General Index: M, N, O

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'General Index: M, N, O', in Calendar of Home Office Papers (George III): 1766-9, (London, 1879) pp. 645-657. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/home-office-geo3/1766-9/pp645-657 [accessed 25 March 2024]

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General Index M, N, O M. Macartney, Capt., of H.M.S. "Phoenix," pirates brought home by Sir George, Envoy Extraordinary at Petersburgh, circulars to [Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland,] appointed of the Irish Privy Council letters from or to in England on Irish affairs a letter relative to the Irish revenue employments to be written to recommended for an Irish peerage applies to Lord Weymouth for his patronage in obtaining his peerage MacCarthy, Dennis, of Clerkenwell, Esq., invention McCleverty, Capt., of the "Hind," McCriver, Robert Mace, William, Excise officer M'Guire, Thomas, Attorney General for N. Carolina Macinagio, an English ship detained at Mackay, Col., efforts of, to join his regiment embarked for America Alexander, presentation late minister of Lochs John, late minister of Tongue Mackell, Robert, of Westfield, invention Mackenzie, Charles, appointments James Stuart, appointment Kenneth, Esq., created a Viscount, &c. Ladies, sisters of Viscount Fortrose, have lodgings in Holyrood House two private soldiers named, of the 53rd Regiment, accuse their officers of defrauding them of their pay, &c., court-martial on, &c. Mackinnel, Thomas, late minister of Orr Mackintosh, Capt. neas Macklagen, Alexander, late minister of Little Dunkeld. Macknight, James, minister of Mayboll, presentation Maclane, Hugh, letters to, to be opened, &c. Macleane, Lauchlin, Under Secretary in Lord Shelburne's office, see Secretary of State, Southern Department, Under Secretaries (Macleane). McQuirk, Edwd., trial of, for murder Madeira, British Consul in description of, produce, trade, average yearly imports, &c. French ships-of-war appearing off wines, consumption of, where first begun, quantity produced, &c. export of, to America Madras, Convent of Dervises near, demands of a supposed Sheik of Governor of Madrid, British Ambassador at, see Spain, British Ambassador in Secretary of H.M.'s Embassy at treaty of,(1667) Magdalen Home, treasurer to the Maghera, rectory of Magill, Mr., a Commissioner of the Barrack Board in Ireland, removal of, recommended Magistrates, demands everywhere for troops to assist military aid to Mahon University, secretaryship of, claim to Maidstone grant of a market at Maine, Lieut., suspected of engaging miners to go over to Portugal, efforts to prevent, &c. Maitland, Richard, Esq., Agent for Grenada, letter to William, presentation Majendie, John James, clerk, church appointment Majorca, Bishop of, dependence of clergy of Minorca on, forbidden British Consul in Malaga, British Consul at Malcolm, Dan, smuggling by Male, Capt. Thomas, of H.M.S. "Merlin," letter from Malet, Alexander, Prebendary of Gloucester, dispensation Malone, Edmund, Esq., appointed a Justice of Common Pleas in Ireland Mr., consulted about the Irish Short Money Bill the King takes particular note of conduct of Chairman of Committee in the Irish House of Commons support afforded to Government in Ireland by at a confidential meeting about the augmentation method for carrying the augmentation into execution advised by abilities and zealous support of, mentioned Malta, British Consul at, one styling himself plague in Mamora, three men saved at, given up by the Emperor Man, Isle of, Act for transfer of, reservations in Agent in London for, appointment of an, suggested annexation of, to Cumberland, plan for Attorney General of salary of instruments for granting the office bay fisheries in, leased captains of the towns and peace officers, &c. in, Order in Council for payment of, &c. chaplain to the Governor in, &c. Clerk of the Rolls in, status, proposed salary, &c. civil officers in, (various,) proposed salaries for companies in, pay of surgeon's mate to Courts of Justice of, Court of Appeal from &c. in, King's arms for, whence provided, &c. funds arising from fines, &c. of, what they are equal to, &c. Deemster of duties of, &c. proper instrument for granting the office salary proposed for defence and security of distress in, from the restraining laws, &c. employment of the people of, &c. fairs in, appointment of, &c. fines and amercements and Chancery perquisites in, levying of, &c. funds of, reason why they will not immediately support the expense of the departments gentlemen from, soliciting favours from the Treasury, representations of Governor of, (John Wood,) letters from letters and circulars to dispute with the commander of the troops, &c. without salary or fixed appointments, &c. expenses to be allowed to houses, &c. occupied by, whose property, state of, rent paid, &c. people taught to believe that no public favours were granted but through him, &c. credit of, with the people injured, &c. salary to be allowed to herring fishery in illicit trade in inhabitants of, unhappy circumstances for want of employment inferior officers, &c. in, in indigence for want of their salaries laws and government of, suffered no interruption Keys of, Chairman of send a deputation to Government consult upon plans for employment of the people petition and memorial from (the last with signatures) late Lords Proprietors of, expenses defrayed by merchants, &c. of, scheme of, for opening a commerce, and reasons for officers in, leave of absence to, in whose department, &c. peace officers of, appointment of people in, not acquainted in transactions with the Treasury Postmaster and Deputy Commissary of the Troops in protection of H.M.'s servants in public entertainments in, charges of, by whom borne, &c. relief of regiment in revenue of, nature and particulars of officers of, salaries of, up to what time paid Receiver General of troops necessary for protection of schemes for benefit of, heard of, through other channels than the Governor trade in, foreign to the intention of Government transport, &c. of regiments to troops in Commander of, tried by a court of officers, &c. tynwald Court, &c. in, why not held expense of, to be allowed water-bailiff in, duties, &c. Mandy, Francis, Esq., late recorder of Tamworth Manilla, expedition to, expenses of, by whom to be borne ransom of, abstract of letters concerning Mann, Sir Horace, British Envoy Extraordinary at Florence circular to made a K.C.B. Manners, John, esq., see Granby, Marquess of. Mansfield, Lord, Lord Chief Justice, reports appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer libel on Manufactures, encroachments on, little attention paid by Administration to the support of, &c. Manufacturers, laws for detaining them at home, execution of induced to go abroad, statutable penalty for outlawry of, suggested seducer of prosecution of Manx Society, the, established for promoting industry in the Isle of Man Marassi, Dominico, British Vice-Consul at Genoa, diaplaced for misconduct Marcell, Major Lewis, Director of Engineers in Ireland, pension Marchant or Marchand, George, of Isleworth, a quaker, invention Marchmont, Lord, as to recommendations of Marcuard, Daniel Augustin, of Eagle Street, merchant, invention Maria Carolina, Archduchess, espousal of Marie, David, of Crown Street, Westminister, invention Marine regiments, agent for service, an unreasonable request for promotion in the Marinel, Charles, Esq., appointment Mark Lane, corn market in, threatened with a visit from the rioters Market, sale of corn by sample in, inquiry whether it is punishable by law Markham, William, LL.D., made Dean of Christ Church Marlay, Richard, M.A., presentation Marlborough, Duke of, (George,) appointment Lord Lieutenant of co. of Oxford, and riots there Marmora Marriott, Dr., Advocate General, see Advocate Genaral (Marriott). Rev. Mr., formerly chaplain to the factory at Gothenburg, letter tp narrative of his interview with the runaway workmen there Marsay, Count de, in charge of the King's affairs at Geneva, query as to Marsden, Mr., clerk to Sir John Fielding Marseilles Agent to H.M.'s Postmaster General at Commanding Officer of the French King's marine at, complaint by crew of an English foundered ship carried into Crowded with troops for Corscia soap made in Marsh, Consul, circular to Marshal, Deputy Earl, see Earl Marshal. Marshal or Marshall, David, late minister of Kirkaldie Edward, M.A., presentation Robert, Esq., late Justice of Common Pleas in Ireland, pension T., work written by William, macer of the Court of Session, death of, &c. Marshalsea, Marshal of the persons having fire-arms in the Martin, Benjamin, of Fleet Street, optician, invention Martinet, Capt. Jean Franois, indemnification of Martinico Maryborough, Fort and Castle, Constable of Maryland, province of distributor of stamps for stamped paper for, how received on arrival Maseres, Francis, Attorney General for Quebec Mason, Henry Mark, Esq., appointment in Ireland John, and others, public notaries, memorial Nathaniel, invention Thomas, a prisoner, as to an order for discharge of Massachusetts Bay, Agent for innovations in method of appointment of Attorney General for, office vacant Governor of House of Assembly or Representatives of, violent proceedings of pass a vote approving of Mr. Secretary Conway's conduct Journal of, laid before the House of Commons Bill passed by, for compensation to the offenders and free and general pardon right of, to choose an agent Speaker of Masseran, Prince, see Spanish Ambassador (Masseran) Massey, Charles, late Dean of Limerick Lieut.-Col. Eyre, of the Inniskillen Foot, commanding at Montreal, extract from memorial Mathias, Emanuel, Agent with the Hans towns, at Hamburgh, circulars to Mathilda, Princess, see Caroline Matilda, Princess. Matthews, Francis, late master of the Savoy barracks Maty, Dr., secretary to the Royal Society, letter to Maud, Lady, lady of a manor in Wales Maude, Sir Thomas, a Privy Councillor in Ireland Maundy Thursday, recommendations for participation in H.M.'s bounty on Maxwell, John, Esq., appointments Dr. Henry, Bishop of Dromore, translated to Meath Mayboll, minister of parish of Mayfield, Matthew, framework knitter, invention Maynard, Charles Lord, &c., made Viscount Maynard, &c. letter from Sir William, of Waltons, Bart., remainder limited to Mayne, Sir William, M.P. for Carysfort, appointment removal from the Privy Council recommended Mazagan, attempt of the Emperor of Morocco on capitulation of, treachery of the Portuguese at, &c. Portuguese Governor of, letter from taking of Maze meeting, plate to be run for at the Meade, Sir John, Bart., created a Viscount, &c. Meath, Bishop of (Henry,) sworn of the Privy Council Lord, pension of, recommended to be discontinued Mecatinat, see Grand Mecatinat. Mecca, Sheriff of, a letter of, mentioned Mediterranean, British trade in the, effect of cession of Corsica to France upon the Commanding Officer of H.M.'s ships in, cannot acknowledge a superior authority in a Consul Commander-in-chief of H.M.'s ships in, (commodore Thos. Harrison,) letters, &c. from letters to conduct approved, &c. further references to (commodore Richard Spry,) instructions for, &c. letters to letters from proceedings relative to the occupation of Corsica by the French letters to the Emperor of Morocco, &c. reinforcement sent out to instructions for disbursements, &c. commission of, determined, and conduct approved remarks of, upon the abuse of Mediterranean passes (Capt. Proby,) appointment notified, &c. letters from letters to Commodore Spry's letters, &c. to papers left with, &c. decline of English seamen and trade in, causes of distressed seamen in the, inattention of the Consuls to, &c. fleet, reinforcements asked for Moorish fleet in the only ports in, having a fund for relief of distressed seamen passes abuse of Russian fleet in the Medway, the Meikle, Andrew, of Houston Mill, near Dunbar, invention Meinecke, Mr., the Hanoverian field cashier, advances to the British by Mello, Mons. de, the Portuguese Minister, see Portuguese Minister. Melton, house of industry at, threatened to be pulled down Melvill or Melville, Mr., Governor of the Ceded Islands activity and vigilance of Mendoza Pacheco, Don Joachim de, Governor of the Spanish lines before Gibraltar, letters to and from Menteth, James, an almsman Mentz, Elector of, agent in soliciting demands of Mequinez Court of, British interests at estimated expense of a mission to Mercer, Luke, Esq. William, late minister of Pitsligo Merchant ships, great wages given in Meredith, Sir William, Bart., appointment Merrick, Rev. Mr. Merry, Mr., detention of ship of, at Malaga Mersey, East, (Essex,) rectory of Mervyn, Major Rd. Rochford, recommendation of Messengers, H.M.'s appointment and management of neglect to send in their bills of service Messina, British Consul in decrease of trade, duties on foreign merchandize, &c. Metidia, Plains of Metivier, Paul, of London, invention Mexico, insurrection in Meyer, Gerhard, of Whitechapel, chemist Michell, P., Esq., secretary to the East India Company, letters to Michie, John, Esq. Jonathan, Esq. Michilimakinac, garrison in danger of being debauched by the Commander, &c. Middelburgh Middlesex, clerk of the peace for, letter to election for petition as to the setting aside of Militia, arms of the, in places of little security Sheriffs of take up the question of the place of execution of the cutters active in stirring up an opinion that the soldiers were improperly sent to Spitalfields Sir John Fielding explains whole of the Spitalfields affair to Under-sheriff of Middleton in Tristall alias Teasdale, advowson of Milbanke or Milbank, Mr., letter from Capt., desired to be Ambassador by the Emperor of Morocco John, a Revenue Commissioner in Ireland Military Register, the Militia men, rioting at a balloting for tax, authority to levy the Mill, John, of Bisham Abbey, change of name, &c. Miller, Consul, circular to Mr., cabinetmaker, in St. Catherine's Thomas, Lord Advocate for Scotland, see Scotland, Lord Advocate for, (Miller). Lord Justice Clerk of Scotland, see Scotland, Lord Justice Clerk of, (Miller). a Lord of Session Millfarm, &c., (Isle of Man,) Milne, John, of Manchester, invention Miltown, Lord, recommendation of Minden, commission at, for settlement of the account of the contribution chest Mingan, Islands, &c. of Ministers, &c., circulars to H.M.'s, abroad or at foreign courts, assurance to be given by, in connexion with the changes in the Administration desired to number their letters crimes committed in house, &c. of, jurisdiction in case of to send foreign intelligence for the Gazette (foreign), how constituted such, and the right to a present, when accruing to present to, on taking leave Minorca British factory at, report from clergy of, memorial stating their grievances against the Governor, &c. convents of Franciscan Friars at, choice of Superior, &c. of Deputy Judge Advocate and Commissary of the Musters at estanque and anchorage duties of, account of, application of, &c. collectors of Fort St. Philip in, Lieut.-Governor of state of barracks in French Governor of French trade in, not prohibited Governor of Greeks of, memorial complaining of the Roman Catholics Principal of Lieut.-Governor of funds, part of emolument of, &c. regiments stationed at Spanish zebeque taken under shelter of supply of provisions for Syndic to the Court of Royal Government in, residing in London transport of the relief to troops in, stores for Mint, Solicitor to the, salary of, does not enable him to carry on prosecutions Miquelon, French without right to fish eastward of Mir, Peter, collector of the stanque of brandy in Minorca Mississippi, establishment of new Governments on, advised, &c. Missouri Indians, attentions paid to some Mitchell, Sir Andrew, Envoy Extraordinary, &c. at Berlin, see Prussia, British Envoy, &c. in, (Mitchell). Frances, spinster, pension Thomas, of Durham Moars, manorial officers in the Isle of Man Mogador new channel of British commerce to, disadvantageous to the merchants reception of Sir Jacob Wheate by the Governor of Spaniards given the preference of loading at stay of the Emperor at trade from, &c. Mogul, presents to the King and Queen from the, unacknowledged, a shameful piece of negligence Molison, David, appointment John, late commissary clerk of Brechine Mompesson, Col. John, appointment Monaco illness and death of Duke of York in conveyance of the body from Monaghan, co. of, knight of shire for Monckton, Capt. Henry, succession of, to the majority of the 45th Regiment Genl., a recommendation from Moncrieffson, Col., commission for, as to Monins, Richard, rector of Ringwould, change of name Monmouth, Recorder of Monsey, Dr. Messr., letter from Montagu, Duke of, &c., creation of Lord Charles Greville, at South Carolina Montague, James, reasons for the high price of corn, and suggestions regarding it Montbazon, Prince, French squadron under, in the West Indies Montgomery, Isabella, pension James, Solicitor General for Scotland, see Scotland, Solicitor General for, (Montgomery). Lord Advocate of Scotland, see Scotland, Lord Advocate of, (Montgomery). Monthermer, Marquis of, see Montagu, Duke of. Montreal, attempt on a merchant of Commanding Officer at speech made by Indians at Montserat, conspiracy among the slaves at Moore, Dr., Prebendary of Durham, dispensation Francis, of Cheapside, linendraper, &c., inventions George, Chairman of the Keys of the Isle of Man goes to London with two others as a deputation to the Treasury Sir Henry, Governor of New York effect of his declaration as to the stamped papers Rear Admiral John or Sir John baronetcy Commander-in-chief of H.M.'s ships in Portsmouth, letters to and from Joseph, pardon William, publishes a libel on Lord Mansfield Moorfields, artillery ground near meeting of weavers in, in order to petition the King Moors and Spaniards, convention between the, disadvantages to England venality of the have a great opinion of the English Moorstone Moray, Earl of, asks for a presentation Synod of, address from Moderator of Mordaunt, Sir Charles, M.P. for Warwickshire Morea, plague in the Morgan, Jeremiah, Esq., Commander of H.M.'s sloop "Hornet," complaint against, for a seizure Maurice, Under Secretary in Lord Shelburne's office, see Secretary of State, Southern Department, Under Secretaries, (Morgan). Morice, Rt. Hon. Humphrey, M.P. for Launceston, applications in favour of two criminals in whom his constituents interest themselves Morin, John, clerk in the Secretary of State's office Esq., office granted to M.P., see Secretary of State, Southern Department, Under Secretaries to, (Morin). Morison, Mr., late minister of Barvas John, a Poor Knight of Windsor Morley, Mr., letter to, for access to be had to Domesday Book Morocco, &c., an account of the situation of H.M.'s affairs in, drawn up Ambassador, the late, prosecution for the (L'Arbiel Misteri or Hadge El Harbi Misteri,) arrival of, &c. ship which brought him, in quarantine person sent to conduct him to London coach and six sent down to Plymouth to fetch, &c. skins to be delivered to, duty free advance to, for travelling charges on his return home frigate that brought him repaired at the King's expense, &c. military honours paid to, at Plymouth attendant and interpreter to the late, son of British trade with, advantages obtained for Consuls in, expenses of cost of, during 12 years crew wrecked on coast of, release of, &c. Danish Consul in, amount paid by, for an interview with the Emperor disbursements for affairs of Emperor of, all nations at last obliged to come to terms with attempt to prevent the departure of an Ambassador from, for England articles concluded with at peace with everybody but the Leghornese British crews saved given up by credential to, not to be given to the English Commodore cruisers of, proceedings of desires to have an Ambassador sent him, &c. disposition towards the English, &c. dispute with, hostile measures resolved upon settlement of encouragement of British trade by English vessels in ports of, treatment of extraordinary demands of favourable to the Spanish fits out his cruisers ready for sea, &c. fleet of, in the Mediterranean forbids supply of provisions to British men-of-war duty free hostilities on part of, expected conduct to be pursued in consequence of immunity of, from reprisals by the English information of Commodore Spry coming on the coast, how conveyed to letters to and from letter of, to the Christian consuls, sent to show his absurdity likely sell Tangier, &c. to the Spaniards makes some kind of apology for confining the Consul Minister for European affairs of mission to, expenses of the negotiations to be entered into with, and King's letter to negotiations with, account of occasion for war with one of the Commodore's lieutenants sent on a mission to precautions for protection of the British trade from presents for note of the proper things for, &c. presents returned to, displeasure at proceedings of, in violation of treaties reinforcement of the Mediterranean fleet carefully brought to the ears of relations of, with the Dey of Algiers remedy against, always acknowledged easy resentment of, at H.M.'s ships not taking the stipulated quantity of provisions Secretary of State of, for foreign affairs Spanish presents for Spanish treaty of commerce with supposed designs of threatens to see what the English would do treaties with, for supply of H.M.'s ships truce with Spain, effect, &c. object principally considered in the Court of papers relating to affairs of, left with Commodore Proby ports of, shut against the English again open contraband in, efforts to put a stop to, &c. relations of the Spaniards with sending of an Ambassador to, recommended Spanish Ambassador to, presents carried by, &c. Morris, John, Esq., pardon of, &c. Thomas and John, invention patented in Scotland Mortimer, Thomas, Vice-consul at Ostend circular to fears of removal Mortmain, licence to hold lands in Morton, Earl of, late Clerk of H.M.'s Registers, &c. in Scotland Lord Ducie Dr., Secretary to the Royal Society, letter to Dr. Cha., publication of Domesday Book by marriage of Mosquito Cacique, (Indian chief,) maintenance of Shore, the, services on Moss, Charles, D.D., Bishop of St. David's, warrants for election of Mossom, Eland, Esq. Mostyn, Lieut-Gen. John, Governor of Mi norca, appointment allowance of plate Mr. Robert Mouat, Ensing, employed on survey of the forts in Africa Mouls, Mrs., an almswoman Mounteagle, Baron, (John,) advancement title desired by Mountmorres or Mountmorris, Lord, gives notice of intended protest extraordinary protest of Mountney, Richard, Esq., Baron of the Court of Exchequer in Ireland Muiranside, church and parish of Muirhead, James, presentation Mulberry Garden, in the parish of St. George the Martyr, licence to hold a market in Muley Aley and Muley Idris, commanding expeditions of the Moors Muley Idris, Prince, cousin of the Emperor of Morocco, &c., presents necessary to be made to friendly offices, &c. of letter to Mulgrave, Baron, creation of Mulhill, church and parish, presentation Munich, British Minister Plenipotentiary at Munster, Herbert, Esq., appointment Murphy, James, a coalheaver, principal in a murder capture of execution of Murray, commissariat clerk of Murray, General or Major Genl. Mr., charged with affairs of importance to Genl. Paoli, conveyance of, to Corsica Capt. or Ensign Alexander, &c. charged with murder of William Allen David, late of the 49th Regiment [Hon. James,] Governor [of Quebec,] return of commission of, laid before the House of Lords [John,] H.M.'s Minister at Venice, see Venice, British Minister at, (Murray). H.M.'s Ambassador in Constantinople, see Constantinople, British Ambassador in Patrick, advocate, appointment Roger Music notes, types for printing, invention Musicians in ordinary Muster Master General, entry of qualifications in office of, necessary Mutiny and piracy on board a Bristol ship Mutler, Mr., Chief of Cape Coast Castle, re presentation of Mylne, John, Lieut.-Governor of Guernsey, letter from Mylrea, Daniel, Esq., recommended for office in the Isle of Man named Deemster of the Isle of Man N. Nairn, William, Esq., late Sheriff Depute of Orkney, &c. Name, licences for change of, see Earl Marshal (Deputy), warrants to. Nando's Coffee House Nantes Naples British Consul General in British Judge Delegate in state of "our" claim to British Plenipotentiary at Court of, proposed search of British ships by English merchants at, grievances of the escape of slaves, &c. to British ships at Judge Delegate in, see British Judge Delegate in, above. King of, espousal of King and Queen of Nares, George, serjeant-at-law, Recorder of Oxford licences to plead Narva, exports and imports at ships from, consulage fees on Nash, Matthew, appointment Natolia Navy Board, letters from, &c. Navy, Comptroller of the Treasurer of the, appointment Neapolitan regiments, Englishmen claimed as deserters from Nedham, Mr., M.P. in Ireland Negapatnam, Dutch Governor of Nepisingues, the, an Indian tribe Nesbitt, Attorney General for Nova Scotia Netherlands, Conservator of the Scots privileges and Resident for affairs of Scotland in Netherton, Capt., affair of, on coast of Java Nevill, Arthur Jones, Esq., late Surveyor and Engineer General, allowance for works censured in the House of Commons Neville, Richard Neville, Esq., cash book of New Abby, church and parish of Newbury, rectory of Newcastle-under-Line, Duke of, (Henry Fienes,) appointments licence to take surname the late, letters, &c. belonging to the Secretaries of State among papers of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Recorder of troops stationed at and neighbourhood, riots at riots at, the origin of the riots on the Thames Newcome, Benjamin, D.D., made Dean of Rochester Dr. Richard, late Bishop of St. Asaph Dr. William, made Bishop of Dromore Newdigate, Sir Roger New England, stamped paper for, security of, &c. Newfoundland, capital of, defence of fishery at state of, &c. men of, discharged in a distressed condition, evils of, &c. inhabitants of Jersey engaged in fortifications of, ruinous condition of, &c. French sailors brought home from coast of French vessel detained near requirements for service of settlement of limits of, effect of Newgate Prison, convicts in, recruits for H.M.'s service taken from loathsome state of New Hampshire, Attorney General for, office vacant Governor of New Jersey, Attorney General for proceedings of, laid before the House of Commons Newman, Henry, of Dorking Newmarket, master of the game round New Orleans Newport, members for, by whom chosen Pagnell, Baron of, see Anglesey, Earl of. (Rhode Island), tumult on account of the stamps at Newsom, Joseph, a London magistrate, exertions of Newton or Newtown, Lord Viscount, appointment in Ireland consulted about the Irish Short Money Bill Newton, Isaac, of Bogdall, Esq., memorial Dr. Thomas, Bishop of Bristol, to hold a deanery in commendam New Woodstock, see Woodstock, New New York (city or province) Assembly of, resolution of, as to the quartering of the troops Attorney General for commotions in Comptroller of Artillery at disputes as to limits of Governor of declaration of, as to the stamped papers, effect of advises against admitting French claims merchants of, petition to the House of Commons from ordnance, &c. at packet boats to, detained, &c. stamped paper burnt at vessels cleared at, with unstamped paper Nice British Consul in Nicholls, John, Esq., late Surgeon General in Ireland Nichols, Richard, an almsman Nickless, Daniel John Nidd, George Nigg (Aberdeen), church, &c. of, presentation to " Nocturnal Remembrancer", set of tablets called Nolken, Baron de, [? Swedish Minister,] letter from Nontagues, the, an Indian tribe Norcliffe, licence to use name, &c. of Norfolk, co. of, deputy clerk of the peace for Sheriff of rioters in, doubt as to authority to name a day for execution of Norman, Samuel, petition Norris, John, High Sheriff of Norfolk, letter from, &c. an almsman Thomas, of Duke Street, Westminster, invention North, Lord, Chancellor of the Exchequer, &c., appointment a Lord of the Treasury, appointment Brownlow, M.A., one of H.M.'s chaplains, grant to William, one of H.M.'s messengers Northington, Earl of, to kiss His Majesty's hand on appointment letter to Northumberland, co. of, riots in Earl of, (Hugh,) Lord Lieutenant of Ireland created a Duke letters from letters to, about the Brentford riots, &c. Norton, Mr., circulars to Sir Fletcher, King's counsel, licences to plead appointment William, of Coventry, invention Norwich cathedral, beadsman in Norwich, collector of Excise in mayor, &c. of, a petition of prebendary of Notarial acts, authentication of, by the French Ambassador, as to Nott, Fettiplace, Esq., late steward of Lichfield Nottingham, co. of, Lord Lieutenant of transport of cheese from, stopped town of, mayor of, (Robie Swan,) letters to, about the rioters Nova Scotia, "Act for partition of lands in coparcenery" in Agent for Attorney General for, and by whom appointed Chief Justice of, observations of, sent coal mines in, the working of Governor of Nugent, Baron, see Clare, Viscount. James, of Donore, Esq., baronetcy Peter, baronetcy in remainder to Nuttall, , Solicitor to the Treasury, see Treasury, Solicitor to the, (Nuttall). O. Oatridge, Miles, cheese factor O'Brien, Sir Lucius, motion of, as to the vacancy of the Seals in Ireland Ody, John Samuel Offices, grants of Ogier, Abraham, public notary, the French Ambassador authenticates acts passed before Ogilvie, Mrs., under sentence for incest and murder, escape of, &c. Ogle, Allan, late Clerk of Commissariat of Lanark John, writer in Lanark, appointment Newton, D.D., grant of a deanery to O'Hara, Mr., title deeds of Charles, Governor of Senegal or Senegambia accounts from letter, &c. to expenses of return of recommended for an appointment in Ireland Captain Francis, of H.M.S. "Merlin," &c., massacred by African natives Ohio, the, establishment of new governments on, advised, &c. Old Bailey, experiment in, on limb of a criminal Old Deer, church of Olivena, a British subject Governor of Oliver, James, soldier convicted at Exeter Silver, Esq., recommendation of O'Neile, Mr., death of, likely to add two more to the numbers for Government in Ireland Onslow, Lord, letter to Captain, of the "Aquilon," Mr., senior George, Esq., appointments Oporto, British factory at, grievances of merchants, committee of, representation of grievances settlement of Irish woollen manufacturers in Orange, late Prince of Ordnance arms, Westminster Bridge Ordnance, Lieut.-General of the allowance in lieu of a house Master General of the, (Marquess of Granby,) letters from letter to to pay for printing the astronomical observations principal officers of the, reports in the forts, &c., returns as to warrants O'Reilly, General, in Spanish service Orford, Earl of, letters to Oriental languages, H.M.'s Interpreter of Orkney and Zetland, Sheriff Depute of Orr, alias Urr, church of Orwell, Lord, letter from, as to a militia officer keeping an alehouse in Ipswich Osborne, Major Sir George, Bart., to sell out Sir William, a popular speaker in the Irish House of Commons, support of, thought necessary recommended for the Irish Revenue Board, &c. Ossory, Bishop of Ostend British Consul at British Vice-Consul at magistrates of, dispute with persons passing to and from, lists of, to be sent Oswald, Rev. Dr., at Methven James, Esq., grant of an office to Ottamenoi, Mons., Secretary to the Spanish Embassy Otto, Henry, one of H.M.'s messengers Oughton, Col. James Adolphus, see Scotland, Commander-in-chief in, in absence of Lord Lorne. Overend, William, of Bentham Owen, James, soldier convicted at Exeter Owls, Ann, case of Oxford, Bishop of, warrants for election of (Robert Lowth), prebend, &c., held in commendam by dispensation co. of, riots in, owing to the high price of wheat, &c. Lord Lieutenant of city of, mayor of, letter to Recorder of University of, Christchurch in, see Christchurch, Oxford. St. John's College in, licence to hold lands Professor of Civil Law in Oxley, Joseph, of Floddan, barley miller, invention