Note 154 — CHAP. XVII.

The following are the names of the Aldermen at present in the Magistracy of the City; arranged according to their Seniority.

1761Right Hon. Thos. Harley,Bridge Ward Without

72Sir Watkin Lewis, Knt.Lime-street

72Sir William Plomer, Knt.Bassishaw

74Nathaniel Newnham, Esq.Vintry

82John Boydell, Esq.Cheap

84Paul Le Mesurier, Esq.Dowgate

84Brock Watson, Esq.Cordwainers

85Thomas Skinner, Esq.Queenhithe

85William Curtis, Esq.Tower

86William Newnham, Esq.Farringdon Within

86G.M. Macauley, Esq.Coleman-street

89J.W. Andersen, Esq.Aldersgate-street

90Harvey C. Combe, Esq.Aldgate

90Sir Richard Carr Glyn, Knt.Bishopsgate-street

93William Staines, Esq.Cripplegate

95Sir John Eamer, Knt.Langborne

96Sir William Herne, Knt.Castle-Baynard

96Robert Williams, Esq.Cornhill

97Charles Hamerton, Esq.Bread-street

98Charles Price, Esq.Farringdon Without

98Peter Perchard, Esq.Candlewick

98Thomas Cadell, Esq.Walbrook

98George Hibbert, Esq.Bridge Within

98James Shaw, Esq.Portsoken

98John Perring, Esq.Broad-street

99William Leighton, Esq.Billingsgate

Sir John William Rose, Knt. Recorder of London, a Magistrate, holding rank above the Aldermen who have not served the office of Lord Mayor.—He assists at the General and Quarter Sessions of the Peace, and in the principal affairs of the City; but does not sit in rotation.

Richard Clark, Esq. Chamberlain, acting judicially with respect to Apprentices.

Mr. Newman, Clerk to the Lord-Mayor, or Sitting Alderman at the Mansion-house.

Mr. Whittle, Clerk to the sitting Alderman at Guildhall.