NUMBER XLI.

Government of Westminster, Ecclefiaftical, Civil and Military.

Dean and Prebendaries of Westminster.

R. Francis Atterbury, Dean of Westminster, and Lord

Civil GOVERNMENT.

The Liberty of St. Martins le Grand, tho' it be fituated in the City of London; yet the Inhabitants are fubject to the Government of Westminster, and have a Right to Vote for Members of Parliament for the City and Liberty of Westminster.

There are two Courts held in this Liberty; one a Leet, the other a Court of Pleas. The Leet begins and ends Yearly on St. Thomas's Day

The Court of Pleas is an Inferior Court, and also a Court of Record for Trial of Caufes between Party and Party. This Court is held Weekly on Wednesdays, if Occafion requires.

Military GOVERNMENT.

A Lift of the Deputy-Lieutenants for the City and Liberty of Westminster, under his Grace Thomas Duke of Newcastle, Lord Lieutenant of the faid City and Liberty, and County of Middlefex.

Robert Walpole, Efq;

Thomas Chambers,

Knights.

Henry Pelham, Efq;

Sir John Rufhout,
Sir Nich. Wolftenholme,

Sir John Elwell.
Sir Berkeley Lucy,

Sir Henry Dutton Colt,
Sir Jofeph Hodges,
Sir John Auften,
Sir Fisher Tench,
Sir Godfrey Kneller,
Sir Thomas Clarges,
Sir John Humble,
Sir Thomas Crofs,
Sir Roger Hill,
Sir Henry Fetherston,
Sir Lambert Blackwell,
Sir Edward Gould,
Sir John Bennet,

Baronets.

Knights.

William Hucks,
John Fauntleroy,
Charles Greenwood,
Robert Thornhill,
James Pelham,
Thomas Reynolds,
Philip Jermun,
Francis Baber,
Robert Douglas,
George Hadley,
Thomas Boteler,
William Pulteney,
John Pulteney,

Thomas Woodcock,
Arthur Ingram,

George Doddington,
Thomas Kempthorne,
Robert Jennengs,
Philip Jennings,

Heneage Walker, Chief Uber of the Court, and Hereditary Proclamator of the Court of Common-Pleas, who hath under him four Ufhers and fix Meffengers,

NUMBER XXXIX.

The King's SE RJEANTS at Law.

IR Thomas Powys, Kt. Sir John Chefhyre.
Sir Nicholas Hooper.

Attorney-General, Sir Edward Northey, Kt.
Sollicitor-General, Sir William Thompson, Kt.

His Majesty's Justices of the Grand Seffions for the feveral Counties in

Wales, during Life.

Offices and Officers in the Court and Dutchy-Chamber of Lancafter, held at Weftminster.

Chancellor, Nicholas Lechmere, Efq;

Attorney-General, Alexander Denton, Efq;

Receiver-General, John Chetwynd, Efq;

Auditor of the North Parts of the faid Dutchy, William Bellamy,

Efq;

Auditor of the South Parts, Thomas Turner, Efq;

Clerk of the Dutchy, Sir Cheek Gerrard, Bart.
King's Serjeant, Edward Blundell, Efq;

King's Council,

Secretary, Henry Wefton, Efq;

SThomas Kilpin,

Paul Jodrell, Jun.

Deputy-Clerk, &c. Mr. Benjamin Aylaffe.
Deputy-Clerk and Regifter,

Attorneys,

Mr. John Wolfe.

Mr. William Whitehead.

Mr. Thomas Abeton.

Ufher, Mr. Mertin Tomkins, Gent.
Deputy-Ufher, Mr. Thomas Desborough.

Meffenger, Mr. John Mellifb.

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Offices and Officers in the Court of Chancery, held as Prefton in the County Palatine of Lancaster.

Chancellor, Nicholas Lechmere, Efq;

Vice-Chancellor, Edward Vawdrey, Efq;

Attorney-General, Edward Blundell, Efq;

Chief Clerk, Register and Examiner, Charles Ford, Efq;

Mr. Ralph Asheton,

Mr. Thomas Seed,

Mr.

Wall,

Mr Richard Caffon,

Mr. William Hibfon,.

Attorneys and Clerks.

Prothonotary for the Court of Common-Pleas, C. Henshaw, Efq;

Deputy, Thomas Forster, Efq;

Clerk of the Crown, John Thornton, Efq;

Clerk of the Peace, George Kenyon, Efq;

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