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Glyn, Mayor. At a Court of Aldermen held on Tuesday the 13th day of February 1759, and in the thirty-second year of the reign of King George the Second of Great-Britain, &c. IT is referred to Thomas Rawlinson, Thomas Chitty, Matthew Blakiston, William Stephenson, George Nelson, and Francis Gosling, Esquires, Aldermen, or any two of them, to be a Committee to consider of the Office of Collector of this City's Duty of Package and Scavage, for all Goods of Aliens imported into the Port of London, and what Regulations may be necessary to be made, and report their Opinions thereon to this Court
City of London (England). Court of AldermenDate: 1773- E-books
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Tory partiality detected or, a True State of the Poll and Scrutiny of Broad-Street Ward, on The Election of an Alderman in the room of Sir Joseph Wolfe deceas'd: Begun the 13th of September, 1711. and continu'd by several Necessary and Unavoidable Adjournments to the 27th of October following: Before the Right Honourable Sir Gilbert Heathcot Kt. late Lord Mayor of the City of London.
London (England). Broad Street Ward.Date: 1712- Books
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Orders conceived and published by the Lord Major and aldermen of the city of London, concerning the infection of the plague.
City of London (England). Court of AldermenDate: [1665]- E-books
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A list of the brokers of the city of London, at Michaelmas 1799
City of London (England). Court of AldermenDate: 1799- E-books
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A list of the liverymen of the city of London
City of London (England). Court of AldermenDate: 1775
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Glyn, Mayor. At a Court of Aldermen held on Tuesday the 13th day of February 1759, and in the thirty-second year of the reign of King George the Second of Great-Britain, &c. IT is referred to Thomas Rawlinson, Thomas Chitty, Matthew Blakiston, William Stephenson, George Nelson, and Francis Gosling, Esquires, Aldermen, or any two of them, to be a Committee to consider of the Office of Collector of this City's Duty of Package and Scavage, for all Goods of Aliens imported into the Port of London, and what Regulations may be necessary to be made, and report their Opinions thereon to this Court
City of London (England). Court of AldermenDate: 1773- E-books
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An impartial relation of the proceedings of the Common-Hall, and court of Aldermen, on Monday the 29th of September, 1740. at the election of a Lord Mayor for the year ensuing. In which is inserted, A List of the Aldermen who voted for, and against setting aside Sir Rob. Godschal, who, as next the Chair, had been recommended to them by the unaninimous Voice of the Common-Hall, as every way qualify'd for, and highly worthy of, the Office of Supreme Magistrate of the City of London; and the Names of those who were Absent. With The Remarkable Speech which immediately preceded this ever memorable Transaction. The Whole addressed to the Ab-s'd Liverymen and an Aff-Ted Community. By a citizen
CitizenDate: 1740- E-books
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Withers mayor. Martis, viijo die Junij, Anno Dom. 1708. Annoq; Regni ReginĂnn,̆ MagnB̆ritanni,̆ &c. septimo. It is this day ordered by this court, that the clause relating to servants in a late act of Parliament, intituled, an act for the better preventing mischiefs that may happen by fire, be forthwith printed, and sent into the several wards of this city, and by the beadles delivered to every house-keeper, that all servants may be acquainted with the same, and know the penalties therein contained; which clause hereafter follows, viz. ..
Corporation of London (England). Court of Common Council.Date: 1708- E-books
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A modest enquiry into the conduct of the Court of Aldermen . In which the true reasons that induced them to put a stop to the building of the Mansion-House, By their Negative Vote of the 7th of June last, In common council, are respectfully sought for, but not found. With some Short Reflexions on the use and abuse of the Negative Power in that Court. To which is added, A Seasonable Caution to the Commoners of London; To beware of too great a Growth of Power in the Court of Aldermen. By a citizen of London.
Citizen of LondonDate: 1738- E-books
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The grand-Point, lately carried by the Common-Council, has lost the main-point . Or, a plain proof, that by forcing the late Lord-Mayor contrary to his Inclination (tho' he did it in Charity to the Orphans) to pass the act, to regulate the election of aldermen; yet it is contrary to the ancient rights of the citizens of London, the Scot and Lot men, who are unfreemen. By which the said Common-Council have Advanced the Whigs above the High-Church; And certainly lost their Designed Ends. In A Dialogue Betwixt A Whig-Alderman, and a Church-Common-Council-Man. To which is Annex'd, the said Act of Common-Council.
Date: 1711