Commissioners of the Lieutenancy for the City of London, 1694

6 February 1694

Warrant appointing the following Commissioners of the lieutenancy for the City of London:

Sir William Ashurst, Lord Mayor of London

Sir Robert Clayton

Sir Patience Ward

Sir John Moore

Sir William Pritchard

Sir Robert Jeffreyes

Sir Thomas Stamp

Sir John Fleet

Sir Salathiel Lovell, recorder

Sir Jonathan Raymond

Sir Samuel Dashwood

Sir Benjamin Thorowgood

Sir Thomas Kensey

Sir Thomas Lane

Sir John Houblon

Sir Edward Clark

Sir Humphrey Edwin

Sir Francis Child

Sir Richard Levett

Sir William Gore

Sir Thomas Cook

Sir James Houblon

Sir Thomas Abney

Sir William Hedges

Sir Thomas Halton

Sir John Mordan, Bart.

Sir Henry Ashurst, Bart.

Sir Benjamin Newland

Sir John Letheinlier

Sir Peter Vandeput

Sir William Russell

Sir Jeremy Lambrook

Sir Gabriel Roberts

Lord Edward Desbovery

Sir Thomas Vernon

Sir Ralph Box

Sir Joseph Herne

Sir Leonard Robinson

Sir William Scawen

Sir John Foach

Sir Stephen Evance

Sir Henry Furnese

Thomas Papillon, Esq.

Thomas Frederick, Esq.

Thomas Westerne, Esq.

Nathaniel Tench, Esq.

Thomas Langham, Esq.

Peter Houblon, Esq.

William Jarrett, Esq.

John Flavell, Esq.

Robert Whittingham, Esq.

William Warren, Esq.

John Railey, Esq.

Francis Gosfright, Esq.

John Johnson, Esq.

Samuel Powell, Esq.

James Denew, Esq.

Joseph Scriven, Esq.

Daniel Allen, Esq.

Robert Raworth, Esq.

Francis Moore, Esq.

Thomas Shaw, Esq.

William Faulkner, Esq.

James Boddington, Esq.

Henry Halley, Esq.

John Adams, Esq.

Benjamin Whitecott, Esq.

Charles Chamberleyne, Esq.

Richard Aly, Esq.

John Nicholls, Esq.

Thomas Colson, Esq.

William Hussey, Esq.

Richard Hoar, Esq.

James Smith, Esq.

Richard Wormansell, Esq.

Joseph Smart, Esq.

Pater Joye, Esq.

William Hooker, Esq.

Arthur Baron, Esq.

Peter Floyer, Esq.

Henry Clark, Esq.

John Jenew, Esq.

John Sawyer, Esq.

Jeoffry Jeffrys, Esq.

Nathaniel Haws, Esq.

William Strong, Esq.

John Jeffrys, Esq.

John East, Esq.

Richard Pierce, Esq.

Edmund Boulter, Esq.

John Morrice, Esq.

Edward Rudge, Esq.

Francis Fitton, Esq.

Michael Godfrey, Esq.

Richard Bristow, Esq.

John Hammond, Esq.

Isaac Houblon, Esq.

Gilbert Heathcott, Esq.

John Cary, Esq.

Henry Cornish, Esq.

George Gooday, Esq.

John Morgan, Esq.

Thomas Goddard, Esq.

George Roune, Esq.

Thomas D'Eath, Esq.

Robert Foot, Esq.

Thomas Cudden, Esq.

Thomas Cuthbert, Esq.

John Bickley, Esq.

Robert Hatton, Esq.

William Gunn, Esq.

John Cullam, Esq.

Joas Bateman, Esq.

William Walker, Esq.

Owen Buckingham, Esq.

Samuel Stanyer, Esq.

Michael Rolls, Esq.

Edward Cressenor, Esq.

William Coles, Esq.

Richard Young, Esq.

John Mountfort, Esq.

Arthur Shallet, Esq.

John Sherbrook, Esq.

John Wolf, Esq.

Samuel Waldoe, Esq.

Daniel Dervile, Esq.

Richard Gwynne, Esq.

Edward Lemman, Esq.

John Gardiner, Esq. of Fenchurch Street

John Lordell, Esq.

Samuel Lock, Esq.

Bartholomew Gracedieu, Esq.

Hardy, William John, ed., Calender of State Papers, Domestic Series, of the Reign of William and Mary, 1694-1695, Preserved in the Public Record Office, Volume 5, (Vaduz: Kraus Reprint Ltd., 1969) First Published London: HMSO, 1906. p. 21.

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