1 3 th 


F thoſe Places which formerly ſont e to Parlia- 
ment, and now dlo not. 


sford Berkbampſtead Bromyard 

on Blandford Buriord 
Jidge Biſhops-Stortford Chelmsford 

burgh Bradneſham Canebrig 


ſtoke | Bradford Crediton 


60 


Chard | _ Kidderminſter Raverſer 
Chipping Norton Kingſton Roſs 
Dunſtable Lidford South Moulton 
Dunfter Langport Sherborne 
Dudley Lidbury Spalding 
Doncaſter Leeds. - - Stoke Curſy 
Dodington Meere Tickhill 
Egremont Montacute Tunbridge 
Exmouth Mancheſter Teignmouth 
Ely | Melton Mowbray Torrington 
Farnham Modbury Wainfleet 
Fareham Newbury Wiſbech 
Fremington Odyham Whitney 
Glaſtonbury Overton Whitby. 
Halifax Polurun . 
Highworth Perſhore Watchet 


Sal Pickering 


* 


PE ERS OF SCOTLAND. 


Elected in 1780, Eledted in 1784. Unſucceſsfl. 
| . | 
DukeofQueenſberry Reelected 42 E. of Glencairn 
Marquis of Lothian Re-eleQed 38 E. of Kelly 


Duke of Gordon Earl of Morton 38 E. of Lauderda 
Duke of Athol Ear] of Moray 42 E. of Dyfart 


Earl of Eglington Re-ele&ed 41 E. of Selkirk 
E ir] of Caſſilis Re- elected 43 E. of Dumfries 
Earl of Abercorn Re- elected 44 E. of Marchmo 
Earl of Galloway Re elected 39 E. of Roſeberr) 
Earl of Dalhouſte Re-ele ed 48 Lord Salton 


Earl of Lauderdale Earl of Balcarras 40 Lord Cathcart 
Earl of Marchmont E. of Breadalbane3g Lord Kinnaird 


Earl of Aberdeen Re- ele ted 38 Lord Cranſton 
Earl of Dunmore Re- electec 29 ; 

Earl of Roſcberry E. of Hopetoune 42 

Viſcount Stormont Re- elected 48 


Earl of Glencairne Lord Eiphinſton 41 


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conſecrated in his room, tranſlated to Worceſter in 1774, and 
ſucceeded by Dr. Richard Hurd, who was tranſlated to the 
ſee of Worceſter in July 1781, and was ſucceeded by the 
Hon. Dr. James Cornwallis. | | | 3, - 
beter. Dr. Edmund Keene, tranſlated to Ely in Dec. 1770, lt 
and Dr. William Markham conſecrated in his room. The 
laſt tranſlated to York in 1776, and Dr. Beilby Porteous WM 
conſecrated in his room. ih oh | Alt 
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| Wincheſter, and was ſucceeded by Dr. Richard Hurd, tranſ- ﬆ 
5 lated from the ſee of Litchfield and Coventry. 5 Fig 
SA . Davids. Dr. ALGAE Ellis died in 1361, and was 
N ſucceeded by Dr. Samuel Squire, who died May x7, 1776, iſ 


ohen Dr. Robert Lowth was. conſecrated: in his room; in 
. NM Oftober following he was tranſlated to Oxford, and Dr. 
: Charles Moſs conſecrated Biſhop of St. David's, who was, ig 


177% in 1774,. tranſlated to Bath and Wells, and ſucceeded in this 6, 0 
on ind ſee by the Hon. Dr. James Yorke, tranſlated to Glouceſter in 
room 1779» when Dr. John Warren was conſecrated in his room, 


who in May 1783 was tranſlated to Bangor, and ſucceeded by 
Dr. Edward Smallwell. . 

liche er. Dr. (now Sir) William Aſhburnham, bart. 8 
1 daf. Dr. Richard Newcome tranſlated to St. Aſaph in ll 
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to St, Aſaph, when the Hon. Dr. Shute Barrington wa 


| | * Dr. Jobu Hume tranſlated in July 1766 to Sali 


| Bangor. Dr. John Egerton tranſlated in October 1768 U 


Briſtol. Dr. Philip Yonge tranſlated to Norwich in 16 


| Clouefer. Dr. William Warburton died in 1779. 


= [His office is to 
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conſecrated Biſhop of Landaff, who was in 1982 tranſlate 
to Saliſbury, when the Rev. Dr. Rich, Watſon was con: 
crated in his room. - | 


ury, and Dr. Robert Lowth, Biſhop of St. David's, trau 
Jated to the biſhoprick of Oxford, In May, 1197, Dr. | 
Butler was conſecrated Bp. of Oxford in the room of D. 


Lowth, tranſlated to London. | 


Litchñeld and Coventry; and in December following, Ir 
John Ewer ſucceeded him, who died in October 1774, an 
was ſucceeded by Dr. John Moore, who in April 1783 
tranſlated to Canterbury, when Dr. John Warren was trail 
lated from St. David's to this See. | IN. 
Peterborough. Dr. Richard Terrick tranſlated in May, 196 
to London, and Dr. Robert Lamb conſecrated in his roon 
Dr. Lamb died in 1468, and Dr. J. Hinchliffe was then conl 
crated Bp. of Peterborough. RES 


and Dr. Thomas Newton conſecrated in. his room. 
died Feb. 14, 1782, and was ſucceeded by Dr. Lewis Bag 
who was tranſlated, June 14th, 1783, to the ſee of Norwid 
when Dr. Chriſtopher Wilſon was conlecrated in his room. Wen, 
Hot 
Dr. James Yorke tranſlated from St. David, who, in ju 
1731, being tranſlated to the ' ſee of Ely, was ſucceed: 
by Dr. Samuel Hallifax. * | 


LORD-CHAMBERLAIN, 
And his Department. | 
take care of all the officers and ſervan! 


are under the Groom of the Stole) belonging to the King 
chambers, who are ſworn in their places by him. He hat 
the overſight of the officers of the wardrobe at all his Maj 
ſty's houſes ; and of the removing wardrobes or beds; 
tents, revels, muſic, comedians, huntſmen, meſſengers, 
all handicrafts and artizans ; and, what is not common! | 
other nations, although a layman, he bath overſight of influ. 2 


(&@) 
ing 's chaplains, and of all the heralds, phyſicians, apothe- þ | 


s fit. 
nſlatelM&ries, &c. It is his place to inſpect into the charges of coro- 
n vallffſations, marriages, public entries, cavalcades, funerals; Wl 
nſlatet 


d into all furniture for and in the parliament houſe and 1% 
doms of addreſſes to the King.] || 


Lord Chamberlains. 


Sali | Duke of Devonſhire | 1% 
trau Nov. 22, 1762, Duke of Marlborough, vice D. of Drs 38 
Dr, pril 22, 1763, Earl Gower, vice D. of Marlborough 4 
of Dy 12, 1765, Duke of Portland, vice Lord Gower 


Nec, 4, 1766, Earl of Hertford 


768 NMpril 10, 1782, Duke of Mancheſter 
g, D pril 12, 1783, Earl of Hertford 

4, Wc. 26, 1783, 1 of Saliſbury 

3 Vice Chamberlains. 


- 


; tranſ Kt. Hon, William Finch 19h 
ay 12, 1765, Lord Villiers (now Earl of Jerſey), vice F inch 
eb. 13, 1770, Hon, Tho, Robinſon, vice Earl of Jerſt 1g 
; roonieb, 6, 1771, Lord Hinchinbroke, vice Hon, Tho. Robinſon, 
now Lord Grantham, i 
ay 3, 1782, Viſcount Chewton, vice Lord Hinchinbroke 14 
Grooms of the Stole. 1 
Earl of Rochford 
1 255 1760, Earl of Bute, vice Earl of Rochford 
orwidlar. 25, 1761, E. of Huntingdon, vice E. of Bute 
n. 29, 1770, E. of Briſtol, vice E. of Huntingdon 
arch 1775» The Earl of Briſtol died 
Viſcount Weymouth 
cceedeov, 10, 1775, Earl of Aſhburnham 
lay 4» 1782, L. Weymouth, vice E. Aſhburnham 
Lords of the Bed-chamber. * 
uke of Ancaſter, Duke of Mancheſter (late), Marquis of 


of Newcaftle) Aſhburnham, Hertford, Coventry, Hyndford, ij 
Northumberland, (now Duke) Eſſex, Oxford, Bucking- 
>rvanl hamſhire. 1 
„ ov. 2 5, 1760, Marquis of Caernarvon, E. of March, late Ear! 

8 Kglingioun, Viſcount Weymouth, Ld. Bruce, Viſc, 
e hai Downe, Viſc. Pulteney, and Lord Robert Bertie, appointed 


Mao additional Lords of the Bedchamber | 
ds; War. 25, 1761, D. of Richmond, vice late D. of Mancheſter 
ers, Mar. 25, 1761, Earl of Litchfield, vice Lord Fauconberg 
mon lar. 25, 1961, Earl of Pembroke, vice L. Hyndford 


lar. 257 17613 Earl of Oxford, vice Earl of Eſſex 


Rockingham, Earls of Fauconherg, Lincoln, (now Duke 9 


| * 


Nov. 22, 1762, Lord Maſham, vice Lord Litchfield 
Nov. 22, 1762, Lord Bolingbroke, vice Lord Downe 
Feb. 1763, Earl of Pomfret, vice Lord Pembroke 18 
Feb. 1763, Lord Willoughby de Broke, vice Ld. Pulteny pr. 2 
Apr. 22, 1763, D. of Mancheſter, vice M. of Rockinghan 
Apr. 22, 1763, Earl of Denbigh, vice D. of Northumberland h. 
June 1765, Duke of Ancaſter ceaſed to be a Lord of n. 
hBed- chamber, on being appointed Maſter a 
| | the Horſe to the een 
July x2, 1765, Earl Cornwallis, vice L. Bolingbroke 
Aug. 1, 1765, Earl of Hertford diſcontinued as Lord of ti 
Bed-chamber, on being appointed Ly 
8 Lieutenant of Ireland 2 = 
1767, Duke of Roxburgh, vice the E. of Buckjngha L 
1767, Lord Bottetourt, vice E. of Eglington be 
| 1768, Viſc. Bolingbroke, vice L. Bottetourt 
Oct. 5, 1769, Earl of Jerſey, vice Earl Cornwallis 
165770, Earl of Pembroke, vice E. of Coventry 
1746, Marq. of Caermarthen, vice Ld. Bruce 
Feb, 1477, Earl of Fauconberg, vice Ld. Mahon 
Dec. 1777, Earlof Winchelſea, vice Earl of Jerſey 
| E. of Ayles ford, vice Marquis of Caermarthe 
Sept. 1780, Lord Onſlow, vice Lord Pembroke 
Lord Boſton, vice Viſc. Bolingbroke 
. 6, 1782, Lord Rivers, vice Lord Robert Bertie, deceaſe 
May 25, 1782, Earl of Effex, vice M. of Caermarthen 
Dec. 31, 1783, Earl of Galloway, vice Earl of Aylesford 
Grooms of the Bed- chamber. 
Lieut, Gen. Campbell, (late Duke of Argyle) Lieut, G 
Moſtyn, Lieut. Gen. Waldegrave, (now Earl), Major Ges,“ 
. Cornwallis, Major Gen. H. 8. Conway, Col. Charles Fin 
roy, John Offley, eſq. | | LE 
Nov. 25, 1760, Geo. Schutz, Sir James Peachy, Hon. Geor 


Monſon, Charles Ingram, Edmund Nugent, Wm. Bret, 5” 
Spencer Compton, (now Earl of Northampton) Geo. Pi **? 
Norb. Berkeley, (late Lord Bottetourt) appointed addition *®' 
Grooms of the Bedchamber ' R 


May 1, 1761, Henry Seymour, vice L. Waldegrave? 
Dec. 1762, James (now Sir) Wright, vice Col. Fitzro 
Dec. 1762, Jn. Mordaunt, vice Jn, Offle | ; 
Apr. 22, 1763, Cha, Hotham (now Sir Cha. Thompſon), 7 | 
1 Col. Monſon ä F 


CE ⁵ð m T Ü. 


Ahpr. 22, 1763, Aug. J. Hervey, vice L. Northampton 
Apr. ; 27645 General Conway diſmiſſed 


(& ) 
h, 1765, Adm, Keppel, vice Ld. Bottetourt 
ug. 1765, Hon. Hen. Wallop, vice Hen. Seymour 
pr. 26, 17715 Colonel Nugent died 
uch, 1727 5, Aug. John Hervey, vacated on the death of 
the Earl of Briſtol 
uch, 1775, Hon. Wm, Gordon 
Hon. Col. Wm. Harcourt, Hon. H. Vernon, 
Sir G. Osborne, bart. Hon. Col. H. St. John, 
T. De Grey, jun. Sir P. Hales 
779, Col. Laſcelles, vice Lieut. Gen. Moſtyn. 
LORD-S TEWARD's DEPARTMEN . 
ee 
[The eſtate of the King's houſhold is entirely committed 
he Lord Steward, to be ruled and governed by his diſcre- 
; and all his commands in court are to be obeyed : his 
hority reaches over all the officers and ſervants of the 
ng's houſe, except thoſe of the King's chamber, ſtable, 
chapel. Under the Lord Steward in the compting-houſe 
the treaſurer of the houſehold, comptroller, cofferer, 
ſter of the houſehold, clerks of the ow cloth, &c, Itis 
led the compting houſe, becauſe all the accounts and ex- 
ces of the King's houſehold are daily taken and kept i in it. 
e board of green cloth was kept in it. 
Duke of Rutland 
Ir, 25, 1761, Earl Talbot, vice Duke of Rutland 
I 11, 1782, Earl of Carliſle, vice Earl Talbot 
b. 14, 1783, Duke of Rutland, vice Earl of Carliſle 
ril 12, 198 3, Earl of Dartmouth, vice D. of Rutland 
26, 1783, Duke of Chandos, vice E. of Dartmouth 
Comptrollers. : =” 
Lord Edgecumbe (late) 
Y 22, 1761, Earl Powis, vice T,ord Elgecumbe 
5, 1761, Lord Geo, Cavendiſh, vice Ld, Powis 
v. 22, 1762, Ld. Ch, Spencer, viceLd.G Cavendiſh _ 
520, 1765, Thomas Pelham (now Lord Pelham, vice Lord 
Ch. Spencer 
10, 177 5, Sir Will, Meredith, bart. vice Ld, Pelham 
earl 1777, Lord Onflow, vice Sir W. Meredith 
E 1779, Sir Richard Worſley, bart. vice Ld, Onſlow 
, ii 10, 1782, Earl of Ludlow, vice Sir R. Worſley 4 
„en 1734, Viſcount Galway, vice Earl of Ledlow 


= 6 — 
Lord Thomond 
25, 1761, Earl Powis, vice Lord Thamoud 
20, 1765, Lord Edgecumbe, vice Lord Powis 


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Nov. 27, 1766, John Shelley (now Sir), vice Lord Edgecun 


Apr. 10, 1782, E. of Effingham, vice E. of Saliſbury 


Apr. 3, 1761, James Grenville, vice Duke of Leeds 
Nov. 25, 1761, Lord Thomond, vice James Grenville 
July 29, 1765, Earl of Scarborough, vice L. Thomond 


Jan. 


Apr. 19, 1768, Hon. Hen, Fr. Thynne, vice J. Harris 


Apr. 19, 1768, Richard Vernon, vice Simon Fanſhaw 


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May 1777, Earl of Carliſle, vice Sir J. Shelley 
Nov. 1779, Lord Onſlow, vice Earl of Carliſle all 1 
Sept. 1780, Earl of Salisbury, vice Lord Onſlow 


April 9, 1783, Cha, Fr. Greville, vice E. of Effingham 
(now vacant) 
. Coffe rers 


Duke of Leeds ä 


Dec. 4, 1766, Hans Stanley, vice Lord Scarborough 

| 1774, Jer. Dyſon, elq. vice Hans Stanley 
1776, Hans Stanley, vice Jer. Dyſon, eſq. 
1780, Lord — vice Hans Stanley 
Mafters of the FHlouſebold. N 

J. Harris ä | 


Dec. 19, 1770, Sir Fra. Hen. Drake, vice H. F. Thynue 
| Clerks of the Board of Green Cloth. 
Sir Tho, Hales, Sir Fra. Hen, Drake, Hon. John Gr 
Humphry Morice 
Tho, Townſhend, jun. vice Sir Tho, Hales 
| | John Evelyn, vice Humphry Morice 
Nov. 25, 1761, Hen. Bridgeman (now Sir) and Simon Fanſln 
| additional Clerks + e 


Mar. 253 17615 


Dec. 1762, Hon. Henry Frederick Thynne, vice Thon 
x, Townſhend | . e. 31 
Apr. 1764: Richard Vernon, vice Henry Bridgeman 


July 20, 1765, Sir Alex, Gilmour, vice Hen, Fred, Thynne 
Hon. Geo. Bridges Brudenell, vice Rich. Vern 
Dec. 4, 1766, Richard Hopkins, vice John Evelyn 


Dec. 19, 170, Hon, Richard Savage Naſſau (died in Al 
5 1780), vice Sir Francis Henry Drake 
June, 1797, Sir Ralph Payne, vice Hon. J. Grey 
Dec. 1777, Sir Rich, Worſley, vice R. Hopkins, eſq. 


July, 1779, Sir Wm. Aug. Cunynghame, Bart. vic 
85 A. Gilmour 
Oct. 1780, Sir W. Gordon, vice Sir R. Worſley. Lo rue. 
5 Stanhope, eſq. (died 19th Sept. 1753) e Ch: 


5 Hon, R. S. Naflau 
* This office, together with that of the Clerks of the Board 
Green Cloth, was aboliſhed by act of parliament in July 1782. 


F 
MASTERS OF THE HORSE. 


[The Maſter of the Horſe hath the charge and government 
all the King's ſtables and horſes. He hath alſo power over 
werries and pages, footmen, grooms, farriers, ſmiths, 
lers, and all other trades any way relating to the ſtables. | 
e has the privilege of applying to his own uſe, one coach= i 
an, four footmen, and fix grooms, in the King's pay, and 
aring the King's livery. In any ſolemn cavalcade he rides 
xt behind the King.] c 1 


Earl Gower 5 

v. 25, 1760, Earl of Huntingdon 

ar, 25, 1761, Duke of Rutland 

g. 1566, Earl of Hertford © + 

c. 13, 1766, Duke of Ancaſter, died in Oct. 1778 

c. 8, 1778, Duke of Northumberland | 

n, 1781, Duke of Montagu | 464 
Captains of the Band of Gentlemen Penſioners. 

Lord Berkeley of Stratton EDT 

ly 17, 1762, Earl o Litchfield 


, 8, 1772, Viſc. Mount Edgecumbe 
n GrefW&"!! 6, 1782, Lord De Ferrars 
ay 19, 1783, Earl of Jerſ. y 
Hales Ne. 314 1783, Lord De Ferrars, now Earl of Leiceſter 
Captain of the Yeomen of the Guards. 
anſl Lord Viſcount Falmouth _ I 
b. 13, 1782, The Duke of Dorſet, | 
Thon il 12, 1783, E. Cholmondeley, vice D. of Dorſet 
c. 31, 1783, Earl of Aylesford, vice E. Cholmondeley 
; a BOARD OF WORK S“. 
1 "as | Surveyor-General. 
ns Hon. Hen. Finch V 
20, 1760, Tho, Worſley, eſq. vice Hon. H. Finch 
1777, Whitſhed Keene, eſq. | 
"OY Surveyor of the Private Roads. 
* 20, 1760, Hon. Edw. Finch Hatton 
a. 27, 1771, Tho. Whately, eſq. vice Hon. E. F. Hatton, 
* deceaſed | | 
vie" 1772, Heu. Fane, eſq, vice Mr. Whateley, deceaſed 
C Loi The Offices of the Board of Works, Great Wardrobe, Treaſurer - 
83) he Chamber, and Jewel Office, were aboliſhed by act of parlia- 
3 It in July 2782, ; WO | | 


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Ott. 5, 1769, William Varey, eſq. vice Cadogan 


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Taypmaſter of the Works. 
George Auguſtus Selwyn, eſq. 
Surweyor of the Crown Lands. 
Hon. Robert Herbert 
1768, Peter Burrell, eſq. 
Nov. 10, 1775, Hon, John St. John | 
Sur veyor of Gardens, Waters, c. 
Hon, Tho. Hervey | 
Jan. 20, 1761, Geo, Onſlow, eſq. (now Lord) vice I 
Tho. Hervey 
Jan. 20, 1763, Lord Charles Spencer, vice G. Onſlow | 
May 77 ers you Marſhe Dickenſon, eſq. vice Ld. Ch: 
pencer 
Apr. . Hon. C. Sloane Cadogan, vice Dickenſon 


Keeper of the Great Wardrobe. | the 
Sir Tho. Robinſon (late Lord Grantham) 
Nov. 25, 1762, OE 
Ma 1763, Lord Le Deſpencer | 
July Sg en Earl of Aſhburnham | by J 
Nov. 10, 1775, Lord Pelham | 
Treaſurer of the Chamber. © 
YL Rt. Hon. 8 Townſhend 
Mar. 215 1761, Right Hon. Sir Francis Daſhwood (late li 
le Deſpencer) 
May 29, 1762, Rt. Hon. Sir Gilbert Elliot 
Apr. 12, 1770, Rt. Hon. George Rice, dead 


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harles 


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Nov. 1779, Lord Charles Spencer PRI 
N Maſter of the Jeauel Office. | 
Sir Richard Lyttelton . 
Dec. 1762, Earl of Darlington | ug. 1 
UEEN's HOUSEHOLD. ug. 1 
At the Eſtabliſhment of the Queen's Houſehold, fav 
Lord Chamberlains. | ov.” 
1761, Duke of Mancheſter 
Earl (now Duke) of Northumberland og. 1 
Apr. 21, 1763, Earl Harcourt | 
1768, Earl Delawar log. 1 
Dec. 1777, Marquis of Caermarthen 3 
Oct. 1780, Lord Southampton N 
Jan. 1781, Earl of Ayleſbury 
Nice - Chamberlain. | 
Viſcount Cantalupe 


1766, Hon, Robert Brudenel! | {Thi 


81 1 


1768, Hon, Charles Eiteroy, now Lord deere 1 

1732, Hon. Stephen Digby | 15 
"a lis > 0; 255 8 gi 19 

'Ma ber of the Horſe” 55 ef "ores 


ll, 8, 


Earl Harcourt 
pril 217 176370 Viſcoy fit Weymouth, 
by, 1765, Eart elawar 
nt, 1765, Duke of Ancaſter | 
in. 20, 1768, Duke of Beaufort 
3.970 Earl of Waldegrave | 1 
© Treaſurers. 7 
n. Stone, eſq. died in 1774, ſucceeded [0 the E. of Guililford 9 
Secretaries. 1 
avid Græme, eſq. (now Lieut, General) reſigned. i in, 17943 19 
ſucceeded by Ja. Harris, eſq. and lucceeded in 1580 by the if 
Hon. G, A. North, who was 3 . 29, 1784, by Ii 
the Hon Richard Howard | WF 
Comptrollers. 5 q 
on, Sewallis Shirley died October 31, 1765, and ſucceeded I 
by Gen. Græme, who reſigned in 1774, and was ſucceeded Ji 
by Ja. Harris, eſq, He in 1780 was ſucceeded by G. A. North, 
who was ſuperſeded Mar. 29, 1784, by the Hon. R-Howard 4” 
Attorney-General. 1 
ichard Huſſey, eſq. J. Morton, eſq. died 1786 
pt. 1782, Charles Ambler, eſq. 
Solicitor- General. 
ir William Blackſtone, deceaſed 
harles Ambler, eſq. appointed in 1777 
deo. Hardinge, eſq. vice C. Ambler, eiq. Ap. 16, 1782. 0 
PRINCE OF WALES's Honſebold, eftablifked i in 1 1 $: 
Groom of the Stole, 
ug. 12, 1783, Lord Southampton e 
Gentlemen of the Bed chamber. 1 
ug. 12, 178 3, Earlof Courtown, Viſe. Parker, Vif. tn 1 
ov. 19, 1783, Lord Viſc. Melbourn | | 
ov. 20, 1783, Lord Spencer Hamilton 
Treaſurer and Secretary. 
ug. 12, 1783, Col. Hotham | | 
Grooms of the Bed- chamber. ... 
ug. 12, 1783, Hon. Mr, Legge, J. Johnſon, * Col. Hulſe | 1 
ov. 20, 1783, Col. Sir John Dyer, bart. 1 
dec. 6, 1783, Hon. Charles Fitzroy 
| Attorney General. 
ov. 19, 1783, Hon. Thomas Erſkine | 
LORD CHANCELLOR 1 
{The office of the * 8 to keep the great ſeal ; ii 


ſon 


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3 
not to judge according to the common law, as other cou 
do, but ro diſpenſe with fuch parts as ſeem in ſotne caſe; 
dppreſs the ſubſect j · and to judge #ecording to equity, co 
ſcience and reaſon. Wherefore he is faĩd to have two power 
one abſolute, the other- ordinary: the meaning of whi 
is, he muſt obſerve the form of proceeding in other court 
yet, in his abſolute power, he is not limited by the writ 
law, but in conſcience and equity. He may iſſue writs 


habeas corpus at all times. He has power to collate to D 
ecclefiaſtical benefices in the King's gift, rated under 20). 5 1 1 
annum in the King's books. His oath is to do juſtice to 
perſons, poor and rich; the King truly to counſel, and 
Keep the King's counſel, and not to ſuffer the rights of Ha. . 
Crown to be any ways diminiſhed.' The Lord Chancellor all 
Lord Keeper are the ſame in Wo and precedence. Be. . 
are appointed by the King's delivery of the Great Seal; thi. : 
differ only in this: the Lord Chancellor hath alſo letters il 
tent, the Lord Keeper hath none.) 0, | yl 
At the acceſſion of the preſent King, L. Henley was Lord Kei, 
Jan. 16, 1161, Lord Henley appointed Lord-Chancellor, at | 
May 19, 1764, created Earl of Northington Ec. 3 
July 30, 1766, Ld. Camden appointed Ld. Chancellor 
Jan. 17, 1970, Hon. Charles Yorke, Died Jan. 2%, 1550 Th 
Jan. 22, 17940, Great Seal put into commiſſion, Sir S. Neal in 
Smythe, Hop. Hen. Bathurſt, and Sir Rt wa 


| Aſton, CEN barte! 

Jan. 23, 1771 Hon. Hen. athurſt created Lord Apſley (ey cc 
J f 5 Earl Bathurſt) and appointed Lord cl 4 7 
5 cellor : reſigned in 1778 | . 1 
June 2, 1778, Mr. Thurlow created Lord Thurlow, and: 


ointed Lord Chancellor 


April 9, 1783, Lord Loughborough, Sir W. Hen. Aſhhurft, N. 20 
Sir Beaumont Hotham, conſtituted Lords Chen; 

| miſſioners of the Great Seal ly 30 

Dec. 23, 1783, Lord Thurlow Re pany | "Wor. - 

| LORD- PRESIDENT. e. 9 

[x he Lord Preſident of the Council holds his poſt by lettM:n. 2 2 
patent durante bene placito. By the ſtat. 21 Hen. VIII. bine 12 
to attend the King's perſon; to manage the debates in cor. 10 
cil; to propoſe matters from the King at the council; an4Wlr, 2. 
report to the King the reſolutions thereupon.) pril 2 


Earl Granville. Died Jan. 2, 1763. Vacant til! Ne. 2; 
1 3h 9, 1763, Duke of Bedford | 
July 12, 1965, Earl of Winchelſea 


July 30, 1766, Earl of Northington | 


1 50 


23, 1767, Earl Gower VVV 
”, 1779, Earl Bathurſt N | 
fir, 27, 1782, Lord Camden 

"nl 2, 1783, Viſcount Stormont 

c. 19, 1783, Earl Gower 


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cout LORD WARDEN OF THE STANNERIES.” 

 Writt Lord Waldegrave (the late | ; 
hag 20, 1762, Humphry Morice, vice L. Waldegrare | he 
e to 


ov. 22,1783, Lord Lewiſham 
CHANCELLOR OF THE DUCHY OP 


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ce to LANCASTER. 
and Lord Kinnoul —- 

Hor Wt. 12, 1761, In commiſſion, E. Weſton; W. Sharpe, Jer Dylan, 

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15, 1762, Lord Strange, vice Lord Kinnoul , _ = 
ne 14, 177 I Lord Hyde, (now. Earl of Clarendon) vice i 
Lord Strange 1 

"IT Rat Ti John Dunning, eſg. — Lord Aſkbur. 9 
ton, vice Earl of r 1 

E. 125 1783, Earl of Derby, vice Lord A deceaſed 1. 
. 31, 1783, Earl of Clarendon, vice Earl E erby * 
LORD PRIVE SBA... 


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770 
ir 8. 5 
ir Rt warrant under the King's ſignet. This ſeal is uſed to al! 
harters, grants, and pardons, Nerger by the King before bi 
ky come to the Great Seal.) 1 
url Temple 1 
tx, fy: 1761, In commiſſion, E. . WM. Sharpe ik 

„ oand Jer. Dyſon, commiſf. | 1 
A. 12, 17613 Duke of Bedford N 
I, 20, 1763, Duke of Marlborough 
ly 15, 1765, Duke of Newcaſtle  _ ; TN 
% 30, 1766, Earl of Chatham . e 
ov. 2, 1768, Earl of Briſtol > ; 
eb. 9, 1770, Earl of Hallifax - 
mn, 22, 1771, Earl of Suffolk 
une 12, 1771, Duke of Grafton 
ov, 10, 1775, Earl of Dartmouth : | 
lar. 27, 1782, D. of Grafton, vice E. of Dartmouth 
Ipril 2, 1783, Earl of Carliſle, vice D. of Grafton 
ec. 23, 1583, Duke of Rutland K 
lar. 1784, W. Fraſer, 8. Cotterell, Evan Nepean, clas 1 
conſtituted Commilhoners of. the Privy Seal. i 
2 


[This geen officer. is ſo called from his having the Privy * 
al in his cuſtody, which he muſt not ꝑut to any grant with- 


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CHIEF-JUSTICES IN EYRE. 


Id. Sandys, N. of Trent, E. of Breadalbane, S. of Trent 
Abril 14, 1761, Duke of Leeds, N. of Trent 


[Th 


prds 


Nov. 5, 1765, Lord Monſon, S, of Trent mplo) 
Dec. 23, 1766, Earl Cornwallis, S. of Trent he no 
Feb. 19, 1769, Sir Fl. Norton, S. of Trent nd wa 

1774, Lord Pelham, N. of Trent he Cre 


| Nov. 10, 1775, L. Lyttelton, N. of Trent, died 1 in November 177 
Sept. 1780, Rt, Hon. C. W. Cornwall, vice L. Lyttelton 


ATTORNEY AND SOLICITOR GENERAL. IM” =: 

At the Acceſſion of the preſent King, | 
| Attorney. 

| Charles Pratt, (now Lord Camden) * 

Dec. 14, 1761, Mr. Vorke, vice Cha. Pratt 3 

Nov. 1763, Sir Fl. Norton, vice Mr. Vorke 

Aug. 1765, Hon. Cha. Yorke, vice Sir Fl. Norton 

6, 1766, Wm. De Grey, vice Mr. Yorke 5 

[| Jan. 2.3, 1771, Ed, (now L.) Thurlow, vice Mr. De Grey 

Jul, * 1778, Alexander Wedderburne, (now Lord Longb 

borough) vice Mr, Thurlow 5 

{| Aug. 1780, * Wallace, eſq, vice L. Looghborough 

Apr. 20, Foe, L. Kenyon, eſq. vice J. Wallace, elq. 

April 1583, J. Wallace, eſq. vice Lloyd Kenyon, eq. 

Nov. 18, 1783, John Lee, eſq. vice James Wallace, eſq. deceaſ 


Dec. 26, 1783, Lloyd Kenyon, eſi. a . Lee, eiq. 

Mar. n Pepper Arden, vice L. Kenyon, eſe [ 16 

EE Solicitor. | 27 

| Hon. Charles Yorke * ; gg 

Dec. 14, 176 r, Fletcher (afterwards Sir) Norton, now Ly P56 

| Grantley, vice Mr, Yorke | e. 26, 

| Dec. 16, 1964, William De Grey, vice Sir Fl. Norton 

| Aug, 1966, Edw. Willes, vice Mr. De Grey Jam 
Dec. 23, 1767, Jn. Dunning, ' vice Ed. Willes . 

Mar. 1770, Edw, Thurlow, vice Mr. Dunning 

! 87% 23, 1771, Alex, Wedderbrirne, vice Mr. Thurlow . 16, 

| July 1778, James Wallace, vice Mr. Wedderburne 5 
Sept. 1780, Jas. Mansfield, vice Mr. Wallace * 

. Arr. 20 1782, John Lee, vice James Mansfield N 12, 

Nov. 20, 1782, R. Pepper Arden, vice John Lee, efq. 

April 15, 1783, John Lee, vice R. P. Arden l 

Nov. 18, 1783, James Mansfie d, eſq. vice John Lee, efl. * I 

Dec. 26, 1783, R. Pepper Arden, eſq. vice Jas. Mansfield, eſ 1 37 


Apr. 3, 1784, Arch. N efq. vice R. P. Arden, eſq. 


nt! 


; ef 3» 1767» Ch. Jenkinſon, vice Tho. Townſhend 


1 


B TNA 1 
[The Lord Treaſurer, whoſe office is now executed by 
rds Commiſſioners, hath the appointment of all officers 
mployed in collecting the revenues of the Crown: he hath 
he nomination of all eſgheators, and the diſpoſal of all places 
ad ways relating to the revenue; and power to let leaſes of 
te Crown Lands, ] e 


— — n . — — Pa nes 


Firſt Lords. 
Duke of Newcaſtle | - 
1y 29, 1762, Earlof Bute 
pr. 16, 1763, George Grenville 
ly 125 1 765, Mar, of Rockingham . 
ug. 25 1766, Duke of Grafton 
m. 28, 1770, Lord North | 
lar. 275 1782, M. of Rockingham died July 13 1782 : 
ly 10, 1782, Earl of Shelburne 
pril 5, 1783, Duke of Portland 
ec. 26, I783, William Pitt Sq 
8 Chancellors of the Exchequer. 
Hen, Bilfon Legge 
Ir. 21, 1761, Lord Barrington | 
ay 29, 1762, Sir F. Daſhwood (late L. Le Deſpencer) 
fr. 16, 1763, George Grenville | 
ly I29. i765, William Dowdeſwell,, 2 
ug. 2, 1766, [Late] Charles Townſhend 
pt. 16, 1767, Lord North =; 
a. 27, 1782, Lord John Cavendiſh, vice L. North 
ly 10, 1782, Hon, W. Pitt, vice Ld, J. Cavendiſh 
pril 5, 1783, Ld, J. Cavendiſh, vice Hon. W. Pitt 
c. 26, 1783, Hon. W. Pitt, vice Ld. J. Cavendiſh 
Fa. Lords of the Treaſury. 
James Grenville, Lord North, James Oſwald _ 
ar. 21, 1 76 Is Gilbert (late Sir Gilbert) Elliot, bart. vice James 
Grenville 8 | | 
Ir, 16, 1763, Sir John Turner, vice Elliot 
5 Thomas Orby Hunter, vice Oſwald 
| James Harris, vice Daſhwood _ | 
lv 12, 1765, Ld. J. Cavendiſh, vice Sir John Turner | 
Tho. Townſhend, jun. vice 'Th. Orby Hunter 
| George Onſlow, vice James Harris Foo 
7. 2, 1766, P. Campbell, vice Lord J. Cavendiſh 


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c. 31, 1768, Jeremiah Dyſon, vice Pryſe Campbell 
b. 6, 1770, Charles Townſhend, vice Ld. North 
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Dec. 1772, Hon. of James Fox, vice . nine 
| - 1474, Lord Viſcount Beauchamp and Cha. Wolf: 
Cornwall, elq. vice Ch. James Fox a; 
| | Jeremiah Dyſon 
June |, 1777, Lord Weſtcote, vice C. Townſhend 
Dec. 1777, Lord Palmerſton, vice Lord Qnflow r- 
1780, Sir R. Sutton, vice Ld. Vil. Beauchamp Dec. 
1780, John Buller, ſen. eſq. vice C. W. Cornwall, eſq 
— 30, 1782, Lord John Cavendiſh, Frederick Montague, vi 
Althorpe, Ja. Grenville, eſqrs. vice Lo 


July 
Mar, 


Weſtcote, Viſcount Pal merſtone, Sir R. Su 16 

ton, and J. Buller, eſq. 250 

July 13, . Hon. W. Pitt, Rich. Jackſon, and Ed. J. Ellio my 
| _ vice L. J. Cavendiſh, V. Althorpe, an ie 

gre tague, eſy ag 

April 5, 1753, Lord Joh Cavend! io, Earl of Surrey, Fr. Mo 1 


tagu, eſq. and Sir Grey Cooper, vice Hon. W. Pitt, Rid 
Jackſon, and Ed. Ja. Elliot, eſq. 
Dec. 26, 1783, John Buller, ſen. Marquis of Graham, Ed. 


etar 
1178 


Jas. Eliot, and John Aubrey, eſq. vice Lord John Cave 3 
diſh, Earl of Surrey, Fred. Montagu, * and Sir Gad re 
Cooper, bart. N * dex 


Joint Secretaries. Ts 

James Welt and Samuel Martin 
May 29, 1762, Jer. Dyſon, vice Ja. Weſt 
Apr. 16, 1763, Cha. Jenkinſon, vice Samuel Martin 
Apr. 1564, Tho. Whately, vice Jer. Dy ſon 
July 123 1765, Charles Lowndes and Grey (now Sir) 

Cooper, vice Jenkinſon and Dyſon | 

Aug. 2, 1766, Tho. Bradſhaw, vice Ch. Lowndes TR 
Feb. 6, 1770, _ Robinſon, vice 'Tho. Bradſhaw hap 
Mar. 1782, Henry Strachey, Richard Burke 
July 1782, Thomas Ord, George Role 
April 1783, R Burke, R. B. Sheridan ; 


Dec. 295 1783, Richard Steele, and George Roſe KM. 9, 
| Secretarics to the firſt Lord. pt. 9, 
May 29, 1762, Charles Jenkinſon ; ly 12 
July 12, 1765, Edmund Burke ay 23 
Aug. 2, 1766, Rd. Stonhewer | ls, 2 
Jan. 1770, William Brummell = 3? 
June 1782, Rev. Walker King hs Pf. 19. 
OR. 1782, John Morin, eſq. V. 10 
April 1983, Rev. Thomas Lewis OfBeirne . 
Dec. 29, 1783, Henry Banks. | ar. 27 


19 
Solicitors to the Treaſury. 

Philip Carteret Webb | 
July 12, 1565, Thomas Nuthall, vice Phil. C. Webb | 
Mar, 1775, Wm. Chamberlayne, eſq. vice T. Nuthall, dec. 
. H. V. Jones, eſq. 55 [ 

—— White, eſq. vice Mr. Jones 
Dec. 1783, Wm. Chamberlayne 


SECRETARIES OF STATE. 


[Until the reign of Henry VIH. there was only one Secre- | 
zy of State; and until the reign of Elizabeth, the Secreta- | 
res were never of the privy council. From that time to the 
reſent, there have been two Secretaries of State, and ſome- | 
tmes three, and thus council has ſeldom been held without 
he preſence of at leaſt one of them. From the death of 
Jueen Anne to the rebellion of 1745, there was a third Se- 
etary for Scotland; and from 1768, to the loſs of America 
11782, there was one for the colonies. The departments 
the two Secretaries are divided into one foreign, the other 
bmeſtic. With the home Secretary, all grants, pardons, 
ad regulations in civil matters of every kind, are made out 
d executed. To the foreign Secretary belong all diſpatches 
and from other courts, and all butineſs appertaining to the | 
ime. They have the cuſtody of the privy ſignet, becauſe | 
eKing's private letters are ſealed with-it. There are four 
erks of the ſignet who make out grants, patents, &c. 
hich have the fign manual, to which the ſignet being added, 
is a warrant to the privy ſeal; as the privy ſeal is a warrant 
the great ſeal. The paper-office belongs to the Secretaries 
(State, where all papers, letters, memorials, negociations, 
re depoſited ard preſerved. ] : 


. 5 Home Department. WET” 7, 
William Pitt, late Lord Chatham, died in 27718 
Me 9, 1761, Earl of Egremont 3 3 
pt. 9, 1763, Earl of Sandwich 

ly 124 1765, Henry Seymour Conway 
ay 23, 1766, Duke of Richmond 

ug. 2, 1766, Earl of Shelburne 

i. 21, 1768, Lord Weymouth * 
c. 19, 1770, Earl of Rochford 

v. 10, 1775, Viſcount Weymouth 

V. 1779, Earl of Hillſborough 
ar. 27, 1782, Earl of Shelburne 

y 10, 1782, Hon, Tho. Townſhend 


: * +» 
"8 & 


80 7 


April 2, 1783, Lord North 
Dec. 19, 1783, Earl Temple 
23, Lord Sidney 
7 Foreign Department. 
Earl of Holderneſſe 
Mar. 255 17615 Earl of Bute 
May 29, 1762, George Grenville 
Oct. x4, 1762, Earl of Halifax 
July 12, 1765, Duke of Grafton 
May 23, 1766, Henry Seymour Conway 
an.-20,.1768, Lerd Weymouth 
Oct. 215 TY Earl of Rochford 
„Dec. 19, 1770, Earl of Sandwich 
an, 22, 1771; Earl of Halifax 
Jon 12, 1771, Earl of Suffolk died in June, 1795 
K. 27, 1779, Viſcount Stormont : 
ar, 27, 1782, Charles James Fx - | * 
July 17, 1782, Lord Grantham 
April 2, 1783, Ch. James Fox 
"Hee. 23, 1783, Marquis of F 1004" 
105 95: or the Colonies |* 
2 78. 1768, Earl of Hillſboroußh 
Wis 14, 1772, Earl of Dartmouth 


| 5 
| 
OV 10, 1775 Lord George Germain 
eb. 13, 1782, Welbore Ellis, eſq. 

8 . | Plantation 8 

5 | Chief Clerk, 

dene 1784, Grey Eliot, eſq. . 

BOARD OF TRADE. * 
: " bal of Halifax \ | PORE P3514 

Mar. 21, 1761, Lord Sandys i 

Mar, 1, 1763, Charles Townſhend (he late) 

Apr. 20, 1763, Lord Shelburne 

Sept. 9, 1763, Lord Hillſborough 

Ju y 20, 1765, Lord Dartmouth 

Aug. 16, 1766, Lord Hillſborough 

Dec. 1766, Lord Clare, "Hine Earl Nugent) 

Aug. 31, 1772, Lord Dartmouth 

Nov. 1775, Lord George Germain, (now Viſ. Sackvil 

Nov. 1779, Earl of Carliſle 

Feb. 1781, Lord Grantham 


* This office, with that of the Board of Trade, &&. was abolig 
dy act of parliament in July 1782. 


(- 3#- }? 
Lords of ade. 


Bacon 

121, 2761, Hon. [Yorke vice Pelham 

lar, 214 1761, Sir mund Thomas, vice Hamilton 
jr 21, 1761, George Rice, vice Sloper 

. 233 1761, John Roberts, vice Andrew Stone 
jc, 1762, Lord Orwell, vice J. Roberts 

pr. 20, 176 RT Dvſon, vice John Yorke 

pr. 20, 1763, Bamber Gaſcoigne, vice Sir Ed, Thomas 
ly 20, 1765, Hon. John Yorke, vice Lord Orwell 
ly 20, 1765, John Roberts, vice Bamber Gaſcoigne 
ly-20, 2765, William Fitzherbert, vice Ed. Bacon 
cc. 1765, Lord Palmerſton, vice John Yorke 


Lord Palmerſton 

. 20, 1768, Lord Liſburne, vice Jerem. Dyſon 

r. 12, 1770, Lord Greville, vice Hon. Thomas Robinſon 

(now Lord Grantham) 

r. 16, 1770, William Northey, vice Lord Lifburne 

; 26, 1771, Thomas Whately, vice Wm.. Northey 

b. 11, 1772, William Jollyite, vice W. Fitzherbert 

g. 154 17724 L.Garlies,(nowE.of Galloway)vice $ Whately 

g. 31, 1772, Lord Rob. Spencer, vice John Roberts 

1774, Hon. Charles Greville and Whitſhed Keene, 
.,  eſqrs. vice Lord Greville and Lord Garlies 

2 27775 Thomas De Grey, vice Whit, Keene 

= x W. Eden, vice Lord Garlies 

* 19797 Ae Stuart and Ei. Gibbon, eſars. vice 

Meſſrs. Gaſcoigne and Jolly tfe 


Jenyns and C. F. Greville 
15 17815 Sir A. Fergufon and An' h. Storer, vice Mr. 


Willingham _ 
2 17875 John Chet. Talbot vice Lord Spencer 
PAYMAS TER - GENERAL OF THE FORCES. 
Rt. Hon, Hen. Fox (afterwards Ld. Holland) 
e 8, 1765, Right Hon. Charles Townfhend - 
. 2, 1766, Rt. Hon, Ld, North and G. Cooke, eſq. 
c. 3, 1767, Right Hon. T. Townſhend, vice Ld, North 
© 5, 1768, George Cooke, eſq. died 
14, 1768, Right Hon. Rich. Rigby, appointed fila paymaſter 


ckvill 


bolis: 


drew Stone, Thomas Pelham (now 8520 Soame Jenyns, 
Wm. Gerard Hamilton, Wm.“ Sloper, Edw. Elliot, Edw. 


t. 1766, Hon, Tho, Robinſon (now Lord Grantham), vice 


| 


1780, Hans Sloane and Benj. Langlois, vice Soame | 


Langlois and Mr, De Grey, now Lord 


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Mar. 2, es Edmund Burke, 'elq. 

July 27, 1782, Iſaac Barre, eſq. 

April 8, 1783, Edmund Burke, eſq. 

Dec. 30, 1783, Rt. hon. W. W. Grenv ie : 
Mar. 27, 1784, Rt. hon. W.W. Grenville, and Ld. Mugen | 


1 Tops 


Warden. 
| john Jefferies, eſa. 
Feb. 1266, Gen. Whitmore To 
Oct. r, 1771, Robert Pigot, vice Whitmore 
Maſler and Worker. 
| Hon, William Chetwynd 
June 3, 1769, Cha, Sloane (now Lord) Cadogan, vice Hon 
„Wm. Chetwynd. .. 
Feb. 9, 1784, Earl of Effingham : 
Comptroller. 
John Buller, eſq. 
Surweyor o the Meltings, Sc. 
Geo. A. Selwyn n 


Pos r. MA S TER GENERA 8 
W193 Joint Poft- Maſters. AY may 
| | > of Beſborough, Hon. Rob. "Hamden, Ld. Trere 
Nov. 27, 1762, Earl of Egmont, vice E. of Beſborough. 
Sept, x0, 1763, Lord Hyde, vice E. of Egmont 
| Ju'y 20, 1765, Far] of Beſborough, vice Lord Hyde 
— y 20, 1765, Lord Grantham (late), vice Ld. Trevor 
ec. 27, 1766, Ear] of Hillſborough. vice Ld. Grantham 
Jan, 20, 1768, Earl of Sandwich, vice E, Hillſborough 
ec. 19. 1779» Hon. Henry F red. Thynne Carterct, vice E 
N af gandwien 
SR. Lord Le Deſpencer, died in 1782 
ſan, 1 2s 1582, Viſcount Barrington and hon. Henry Frederi 


1 


Carteret ne 19, 

Apr, 13, 1782, Earl of Tankerville and Hon. Heory Frederi KM. 16, 

| Carteret _ I, 16, 
April 11, 1783, Lord Foley and H. F. Carteret t. 9, 
Jan. 6, 1784, Earl of Tankerville, and Lord Carteret . 16, 
25 

SECRETARY. AT WAR. n. 125 

Right Hon. Lord Barrington . 30, 


Mar. 24, 1701, — Hon. Cha. T ownſhend (late) = 28, | 


( 83 ) 


Feb. 275 1763 Right Hon. Welbore Ellis 

ſuly 20, 176 Fl Lord Barrington 

june 1770, Charles Jenk inſon, elq. 7 1 

fir, 27, 1782, Right Hon. T. Townſhend | 3 48 
July 10, 1782, Sir George Yonge, bart. 

Avril 12, 1783, Rt. Hon. Rd. Fitzpatrick 

lan. 6, 1784, Sir George Yonge, bt. 


"ADMIRALTY. 


[The power of Lord High Admiral hath, fince the reign of A 
ueen Anne, been executed by commiſſioners. The ftat, of 
harles IT. aſcertains his authority in thefe words: That 
je Lord High Admiral for the time being ſhall have full 
ower and authority to grant commiſtions to inferior vice 
imirals or commanders in chief of any ſquadron of ſhips; to 
Hand aſſemble courts martial conſiſting of commanders * 
nd captains z and go court martial, where pains of death i 
all be inflicted, ſhall confift of leſs than five captains at leaſt; 
te ad miral's lieutenant to be as to this purpoſe eſteemed as a 
ptain ; and in no caſe wherein ſentence of death ſhall paſs 
by the articles for regulating the government of his Majeſty's 
hips of war or any of them), except mutiny, there ſhall be 
ecution of ſuch ſentence without leave of the Lord High i 
limiral, if the offence be committed in narrow feas. But 
caſe any of the offences aforeſaid be committed in any || 
wage beyond the narrow ſeas, then execution ſhall be done 
order of the commander in chief. He appoints coroners 
view dead bodies found on the coaſts, and judges in 
e High Court of Admiralty. To him belong all fines 
d forfeitures of all tranſgreſſions at ſea, and at the ſea ſhore; 
d in ports from the firſt bridge on rivers to the ſea, goods 
pirates, waifs, wrecks, &c.] | 


rat 


| 


Hon 


Treve 


Firſt Lord. | "i 

ederie Lord Anſon | } 
; e 19, 1762, Lord Halifax 2 : 1 
, 17620. Se Grewvitle - MY 
Ir. 16, 1763, Lord Sandwich 4 

it, 9, 1763, Lord Egmont | 1 i 


vt. 16, 1766, Sir Charles Saunders | M0 
c. 2, 1766, Sir Edward Hawke . | | 
n. 125 1771, Lord Sandwich | 
ar, 30, 1782, Lord Keppel 

. 28, 17839 Viſcount Howe 


e 


April 7, 1783, Viſcount Keppel g, 
Dec. 30, 4783, Vile. Ho-w-we ieee 5 2 
Lords of the Admiralty. 555 as 
Admiral Boſcawen, Dr. Hay; Thomas Orby Hunter, Gilbe 
(late Sir Gilbert) Elliot, Admiral Forbes, Hans Stanley 
Mar. 21, 1761, Lord Villiers, vice Admiral Boſcawen 
| Thomas Pelham, vice Gilb. Elliot, 
Jan. 1, 1762, Lord Carysfort, vice Lord Villiers 
| | James Harris, vice Thomas Pelham 
Apr. 16, 1763, Lord Howe, vice T. O. Hunter 
r Lord Digby, vice James Harris 


n Hon. Thomas Pitt, vice Adm, Forbes 
July. 2, 1765, Sir Ch. Saunders, vice Lord Carysfort 
FA Admiral Keppel, vice Dr. Hay _ 
| = 1 vice Lord Howe 
Sir William Meredith, vice L. Digby . | 
og | Joh Buller, vice Hans Stanle 5 27 
Dec. 1765, Hon. John Yorke, vice Hon. Tho. Pitt "pk 
If Sept. 16, 1167 Sir George Vonge, vice Sir C. Saunders, m 
Tit firſt Lord 
Ld. Palmerſton, vice Hon. In. Yorke 
Dec. 2 1766, Sir Piercy Brett, vice Admiral Keppel 
Ch. jenk inſon, vice Sir W. Meredith 
Mar. 195 1768, Lord Ch. bene vice C. Jenkinſon 
Feb. 1770, Admiral Holbourne, vice a G.Yonge 
Feb. 1770, Ch. James Fox, vice Sir Piercy Brett 
Lord Liſburne, vice Ch. Townſhend 
Jan. 26, 1771, Aug. J. Hervey, vice Adm. Holbourne 
May 6, 1772, Tho. Bradſhaw, vice Cha. I. Fox 10, 
Dec. 23, 1774, Henry Penton, vice Tho. Bradſhaw, decealif - 
Apr. 17755 Sir Hugh Palliſer, bart. vice Aug. J. He 6 
TIEN called to the Houſe of Peers on the d : 
of his brother the Ear] of Briſtol 
Dec, 1777, Lord M ulgrave, vice Lord Palmerſton 
Apr. 1779, Admiral Mann, vice Sir Hugh Palliſer 
July 1779, Bamber Gaſcoyne, eſq. vice Lord C. Spell 
Oc. 1780, C. F. Greville and G. Darby, eſqrs. vic 
Buller and R. Mann, eſqrs. 
Mar. zo, 1782, Sir Robert Harland, Bart, Hugh Pigot, Ch ; 
Brett, Rich. Hopkins, Hon. I. Town, Tir 
Viſc. Duncannon, vice Lord Lisburne, 
Mulgrave, H. Penton, B. Gaſcoig 
F. Greville, and G, Darby, eſqrs. 
July ws 1782, John Jeffries Prat F and J- . eſqrs 26,1 


| 


85 i 


1 Duncannon and ]. 33 

1. 28, 1783, Hon. John Leveſon Gower | 
oil 17) 1783, H. Pigot, Ld. Duncannon, J. Townſhend, eſq. 
Sir J. Lindſay, K. B. W. Joliffe, Wbitſhed 


> Kecne, eſq. 


Gille 
nley 


plley, C. G. Perceval, J. M. Heywood 
. 27, 1784, Richard Hopkins, efq. vice J. M. Heywood 


co MM IS SIONERS OF THE NAVY. 
Treaſurer. 
Right Hon, George Grenville 
ne 2, 1762, Lord Barrington 
g. 9y 1765, Lord Howe 
i. 19, 1770, Sir Gilb, Elliot, bart, died i in 1777 
© 1777, Welbore Ellis 
r. 30, 1782, Right Hon, Iſaac Barre 
ly 275 1782, Right Hon. Henry Dundas 
nl 5, 1783, Rt. Hon. Cha. Townſhend 
zo, 1783, Right hon. Henry Dundas 
| Comptroller. | 
George Cockburne, eq. 
ly 31, 1790, Sir Hugh Palliſer, bart, vice George Cock« 
burne, eſq. deceaſed 
177%» A Suckling, eſq. vice Sir Hugh Palliſer, 
made a Lord of the Admiralty 
1778, Sir C. Middleton, vice Mr. Suckling, deceaſed 
Joint Surweyors. | 


rs, m 


ne Thomas Slade, eſq. William Bately, eſq. 

10, 1765, John Williams, eſq. vice Wm. Bately, eſq. ſu- 
dece perannuated 
J. HW. 26, 1771, John Williams (now Sir. John) and Edward 


the Hunt, vice Sir Tho, Slade, decenſed 


Clerk of the Acts. 
Daniel Devert, eiq. 


1766, Edm, Maſon, eſq. vice D. Devert, eſq. 


1 


$. Coney of the Treaſurer's Accounts. 
Rich. Hall, elq. 


va „ Timothy Brett, eſq. vice Rich, Hall, eſq. deceaſed 
arne George Rogers, eſq. 
ſcoigr Comptroller of _ Victualling Accounts. 


Robert Oſborne, e 


1 26; 1371, Cha. Proby, <6, _ Rob. Oſborne, eſq. en 


zo, 1786, | HE er J. J. Pratt, J. L. Gower, Lord 


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2 * Dn. n © Faw tarts tre: >. 
— — — ” 3 — : 455êͤ⁊ — a 


. Spe 1, To G. Marſh, eſq. vice E. Maſon, eſq. deceaſed 


2990 


Oct. 24, 177, Tho. Hanway, eſq. vice Cha. Proby, «fy re 
moved to Chatham 
OR. 8, 1772, G. Marſh, «ſq. vice T. Hanway, eſq. deceaſe 
1773, James Gambier, eſq. vice George Marſh, 
Clerk of the Acts 
| 1773, Will. Palmer, etq. vice James Gambier, eſ, 
removed to Porttmouth 


4 
oV. 
o/. 


6 Extra Commiſſioners. 
Hon. Wm, Bateman. None appointed in his ro 
Digby Dent, eſq. 
Timothy Brett, eſq. 
1761, Sir Ric. Temple, bart. vice Tim, Brett, eſq. 
1762, Sir John Bentley, vice Digby Dent, elq, dec. 
This appointment diſcontinued, on Sir John's promotion to 
flag, and only one extra commiſſioner, until 
8 1779, Sir R. Temple, bart, and Edw. Le Cras, S. W 
is, eſq. 
They _ lately but 5001. each, but now they are raiſed 
800 
A1 THY PORTS. | 
Chatham. 
Thomas Cooper, eſq. 
1765, Thomas Hanway, eſq. vice Thomas Ceopl 
| eſq. ſuperannuated E 
Od. 24. 12777, Charles Proby, eſq. vice Tho. Han way, et. 
appointed Comptrollei of the Victualli 
Accounts. 
Portſimout h. 
Richard Hughes, eiq. (now Sir Rich. Hughes, bart, 
17735 James Gambier. eſq. vice Sir Richard Huge. 78 
bart. ſuperannuated _. N : 
1978, Sir Sam. Hood, vice J. Gambier 
1780, Henry Martin, eſq. vice Sir S. Hood 
Piymout bz. | 
3 Rogers, eſq. (now Sir F. Rogers, bart.) 
Feb. 1775, Paul Henry Ourry, eſq. vice Sir Fred. Rog 
bart, ſuperannuated 
Feb. 1783, Edward Le Cras 
! Gibraltar. 
Oct. 1-63, Charles Colby, eſq. ſuperannuated, 
Dan, Taſſell, eſq. 
| Halifax. 
April 1775) Mariot Arbuthnot, eſq. ſucceeded bs Sir / 
Snape Hamond 


April 12, 178 3, Henry Duncan, eſq. vice Sir A. S. Han 


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NAV AL DEPARTMENT. 
Vice Admiral of Great Britain, 
Lord Anton : 
4, 1763, Hen, Oſborne, vice Lord Anſon, deceaſed 
ov. 5, 1765, Sir E. Hawke, vice H. Oſborne, reſigned 
ov, 1781, vir G. B. Rodney, vice Lord Hawke, dec. 
Roar Admiral of Great Britain. 
Sir Wiltiiam Rowley | 
in, 4, 1763, Sir Edw, Hawke, vice Sir Wm. Rowley 
0. 5, ally Sir Charles Knowles, vice Sir E, Hawke 
IR, 1770, Sir Francis Holbourne, vice Sir C. Knowles 
wg. 17 1771) Sir G. B. Rodney, vice Sir F. Holbourne 
ov, 1781, Geo. ogg 1 vice Sir G. B. Redney 
Tice Admiral of Scotland. 
Earl WO bon 
ec. 229 1764, Jn. Earl of * vice Ld. Finlater 
ov. 5, 1765, Earl of March, vice Fail of Hyndford 
| 1776, Earl of Breadathane, vice Lord March 
8 Maſter of Greenavich Hoſpital, 
Admiral Itaac Townſhend 
ov. 30, 176 5, Sir G. B. Rodney, vice Admiral Tian 
© une 15, 1771, Sir F. Holbourne, vice $11 G. B. Rodney. 
— ug. 17, 1771, Sir C. Hardy, vice Sir F. Hofbourne, deceaſeꝗ 
ay 1 1780, Sir Hugh Palliter, vice Sir C. Hardy, deceaſed jþ 


tual BOARD OF ORDNANCE. 


Mufter General. 
Lord Ligonier : 
ay 14, 1763, M-rquis of Gtinby, vice Earl Ligonier 1 
ct. 18, 1970, Marquis bt Granby died, and no Maſter Gene- 5 
| ral was app inted til i 
het. 12, 1772» Lord Vic. Teunſhend, vice Marquis of Granby 
lar, 30, 1782, Duke of Richmond Len ox and Aubigny, vice 0 
Lord T -wnthend 10 
pril 2, 1783, Viſcount Townſhend, vice Puke of Rickmond | 
Rogſprc. 26, 1763, Duke of Richmond, vice Vile. Townſhen 
Lieutenant General, 
Marquis of Granby 4 
lay, 14, 1763, L. V. Townſhend, vice M. of Granby 1 
it. 24 17675 Right Hon. Henry Seymour Conway, vice : Geo. i 
Viſc. Townſhend 4 
A, 225 1772, Sir Jeffery Amherſt, now Lord Amherſt, ea 


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pr. 23, 1782, Sir William Howe, vice Lord Amherſt 


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| Surveyor. 
Charles (now Sir) Frederick 
Apr. 23, 1782, Hon. T. Pelham 
April 29, 1783, Charles Courtney, eſq. 
March 30, 1784, James Luttrell, eſq. 
| | Clerk of the Ordnance. 
| William Rawlinſon Earle, eſq. Sb 
Dec. 18, 1772, Sir Charles Cocks, bart, vice William Rawli 
| Earle, who reſigned 
Apr. 23, 1782, John Aldridge, eſq. 
Apr. 30, 1782, Gibbs Cranfurd, eſq. 
April 29, 1:83, Humphry Minchin, eſq. 
Dec. 26, 1784, Gibbs Craufurd, eſq. 
| Storekeeper. | 
Andrew Wilkinſon, eſq. 
Dec. 1762, Sir Edw. Winnington, vice Andrew Wilki 


Sept. 7, 1765, And. Wilkinſon, eſq. vice Sir Ed. Winning 


July 1778,  Benj. Langlois, eſq. vice Mr, Wilkinſon 
Oct. 1780, Henry Strachey. eſq. vice Mr. Langlois 
Apr. 30, 1782, John Aldridge, eſq. 
April 12, 1783, Henry Strachey eſq. vice John Aldridge 
Dec. 26, 1783, John Aldridge, efq. | | 
Clerk of the Deliveries. 
Charles (now Sir) Cocks | 
Dec. 18, 1772, B. Lang'ois, eſq. vice Sir Ch. Cocks 
July 1975, Henry Strachey, eſq. vice Mr. Langlois 
Oct. 1780, John Kenrick, eſq. vice Mr, Strachey 
Dec. 2 6, 1783, Nathaniel Baillie, eſq. x 
| Treaſurer. © 
Francis Gaſhry, eſq. | 
June 1, 1962, Charles Jenkinſon, eſq. vice F. Gaſhry 
May 14, 1763, John Roſs Mackye, eſq. vice Charles Jenk! 
Oct. 1780, William Adam, eſq. vice Mr. Mackye 
Mar. 30, 1782, William Smyth, eſq. . 
April 12, 1783, W. Adam, eſq. vice W. Smyth, cſq. 
Dec. 30, 1783, W. Smyth, eſq. 


GOVERNORS OF FORTS, &c, 
| IN GREAT-BRITAIN, 


Fort Auguſtus and Fort George, near Inverneſs. Sir Ch. Ho 


died in Sept. 1765, and was ſucceeded by Gen, Studio 


Hodgſon. 


| Beravick and Holy land. General John Guiſe died in [i 


1765, and was ſucceeded by Gen, Monckton ; after him 


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john Mordaunt, who was ſucceoded * the Hon. John | 
Vaughan, 
lackneſs. Hon. Charles Hope Weir, who. was r by 
the Duke of Hamilton. 1 
lie. Gen. Stanwix, loſt in his paſſage to Leland, and was 
ſucceeded by the Earl of Darlington. 

fer. Earl Cholmondeley died June 10, 1770, and was ſue- 
ceeded by his brother, Gen. Chelmondeley, who, dying in 
1175, was ſucceeded by C. Rainford, eſq. 

rue Ports. Duke of Dor ſer died OR 1765, and was ſuc- 
ceded by the Earl of Holderneſſe, who clied in 118. and 
was ſucceeded by Lord North. ' 
Itmouth, Ar thur Holdſworth, 72 Wy, 
unbarton. Earl of Eglington. | 1 
lnbargh. Lieutenant Gen, Humphry Bland ; then the Karl ; 
of Loudon 3; who dying in May, 1782, was ſucceeded by 
Major Gen. Cha. Grey. f 
ard. Lord Cadogan, who was ſucceeded by William 
Faucitt, eſq, | 
wrnſey, Lord Delawar died. March 14, ny F and was ſuc. 
ceded by Sir Richard Lyttelton, who died October x, 1770, 
and was ſucceeded by Sir Jeffery (now Lord) Amherſt, 

. Gen, Pulteney reſigned in July, 1766, and was ſucceeded 
by Gen. Heney wood. 

rf, Sir Henry Bellenden; at preſent, Robert Sloper, eſq. 
ſey. General Huſke, who died in Jan. 1761, and was ſuc- 
ceded hy the Earl of Albemarle, who died Oct. 13, 17723 + 
ind was ſucceeded by Gen, Conway. 

mdguard. Lord George Beauclerk died in Mav, 170 
then Gen, Armiger, and, March 19, 1770, Gen, Clavering 3 
after him, the Hoy. Alexander Mackay, 

nd-nnis, Col. Arthur Owen died in 1774, and was ſucceed- 
ed by Col. Beaucierk, who died in 1775, and was ſucceede ed 
dy M. Gen. Robinſon. 

mouth. Gen. Waldegrave (now Earl). | 
tſmouth. Lord Tyrawley died July, 1773, and was 1 
ed by Gen. Harvey, who died in 1778, and was ſucceeded 
by Gen. Monckton ; who died i in 17824 and was ſucceeded 
by the Earl of Pembroke, | 

ily. Lord Godolphin. | 

erneſs. Sir John Mordaunt ; at preſent, Lieut, Gen. e. 
ling. Earl of Lougon ; at preſent, Sir James Campbell, bt. 
mouth. Sir Andrew Agnew died Aug. 14, 1771, and was 
vcceeded by the Hon, . Gen. Alex. * : 21 Ke / 
Lord Adam Gordon. H 3; L 


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| | Dorſet. Earl of Shafteſbury, Died April 21» 1771, and was 


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Upnor; Col. Deane died in 1755, and was ſucceeded by Lie 2 
Colonel James Murray; he was ſucceeded by W. Brown uc. 
eſq. who, in Feb, 1784, was ſucceeded by P. E. Irving, e hace 

Ie of Wight. Earl of Portſmouth; then Ld. Holmes; thy 
Hans Stanley; Dec. 23, 1766, Duke of Bolton; and 

1770, Hans Stanley, who in 1774 had a grant of it for li 
and died Jan. 1780; then Sir Rich. Worſley, bart. and Ap 
{ '. 6, 1782, Duke of Bolton was again appointed. 

Fort William. General Kingſley died in Nov. 1769, and 
ſucceeded by Gen. Burgoyne, who reſigned Of.1779,and v 
ſucceeded by Maj. Gen. Vaughan. At preſent, Hon. J. Murr 
Windſor.. Earl of Cardigan; now Duke of Montagu, 
Chelſea Hoſpital. Sir Rub, Rich died Feb. 1, 1768, and 

ſucceeded by Gen, Moſtyn, who was ſucceeded by Gen. (n Marca 


Sir Geo,) Howard, K. B. | 


LIEUTENANTS, &. IN ENGLAND. 


Bedford. Duke of Bedford. Succeeded at his death, in | 

1771, by the Earl of Upper Offory, | 

\ Berks. Duke of St. Aibans, He was ſucceeded by Lord Ve 

and July 19, 1771, the Duke of St. Albans was again aff 

pointed. | 
Bucks, Earl Temple. Succeeded, May 9, 1763, by Lord I July 
Deſpencer, who died Dec, 11, 1981, and was ſucceeded ort bu 
Lord Cheſterfield, March 27, 1782, Earl Temple was Motti 

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Cambridge. ViſcountRoyſton, now Earl of Hardwicke. caſtle 
Cheſter. Earl Cholmondeley, Died June 10, 1990, and wiſappoi 

ſucceeded by his grandſon, the preſent Ear] Cholmondel rd. 

who was ſucceeded May 1783, by the earl of Stamford, Muang 
Cornevall. Lord, now Viic. Mount Edgcumbe, _ Wop. 
Cumberland. Earl of Egremont, Cuſt. Rot. Died Aug. Þ who 
15763, and was ſucceeded by Sir James Lowther, fince I by E.: 


pointed Lord Lieutenant, 9, 17 
Derby. Duke of Devonſhire, February 21, 1963, Marquis ceede: 
Granby appointed in his room; and June 17, 1766, LWÞner/et 
G. Cavendiſh, June 18, 1782, Duke of Devonſhire, 1764, 
Lord Geo, Cavendiſh, 1 5 was fi 
Devon. Duke of Bedford. Succeeded at his death, in Jan. 1 em 
by Earl Powlett, by the 
foil by Lord Digb ve 
ceeded, June 7 foilowing, by Lord Digby. 1771, 
Durham, Bp. of Pur. Cuſt, Rot. E. of Bass, was 7 
Lieutenant. 75 


* 


zro wi tucceeded by Earl Waldegrave. | 


ng, e ouceſter. Lord Chedworth, Succeeded in 1763, by Norb. 
; th Berkeley, eſq. afterwardsLord Bottetourt, and on July x, 1766, 
and the Earl of Berkeley was appointed, & 

or lifWr:for 4. Viſcount Bateman. 


Ert ford. Earl Cowper. Died Sept. 18, 1764. Oct. 19, 1764, 
Earl of Eſſex was appointed; and March 1, 1771, Viſcount 
Cranburn, now Earl of Saliſbury, vice the Earl of Eſſex. 
unt ingdon. Duke of Mancheſter, who died May 10, 1762, 
and was ſucceeded by the preſent Duke of Mancheſter. 
ent. Duke of Dorſet. Died Feb. 9, 1769. The preſent Duke 
of Dorſet is now Lord Lieutenant. | | 
mcafter. Lord Strange. Died June x, 1771, and was ſucceeded | 
July 19 following, by the Earl of Derby. © | 


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neter. Duke of Rutland, : | 
ncoln. Duke of Ancaſter, Died 1778, and was ſucceeded by | 
the preſent Duke. 


in Mee. Duke of Newcaſtle, Succeeded, 1763, by the Earl 
(now Duke) of Northumberland. 

d Ven her mouth. T. Morgan, eſq. At preſent, the Duke of Beaufort. 

rain M. Earl of Orford, | | | 


rthampton. Earl of Halifax, Died June 8, 1771, and on | 
July 29, 1771, Earl of Northampton appointed, | 
rtbumberland. Earl of Northumberland (now Duke). 4 
was Mttingbam. Duke of Newcaſtle, Succeeded, Jan. 10, 1763, by 
the 25 Duke of Kingſton ; Sept. 7, 1165, late. Duke of New. | 
caſtle; and on Dec, 16, 1768, the preſent Duke of Newcaſtle | 
appointed. | 
ford. Duke of Marlborough. 
utland. Earl of Exeter. At preſent, E. of Winchelſea. | 
op. Earl Powis, Succeeded 196 , by the Earl of Bath, | 
who died July 8, 1764, and was ſucceeded, Aug. 17, 1764, 
by Earl Powis, who died in 1592, and was ſucceeded, Oct. 
9, 1772, by Lord Clive, who died in 1774, and was ſuc. 
quis ceededin 1775 by his ſon, Lord Clive. | 
5, Lmer/zt, Earl Powlett, Died Nov. 3, 1764, and Nov. 30, 
re, 174, Earl of Thomond appointed, who died in 1774, and 
was ſucceeded by Lord North. | ; | 
n. 1) NM hampton. Duke of Bolton. Died 1965, and was ſucceeded | 
by the Marquis of Caernarvon ; . and on Aug. 21, 1764, | 
vas ( the Earl of Northington was appointed; and on Jan, 23, 
1771, the Marquis of Caernarvon (now Duke of Chandos) 
was again appointed; then Lord Rivers; and April 6, 1782, 


9 
Harry Duke of Bolton was appointed, vice Lord River 
| Stafford. Earl Gower. | 

Suffolk. Duke of Grafton. Succeeded, Feb. 8, 1763, by Lo 
MIT, and on June 3, 1569, Duke of Grafton again a; 
ointed. ; 

hs Lord Onſlow died in 1776; Geo. Lord Onſlow, 

Suſſex. Duke of Richmond, appointed Oct. 18, 1763. 

Wartmtyvich. E rl of Hertford. 

We:ftmoreland. Sir James Lowther, | | 

Wilts. Earl of Pembroke, tucceeded by the Earl of Aileſbur 
March 27, 1782, Earl of Pembroke again appointed, 

Worcefter. Earl of Coventry, 5 . 

Yors/hire, Mt Riding. Marquis of Rockingham, Succeed 
in 1762 by the Earl of Huntingden ; and on Aug. 13, 176 
the Marquis of Rockingham was again appointed; who dyin 

in 1782, was ſucceeded Sept. 28, 1782, by the Earl of Surre 

Ditto, North Riding. Earl of Holderneſſe, Lord Lieut. Marqu 
of Rockingham, Cultog Rot. re-appointed Aug. 17, 176 
At preſent, Earl Fauconberg, Lord Lieut. vice Earl of Ho 
dernefle ; and Sept. 28, Cut Rot, wa the Marq, of Rock 
ingham. | | 

Ditto. Eat Riding. Earl of Holderneſſe died in 297578, Mat 
quis of Caermarthen appointed; tucceeded by the Earl of Ca 
liſle. March 27, 1782, Marquis of Carmarthen again a 
pointed, | 5 | 

Toaber Hamlets, Earl Cornwallis, who died in 1562. Su 
ceeded by the late Lord Berkeley of Stratton, and on Dec. Mug: 
1770, the preſent Earl Cornwallis was appointed. On Feb, 16 
1784, he was ſuceceded by Ld. George Henry Lenox. 


Apr 
Apr 
Nov, 


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OFFICERS OF STATE IN SCOTLAND. 
Lord Juſtice General. | | 
Marquis of Tweedale (late) . ar. 2 
Apr. 16, 1763, Duke of Queenſberry, vice Marquis of Tweedalipr. 2: 
| deceaſed 75 | pr. 3c 


In 1558 the Duke of Queenſberry died, and Lord Stormont ale. x 
| pointed | | RG . 


— 


Keeper of the Great Seal. | 
Archibald (late) Duke of Argyle 
May, 1761, Duke of Queenſberry 
Apr. 16, 1763, James Duke of Athol, vice D. of Queenſbe 
Jan. 28, 1764, Earl of Marchmont, vice Duke of Athol: 
or deceaſed | 


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Lord Privy Seal. 
| James (late) Duke of Athol, 
Apr. 16, 1763, Rt. Hon. J. S. Mackenzie, vice Duke of Athol, 
Apr. 30, 1765, Lord Fred, Campbell, vice J. Stuart Mackenzie 
Nov, 5, 1765, Earl of Breadalhane, vice Lord Fred. Camphell 
lug. 30, 1766, Jas, Stuart Mackenzie, (for life) vice the Earl 
of Breadalbane | 
Fa . Lord Regiſter. 
__ Earl of Morton 1 1 „ 
1768, Lord Fred. Campbell, vice late Lord Morten 
Lord Preſident of Police. (Aboliſhed in 1782) | 
Earl of Marchmont 


ceed 


$i ſan, 1764, Lord Cathcart, vice Earl of Marchmont 
1 re {PE 8, 1776, Lord March, (now Duke of Queenſberry) vice 
arqu Lord Cathcart deceaſed 


Vice A:miral. 
Earl Finlater | 
Dec. 22, 1764, J. Earl of Hyndford, vice the Earl of Finlater 
lug. 30, 1766, James Earl of March, vice the Earl of Hyndford 
Wept. 1776, Earl of Breadalbane, vice Ld, March 

Ma. 20, 1782, Ld, W. Gordon, vice E. Breadalbane 

| Secretary to the Order M. he Ti ile. 

George Drummond, eſq. | 
ouWÞPr- 13, 1765, Sir H. Erſkine, bart. vice G. Drummond, eſq. 
Dec. Mug: 1765, George Dempſter, eſq. for life, vice Sir Harry 
hs | Erxſkine deceaſed 


OFFICERS OF STATE IN IRELAND. 
Lord Lieutenant. 


Duke of Bedford | 
ar. 20, 1761, Earl of Halifax | 
pr. 20, 1763, Duke of Northumberland 
pr. 30, 1765, Viſcount Weymouth 
lug, 1, 1765, Earl of Hertford 
pt. 26, 1766, Earl of Briſtol 
lug. 125 1767, Lord Viſcount Townſhend 
c. 9, 1772, Earl Harcourt 
kc. 18, 1776, Earl of Buckinghamſhire 
Rt. 13, 1780, Earl of Carliſle 
pr. 10, 1782, Duke of Portland 
ly 31, 1782, Earl Temple 
pri! 30, 17843, Earl of Northington 
tb. 11, 1784, Duke of Rutland 


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Clerk of the Pells. 
| George Dodington (atterwards Lord Melcombe) | 17 
1763, Rt. Hon. Henry Fox (afterwards Lord Holland) for li. 
and alſo for the lives of his two ſons, Stephen and Car]: 
177 died in 1754, and ſucceeded by his eldeſt fon Stephe 
ate Lord Holland, who alſo died in 1774, and was f 
ceeded by his brother the Hon. Cha, James Fox, who 
ſigned Oct. 1775, and was ſucceeded by Cha, Jenkinlon, ell 
Joint Vice-Treaſurers. 
Earl of Sandwich, Rt. Hon.. Welbore Ellis, Rt. Hon, Rob 
Nugent (now Earl Nugent) 
Dec. 1762, Ri. Hon Rich. Rigby, vice W. Ellis 
Feb. 19, 1763, Rt. Hon. J. Oiwald, vice E. Sandwich 


July 12, 1765, Ri. Hon. Welbore E! lis, vice Lid. Clare lar 
Dec. 20, 1765, Rt. Hon. Lord George Sack ville (now Germai . 
vice Richard Rigby 770 

Aug. 1766, Right Hon. James Grenville, vice Ld. Geoſlane 
| Seckvilie 6 974 


Oct. 1766 Rt. Hon. IHgae Barre, vice Welb. Ellis 

Jan. 20, 1768, Rt. Hon. Ric. Rigby, vice Jas. Oſwald 

June 14, 1768, Ld. Clare (now E. Nugent), vice Rich. Rigb 

| Lord Edgcumbe, vice itaac Barre 

Feb. 2, 1770, Rt. Hon. Wel. Ellis, vice Ja. Grenville 

Dec. 8, 1772, Rt. Hon. Charles Jenkinſon, vice Li. Edge 

08d. 1775, Rt. Hon. H. Flood, vice C. lenk in ſon, 

| 1777, Rt. Hon. C. Townſhend, vice W. Ellis 

Dec, 14, 1781, Earl of Shannon, vice Mr. Flood | 

Apr. 20,1782, Eavl of Scarborough, (died May rx) and Sir G 
Yonge, vice Earl Nugent and Mr. 
Townſhend 

May 25, 1782, Lord R. Spencer, vice Earl of Scarboroug 

Nov. 1782, Lord C. Spencer, vice Ld. Rob. Spence 

April 9, 1783, Wm, Eden, vice Sir Geo. Longe 

Feb. 28, 1784, Viſc. Mount Edgcumbe and Ld. Walſingh: 
vice Ld. C . Spen cer and Mr. Eden. 


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Deaths of the drincipal _ Pers during the preſent Reign 


Anſon, lord, June 6, 1762 Battetourt, Nov. 9, 1770 
Albemarle, earl, Oct. 4, 1772 Bradſhaw, T. Nov. 17, 17 
Bath, lord, July 8, 1764 Chatham, earl, May 11, 1 
Bedford, duke, Jan. 15, 17991 Cumberland, d. ON. 31, 1 
Bolton, duke, July 5, 176; Cheſterfield, earl, March 
Briſtol, earl, Dec. 22, 1779 1773 1 


fre, lord, Nov. 22, 1774 
von ſhire, duke, October 35 
1764 

let, duke, Oct. 9, 1765 
— — ., Jan. 6, 1769 
wdeſwell, W. Feb. 6, 1765 
ſon, J. Sept. 16, 1776 

ont, earl, Dec. 4, 1770 
jot, Sir G. 1777 

gremont, earl, Aug-21, 1763 
anby, lord, Oct. 11, 1770 
anville, lord, Jan. 2, 1763 
enville, G. Nov. 13, 1770 
rd wicke, earl, March 6, 
1764 

tax, earl, June 8, 1771 
iderneſſe, earl, May 16, 
1778 

and, lord 1 Henry, July 1, 
1774 


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16, 1774 

ircourt, earl, Sept. 17, 1777 
wke, lord, Oct. 16, 1781 
ervey, gen. March 27, 1778 
ichfield, earl, Sept. 12, 1772 


- Onſlow, Arthur, Feb. 17 en6ad 


es H. B. Aug. 21, 1772 
Le He lord, Dec. 11, 


1 Lyons lord , George, Aug.. 


22, 1773 
OOO ng 5 Thomas, Nov. 74 
27, 1779 
Newcaſtle, duke, Nov. 17,1768 
Northington, lord, jan. 14, 
1772 80 Wert 


Rockingham, marquis, July rg: | 
1782 
Rochford, earl, Sept. 28, 178 
Suffolk, earl, June, 1779”: 
Strange, lord, June 1, 1771 
Saunders, fir C. Dec. 7, 776 
Stanley, Hans, Jan. 12, 1780 
Temple, earl, Sept. 11, 1779 
Townſhend, C. Sept. 4, 1767 
Talbot, earl | 
Walſingham, lord, May 9,1781 
Winchelſea, earl, Aug. 2, 1769 
York, duke, Sept. 17, 1767 
York, C. Jan, 20, 1770 


INDEX OF OFFICES. 


#5 


Admiralty © 7 Maſter of the Horſe Afleck 
Attornay and Solic. Gen. Mint — 8 
Biſhops — Naval Department 
Board of Works Ordnance — 
Board of Trade — Paymaſter - general 0 
| Chamberlain, Lord, his De- Forces — 
| partment — 66 Poſtmaſter -general 
Chancellor, Lord — 73 | Prefident, Lord 
Chancellor of the Duchy of | Privy Seal, Lord 
Lancaſter — 75 Queen's Houſtola 
| Chicf Juftices in Eyre — 76 Scotland — 
| Captain of the Band of Gen- Secretaries of State Imyanc 
tlemen Penfioners — 71 Secretary at War myatt 
i Captain of the Teomen of the Steward, Lord, his Depart- Waite: 
Guard — ib ment —— 6 
Commiſſioners of the Nauy Treaſury derſo 
Deaths of Minifters | Treaſurer of the Chamber a 1 * 
Governors of Forts — Warden, Lord, of Stannerics * 3 9 
Jeæuel Office = | Wardrobe, Great — has 1 
| Ireland — — 93 Wales, — 8 
Licutenants of Counties 


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Imcott. 
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3 
oe 
41 


ley 1 
buthn 
cedech 
den 2, 
miger 
zyle 654 
nald 7. 
by 27 
Aburnh 
aburtot 
de 24 

burſt 
ley 35 
OU 74 
Erton 4 


0] bo, 


K 


4 BDY 26 
Abercorn 60 
kbercrombie 57 
Aberdeen 55, 60 
acland 75 3 
A'Court 24 

Adair 13, 


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non 83, 37, 
ſtruther 56 


pley 12, 7 1+ 85 
buthnot 8 


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den 2, 35, 70 
niger 89 

zyle 68, 92, 
raid 73 

bby 27 
aburnham 63, 67,72 
hburton 75 
de 24 

wurſt 74 
WY 35 

0¹ 74 

terton 35 
ol 60, 925 93 a 


Adam 19, 57, 59, 88 


cedeckne 48. 50 


Atkinſon 23, 29 


Aylesford 31, 68, 71 
Ayleſbury 73, 92 
Backie 58 

Bacon 3, 36, 81 
Bagot 45, 65, 66 
Bailey 24, 88 


kezms 8, 49, Baldwyn 42 | 
Adamſon 14 Baker 2, 23 
addington 15, 58 | Balcarras 60 
Adeane 10 Bampfylde 16, 18 
73 WMfileck 13 Bangor 66 
new 894 | Bankes 13,78 
llelbury 42, 72 [Barker 48 
ilabie 41 Baring 18, 20 
he bemarle 89 Barne 19 
4 dridge 34, 40, 88 | Barnſton 11 
„lanſon 41 Barre 9, 82, 85,94 
Len 7 Barrington 35, 39, 63, 
. Withorpe 36, 46, 78 66, 77, 82, 83, 85 
1Wnbler 6, 35, 42, 73 Barrow 20 
7 Wincotis 6, 40 I Barwell 22, 2g 
0 Wnherſt 87, 89 { Baſſett 3, 38 
„ayand 10 Baſtard 16, 39, 48 
$Wnyatit 44, 48 Bately 85 
irt- raſter 28, 67, 68, Bateman 27, 86, 91 
61, 73, 91 PBath 91 
„ „aderſon 5, 21 | Bathurit 18, 74,75 
z ndrews 8. I Bayley 2, 30 IF 
. Nueſley 40 Bayntun 12, 50 


Bearcroft 24 
Beauchamp 37, 7677 78 
Beauclerk 64; 89, 
Beaufort 73, 91 
Beaufoy 23, 54 
Becktiord 8, 49 
Bedford 74,75: 90, 93 
Bellenden 89 
Bellingham 42 
Benfield 14, 
Bentiuck 36 

Bentley 86 


| Bazcley "7 | 


X or NAMES. 


Aubrey 38, 48, 58, 5 


Blackett 4 
Blackburne 26 z 
Blackſtone 73 
Blackwell 16 
Blair 36 

Blake 45 

Bland 89 

| Bolingbroke 68 


Boone 3, 11 
Boothe 27. 
DO 11 
oſcawen y2, 4B, , 
Boſcaw —_ : 6 
Boſton 68 
Botetourt 68, 83 91 N 
Bottſworth 48 
Bouverie 16, 43 
Bowyer 40 
Bowes 34 
Bowlby e7 
Boyd 48 TY 
Braddyll 26 
Bradſhaw 4, 8,84 
Branſton 11 a 
Bramſton 18 
Brand 2 
Brandling 34 
Breadalbane 60, 76, 93 


s. 4 


{| Brereton 25 


Breton 68 


Brett 15, 42, 28, 8; 
85, 86 


, | Brickdale 8 


"Bride 39 
Bridgman 30, 52, 70 


Brown 7, 25, 48, 90 
| Browne 16 
Brownlow 20 


| Bruce 67, 68, 72 


Brudenell 9142,68, 70 
Brummell 78 | 


Ben yon 38 
Berkelcy 20, 68, 91.97 


Bisſhopp 44 
1 


Bertie 6, 8, 37,6768, Bulkelcy 2 
Ua 82 


68 93 


Bull 29, 34 
Buller 7727751 178, 1 


Bolton go, gi, 92 = 
bonds? 4 


Briſtol 65,67, 75. 84,93 


Buckinghamſhire 67. 


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Bute 67, 77, 80 


Bunbury 46 
Burgoype 40, 80 
Burke 18, 31, 78, 8 
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Burrard 30 
Burrell 4, 6, 23, 72 
Burton 24, 497 53 


Butler 66 

Byng 33, 52 
Byron 34 
Cadogan 10, 72.82, 89 


| Caermarthen22,68,72, 


Caernarvon 67, 91 

Call g | 

Calvert 23, 31, 4 

Camden 74, 75, 76 

Campbell 11, 53, 56, 
57, 68, 77, 89, 93 

Cantalupe 2 

Cardigan go 

Carew 38 

Carliſle 69, 70, 75, Bo, 
98 : | 

Carnegie 55 

Cary 8 | 

Carysfort 84 


_ Carteret 82 


Caſſilis 60 


| Caſwall 6 


Cathcart 57, 60, 93 
Cator 25, 28, 48 
Cavendith 15, 26, 27, 
55, 69,77, 78, 90 
awthorne 29 
Cecil 45 
Chamberlayne 79 
Chamier 46 - 
Chandos 69, 91 
Charteris 58 
Chatham 7571 79 
Chaytor 23, 38 
Chedworth 91 
Cheſter 20, 73 
Cheſterfield go 
Chetwynd 82 
Chewton 34 67 


= IE * 5 : * 
* „ y 5 1 — 255 Lp" 
— * £ 


Bullock 18, 45, 49 


* * N , ; * 
8 


Cholmondely71 89, 90 


Child 49 ; 


Creſpigny 1, 46 
| Clarendon 75 Crewe 11 | Dimſ 
Clare 80 Crickett 25 Dodd 
Clarges 29 + * ]Croftes 10 Dodir 
Clarke 15, 29, 54 | Cruger 8 Dolbe 
| Clavering 17, 8g  |Crutchley 24 Perſe! 
Clayton 5, 32, 40, 46| Culme 39 Doug! 
| | Clerke 48 | Cunynghame 38,69% % Dow d 
Cleveland 3 | Curo 46 Down 
Clinton 34, 40, 51 | Curtis 43, 49 V'Oyl 
Clive 3, 30, 44, 91 | Curzon 12, 15, 27 Drake 
| Cockburne z8, 85, 81} Cuſt 20, 22, 25 Drogh 
Cocks 20, 49) 51, 88|Dalhoufe 60 Drumr 
Codrington 47 Dalrymple 57, 59 45) 4 
Coghill 34 amer 16, 56 Mut; 
Cooke 81 Darby 39, 80, 83 humfr 
Coke 15, 35 36 Darrell 23; 28 humm 
Colby 86 Darker 77 + Wunca! 
Colhoun 4 Darlington 72, 80, Muncar 
Collier 24 Dartmouth 69, 7.5, N uncoi 
Colt 30 Daſhwood 63, 59, 7 Dundas 
Combe 1 . | 5 59, f 
Compton 36, 68 Daubeny 8g Dunme 
Conolly 2 Davenport 35 hunnin 
Conway 24, 16, 18, 32, Davers 18 Duntze 
35,37, 68,53. 79, 80, Davert 85 Durand 
| 87, 89 Davies 30 button 
Conyers 18 ; Dawes 22, 48 er 72 
Cooper 42, 78, 86 [Dawkins 24 yfon 2 
Coote 39 Dean 22, go 78, 8 
Corbett 44 De Ferrars 71 (art « 
Cornwall. 23, 27, 30, De Grey 28, 46, 69,7 Nerle 1. 
52, 76. 79 wy en 17 
Cornwallis 18. 39, 42, Dehan 25 dgecui 
64.635,68, 76,92 Delaval 4, 34 4 
Cotes 52 Delme 34 dmonc 
Cotsford 24 Delawar 72, 73, 8g Ndward 
Cotton 9, 11 Dempſter 56, 93 win; 
Cottrell 75 a {Denham 58 fingha 
Coventry 67, 68, 92 | Denbigh 68 | 
Courtenay 46, 88 Dent 86 
Courtown 4, 31, 73 Derby 7g, 84, 87 
Coward 49 Dering 42 
| Cowper 91 Devaynes 3 
Coxe 4, 14, 24, 44 | Devert 81 
Cranburn 4, 27, 38,91 Devonſhire 67, go 
Craig 89 Dewar 114 
Craniton 60 Dickens 45 
| Craufurd 57, 58, 88 | Dickenſon 42, 72 
Crawford 2, 24 |Digby 84 90 


dimſdale 23 


Dodd 40 


Dodington 94 


Dolben 3 


Dorſet 71, 89, 91 
Douglas 50, 57, 58 
Dow deſwell 74,5377 
Downe 67, 68 
'Oyley 43, 48 

Drake 1, 4, 46, 70 
Drogheda 24 
Drummond 23,32, 43 


45, 49455-6405: 93 


Dutf 56 
Dumfries 60 


Duncan 86 


Puncannon 26, 84, 85 
Duncombe 16, 54 
Þundas 35, 47,56, 68, 


59, 85 
Dunmore 60 


Puntze 47 


hutton 20 
er 73 


78, 81 


ſar: 60 
arle 14, 88 


dwards 31 


dwin 20 


44, 65, 66 


77 81, 84 
85, 94 


Elwes 4 
IEmbury 47 03 
| Ege 6 8329.48.76 


Falmouth 71 


hummer 16, 30, 49 


Punning 9, 75, 76 


| Frnch 11, 31, 67, 71 
| Finkater 87, 9g 
| Fitzherbert 2, 81 


Durand 38, 43 


yſon 24, 70, 75, wy 


den 17, 24, 53:$1,94 
dgecumbe 69, 70,71, 


94 
dmondſtone 56 


fingham 70, 82 
zerton,6,11,24,36, 34 


zlngtoun6067,88,8g; 
zmont 82, 83, go 
gremont 79, 87 

lot 13, 20, 23, 78, 80 
lot 7, 27,4, 58,78, 


lis 28, 51,95,80,83; 


phinſton 56, 60 


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Eſſe x 67, 68, 91 
Eſtwick 30 | 
Euſton 10, 47 
Evelyn 25, 70 
Ewer 16, 65, 66 
Exeter g1 

Eyre 6, 21 

Fairſord 28, 31 


Fanſhaw 39, 70 

Fane 28 98 
Farnaby 25 

Farrer 48 

Faucitt 89 = 
Fauconberg 67, 68, 92 
Featherſtonchaugh 39 
Fenton 40 


Ferguſon 55, 81 - - | 


Feilde 23 
Fielding 4 
Fife 56, 57 


Fnzmaurice 54 


Fitzroy 18, 47, 68, 730 Goddarfl 32 


Fitzwilliam 41 
Fitzpatrick 46, 83 
Fletcher 15 | 
Fludyer 2, 12 
Fleming 44, 32 
Flood 53, 94 
Foley 17, 23, 53, 82 
Fohambe 54 
Folkeſtone 43 
Fonnereau 1 
Fontayne 26 
Forbes 85 
Foreſter 50 
Forteſcue 3 
Fox 31, 51, 59,78,80, 
1, 84, 94 
Francis 54 4 
Frankland 47 


Cage 43 
| Galloway 60, 68 


{ Garlies 81 


Gaſcoigne 31 — 


| Gilbert 64 


{Glyn 33 


Gould 7 


_ }Greme 73 


Gravtham 67, 725 80, 


+ [Freeman 45 1 
Fullarton 38, 37 


Fuller 42, 44 


Galway 39, 55,69 
Gambier 82, 86 ; 
Gamon 53 | 
Garden 55 
Gardiner 50 
Garforth 13, 28 


Garth 15 


Gaſcoyne 6, 2914746; | 
81, 84 = 
Gaſhry 88 
Geary 31 
Germaine 21, 80, 94 
Gibbon 28, 30 
Gibbs 88 1 
Gideon g, 14, 32 


s., 


Gilmour 70 
Gipps 10 
Glencairn 60 


Glynne 1 8 


Godolphin 89 
Goodrick go, 39 
Gordon 24, 30,39:50, 
57; 60, 68, 89, 93 
Goring 44 8 
Gough 7 


Gower 2 167471372176, 
85. 92 
Gowland 13 5 
Grafton 75, 77, 80, 93 
Graham 4, 41, 57, 78 


Granby 10, 87, 99 | 
Grant 19, 59 


81, 82 
Grantley 76 


Fraſer 57, 75 


Frederick 12, 34,4088 


[Granville 70, 74. 77 


81, 83, 8 


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| Hanmer 45 
| Harbord 36 


Hall 8 
| Halliday 47 


| Graves 47 


Gray. 85 
8 Cre 58, ep 
{ Green 13, 64 


Gregoty 41 


2 | 
Ereville 49, 70, 84 
s Grey a, o, 89 
Erimſton 1, 23 


Griffin 2 
Griffith 4 
Grigby 46 
Groſvenor 11 
Grove 51 


Guildford 73 


Guernſey g1 


” Gulſtone 39 


Guiſe 20, 88 
W 
Hales 16, 31, 69, 70 


Halifax 3, 13, 66, 75, 


80, 83,91, 93 2 
5 5 


Halſey 23 


| Hamilton 17, 20, 48, 


| 
| 527 73 81 | 
Hammett 47 


Hamond 86 


4 Hampden 4 82 


Hanbury g3 : 
Hanger. 2, 32, 40 


Hanway 86 


Hardinge 43. 73 
Harcourt 25, 69,72,73 
Hardwicke go | 
Hardy 39, 87 
Harland 84, 


Hare 26 
S Harford 28 


Harley 23 
Harris 12,70,7 37784 
Harriſon 21 
Harrowby 47 


Þ Hartley 4, 26 
Harvey 18, 21, 31 


| 
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& Grenville 577 78, 30, 


| 


Hatton 41, 71 | 
Hawke 39, 83 
Hawkins 32 


[Hay o8, 44, 58, , 


Hayley 2g © 
Hayter 64, 63 
Heaviſide 30 
Henderſon 37, 
Henley 71 

Heneage 14 
Henniker 16, 46 
Herbert 21, 52, 72 
Herne 10 
Herries 58 
Hertford 67, 68, 71. 
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+. 97 98 | 
Hervey 18, 68,72, 84,89 ; 
| 4 Jefferies 8a, 89 


Hey 42 


[Heywood 85 


Hill 27, 42 


| Hilliborough 19,80,82 


Hinchliffe 66 | 
Hinchinbroke 23, 67 
Hoadley 64 | 
Hobart 4 

Hobard 3 
Hodgfon 88 

Hoghton 40 | 
Hntbeck 49 | 
Holbourne 83, | 
Holderneffe 71, 80, 99 
Holmes go Ek | 
Holroyd 14 - 
Holland 81, 94 


| Holdſworth 15, 89 


Holt 46, 49 

Home 56 

Hony wood 2, 26, 45,89 

Hood 7, 51, 86 

Hopkins 15, 25, 47,70 
84, 85 


Huſke 89 


' Hulſe 73 

Hume 38, 65, 66 
Humberſton 58 
Hungerford 27 
Hunt 5, 85 © 

| Hunter =?, 29, Bi * 
Huntingdon 67, 71,92 


Hurd 63, 73 


Huſſey 43, 73 
Hyde 12, v2, 75, 82 


| {Hyndford 67, 87, 99 


Irwin 21 

Jackſon 38, 42,73, 78 
James 51 

Jervis 27, 54 

Jones 15, 25, 437 51 


Jenkinſon 19, 22, 42, 
77,78, 83,84, 88,94 
Jennings 37, 47, 81 
| Aa ry 10, 81 
Jerſey 67, 68, 71 
Jervoiſe 21, 54 
Inchiquin 41 
Ingram 68 
Joan 65, 73 
95hnſton 57 
Johnſtone 2, 13, 28,58 
Johnes 11 
Joliffe 38, 49: 81 85 
Jones 15, 40, 79 | 
irnham 45 | 
(rwin 21 
Keating 32 
Keck 35 
Keene 10, 33; 
71, 81, 8g 
Keith 58 
Kelly 60 
Kemp 28 


64, 65, 


Hopeton 60 
Hothamg4,52,08,7374 
Howard32,45,73.8890 
Howarth 1 | 


Howell g2 
Hudſon 12 


| Hughes 8 


Howe 15,30, 83,84,85 


Kennedy 55 
Kenrick 5, 88 
Kenſington 22 

Kent 49 

Kenyon 24, 48 76, 
Keppel 12, 36, 46 
653, 64, 69, 83,84 


Kerr 59 


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mon 1 
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burn 1 


king 78 

Kingſley go 
Kingſmill 48, 54 
Kingſton 91 
Insaird 60 
kinnoul 75 
Kirxman 29 


Knight a, 26, 27, 30 


Knightley 36 
knewles 87 
Kynaſton g3, 42. 
Ladbroke 49 

amb 66 

ambton 17 


Langham g6 


ngiton 45 
Laroche 5 


zuderdale 60 
aurie 56 
avington 64 
aw 64 
awley 49 


awrence 41 
e Cras 86 


3, 90 
e 12, 76 


eeds 42, 70, 76 
efebure 48 
Fleming 51 

8ge 73 

gh 35 

ſceſter 71 
eighton 44 

ith 48 

mon 13, 51 
enox 46 
ethicullier 2, 32 
wes 29, 54 


ewis 40 


gonier 83 

ncoln 36, 40, 67 
ndiay 85 

burn 10, 81, 8 


_ [Litchfield 67, 68, 71 


Langlois 20, $1, 88 


aſcelles 35, 54» 69 


e Deſpencer 72, Th 


wiſham 19 24 31, 
39, 45, 48, 73, 75 


Lie 32 


| Loveden 1 


{Lucan 36 


[Lumley 29 


 4Macbride 39 
| Mackey 40 


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Liſter 12 


Littleton 45, 64 
Livingſtone 55 _. 
Long 6, 15 20, 2 I, 31 
Lothian 60 
London 86, 89 


Lovell 49 

Loughborough 74, 76 

Lowndes 78 

Lowth 64, 65, 66 

Lowther 9, 41% 18 
22, 26, 51, me go, 

| 92 

Lucas 20 

Ludlow 25, 69 


Luſhington 22, 23 
Luther 18 
Luttrell 6, 16, 33, 45» 
88 


Lux more 37 

Lowck 50 

Lygon 53, 56 

Lyon 55 

Lyttelton 45, 72, 76 
8 


[Macartney 4 
Macormack 48 
Macdowal 58 
Macdonald 
3 


24 34» 


Mackenzie 58, 93 
Mackreth g, 11 
Macknamara 27 
Mackay 89 
Mackworth 10, 32 
Mackye 88 
Macleod 24 
Macpherſon 10, 14 


Marſham 6 „ f 
Martin 47, 78, 88 A 
Maſham 68 4 
Maſon 85 . * 
[Maſters 20 . art 
Maſterman 3 .-.ug/ 
Mauger 99 ' *.. coal 
Mawbey 48 vai 
Mawſon 64  _.....uat 
Maynard ga N 
Mayne 19, 46 2 
Mayor 1 85 „1 
Meadows 36 _ 
Medley 21, 43 | TE $1269 
Medlycott 3 tf 
Melbourn 30, 31, 4 & 14 
Melcombe 94 _ 
Melliſn 2, 21, 39 a . AM 
Meredith 29 9 84 1 - "41 
Metcalf 6g _ 
Methuen 4 Ls A 
Meynell 45 | 
Michiel 28 = 
S N 25, mw Gu? 
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| Milford 22, 3 


| Mainwaring a8; - 
Malden 28, 51, 37 f 
Mancheſter 67. £0 


72, 91 « 8 ; 
Mann 31, 84 7 
Manners 4, 9, 26 =} 
Manſell s _.. 
Mansfield 10, 26. nA 
March 67, 87,99 hes 1 
Marchmont 2 92,98 | 
Markham 64. 65, 73 [ 


Marlborough We, 0 

91 . #& i 
Marriott 43 7 £ 
Marſh 12, 8, wy + 


Miller 28, » 
Milles 10 
Milnes 55 
Milner 55 
Minchin g7, 88 


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Mahon 54, 63 | 


| . 31,34, 38 


Moleſworth 13, 44 
Molyneux. 22, 26 


Mordaunt 68, 88, 89 


Monckton 39, 45; 88, 
89 


Monſon 63, 76 
tagu 23, 53, 71> 
3» 78, 90 
e 55 
Moore 58, 64, 66 
Morant 30, 54 
Moray 60 


Morin 78 
Morgan 7, 33, 91 
Morice 27; 342 70, 75 
Mornington 4 
Morſhead 9 | 
Morfhead 5 
Mortlock 10 
Morris 57 
Mortimer 43 
Morton 52, 73, 60, 93 
Mofs 64. 6 | 
Moſtyn 18, 68, 89 
Mountſtuart 6 
Moyſey 3 | 
Mulgrave 25. 3482.84 
Muncatter 33 
Munday 15 
Munro 37 + 
Murray 58, 90 
Myddleton 15 
Naſſau gi, 70 
Nedham 39, 52 
Nepean. 25 
Neſbitt 14, 52, 57 
Neville 8, 20, 40 
Nevill 43 
Newcaſtle 67, 75. 7 7 
8 


Wewborough 9, 25 
Newcome 66 
Newdigate 37 
Newhaven 10, 19 
Newnham a, 29 
Newton 66 
Nicholls 3 
Nicholas 14 

Niſbet 57 


North 3, 21, 64, 65, 


Northington 74, 191-93 
Northumberland 67, 
Norton 11, 13, 21, 22, 


Nuthall 79 


| Oliver 29 


; 


IParkyns 45 


( | 102) 


53,7377. 80, 81, 89 


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Northey 81 
Northampton 68, 91 


68, 71, 72, 91,9 


46, 76, 73 | 
Nugent 32 68, 69, 94 


O' beirne 78 
Offley 68 
Oglethorpe 22 
Ogilby 8 


Ongly 4 
Onſlow a, 21, 42, 68, 


69,70, 72, 77,78, 92 


Orchard 9g 
Ord 3, 4, 21, 22, 32, 


49s 7 4b 
Ortord 


Orwell 


Oſbatdeſton 43, 64 

Ofborne 24 38, 69, 
85, 87 | 

Offory 4, 90 

Oſwald 57 77» 94 

Ounſy 38 

Qurry 38, 86 

Oyley 3 

Owen 22, 33, 37» * 

Oxford 8 

Page 37 

Palk 3 


27 25, 43; 84, 85. 
8 


Palmerſton 22, 78, 825 


Palmer 27, 86 


84 
Panmure. 57 
Pardoe 10 


Parker 12, 16, 40, 43 


48, 53: 73 


Noel 27; 42 


{Parryg 


Paterſon 56 


| Peach 8, 24 


Peachey 20, 44, 68 


Pearce 55 


Peirſe 35 
Pelham 72, 76, 81,84, 
88 


Pembroke 67, 88, 89, 
92 

Penn 2 

Pennant 29 

Pennington 32 


Penny man 3 


Penruddocke 52 
Penrhyn 29 

Penton 53» 84 
Perceval 27, 85 
Percy 4, 36, 51 
Peterhoufe 24 
Peterſham 51 
Peyton 

Philipſon 18 | 
Phelips 44 
Phillips 6, 8, 10, 38 
Phipps 38, 43 48 
Pigot 82, 84 

Pitt 2, 37 8, 10, 16, 
39, 43, 68, 7778 
79 
Plumer 23 

Pochin 27 

Polhill 44 

Pomfret 68 
Popham 47 

Porteus 65 
Portland 67, 77, 93 
Portſmouth go 
Poſtlechwaite 22 
Potter 13, 28 


| Potteſworth 48 


Poulett 7, go 
Powell 35 , 
Powis 69, 67, 88 
Pownal 20, 23 
Powney 53 
Powys 36, 9t 
Pracd 25 


furl: 
Pye 4 
Queen 
Radcl 
Radn. 
Raink 
Ramfl 
Raſhlt 
Ratcli 
Rawili 

40 
Nebov 
Reyno 
Rice 7 
Rich 3 


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oſe 27 
olle 10 
oſeber 
oſewar 
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dus 43. 
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75 93 


4 85 


preſton 16, 57 * +: | 

Price 32 

Pringle 56, 58 

Proby 85 86 

Pulteney 7, 44 6567, 
68 


furlng 51 

Pye 4 

Queenſburv 60, 92 

ſadcliffe 1 

Rad nor 43 

Rainford 89 

Ramſden 20 

Raſhlergh 19 

Ratchifle 25 

Rawlinſon 25, 26, 29, 
40 

Rebow ig 

Rey nolds 26 
Rice 72, 81 

Rich 32, 80, 90 

Richmond 67; 79:87, 
92 | | 

uder 47 ] 

udley 34 

ligby 46, 81, 94 

vers 68, 91, 92 

doberts 81 

lobinſon 10, 21:6, 41; 

43:67 „72,78.81, 89 

ochford 67, 80, 91 

ockingham6 7, 68, 77, 


2 

1 36, 51, 87 
ogers 22, 38, 39, 51; 
35, 860 5 

ole 27 78 

olle 16 
oſeberry 60 

oſe warne 48 
os 56, 59, 64 
dus 43, 46, 54 


Ruſhworth 35,5 


183 


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Rutland, 10, 69, 71,jSkrine g 
75» 91, 93 | Slade 85 
Sackville 21,24, 94 Sloane 1,3, 44, 81 82 
ee 38, 67, 70,910 Sloper 1, 81, 8g 
Salt 28 : Smallwel 65: 
Salton 60 Smelt 73 
Sandwich 76, 79, 80, Smith 2, 3, 9, 20, 25, 
82, 83, 94 27, 36, 38, 39, Hs 
Sandys, 76 42, 45, 49» 54 | 


Satterthwaite, 13 


jSavile, 29, 54 
Saunders, 23, 80, 83, 


84 
Sawbridge 25, 29 
Scarborough 7, 94 
Scawen ga, 4 
Schutz 68 


53, 56, 57 


| {Scrope 28 


Scudamore 23, 47 
Sebright 3 
Secker 64 


 [Sedley 36 


Se!kirk 60 : 


Selwyn 20, 30, 8 


72, 82 

Seymour 18, 68, 69 
Shafteſbury go 
Shaſtoe 1 

Shannon 94 

Sharpe 75 

Sheffield 14 
Shelburne 76, 77, 79 
Shelley 44, 70 
Sheridan 45, 78 
Sherlock bg 

Shipley 665 66 
Shirley 73 


IShuckburg 49 


Shuldham 19 


owley 87 

duſe 18 

Ixburgh 68 
dylton go 
mbold 43, 51, 54 
ſhout 18 


Sibthorpe 6 
Sidney 80 
Sinclair 28, 56 
skelton 18 
Skene 57 


Skinner 33 


Scott 16, 19, 50, 51, 


Smyth 11, 13, 39» 83 
Smythe 74 | 
Sneyd 11 
Southampton 72 73 
Southcote 15 
Southwell 20 
Sommors 20 
Sotheron 39 : 
Spencer 46, 72, $6, 94 
Squire 65 

Standert 5 

Stanhope 7, 11,22, 53z 


* 


70 
Stanley 22, 44, 70, 84, 
go | 
Stanwix 83 

Starchey 3 

Staunton 25 

Steele 12, 78 

Stephens 42 "4 i bel 
Stephenſon ga, 38, 48 
Stepney 33 
Stevenſon 48 
Stewart 51, 38, 59 

St. Alban's go | 

St. Aubyn 38, 48 

St. John, 4,14,18,21, 
228, 32, 35, 53» 72 
Stone 73, 81 | 
Stonehewer 78 

Storer 11, 34, 81 
Stormont 60,75,80,92 
Strachey 5, 42, 79, 88 


| [Strahan 31, 53 


Strange 75, 91 


Stratton g, 72 


St rathaven 42 
Strutt 31 


Stuart 6, 21, 38, 66, 
57, 77, 81 
Sturt 8, 16, 17 
Suckling 39, 85 
Surry 2, 11, 23, 78, 92 
Suttie 57 
Sutton, 1, 2, 6, 15,20, 
34,42, 78 
Suffolk, 75, 80 
Sutterwaite 13 
Sykes 5, 43, 48 
Symonds 23 
Talbot 11, 69, 81 
Tankerville 8 
Tarleton 29 
Taſſell 86 
Taylor 31, 39, 40 
Tempeſt 17, 90 
Temple 8, 75, 80, 86, 
90, 93 | 
Terrick 64, 66 . 
Thiſtlethwayte 21 
Thomas 64, 65, 81 
Thomond 69, 70, 91 
Thompſon 23, 47, 68 
Thornton 26, 44 
Thorold 28 
Thoroton 7 
Thrale 44 
Thurlow 46, 64, 170 
Thynne 70 
Tollemache 28, 36 
Townſhend 9, 10, 52, 


54: 70, 72, 77, 78 Webb vo, 25,79 
80, 8a, 83, 84, 85, Webſter 22 


Trentham 34 
Trevanion 16 
Trevelyan 34, 44 
Trevor 64, 82 
Trotman 36 
Tucker 51 
Tudway 32, 49 
Tuffnel 5 


Vanneck 17 


| 


| Wallop 69 


2 Warburton 66 


| Vaughan 418,32 ,88,90 


| Vernon 20, 34, 37, 70, 


( 104 ) 
uther 44, 47, 5 
— 292 85 
Tyrconnel 43 
Tyrawley 89 

Van 7 


Vanſittart 4 
Varey 72 


Vere go 
Verney 8, 49 


Villiers 30, 43; 67, 84 

Vincent 46 d 

Vyner 29 

Wake 4 

Waldegrave 68,53, 76, 
89, 91 

Wallace 24, 76 

Waller 54 

Wallis 86 


Walpole 26, 52, 54 | 
Walſh 54 9 
Walſingham 26, 28,81 
Walter 16, 18 
Waltham g1 


Ward 54 
Waring 14 | 
— 3,26, 2365.66 
Watherſtone 6 


[Weir 89 4 


Watſon 23, 29, 66 


Weddel 31 | 
Wedderburne 5, 11, 


37, 76 


Wemyls 59 

Wenman 37, 50 
Wentworth 38 
Weymouth 67,73, 79: 


77 


Weſtcote 5, 78 
Weſton 75 
Whateley 58, 81 


1 Whichcot 6 


White 79 
Whitbread 4 
Whitmore 30, 83 
Whitſhed 12 


Wiggins 37 
Whitworth 17, 45 


[Wilbraham 32, 48 


Wilberforce 26, 54 

Wilkes g2 

| Wilkinſon 2; 47 24 
43, 88 

Willes 64, 76 

Williams 3, 18, 33:3; 

Willoughby 63 

Wilmot 14, 47 


| Wilſon 46, 66 
| Winchelſea 68, 74, 91 


Winnington 17, 88 
Wodehouſe 35 


4; Wollaſton 25 


Wolſeley 33 
Wombwell 25 
Wood 28, 33 
Woodley 31 


I Worlley 54, 69, 70, 


71, go 
Wraxall 24, 30 
Wray 40, 51 
Wright 68 
Wrighten 3 
Wrotteſley 34, 45 
Wyldbore 38 
Wyndham 12, 36 
Wynn 9 
Wynne 15, 39 
Yeo 14 
Von ge 24, 45» 46, 65, 
66, 83, 84, 94 
Yorke 9, 20, 22, 42 
64, 65, 66, 74, 70, 


_ By, 84 


APPENDIX 


J. La 


105) 
APTFENDSK 


__ MAvrurnTic Lisr of all the MEMBERS 
45 of the late HOUSE of COMMONS, 


* 


8 
_ SHEWING 
4 2% The various Changes that have been made in Con- 
ſequence of the General Election in 1784. 
33:8 % N. B. The Perſon put in the Margin, and printed in 7ralics, 
has been elected in the room of the Name againſt whom he 
ſtands; and thoſe marked with a Star, have been re. elected 
for other places. | 
74 91 
A Correct Liſt of thoſe Members of the Houſe of Com- 
mons, who ſupported Mr. Pitt and the Conſtitution, 
A. Hood ACLAND, Jehn Bridgewater 
Adean J. Warw, Cambridge 
Lord Palmerſton * Ambler, Chas, Borough bridge 
9 70, Anne ſley, Francis Reading 
Apſley, Viſcount. Cirencefter 
Sir Francis Syles %Arcedeckne, Chal. Wallingford 
James Worſley Arden, Pepper Newton, Hants 
Fubn M*Namara Aſhby, Shuckburgh Leiceſter 
: Aftley, Sir Edward Norfolk 
45 Thenas Aubrey Aubrey, Jhn Wallingford 
Lord Surrey Baker, Peter William Arundel 
36 Bankes, Henry Corff Cafile 
Barinz, John Excter 
Barne, Barne Dunwich 
5 Barrington, John Newton, Hants 
6,6; Jobn Rogers * Barwe'l, Richard Helſtone 
10 %%% P. A. Curzon Bateman, Viſcount Leomigſter 
4 Bayntun, Andrew Wecbly 
. 76 Beauf y, Henry Mine} ead 
4 79 Berkeley, Hon. Geo, Glouceſterſhire 
| Bertie, Hon. Peregr, Oxtord City 
| Biſhop, Sir Cecil Shoreham 
DIX Blair, J. Hunter Edinburgh City 
J. Lang ſlon Blake, — Sudbury 


Bond, John 
* Boone, Charles 


Robert Macreth 


106 ! oe £2, To 9” 
Corff Caſtle 


Aſhburton 


Bootle, Rich, Wilbr, Cheſter. 


Boſcawen, Hugh 


C. Lefebure | Boyd, John 


St, Mawes 


Wareham 


Bramſton, Th. Berney Eſſex 


R. Hopkins Brett, Charles Dartmouth 
Brudenell, Geo. Brid, Rutlangſhire 
Nicholas Bayley Bulkeley, Viſcount Angleſea . 
Buller, John Eaft-Looe 
Maj. Jobn Scot! *Buller, J+hn Weſt-Looe 
F. Calvert, jun. Calvert, John 1amworth 
Lord Maitland *Calvert, John, jun. Malmsbury 
. Campbell, Ld. Fred, Argyllſhire 
. Campbell, James Culroſs, &c, 
Caſwell, Timothy Brackley 
5 Chaytor, William FHeydon 
Clayton, William Marlow 
- Cleveland, John Barnſtaple 
Capt. Moore Cockburn, Sir James Selkirk, &c. 
n. Bellingham Cocks, Sir Charles Ryegate 
Fohn Lemon *Cocks, Hn,J.Sommers Weſt.- Looe 
CY Coghill, Sir John Newport, Cornwall 
General Bathurſt *Cornwallis, Hon, W. Eye 
Cotton, Sir R. S Cheſhire 
Courtown, Earl Marlborough 
Lord Morrington Cox, Laurence Beeralſton 
William Beckford *Curtis, John Wells 
Edæu. Miller Mundy Curzon, Hon; Nath, Derbyſhire 
= Dalrymple, Hugh Haddingtonſhire 
Sir H. L. Xenyen *Dawes, John Tregony 
Dering, Sir Edward New Romney 
Dimſdale, Baron Hertford h 
Dolben, Sir William Oxford Univerſity 
Douglas, Archibald Forfarſhire 
Drake, William Agmondeſham 
Drake, William, jun, Ditto 
Drummond, Henry Midhurft 
Sir D. Carnegie Drummond, Adam Aberbrothock, &c. 
Duncombe, Henry YVerkſhire 
Dundas, Rt. Hon. Hen. Edinburghſhire 
Il omas Mafiers Dutton, James Glouceſterſhire 
. Edmonſtone, Sir A. Irvine, &c, 
Edwin, Charles Glamorganſhire 
John Blackburn Egerton, Sit Thomas . Lancathire 
Egerton. John Wm, Brackley 
In Jas. Hamilton Eliot, Edw, James St. Germains 
5 : Eftwick, Samuel Weſtbury 
George Jennings *Eufton, Earl of Thetford 
1 Melbur ne Fr „ din 


Malmſbury 


2 
C. R. 


wall 


%% HE WM 
'  Farnaby, Sir Charles Hythe 


Farrer, Thomas Wareham 
Hugh Montgomery Ferguſon, Sir Adem Airſhire 
5 Fielding, Viſcount Beeralſton 
Fleming, Sir Mich. le Weſtmoreland 
Rt. Gamon Flood, Henry Wincheſter 
| Fludyer, George Chippenbam 
R. P. Arden *Fludyer, Sir S. 83. Aldborough 
Jabn Fleming Fuller, John Southampton 


Galway, Viſcount York 
 __ Garden, A'exander Aberdeenſhire 
C. Arcedeckne Gardiner, Sir J. Wh, Weſtbury 
Ju. C. Sattertbævaite *Gartorth, J. Baynes Cockermouth 
Colonel M Cermick *Gaſcoyne, Bamber Truro 
SGaſcoyne, Bamb. jun. Liverpool 
B. Lethicullier * Gideon. Sir Sampſon Midburſt 
Gilbert, Thomas Litchfield 
Gipps, George Canterbury 
Goddard, Ambroſe Wiltſhire 
3 > Gordon, Lord Adam Kincardineſhire 
Lord Fife Gordon, Lord Wm. Elginſhire 
Gough, Sir Henry Bramber 
Gould, Sir Charles Brecon 
Lord Inchiguin *Graham, Marquis Richmond 
| Grenville, Jas, jun. Buckingham 
Eqdzo. Nugent * Grenville, Hn. WW. Buckingham 
| Griffin, Sir In. Griffin Andover 
Hon. W. Grimſton * Grimſton, Ld. Viſc. St. Albans 
SGroſvenor, Thomas Cheſter ? 
A'exander Popham Halliday, John Taunton 
| Hamilton, W. Ger. Wilton 
William Graves Hamilton, Jn. Jas. Eaſt-Looe 
Hammet, Benjamin Taunton 
Hardinge, George Oid Sarum 
Harley, Rt. Hon, Tho. Hereforeſbire 
Lord Waltbam Harvey, Eliab Malden | 
Sir Charles Preſion Henderſon, Sir Ja. Bruntiſland, &c, 
Herbert, Hen, Arth. Eaft Grinſtead 
Jobn Kynaflon Hill, Noel | Shropſhire 
Hill, Sir Richard Shropſhire 
Hinchingbroke, Viſc. Huntingdonſhire 
Sir Charles Kent * Hopkins, Richard Thetford 
Houghton, Sir Henry Preſton 
Holdſworth, Arthur Dartmouth 
Howard, Sir Geo, Stamford 
Hungerford, J. P. Leiceſterſhire 
Hyde, Lord ' Helfton. 
Jabn Smith Jackſon, Richard New Romney 
| Jenkinſon,Rt, Hon. C. Saijtaſh 
C. Rae *ſex vis, ae? 294 Launceſton 
| | 2 


* IP "AE al * 1 


2 


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2 8 1 "EI Feb. NE * * 
> 


108 
Jo bn Sinclair 
Penry Addington 


Lord Milford 
S. Egerton 


Sir fas, Lang bam 


Wm, Lowther 


Macdonald, Arch. 


Malter dneyd 
F. 1, M. Keuxie 


Sir F. Mor ſbead 


Wn, 8 N 
Laun. E rown 


J. Murray 


J. 3. Gorforth 
Chappie Norton 


Sir Tho. Ea / ifa 
Jobn Crutebiey 


Jobn Phi lips 


VV 


Johnes, Thomas 
Johnſtene, George 
Johnſton, Peter 
Jones, Henry 
Kemp, Thomas 
Keuſington, Lord 
*Kenyon, Lloyd 
Knight, John Galley 
Knightley, Lucy 
Laſcelles, Edwin 
Laurie, Sir Robert 
Leighton, Sir Chn, 
Lemon, Sir Wm. 
Lenox, Lord George 
Lewes, Sir Watkin 
Lincoln, Earl of 
Long, Sir Ja. Tylney 
Loveden, E. Loveden 
Lowther, Sir James 
Lowther, James 


„Lowther, William 


Lowther, John 
Lygon, Wilbam 


Macdowal, William 
* Macreth, Robert 
Macleod, Lord 
Macpherſon, James 
Mahon, Lord 
Martin, James 
Maſterman, William 
Mawbey, Sir Joſeph 
Medley, George 
Moleſworth, Sir Wm. 
Montagu, Hon. Joan 
Morris, Staates Long 
Mortimer, H. W. 

* Mulgrave, Lord 
Muncaſter, Lord 
Murray, Alexander 


Murray, Hon, James 


Neville, Rich. Aldw. 
Newhaven, Lo:d 
*NYorton, Hon, Edy. 
*orton, Hon, Wm. 
Nugent, Ear! 

*(rd, Thomas 
Olborne, Sir George 
Paik, Robert 

Pardoe, John 


Fd 


Dumfriesſhite 


Newcaſtle und. Line 


Rac norſhite 
Leſt withiel 
Kircudbright 
Devizes | 
Lewes 
Haverfordweſt 
Hindon 
Alborough 
Northampton ſhire 
Northallerton G 
cor, 
Shrewſbury 
Cornwall 
Suſſex 
Lond«un 
Eaft-Retford 
Devizes 
Abingdon 
Cuniberiand 
Weſtmoreland 
Carlifle 
Cockermouth 
Worceſterſhire 


J. I. 


Tord | 


Renfrewſhire 


Cale. Riſing 


Roſsſhire 
Camelford 
Chipping Wycombe 
Tewkesbury 
Bodmyn 
Surrey 
Eaſt - Grinſtead 
Cornwall 
Windſor 

K ntore, &e. 
Shaftesbury 
Huntingdon 
Milbourne Port 
Peebleſhilie 
Perthſhire 
Reading 
Gatton 
Haſlemere 
Guildford 

St. Mawes 
Ayleſbury 
Horſhim 
Aſhburton 
Cameltord 


Tames 
R 0 5 ai 


B, B. 
(b. P. 


7506. 1 


Kobert 


2. D. 
d &. 


A P 
Jbn Baſtard 


lire 
George Oſbaldeſion 
J. L. Gower 
L Compton 
combe 
a James Stexvart 
R. Barwell 
B. B. Hophins 


FR (b, Potter 
* Tes. Poſtlethawaite 


ebert Ringsmill 


d. Drummond 


d Sur rey 


| Rodney, Hon, Geo, Northampton 


Sinclair, John Caithneſs 
*Smith, Abel St. Ives 
Smith, Robert Nottingham 
*Smith, Sam. jun. IIcheſter 
Smyth, John Fontefract 


Parker, John Devonſhire 

Parry, John Carnarvonſhire - xv 
Peachey, John Shoreham 23 
Peirſe, Henry Northallerton 4 ö 


Pennyman, Sir James Beverley 
Percival, Hon. C. G. Launceſton 
Percy, Ld. Algernon Northumberland 
Peyton, Sir Henry Cambridgeſhire 
Philipſon, Richard Eye 

Thipps, Hon. Ch. Scarborough 
Phipps, James Peterborough 
Pitt, Hon, George Dorſetſhire 
*Pitt, Rt. Hon, Wm, Appleby 


Pochin, William Leicefterſhire 
Powney, P. Portlock Windſor 
Praed, William St. Ives 
Pratt, Hon Jn Jeff, Bath 
Pringle, John Selkikſhire 


Pulteney, William Shrewſbury 
Raſhleigh, Philip Fowey _ 
Robinſon, John Harwich 
Robinſon, Charles Canterbury 
Robinſon Frederick Rippon 


Rolle, John Devonſhire 
Rous, Sir John Suffolk 
Rouſe, C. W. B. Eveſham 
Scott, John Weobly 


Selwin, G. Auguſtus Luggerſhall 
Selwyn, Willam Whitchurch 


4 Sir o Warwickſhire | 


Smyth, Sir Robert Colcheſter 
Stanhope, W. Spencer Haſlemere 
Steele, Thomas Chicheſter 
Stephens, Philips Sandwicn 
*Stephenſon, John Tregony 
Steward, Gabriel Weymouth, &c, 
Stewart, Hen. Keith Wigtounſhire 


Strutt, John Maſden 
Sutton, John Newarle 
Sutton, George Grantham 


*Sykes, Sir Francis Shaftcſbury 
Symons, Sir Richard Hereford 
Thornton, Henry Southwark 


K 3 


110 
| Townſend, James 
Tow nſon. John 


Calne 


F. 


Milbourne Port 


C. Brandling 


Bouve ie, Hon W. H. New Sarum 
Bowes, And, Robinſon Newceaſtle 


Richard Vernon PFrentham, Viſcount Newcaftle und. Line 
3 Trevelyan, Sir John Somerſetſhire H. 
Tudway, Clement Wells Sir 
Tvurconnel, Earl of Scarborough 70, 
en Lxmore Vernon, Richard Oakhampton 
| Villers, Hon, John Old Sarum 
William Colboun Wake, Sir William Bedford 
Waller, Robert Chipping- Wycombe 
; Ward, Hon. William Worceſter Wm 
Sir T. Rib Warren, Sir J. B. Great Marlow Sir 
Watſon, Brook London | K. 
Wenman, Viſcount Oxfordſhire 
Whitbread, Samuel Bedford 
Wilberforce, Wm, Kingfton upon Hull 
Wilkes, John Middleſe x 
3 Williams, Watkin Flint Wm. 
Hon, D. Ryder *Wijmot, John Tiverton 
Sir P, Hales. Woodley, William Marlborough 
Edo. Bearcrofſt *Wraxall, Nat. Wm. Hindon 
Wray, Sir Cecil, Bt. Weſtminſter 
Wrotteſley, Sir John Staffordſhire Sir © 
Wynn, Glynn Caernarvon 
Yonge, Rt. Hn. sir G. Honiton 
Yorke, Philip Cambridgeſhire C. F 
a 8855 Sir & 
A Correct Lift of thoſe Members of the Houſe of Com ,, 
mons who voted againſt Mr. Pitt's Adminiſtration | 
Gen. Dalrymple *ADAM, William Stranrawer, &c, 
| Amcotts, Wharton Eaſt- Retford Lay 
Sir C. Sykes Anderſon, E. Beverley P. 2 
Anſon, George Litchfield 
Anftruther, John Craill 
EE. A' Court Aſhe, W. P. A. Heyteſbury 
William Wrighten Bacon, Antho y Ayleſbury 
Jobn Calvert Baker, William Hertford 
Bampfylde, Sir C. War. Exeter Role. 
Barrow, Sir Cha. Bt. Glouceſter 1 
Baſſett, Sir Francis Penryn J 
William Devaynes Baſſett, Francis Barnſtaple 
Beauchamp, Viſc. Or ford 
C. Sturt Beck ford, Richard Bridport 
| Bentinck, Ld, Edw. C. Nottinghamfhire 
Benyon, Richard Peterborough 
Blackwell, Samuel Cirenceſter 


TTC 111 
T. Reynolds Braddyll, Wilſon Lancaſter 
| Brickdale, Matthew Brifto] 
Line Bridgman, Sir Henry Wenlock 
| H >Phipps *Brown, Launcelot Totneſs 
Sir Fn, Honyawood *Bullock, John Stevnin 
of. Grigby Bunbury, Sir Tho. CI. Suffolk 
Burgoyne, Rt. Hon. J. Peſton 
Burke, Rt Hon. Ed. Malton 
Burtard, Harry Lymington 
combe Burrell, Sir Peter Boſton 
Wm. Mainwaring By ng, George Middleſex 
* Sir Jobn St. Aubin Carew, Rog. P. Pentyn 
K. S. Milnes Cavendiſh, Ld. John Vork 
Cavend iſh, Ld. G. A. H. Dei by 
Cavendiſh, Ld, Geo. Derby ſhire 
n Hull Cawthorne, J. Fenton Lincoln 
| Charteris, Francis Lauder, &c. 
Vin. Norton Clayton, Sit Robert Surrey 
| Clerke, Sir Phil, Jen. Totneſs 
Clive, Lord Ludlow 
Clive, William Biſhop's Caſtle 
Codrington, Sir Wm, Tewkeſbury 
Sir 7. Moodbouſe Coke, Thos. Will, Norfolk 
Coke, Dan. Parker Nottingham 
Coke, Edward Derby 
ire 6. F. Fitzroy * Conway, Rt. Ho. H. S St. Edmund's- Bury 
Conway, Hon. H. 8. Downton 


Sir S. Gideon Conway, W. G. Coventry 
f Co Conway, Hon. R. 8. Ortord 
2% Charles Ambler Cooper, Sir Grey Saltaſh 
"ation Cornewall, Sir Geo, Herefordſhire 

| Cotes, John Wigan 

Ke. Courteney, John Tamworth 
d Lay Campbell Cranford, John Dumbarton, &c. 

P. Ietealfe Crawford, James Horſham 

. | Creſpigny, Ph. Cham. Aldborough, Suff. 
Crewe, John Cheſhire 


Cunyngbame, Sir W. A. Linlithgowſhire 
Cuſt, Fran. Cockayne Grantham 
5 Damer, Hon. George Dorcheſter 
Nobt. Fanſbaaue Darby, George Plymouth 
Henry Cruger Daubeny, George Briſtol 
Davenport, Sir Tho, Newton Lancaſhire - 
T Davers, Sir Charles St. Edmund's-bury 
R. P, Knight Davies, Somerſet Ludlow 
James Dawkins Dawkins, Henry Chippenham 


nm ſhire Delaval, Lord Berwick 
gh Ig Delme, Peter Morpeth — 
, | | Dempſter, George Cupar, &c, f 


n Dickenſon, Willam Rye 4 


112 .. D 1 Xt 
| Duncannon, Viſcount K nareſborough 
Dundas, Sir Thomas Stirlingſhire 


Cal. Dundas Dundas, Charles Orkney and Zell 
Eden, Sir John Durham County 
F. Burton * Eden, Rt. Hn, Wm, Woodſtocl 


Ceo, Douglas Elliott, Sir Gilbert Roxburghſhire 
E'lis, Rt, Hon. Wetb. Weymouth, &c, 
Eipainſione, G. Keith Dunbartonſhire 


Geo, Vanſittart F!wes, John Perk ſhire 
C. Boone *Erſkine, Sir James Caſtle Riſing 
Wi, Cornwallis Erſkine, Hon, Thos, Portſmouth 
| Evelyn, William Hythe 
a Ewer, William Dorcheſter 
Dudley Long Ey te, Francis Great Grimſpy 


Fane, Hon. Henry Lime Regis 
Featherſtonehaugh, SrH. Portſmouth 
Fi zpatrick, Rt Ho. Rd Taviſtock 
C. Dundas Fitzwilliam, Hon. Geo. Richmond 
Fletcher, Sir Heniy Cumberland 
h Foley, Hon. Edward Worcefterſhiro 
Foley, Hon. Andrew Droitwich 
Wm. Wilberforce Foljambe, F. F. Yorkſhire 
S. Salt Fonnereau, Martin Aldborough, Suff, 
Jobn Bridgman Forreſter, Geoige Wenlock _. 
| Fox, Hon, Cha. Jas, Weſtminſter 
Geo, Bowyer Frederick, Sir Charles Queenborough 
| Frederick, Sir John Cnriftchurch 
Sir Thos. Frankland * Gaſcoigne, Sir Tho, Thirſk 
Col. Cathcart Graham, George Kintroſsſhire 
N. Smitb Gregory, Robert Rocheſter 
Kir. Hn V. Grenville Grenville, Hon, Tho. Bucks 
Greville. Hon. Cha, Warwick 


C. L. Smith Grey, Hon. Booth Leiceſter 
M. A. Taylor Gulſton, Joſeph Poole 
D. Howell Hale, Francis St. Michael 
Lord Grimſtone Halſey, Thomas Hertfordſhire 
A. Wilbraham Hanger, Hon, Will, St. Michael 
| Hare, James Knareſborough 
Harris, Sir James Chriſtchurch 
* Harriſon, John Great Grimſby 
Samuel Thernton Hartley, David Kingſton upon Hull 


H. 7. Pye Hartley, Winch. Hon. Berkſhire 

Sir C. Middleton Hatton, Geo. Finch Rocheſter 

Capt. Preſion Henniker, Sir John Dover 

Sir Jas. Jobnſtone Herries, Sir Robert Dumfries, &c, 

R. Penn Honey wood, Philip Appleby - 
Honey weod, Filmer Kent 

Sir B. Turner FHotham, Sir Richard Southwark 

| Hunt, George Bod myn 

Huſſey, William New Sarum 


Call 


Vn. &. 


00%?! F-- I 113 \ 
Jervoiſe, Jerv, Clarke Hampſhire | * 
Jolliffe, William Petersfield | 4} 
]-iliffe, Thos. Sam, Petersfield 


1 Keene, Whitſhed Montgomery as 
/ 4 Kemick, John. Blechingly A 
J. Hunter „Knight, Rich. Payne Leominſter 
Ladbroke, Robert Warwick | 
bo Lambton, John Durham City i 
8 Lawley, Sir Robert Warwickſhire 7 
Lee, John Clitheroe 
Legh, Thomaz Peter Newton, Lanc, 
| Lethieullier, j. Andover 
Lewis, Edward New Radnor 
ir Edꝛo. Littleton Lewiſham, Viſcount Staffordſhire 
7 Liſburne, Ear! Cardiganſhire 
2 Lifter, Thomas Clitherce 
T. loyd, Morris Gatton 
be Smith *Long, Dudley St, Germains 
hien. Troutman Lucan, Viſcount Northampton 
ins Fo Sommers Cocks Lucas, Thomas Grampound 
ö Ludlow, Ear! Huntingdonſhire 
Dayrell Luſhington, Steph. F. Heydon 


8 Lucher, J»hn Eftex 

uff. . Caſcoig ne Luttrell, Hon Hen, La. Boſſiney 

Luttreil, Hon, John Stockbridge 
„ Meckworth, dir Her. Cardiff 

1 dir J. Miller * Maittand, Viſcount Newport, Cornwall 


in T. Ellis * /Aalden, V iſlouet Leſtwithiel ; 1 
. N, Edwards Mann, Sir Horatio Maidſtone 
m. Pitt Mansfield, James Cambridge | 
„, Smith Marriott, Sir James Sudbury - +» 
N Marſham, Hon, Chas, Kent f 
8 | rann, Charles No:tinghamſhire [4 
. Wraxall * Melbarne, Ld. Viſc. Luggerſball 1 
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