A true list of the aldermen and common-council-men of the several wards of the honourable city of London, for this present year 1683. 1683 Approx. 13 KB of XML-encoded text transcribed from 1 1-bit group-IV TIFF page image. Text Creation Partnership, Ann Arbor, MI ; Oxford (UK) : 2009-10 (EEBO-TCP Phase 1). B06233 Wing T2720 ESTC R185654 52612369 ocm 52612369 179690

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 Early English books online. (EEBO-TCP ; phase 1, no. B06233) Transcribed from: (Early English Books Online ; image set 179690) Images scanned from microfilm: (Early English Books, 1641-1700 ; 2796:58) A true list of the aldermen and common-council-men of the several wards of the honourable city of London, for this present year 1683. 1 sheet ([1] p.) Printed for W.C. and are to be sold by W. Davis in Amen-Corner near Pater-noster-Row, London : 1683. Caption title. List printed in five columns. Reproduction of the original in the Bodleian Library.

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 eng City of London (England). -- Court of Aldermen. City of London (England). -- Court of Common Council. City council members -- England -- London -- 17th century -- Registers. London (England) -- Officials and employees -- 17th century -- Registers. Broadsides -- England -- 17th century. 2008-02 Assigned for keying and markup 2008-03 Keyed and coded from ProQuest page images 2008-09 Sampled and proofread 2008-09 Text and markup reviewed and edited 2009-02 Batch review (QC) and XML conversion
A TRUE LIST OF THE Aldermen and Common-Council-Men of the ſeveral WARDS of the Honourable CITY of LONDON, For this preſent Year, 1683.

Note, That thoſe thus * marked, are newly Elected.

Alderſgate-Ward intra. SIr Rich. How Alderman. Common-Council-men, Samuel Neale, Deputy, John Smith, Stephen Hams, John Grange. Extra idem. Job. Fiſh, againſt Sam. Mearn. Robert Littlebury, Thomas Wearg, Eſq * Robert Scot. Aldgate-Ward. Sir Thoms Beckford Alderm. Common-Council-men, Thomas Heatly, John Blind, * Captain Hudſon, * — Lewis, * — Jones, * — Lambart. Baſſiſhaw-Ward. Sir Simon Lewis Alderm. Common-Council-men, John Kent, * — Falconer, John Knapp, Edward Smith. Billinſgate-Ward. Sir Jo. Peak Alderm. Common-Council-men, Nath. Hawes, Deputy, Abraham Jaggard, * Henry Loades, Daniel Wigfall, James Donalſon, Will. Fownes, — Holder, * — Staney, Will. Gun, Hugh Strode, Biſhopſgate-Ward extra. Sir Jonath. Raymond Alderm. Common-Council-men, Capt. Jo. Ruſſon, Deputy, John Freeman. John Fige ſenior, Edward Delane. Intra idem. Thomas Horton, Richard Stable, Robert Rowland, John Stracey.

Theſe ſix following not elected, and the Inhabitants within the Gate will appeal to the Lord Mayor and Court of Aldermen to have it decided: having adjourn'd till the 24, of January.

M. Langham againſt Mr. Stephens; M. Drinkwater againſt Mr. Soames, Mr. Skutt againſt Mr. Baker, Mr. Iſard againſt Mr. Langley, Mr. Bailey againſt Mr. Cockham, Mr. Shaler againſt Mr. Headgill. Bread-street-Ward. Sir Henry Tulſe Alderman. Common-Council-men. Giles Long, Deputy, Richard Briſtow, Richard Bagnal, John Criſpe, * — Maſhe, William Aſhurſt, * — Creſnor, Richard Roſe, Joſeph Scriven, Richard Reeves, George Pochin, Bridge-Ward. * Peter Daniel Eſq Alderman. Common-Council-men, Nicholas Smith, Deputy, * Arthur Marſhal, Thomas Paſſenger, * Sachford Gunſton, John Cox, Chriſtopher Redſhaw, Giles Rookes, Thomas Collet, James Eaton, * Thomas Wright, Roger Mingay, Thomas Hill, Will Veaſy, * Samuel Wickins, John Cullum. Broad-ſtreet-Ward. Sir Will. Pritchard L. Mayor. Common-Council-men. Peter Aylworth, Deputy, Lieut. Col. Jo. Steventon. James Hubland, Eſq John Pottinger, Robert Watkins, William Daynes, George Coles, * — Medlicoate, John Morrice, Michael Rowles. Candlewick-Ward. Sir James Edwards Alderm. Common-Council-men, Nath. Humphreys, Deputy, Richard Hutchinſon, * Leonard Robinſon, Henry Stroude, Valentine Adams, William Whitehill, Samuel Sheafe, Ralph Cook. Caſtle-baynard-Ward. Sir William Turner Alderm Common-Council-men, William Goſtling, Deputy, * Richard Maſters, Nicholas Charleton, Eſq Major ThomasTempler, Sir Edmond Wiſeman, Robert Beddingfield, Sir William Dodſon, * Thomas Warren, John Fordam, Iſrael Knowles. Cheap-Ward. Sir Robert Clayton Alderm. Common-Council-men, William Skinner, Deputy, Ralph Box, Eſq William Withers, William Wagſtaffe, Percival Gilborne, Spencer Johnſon, Bartholomew Ferriman, John Fenſell, — Whatton, * Thomas Blackmoor, * Samuel Newton, * John Green. Coleman-ſtreet-Ward. Sir John Frederick Alderm. Common-Council-men, John Danſon, Deputy, Robert Moulins, Edmond Gynes, — Watts, * Arthur Barron, Thomas Vernon. Cordwainer-Ward. Sir Robert Jeffreys Alder. Common-Council-men, John Rayley, Deputy, * — Baker, Jacob Diſton, Thomas Gardener, William Wilkinſon, Samuel Clutterbuck, Peter Hubland, John Groſley. Cornhill-Ward. Sir William Hooker Alderm. Common-Council-men, Nicholas Bendy, Deputy, Samuel Shute, Leonard Bates, * — Bickley, James Paul, Richard Blaney. Cripplegate-Ward-intra. Sir J. Shorter Ald. ſuſpended. Common-Council-men, * Hugh Noadin, Robert Brough, * — Hammon, * — Cooke, * — Geeves, * Samuel Hoyle, Thomas Page, * Captain Fowles. Extra Idem. Common-Council-men, Randal Watſon, David Withers, William Barnet, * Thomas Emmes, Dowgate Ward. Sir Thomas Gould Alderm. Common-Council-men, Richard Hammond, John Riches, Thomas Langbridge, William Lethuillier, Daniel Dorvile, John Broom, * Edward Sherewood, * Edward Poulhill. Farringdon Ward intra. Sir Patient Ward, Alderm. Common-Council-men. Edward Clarke, Deputy. John Johnſon, Francis Griffith, Edward Herne, Peter Pickering, J. Broomer, againſt H. Mortlock. John Brand, Henry Hatley, Thomas Adams, Edward Brewſter, Simon Wilmot, William Herbert, Peter White, Lawrence French, * William Field, Farringdon Ward extra. * Dudley North Eſq Alderm. Common-Council-men. Paul Wicks Eſq * Roger Reeve, * John Sawyer, * George Newland, * Gervace Willcox, * Thomas Rowlingſon, William Wicks, * William Rawlins, * Edward Raddiſh, James Herriot, * Henry Baldwin, * John Sawnders, * William Browne, * William Wootton, * William Warne, * Valentine Caſtellion. Langborne Ward, Sir Robert Viner, Alderm. Common Council-men, James Wood, Deputy, * Charles Duncombe Eſq Capt. Henry Collyer, * John Cooper, * Joſeph Smart, * George Clayton, * Capt. William Abrooke, * Thomas Honylove, * James Smith, * Thomas Jenny,

Theſe and ſeveral others, are the candidates now a Polling for, which is adjourn'd till Wedneſday 3d. inſtant.

Lime-ſtreet- •• rd. Sir William Rawſterne Alder. Common-Council-men, John Hall, Deputy. George Sitwel, Thomas Anger, Matthew Gibbons. Portſoken Ward. Sir James Smith, Alderman. Common-Council-men, William Carpenter, Deputy. Peter Eſſington, William Nut, Thomas Coles, — Elliot, * — Arye. Queen-Hithe Ward. Sir John Lawrence Alderm. Common-Council-men, Charles Milſon, John Clark, Johh Tooley, Thomas Dean, John Midgley, * — Cooper. Tower-ſtreet Ward. Sir John Chapman, Alderm. Common-Council-men, Sir Benjamen Newland, Richard Weeden, Richard Aylie Eſq * Peter Parvazeene, Stephen Pitts, Thomas Little, William Pellatt, Peter Joy, * James Clement, * Coll.Thornbury, * Major Burden, John Pelling. Vinterry Ward. Henry Corniſh Eſq Alderm. Common-Council-men, William Blagrave, Deputy. Joſhua White, Arthur Bray, Thomas Ayres, Richard Hawkins, John Cox. * Thomas Glentworth, James Collett, * John Bland. Walbrook Ward. Sir John Moor, Alderman. Common-Council-men, John Flavel Deputy. Michael Godfrey, William Cockeram, John Moore, John Weſt, John Smith, Stephen Clarke, George Gooday. Sir Thomas Aleyne Alderman of the Bridge without.

Aldermen 25. Common-Council-men 234. Total 259.

London: Printed for W. C. and are to be ſold by W. Davis in Amen-Corner near Pater-noſter-Row, 1683.