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Sir Thomas Saunders.
Robert London, Efq;
Gregory Weftcomb, Efq;
William Weftcomb, Elq;
John Grubb, Efq;
Edward Horner, Efq;
Thomas Gery, Efq;

James Bernard, Eiq;

Henry Trent, Efq;

Thomas Stanfall, Efq;

Nathaniel Lambert, Efq;
Peter Power, Efq;
Nicholas Blowing, Efq;
George Bellamy, Efq;
Thomas Hutches, Efq;
Adam Woolley, Efq;

William Gisbourn, Efq;

James Brell, Eiq;
Henry Barney. Efq;

Samuel Savile, Efq;

William Smythe, Efq; Paymafter.
Mr. Richard Reeves Harbinger.

The Salary of the Gentlemen, 1001. per Annum each.

NUMBER XXVII.

The Lord Almoner, Dean, and other Officers of his Majesty's Chapels-Royal, Clofets, and Vefteries at St. James's and White-Hall.

DR. William Nicholson, Lord-Bishop of Carlisle,?

Lord-Almoner to his Majefty,

Dr. John Robinson, Lord-Bishop of London, Dean?
of the Chapel; Board-Wages per Annum,

s. d.

200 OC CO

The Reverend Dr. Cannon, Sub-Almoner; Wages 97 11 03 and Board-Wages,

The Reverend Mr. John Dolben, Sub-Dean of the

Chapel; Board-Wages,

91 05 00

Dr. Charles Tremmel, Lord-Bishop of Norwich, Clerk 2 06 18 co

of the Closet to his Majefty'; Sal. per Ann.

The Honourable Mr. Egerton, and Mr. Talbot,
who in the Abfence of the Bishop of Norwich
wait by Turns in the Clofet,

Forty-Eight Chaplains in Ordinary, waiting in their appointed

January.

Months, no Salary.

Dr. Thomas Hayley.
Dr. Samuel Bradford.
Dr. John Turner.
Dr. Edward Waddington.
February.

Dr. John Mandeville.
Dr. Francis Hare.
Dr. Richard Bentley.

Dr. Henry Finch, Dean of York. | Dr. Francis Hutchinfon.

Gentlemen of the CHAPEL.

Ten Children of the CHAPEL.

!

1. s. d.

Dr. William Crofts, First Organist and Composer, for 73 00 00

each Poft, Sal.

73 00 00

Mr. John Weldon, Second Organift and Compofer,-
Dr. William Crofts, Mafter of Mufick, for Keeping,
Maintaining, and Teaching the Ten Children of >24 00 00
the Chapel, for each per Aun.

Dr. William Crofts, for finding Mafters to teach
them to Read, Write, and caft Accompts, per Ann.
Dr. William Crofts, for Teaching them to Compofe,

Play on the Organ and Harpficord, per Ann.
Dr. William Crofts, Tuner of the Regals, per Ann.—
Jonathan Smith, Efq; Serjeant to the Veftry at?
St. James's, per Ann.

40 00 00

40 00 00

56 00 00

73 00 00

Ditto, for washing Surplices, for Strewings, and all
other Neceffaries in lieu of Bills, per An.
Samuel Bentham, Confeffor, for himself, and for?
providing Surplices and washing them, per Ann. § 36 10 00

John Shore, Efq; Lutenift, per Ann·

Mr. Thomas Goodfens, Violift, per Ann.

Mr. John Hill, Yeoman of the Veftry, Sal. per Ann.-
Mr. John Lenton, Groom, per Ann.

40 10 00

40 00 00

54 15 00

51 12 06

41 10 00

$50 00 00 31 05 co

Mr. Thomas Reading, Clofet-keeper, per Ann.
Ditto, for washing the Chaplains Surplices, and
other Neceffaries for the Clofet, per Ann.
Ditto, for providing Table-Linnen for the Chaplains,
A Perfon for Reading Prayers during the Absence?
of the Court, per Ann.

Matthew Shelly, Organ-Blower, per Ann.

Thomas Brooks, Bell-Ringer, per Ann.

The Six Chaplains appointed to Preach at Whitehall.

Dr. Atterbury.

Dr. Ovingtom.

Dr. Marshall,

Mr. Hill.

Two Reading Mr. Tho. Cafe, Sal. per Ann. each,— 80 00 00 Chaplains, Mr.

For Surplices and other Neceffaries for the faid

Chapel, to be left at the Difpofal of the Bishop 50 00 00 of London, per Ann.

Mr. John Richardson, Chapel-keeper, per Ann.

Mr. Daniel Farmer, Clofet-keeper, per Ann.

Samuel Shore, Cock and Cryer, per Ann.
Houfhold Chaplain at Kensington, Mr. Prat.

Houfhold Chaplain at Hampton-Court, Mr. Prokall.

50 00 00

50 00 00 18.05 00

NUMB

NUMBER XXVIII.

The Establishment of the French and Dutch Chapels at

St. James's.

French, Mr. John Majcu, Sal. per Ann.

S Mr. John Peter Nucella,
2 Mr. Sebaftian Vander Eyken, S

Sal. each, 80 00 00

James Mercier, Sexton and Porter, Wages per Ann. —15 00 co

The Establishment of the Lutheran Chapels.

Mr. George Andrew Ruperti,

Chaplains, Mr. Anthony Will Beckan,

Mr

Mr. John Chriftian,

Sal, each,200 co co

-

Jacobi, Chapel-keeper, Sal. per Ann. —- 6ɔ 00 co Mrs. Barrow, Cleaner of the Chapel, Sal. per Aun. 16.60 05

NUMBER XXIX.

The Earl-Marshal, and Hereditary Marfbal of England,
His Grace Thomas Duke of Norfolk. The Deputy
Earl Marshal of England (appointed by the King) and
the Officers under his Jurifdiction.

HE Right Honourable Henry Earl of Suffolk and Binden,
Deputy Earl Marshal of England.

Kings at Arms,

John Anfis, Efq; Garter Principal King at Arms.

Sir John Vanbrugh, Kt.Clarencieux, Peter Le Neve, Efq; Norrey, King king at Arms.

at Arms.

Heralds,

Heralds,

Charles Mawfon, Efq; Chefter.
Peter Mauduit, Efq; Windfor.
Samuel Stebbing, Efq; Somerset.

John Hare, Efq; Richmond.
John Hosket, Efq; Lancaster.
Thomas Whitwick, Efq; Tork.

Purfuivants,

John Gibbon, Gent. Blue-mantle. | Dudley Downes, Gent.

John Bound, Gent. Rouge Croix.

Dragon.

Portcullis.

Heralds and Pursuivants Eextraordinary.

John Dugdale, Efq; Mowbray, Herald Extraordinary.
Thomas Coot, Efq; Rouge Rofe, Purfuivant Extraordinary.

Proctors to the Earl Marshal's Court,

Mr. Godfrey Lee, Proctor to the | Mr. William Jones.

Earl Marshal.

Mr. Everard Exton.

Mr. John Hill, Sen.
Mr. Thomas Willymott.

Mr. George Sayer.

Mr. Samuel Boheme.

Mr. Edward Alexander.

Rouge

Henry Farrant, Efq; Register. Thomas Houfeman, Marshal of the Court.

Samuel Stebbing, Efq; Secretary and Seal Keeper..

NUMBER XXX.

Lords Commiffioners for Executing the Office of Lord HighAdmiral of Great-Britain and Ireland, &c.