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1751 (25 Geo. 2) c. 1P

Enabling Joseph, Lord Bishop of Kilmore, and his successors, to exchange certain lands, belonging to said See, with William Gore, Esquire, of Woodford

1751 (25 Geo. 2) c. 2P

Vesting certain manors, lands, and hereditaments, the estate of Andrew Fitz Herbert, Esquire, in trustees, in order that a competent part thereof may be sold for payment of debts and incumbrances affecting same, and settling other lands in lieu

1751 (25 Geo. 2) c. 3P

Dissolving the marriage of George Frend, Esquire, (Captain of a Company of Foot in the Regiment commanded by Colonel Waldgrave) with Elizabeth Vanluen; and to enable him to marry again, and for other purposes

1751 (25 Geo. 2) c. 4P

Selling or leasing certain lands, houses, etc. commonly called the King’s Inns, situate in Dublin, for purposes mentioned

1755 (29 Geo. 2) c. 1P

Vesting the estates of Elizabeth Quin, otherwise Longfield, deceased, daughter and heiress of Dominick Quin, Esquire, late of Quinborough in County Kildare, deceased; and also the estates of William Longfield, Esquire, of the City of Dublin, and Robert Longfield, Esquire, of Kilbridge in County Meath, in trustees for sale of part thereof for payment of the debts of said Dominick Quin, Elizabeth Longfield, otherwise Quin, and of said William and Robert Longfield, Esquire, and for settling such parts of said several estates as shall remain unsold; and other purposes

1757 (31 Geo. 2) c. 1P

Supply of an omission in a settlement made on the intermarriage of John Bayly, Esquire, of Debsborough, in County Tipperary and to confirm the remainders limited by said settlement to the sons of said John, by an after-taken wife

1757 (31 Geo. 2) c. 2P

Enabling Pigot Parsons St. George, Esquire, William Parsons, Esquire, William Parsons and Lawrence Parsons, minors, sons of said William Parsons, to sell one undivided third part of several lands in County Galway, for payment of charges and incumbrances affecting same, and other purposes, and to enable Sir Ralph Gore St. George, Bart. to dispose of the Manor Hamilton, in County Leitrim, part of his settled estate and with the money arising, to purchase said undivided third part of said lands in County Galway, and settle same to same uses that said manor, towns and lands of Manor Hamilton are settled

1757 (31 Geo. 2) c. 4P

Enabling certain trustees to demise or lease certain houses and ground in the City and Suburbs of Dublin (the estate of John Allen Johnson, a minor) for any number of years or for lives, with or without covenants of renewal for ever, in possession or reversion

1757 (31 Geo. 2) c. 5P

Enabling the parties in a suit now depending in Chancery, wherein the Right Hon. Arthur Hill, Esquire, and Anne Hill, otherwise Stafford, his wife, are plaintiffs; and the Rev. Samuel Hutchinson, Dean of Dromore, and others, are defendants, to raise £5,500 and interest, and to pay same to the plaintiffs pursuant to an agreement in order to end said suit amicably; and also to raise the money expended by the defendants in defending said suit, and to defray the expenses that shall attend passing the Act; and to enable Henry Hutchinson O’Hara, Esquire, and also the Rev. Hutchinson Hamilton, Clerk, and Charles Hamilton, Esquire, to make leases of certain lands, and to preserve the contingent remainders limited by the will of the Right Rev. Francis Hutchinson, late Bishop of Down and Connor, from being destroyed

1757 (31 Geo. 2) c. 6P

Vesting the estate of Thomas Shaw, Esquire, of Galway, in trustees to be sold for payment of incumbrances affecting same

1759 (33 Geo. 2) c. 2P

Vesting in trustees the estates and advowson of Sir Francis Hamilton late of Castle Hamilton, Bart. deceased, for payment of debts affecting same; and to make partition of the residue thereof between the co-heirs of Arthur Cecil Hamilton, Esquire, deceased, and for other purposes

1759 (33 Geo. 2) c. 3P

Vesting part of the estate of Garret Moore, Esquire, in trustees to be sold for payment of incumbrances affecting same, prior to his marriage

1759 (33 Geo. 2) c. 4P

Vesting in trustees certain lands in County Louth, the settled estate of John Ruxton, Esquire, of Atherdee, in said County, to be sold for payment of debts, and his brothers and sisters portions, and for settling other towns, lands, and tenements in said County the unsettled estate of said John Ruxton, in lieu of the lands to be sold

1761 (1 Geo. 3) c. 1P

Rectifying a mistake in the marriage settlement of Francis Pierpoint Burton, Esquire, with Elizabeth his present wife and for vesting said Francis Pierpoint Burton’s estate in County Limerick in him, his heirs and assigns for ever

1761 (1 Geo. 3) c. 3P

Enabling Henry Croker, Esquire, to make leases of his estate for 3 lives or 31 years at a full improved rent, and to charge his estate with a jointure for any wife he shall marry, not exceeding £200 by the year

1761 (1 Geo. 3) c. 4P

Confirming and establishing an agreement made between Sir Edward King, Bart. and Henry King, Esquire, concerning the real and personal estates, whereof Robert, late Lord Kingsborough, died seized or possessed, and for making said agreement effectual, and for raising a sufficient sum of money for discharging the debts and incumbrances affecting same, and other purposes

1761 (1 Geo. 3) c. 5P

Vesting certain lands etc. situate in County Tipperary, the estate of Philip Percival, Esquire, in trustees, in order that same may be sold for payment of debts and incumbrances affecting same, and also the estate of said Philip, situate in County Sligo; and for purchasing other lands more contiguous to the estate of said Philip, situate in County Sligo, to be settled to same uses as said Sligo estate now stands limited

1761 (1 Geo. 3) c. 6P

Explaining, amending, and carrying more effectually into execution an Act of 1737 [(11 Geo. 2) c. 3P] for relief of the creditors of Daniel Reddy, Esquire, and Dudley Reddy his brother, deceased, by sale of their real and personal estates for payment of their debts

1761 (1 Geo. 3) c. 7P

Vesting several lands, etc. in County Galway and Mayo, late the estate of Robert Blake of Ardfry, Esquire, deceased, and Richard Blake his son, deceased, in trustees for sale of a competent part thereof for payment of debts and incumbrances affecting same, and for settling the residue thereof to the several uses mentioned

1761 (1 Geo. 3) c. 8P

Vesting the estate of Robert Hickman, Esquire, late of Barntick in County Clare, deceased, in trustees to be sold for payment of debts and incumbrances affecting same, and for applying the surplus purchase-money, or such part of said estate as shall remain unsold, according to the intention of said Robert Hickman’s will

1761 (1 Geo. 3) c. 9P

Enabling Charles Moss during his minority, and, in case of his death without issue, to enable Jane Moss during her minority, with consent of their guardians, to make leases for lives or years of certain ground in County Dublin, and that such leases, being made without fine, and at the best and highest rent, may be good against all persons

1763 (3 Geo. 3) c. 1P

Vesting in trustees certain lands, etc. the estate of Garret Moore, Esquire, in County Mayo and King’s County for raising a sufficient sum for payment of debts affecting same; and for enabling said Garrett to make leases of all or any part thereof for three lives, or 31 years, at the best improved rent in possession

1763 (3 Geo. 3) c. 2P

Relief of the creditors of Edward Sneyd of Dublin, late merchant

1763 (3 Geo. 3) c. 3P

Relief of the creditors of William Bryan, Samuel Bryan and Arthur Bryan, of Dublin, late merchants; and of George Carleton of same City, late merchant

1763 (3 Geo. 3) c. 4P

Confirming certain agreements between Sir Edward O’Brien, Bart. and Lucius O’Brien, Esquire, his eldest son and heir apparent; and for the more effectual security and immediate payment of the debts of said Sir Edward and for providing portions for said Sir Edward’s younger children, and other purposes

1763 (3 Geo. 3) c. 5P

Relief of Mary Knowles and Company, late of the City of Waterford, merchants, and of their creditors

1763 (3 Geo. 3) c. 6P

Vesting the estate of Theophilus Clements, Esquire, of Rakenny, in County Cavan, in trustees, to be sold for payment of debts and incumbrances affecting same, and for settling the residue according to the will and codicil of Theophilus Clements, Esquire, of Dublin, deceased, with power to the tenants for life of such residue to settle a jointure thereout on such wives as they have or shall marry, and to make freehold leases

1763 (3 Geo. 3) c. 7P

Relief of the creditors of Michael Kelly, late of Limerick, merchant

1763 (3 Geo. 3) c. 8P

Relief of the creditors of Paul Benson and James Benson of Cork, late merchants

1763 (3 Geo. 3) c. 9P

Vesting in trustees certain lands, etc. the estate of Alexander Saunderson, Esquire, of Castle Saunderson, in County Cavan for raising a sufficient sum for payment of debts affecting same, and for increasing the portions of the younger children of said Alexander by Rose his present wife

1763 (3 Geo. 3) c. 10P

Relief of the creditors of David Johnson and John Seaton of Dublin, late merchants

1765 (5 Geo. 3) c. 1P

Enabling Edmund Sexton Perry, Esquire, to make building leases of certain lands in the City and Liberties of Limerick and in St. Francis’s Abbey in County Limerick

1765 (5 Geo. 3) c. 2P

Supplying an omission in a settlement made on the intermarriage of Pierse Creagh, Esquire, of Dangin in County Clare, with Kathleen Quin, daughter of Valentine Quin, Esquire, of Adair, in County Limerick

1765 (5 Geo. 3) c. 3P

Confirming a settlement, bearing date 28 August 1756, made in pursuance of articles entered into by Lovett Ashe, Esquire, previous to his intermarriage with Waller Lloyd, and for other purposes

1765 (5 Geo. 3) c. 4P

Explaining and amending an Act of 1759 [(33 Geo. 2) c. 2P] for vesting in trustees the estates and advowson of Sir Francis Hamilton, late of Castle Hamilton, Bart. deceased, for payment of debts affecting same, and to make a partition of the residue thereof, between the co-heirs of Arthur Cecil Hamilton, Esquire, deceased, and other purposes

1765 (5 Geo. 3) c. 5P

Enabling the executors of Nicholas Archdall, Esquire, deceased, and others, to make building leases of certain ground in County Dublin, devised to and for the use of his widow and younger children

1765 (5 Geo. 3) c. 6P

Enabling John Evans, Esquire, to assume and bear the name and arms of Freke, and in the life-time of Grace his mother, to settle a jointure on Lady Elizabeth Freke, his wife, and other purposes

1765 (5 Geo. 3) c. 7P

Sale of part of the estates devised to the Right Hon. Thomas Conolly, Esquire, for life, with remainders over, by the will and codicil of his father the Right Hon. William Conolly deceased, for the payment of incumbrances affecting the lands so devised, and for the settling of other estates in lieu thereof, to the uses in the said will and codicil, and in the marriage settlement of said Thomas Conolly

1765 (5 Geo. 3) c. 8P

Relief of the creditors of Ralph Warter Wilson and Edward Warter Wilson, Esquires, deceased, and for the relief of Frances Juliana Warter Wilson, a minor, the heir at law of said Edward

1765 (5 Geo. 3) c. 9P

Relief of the creditors of Hugh White of Dublin, merchant

1767 (7 Geo. 3) c. 1P

Dissolving the marriage of Phineas Riall with Mary Riall, otherwise Bolton, his now wife, and to enable him to marry again, and for other purposes

1767 (7 Geo. 3) c. 2P

Confirming a partition made of part, and for making a final partition of other part of the estate of the Hon. Edmund Nugent, Esquire, and Maurice O’Connor, eldest son of John O’Connor, Esquire, a minor, and for vesting part of the estate of said Maurice, in trustees, to be sold for payment of debts affecting same, and for other purposes

1767 (7 Geo. 3) c. 3P

Enabling John Croker, Esquire, to charge certain lands in County Limerick, with a certain sum of money for portions for his younger children

1767 (7 Geo. 3) c. 4P

Dissolving the marriage of James Waddell, Esquire, with Letitia Freeman, his now wife, and to enable him to marry again, and for other purposes

1767 (7 Geo. 3) c. 5P

Vesting the estate whereof the Right Hon. Edward late Earl of Drogheda, died seized in fee simple, in trustees, to raise by sale of a competent part thereof, money sufficient to discharge his debts and legacies and other incumbrances affecting same

1767 (7 Geo. 3) c. 6P

Confirming a certain agreement between Francis Gore, Esquire, of Derrymore, otherwise called Goodwood, in County Clare, Arthur, Earl of Arran, and John, Lord Baron Annaly, of Tenelick, and for the more effectual security and immediate payment of the debts of said Francis Gore, and for appointing maintenances for said Francis Gore, Ann Gore, otherwise Lewis, his wife, and their children, and for other purposes

1767 (7 Geo. 3) c. 7P

Confirming and establishing an agreement made between William Greene, Esquire, Letitia Greene spinster, James Barry, Esquire, Elizabeth Barry, otherwise Greene, his wife, concerning the family estates of said William, Letitia, and Elizabeth and for making said agreement effectual, and for other purposes

1767 (7 Geo. 3) c. 8P

Relief of Richard Thwaites and Samuel Boursiquot of Dublin, public notaries; and the other creditors of Nicholas Forde of said City, late merchant, and for other purposes

1770-71 (11 Geo. 3) c. 1P

Vesting in trustees, for purposes therein mentioned, part of the estate settled on the marriage of Richard Earl of Shannon, and for settling other estates in lieu thereof

1771-72 (11 & 12 Geo. 3) c. 1P

Making and confirming a partition of the undivided estate of Thomas Marlay, Esquire, and Hugh Crofton, a minor; and for giving powers to make leases, and settle a jointure, and other purposes

1771-72 (11 & 12 Geo. 3) c. 2P

Vesting part of the settled estate of John Lord Eyre, Baron of Eyre-Court, in trustees, and their heirs, to be sold in lieu of other part of said settled estate, and for other purposes

1771-72 (11 & 12 Geo. 3) c. 3P

Ratifying and confirming certain leases for lives renewable for ever, of certain grounds in and joining to Dominick-street, in the City of Dublin, made by Usher, Lord St. George, Baron of Hatley St. George, and Elizabeth Lady St. George, his wife, against them, and against the issue of their bodies, and all persons claiming, or to claim under the settlement made on their intermarriage

1771-72 (11 & 12 Geo. 3) c. 4P

Enabling Sir John Freke, of Castle-Freke, in County Cork, Bart. to raise by sale, mortgage or demise, of a competent part of the towns and lands therein mentioned, such sums as will be sufficient to discharge the incumbrances and debts affecting same, and for other purposes

1771-72 (11 & 12 Geo. 3) c. 5P

Vesting the estate of John Stearne, late Bishop of Clogher, deceased, in trustees, in trust for carrying the charitable and other bequests of his will into execution

1771-72 (11 & 12 Geo. 3) c. 6P

Vesting in trustees the settled estate of Thomas Tenison, Esquire, of Rosefield, in County Monaghan, in order that a competent part thereof may be sold for payment of debts and incumbrances

1771-72 (11 & 12 Geo. 3) c. 7P

Vesting lands, etc. in the Counties of Limerick, Cork, Westmeath, and King’s County the estate of George Stepney, Esquire, in trustees, in order that same, or a competent part thereof may be sold for payment of debts and incumbrances

1773-74 (13 & 14 Geo. 3) c. 1P

Explaining and amending an Act of 1771-72 [(11 & 12 Geo. 3) c. 2P] for vesting part of the settled estate of John Lord Eyre, Baron of Eyrecourt, in trustees, and their heirs, to be sold in lieu of other part of said settled estate and for other purposes

1773-74 (13 & 14 Geo. 3) c. 2P

Enabling Luke Gardiner, Esquire, of Dublin, to make leases for long terms of several parts of the estate in the County and City of Dublin, devised to him by the Right Hon. Luke Gardiner the elder, deceased, and also to make a provision for the younger children of the Right Hon. Charles Gardiner, deceased; and other purposes

1773-74 (13 & 14 Geo. 3) c. 3P

Enabling Robert Earl of Roden, and Isaac Lord Bishop of Cork and Ross, to raise by sale or mortgage of the towns and lands herein, or a competent part thereof, the sum of £9,000 and also to dispose of the fee and inheritance of certain other towns, and land and certain freehold and leasehold interests, in order to augment a fund for payment of the incumbrances and charges affecting the estates, and lands late of John Bloomfield, Esquire, deceased, pursuant to the trusts and directions in his will; and for other purposes

1773-74 (13 & 14 Geo. 3) c. 4P

Vesting in trustees as well the unsettled as the settled estate of Thomas Tenison, Esquire, of Rosefield, in County Monaghan, in order that a competent part thereof may be sold for payment of debts and incumbrances; and for explaining, amending, and more effectually carrying into execution an Act of 1771-72 [(11 & 12 Geo. 3) c. 6P] for vesting in trustees the settled estate of Thomas Tenison, Esquire, of Rosefield, in County Monaghan, in order that a competent part thereof may be sold for payment of debts and incumbrances

1773-74 (13 & 14 Geo. 3) c. 5P

Sale of a competent part of the settled estate of William Burton, Esquire, of Burton-Hall, in County Carlow, for payment of debts and incumbrances; and to confirm certain articles of agreement between Graves Chamney, Esquire, of Finnstown, in County Dublin, and Benjamin Burton, Esquire, late of Burton-Hall, in County Carlow, deceased, and said William Burton, for the exchange of lands; and for other purposes

1773-74 (13 & 14 Geo. 3) c. 6P

Enabling Barry Denny, Esquire, of Tralee, in County Kerry, and certain other persons, to make leases of certain messages, lands etc.

1773-74 (13 & 14 Geo. 3) c. 7P

Enabling John Preston, Esquire, for the considerations therein mentioned, to charge his estates in County Meath, and Queen’s County with a further sum for payment of debts

1775-76 (15 & 16 Geo. 3) c. 1P

Confirming and establishing an agreement made between John Wolfe and Walter Burgh, Esquire, concerning the real estate whereof Richard Burgh, Esquire, formerly of Drumkeen, in County Limerick, and late of Dublin, died seized, and for preventing all suits concerning the construction of the last will of said Richard and other purposes

1775-76 (15 & 16 Geo. 3) c. 2P

Vesting certain manors, lands, etc. late the estate of Richard Earl of Anglesey, in trustees for raising a sufficient sum of money for discharging certain incumbrances affecting same

1777-78 (17 & 18 Geo. 3) c. 1P

Vesting part of the settled estates of the Right Hon. George Villiers, Esquire, commonly called George Lord Viscount Villiers, situate in County Waterford, and in the Queen’s County in trustees, to be sold for payment of certain debts and incumbrances affecting same

1777-78 (17 & 18 Geo. 3) c. 2P

Vesting certain lands, etc. part of the estate of James Earl of Courtown, and of Elizabeth Countess Dowager of Courtown, in trustees, to be sold for raising £24,000 for paying the portions of the younger children of said Countess, (the brothers and sisters of said Earl) and for other purposes

1777-78 (17 & 18 Geo. 3) c. 3P

Vesting certain lands, etc. part of the estate of William Power Keating Trench, Esquire, of Garbally, in County Galway, and formerly the estate of Nicholas Keating, Esquire, of Dublin, deceased, in trustees, to be sold for raising £20,500 to discharge incumbrances affecting the settled estate of said William and for settling certain parts of said settled estate, to the uses mentioned in the will of said Nicholas Keating, in lieu of and of equal value to the lands to be sold, and for other purposes

1777-78 (17 & 18 Geo. 3) c. 4P

Enabling Patrick Darcy, Esquire, of Kiltullagh, in County Galway, grand nephew and heir of Patrick Darcy, Esquire, late of Kiltullagh, a foresaid, deceased, to charge the lands and premises in the Counties of Galway and Mayo, which were the estate of said Patrick Darcy, deceased with a jointure or provision for his present wife Mary Darcy, or any after taken wife; and also to enable said Patrick Darcy the grand nephew, and the several persons to whom remainders are limited, of the estates herein of said Patrick Darcy deceased, when they shall respectively become seized of said estates, to make leases thereof for 3 lives or 31 years

1777-78 (17 & 18 Geo. 3) c. 5P

Enabling the Hon. Robert King, commonly called Lord Viscount Kingsborough, and the Hon. Caroline King, his wife, and the survivor of them, to make leases of the estates of James Late Lord Baron of Kingston, and to charge same with any sum not exceeding £23,000 for the portion of their younger children, and for vesting a part of said estate in trustees for raising £23,000 to be applied in reclaiming and improving said estate

1777-78 (17 & 18 Geo. 3) c. 6P

Explaining and amending an Act of 1773-74 [(13 & 14 Geo. 3) c. 7P] to enable John Preston, Esquire, for the consideration therein mentioned, to charge his estates in County Meath and Queen’s County with a further sum for payment of debts

1777-78 (17 & 18 Geo. 3) c. 7P

Vesting in trustees, part of the estate of Henry Thomas Earl of Carrick, in order to be sold for payment of debts and incumbrances affecting same; and for settling certain lands, part of said Earl’s estate in County Tipperary, instead of certain manors, towns, and lands, part of his estate in County Down, comprised in said Earls marriage settlement, and for directing the application of the money to arise from the sale of the estate of Sarah Countess of Carrick, situate in County Louth

1777-78 (17 & 18 Geo. 3) c. 8P

Enabling Edward Fitz-Gerald, Esquire, of Carigoran, in County Clare, to charge the towns, lands, etc. comprised in certain deeds of lease and release entered into on his marriage with his late wife Rachel Grady, deceased, daughter of Standish Grady the elder, then of Elton, but now of Cappercullen, in County Limerick, Esquire, with a jointure or provision for any wife or wives to be hereafter taken by said Edward Fitz-Gerald

1779-80 (19 & 20 Geo. 3) c. 1P

Vesting certain lands and premises, part of the estate of Morough Earl of Inchiquin, in trustees for raising a sum not exceeding £30,000 by sale or mortgage of a competent part of said estates, to be applied for the protection, enlargement, and improvement of said estates, and for quieting and compounding claims relating thereto

1779-80 (19 & 20 Geo. 3) c. 3P

Vesting in trustees certain lands, etc. the estate of Francis Mathew, Esquire, of Thomastown, in County Tipperary, for the purpose of raising a sufficient sum of money for payment of debts affecting same, and for enlarging the jointure of Ellis his wife, and the portions of his younger children by her

1779-80 (19 & 20 Geo. 3) c. 4P

Enabling William Sherlock, Esquire, to make leases, and to charge portions for his younger children, and for other purposes

1779-80 (19 & 20 Geo. 3) c. 5P

Enabling Edward Bever, Esquire, of Feltrim, in County Dublin, to make leases of certain towns, lands, and premises, part of his estate, situate in County Dublin, and for other purposes

1781-82 (21 & 22 Geo. 3) c. 1P

Ratifying an agreement between Francis Charles, Viscount Glerawly, Arthur Annesley, Esquire, and Arthur James Plunkett, Esquire, commonly called Earl of Fingall, touching the lands of Killallon in County Meath, and for other purposes

1781-82 (21 & 22 Geo. 3) c. 2P

Vesting lands, etc. in County Limerick, part of the estate of Nicholas Lysaght, Esquire, of Cork, in trustees, for raising money to pay certain debts and incumbrances affecting said Nicholas

1781-82 (21 & 22 Geo. 3) c. 3P

Confirming an agreement between Edmund Viscount Mount-Garrett, (as well on behalf of himself, as on behalf of his sons the Hon. Edmond Butler, the Hon. Somerset Richard Butler, the Hon. Henry Butler, and the Hon. Pierce Butler) of the one part, and the Hon. and Rev. Richard Butler, and the Hon. Simon Butler, of the other part, concerning certain parts of the real estate whereof Edmund Viscount Mount-Garrett their grandfather, and Edmund Viscount Mount-Garett their father were in their lifetimes respectively seized, and putting an end to controversies respecting same; and for other purposes

1781-82 (21 & 22 Geo. 3) c. 4P

Sale of a competent part of the settled estate of Arthur Cooper, Esquire, Sarah Cooper, otherwise Carleton, and William Henry Cooper, for the payment of debts and incumbrances affecting same; and for other purposes

1781-82 (21 & 22 Geo. 3) c. 5P

Vesting in trustees the settled estate of James Carrique Ponsonby, Esquire, in County Limerick, and certain parts of his unsettled estate in County Kerry, in order to be sold or mortgaged for payment of his debts, and for settling certain parts of the unsettled estate of said James in County Kerry, instead of said estate so to be sold or mortgaged, and for other purposes

1781-82 (21 & 22 Geo. 3) c. 6P

Relief of the creditors of Broghill Newburgh, and Henry Archdall, Gentlemen, of Dublin

1781-82 (21 & 22 Geo. 3) c. 7P

Dissolving the marriage of Richard Gibbings, clerk, with Alice Gibbings, otherwise Hyde, his now wife, and to enable him to marry again

1783-84 (23 & 24 Geo. 3) c. 1P

Exemplifying or enrolling the last will of Gilbert Donnellan, Esquire, formerly of Cloghan, in County Roscommon, but late of Mons in French Flanders, deceased, and making the same evidence in law and equity

1783-84 (23 & 24 Geo. 3) c. 2P

Vesting certain lands, late the estate of Nicholas Arcedeckne, Esquire, of Gortnamona, in County Galway, deceased, in trustees for payment of debts and incumbrances

Vesting lands, etc. in County Galway, part of the estate of John Monck Mason, Esquire, of Dublin, in trustees for raising money to pay debts and incumbrances affecting said John

Vesting certain lands in the King’s County part of the estate of Peter Holmes, Esquire, of Johnstowne, in County Tipperary, in trustees, to be sold for payment of debts affecting same, and for appointing other lands to the same uses to which said King’s County estate had been settled

Enabling the trustees in the marriage-settlement of Hamilton Gorges, Esquire, of Kilbrew, in County Meath, to convey the fee and inheritance, instead of the trust-term of 400 years, of and in certain lands, the estate of said Hamilton, decreed to be sold by the court of chancery, for payment of the debts in said decree mentioned: and to enable said Hamilton to settle a jointure of £400 a year on any wife he may hereafter marry

Vesting certain towns, lands, etc. in County Fermanagh and Longford, the estate of John Enery, Esquire, of Bawnboy, in County Cavan, in trustees, in order that same, or a competent part, may be sold for payment of debts and incumbrances affecting certain lands situate in County Cavan (the estate of said John) and for settling said lands in County Cavan, to the same uses to which said estates in County Fermanagh and Longford had been settled, and for other purposes

Vesting several towns, lands, etc. situate in County Wexford, Mayo and Sligo, the estate of the Hon. Richard Gore, in trustees, in order that same may be sold for payment of debts and incumbrances affecting same, and for other purposes

Enabling the Hon. William Wesly Pole, and the several other persons in remainder, under the will and codicils of William Pole, Esquire, deceased, to settle jointures

Explaining and amending an Act of 1779-80 [(19 & 20 Geo. 3) c. 3P] for vesting in trustees certain lands and tenements, the estate of Francis Mathew, Esquire, of Thomastown, in County Tipperary, for the purpose of raising a sufficient sum for payment of the debts affecting same, and for other purposes; and also to enable said Francis Mathew, (since created Lord Baron of Landaff) to settle a jointure or jointures on any woman or woman with whom he shall intermarry

Enabling John Joshua Lord Carysfort, to make long leases of his estate in County Dublin, and part of his estate in County Wicklow

Vesting certain lands, etc. part of the estate of Thomas Earl of Louth, in trustees for raising a sum not exceeding £6,000 by sale or mortgage of a competent part thereof, to be applied to purposes therein

Vesting certain lands, etc. in County Waterford, the estate of John Usher, Esquire, in trustees, that same, or a competent part, may be sold for payment of debts and incumbrances affecting same

Vesting certain lands, etc. in County Galway, late the estate of Sir Ulick Burke, Bart. deceased, in trustees, to raise by sale or mortgage of a competent part thereof, a sum of £16,000 for paying off incumbrances, and other family purposes

Vesting certain lands, etc. the estates of Walter Taylor, Esquire, of Castle-Taylor, in County Galway, in trustees for payment of debts and incumbrances

Making an exemplification of the last will of James Tilson, Esquire, formerly of Bolesworth-Castle, in County of Chester, in Great Britain, evidence of such will in Ireland

Enabling Sentleger, Lord Baron Doneraile, and his eldest son the Hon. Hayes Sentleger, to settle a jointure on such wife as said Hayes shall marry in the life-time of his father, and to secure a provision for the younger children of said Hayes by such wife

Enabling the Hon. Edward Ward, and Sir John Parnell, Bart. committees of the estates of Nicholas Viscount Bangor, a lunatick, to make leases of the estate of said lunatick

Raising a sufficient sum for discharging the debts and incumbrances affecting certain lands in the Counties of Wexford, Mayo, Sligo, and Donegal, the estates of Arthur, Earl of Arran, and the Hon. Arthur Saunders Gore, commonly called Lord Viscount Sudley, and for the payment of the debts now due by them respectively; and other purposes

Vesting certain lands, etc. the estate of Sir Michael Cromie, Bart. in the Right Hon. Thomas Conolly, and the Right Hon. Luke Gardiner, trustees for payment of debts and incumbrances affecting same

Vesting certain lands, etc. the estate of John Earl of Glandore, in trustees, for raising a sum not exceeding £6,500 by demise, sale or mortgage of a competent part thereof, for purposes in the Act mentioned, and to enable said Earl to make building leases of part thereof

Enabling Jonathan Morton Pleydell, Esquire, of Teignmouth, in County Devon, in Great Britain, during his life, and after his decease, to empower Jonathan Morton Pleydell, his son, and the daughters of the said Jonathan, the elder, when they shall respectively be in possession of said Jonathan the elder’s estates in Counties Cavan and Meath, to make leases of said lands, and for other purposes

Enabling Henry Hamilton, Esquire, to take the surname of Cox, instead of Hamilton, and to continue said surname to all his descendants pursuant to the will of Sir Richard Cox, Bart. deceased, and to oblige him and them to bear and use the arms of said Richard Cox, instead of those belonging to the Hamiltons

Enabling Francis Ryves, Esquire, and William Ryves, Esquire, his son, to settle a jointure on such wife as said William shall marry in the life-time of his father, and to provide for younger children

Vesting the residue of the personal estates of Jane Bonnel, otherwise Conyngham, widow, deceased, in trustees for the purposes mentioned in her will and codicil

Vesting certain lands, etc. the estate of Stephen Creagh Butler, Esquire, in trustees, to be sold for payment of debts, and for other purposes

Vesting in trustees the estates of Sir James Nugent of Dunore, in County Westmeath, Bart. for the purpose of raising money to discharge the original incumbrances affecting same, and to pay the debts of said Sir James, and also for providing and settling a jointure on Mary Nugent, wife of Peter Nugent, Esquire, the only brother of said Sir James

Vesting certain lands in trustees, to be sold for payment of the debts of John Hyde, Esquire, of Cregg, in County Cork, and for securing and settling certain other lands in lieu thereof, to the same uses, etc.

Vesting in trustees the settled estates of Ralph Earl of Ross, in Counties of Galway and Donegal, in order to be sold or mortgaged for payment of his debts, and for settling the unsettled estate of said Earl, in County Fermanagh, and other estates to be purchased, instead of the estate so to be sold or mortgaged, and for other purposes

Vesting certain lands, late the estate of Charles McDonnell, Esquire, of Newhall, in County Clare, deceased, in trustees for payment of the debts and incumbrances affecting same, and for other purposes

Removing certain doubts which have arisen on the will of Henry Earl of Ely, deceased, relative to the residence of Ann Countess of Ely within this Kingdom

Sale of part of the settled estate of the Right Hon. Denis Daly, Esquire, for payment of certain incumbrances affecting same, and for other purposes

Vesting several towns, lands, etc. in Counties Galway, Mayo, and Roscommon, and County of the Town of Galway, the estate of Robert and Richard Martin, Esquires, of Dangan, in the County of the Town of Galway, in Sir Michael Cromie, Bart. and Francis Vesey, Esquire, trustees, to raise a sum sufficient to pay off the debts and incumbrances therein mentioned

Vesting certain castles, towns, lands, etc. in Counties of Galway, Roscommon, and County of the Town of Galway, the estates of James Skerritt, Esquire, of Drumgriffin, in County Galway, in trustees, that same, or a competent part, may be sold or mortgaged for payment of debts and incumbrances affecting same

Vesting in trustees, certain real freehold and leasehold lands, in Counties of Galway and Roscommon, the estates and property of Michael Burke, Esquire, of Ballydugan, in County Galway, in order to be sold or mortgaged for payment of debts and incumbrances affecting same, and for other purposes

Explaining and amending an Act of 1781-82 [(21 & 22 Geo. 3) c. 4P] for sale of a competent part of the settled estate of Arthur Cooper, Esquire, Sarah Cooper, otherwise Carleton, and William Henry Cooper, Esquire, for the payment of debts and incumbrances affecting same, and for other purposes

Enabling Robert Lord Leitrim, the Right Hon. Henry Theophilus Clements, and Henry Clements, Esquire, committees of George Montgomery, Esquire, of Ballyconnell, in County Cavan, a lunatic, to make leases of the estates of said lunatic

Vesting the settled estate in the Queen’s County of the Right Hon. Sir John Parnell, Bart. in his 2nd, 4th and 5th sons, in the same manner as if his eldest son John Parnell had been dead without issue male, and for providing a maintenance for said John Parnell during his life

Confirming an agreement made between the trustees named in the last will of Richard Jackson, Esquire, deceased, and the surviving devisees named in said will, and the heir at law, and widow of said Richard concerning the real and personal estates of the said Richard and for incorporating said trustees, for the better execution of the charitable purposes appointed by said will, and for other purposes

Amending an Act of 1783-84 [(13 & 14 Geo. 3) c. 12P] enabling John Joshua, then Lord Baron of Carysfort, to make long leases of his estate in County Dublin, and part of his estate in County Wicklow

Vesting in trustees, the settled estate of Henry Viscount Conyngham, in County Limerick, to be sold or mortgaged, for payment of an incumbrance of £12,000 affecting same, and for payment of the portions provided for the younger children of Francis Pierpoint, late Baron Conyngham, by Elizabeth Lady Conyngham, his wife, charged on the unsettled estates of said Henry, situate in County Clare, and for settling a competent part of the unsettled estate of said Henry, in County Clare, in lieu of said estate in County Limerick, so to be sold or mortgaged, and for other purposes

Vesting several towns, lands, etc. in the Queen’s County and County Kilkenny, the estates of John Barrington, Esquire, in trustees, for securing a jointure thereon for Alice Barrington, the wife of said John, and for payment of debts and incumbrances, affecting same, and for other purposes

Vesting in trustees, certain real and freehold towns, lands, etc. in Counties Mayo and Roscommon, the estates of Thomas Bucknall Lindfey, Esquire, of Huntingdon in County Mayo, in order to be sold or mortgaged, for payment of debts and incumbrances, affecting same, and for other purposes

Vesting certain lands and premises, part of the estate of Thomas Earl of Louth, in trustees to be sold for purposes mentioned

Enabling Luke Baron Mountjoy, to make reversionary leases of several parts of the estates in the County and City of Dublin, devised to him by the Right Hon. Luke Gardiner, deceased

Enabling the trustees named in the marriage settlement of Robert Phaire, Esquire, of Daphne, in County Wexford, effectually to carry into execution the trusts in them reposed, and to raise a sufficient sum of money for the purposes therein mentioned

Enabling the Dean of the Cathedral Church of the Holy and Undivided Trinity, in Dublin, to demise part of his mansal lands

Dissolving the marriage of Armar-Lowry Viscount Belmore, with Henrietta, his now wife, and to enable him to marry again

Confirming and establishing an agreement of compromise between George Cockburne and John Huffey, Esquires, touching the lordships, manors, towns, and lands of Rathkenny, Drominstown, otherwise Drumstown, Miltown and Clogher, with their appurtenances; and also the towns and lands of Galtrim, Boyestown, Rathgowney, otherwise Rathgownly, Gallstown, Kenraghstown, Baltrasna, Lennanstown, otherwise Lynanstown, Heyenstown, Ryanhunt, otherwise Raheenhunt, and Cawaghstowns, with their appurtenances; and to extinguish the claim of George Cockburne, and of all other persons in or to said lands, claiming, by, from, or under George Cockburne, Esquire, late of Dublin, deceased

Carrying into effect an agreement between Anna Elizabeth Duchess Dowager of Chandos, and Lady Anna Elizabeth Brydges, and James Stephens Brownlow, George Despard, Caleb Carden, and William Carden, Esquire concerning the manor and estate of Villers, in the barony of Upper Ossory, in the Queen’s County and for other purposes

Vesting certain parts of the estates of Edmund Malone, Esquire, of Ballinahown, in County Westmeath, in trustees, for payment of debts, and other purposes

Enabling John Dawson, Esquire, Coates of Dublin, and his daughters Elizabeth Duckett and Anna Hutchinson, to make leases, under certain restrictions, of certain estates and land in the Counties of Dublin and Meath, and County of the City of Dublin, and comprised in and settled by a certain settlement made 8 October 1791

Dissolving the marriage of Mathias Finucane, Esquire, with Anne Finucane, otherwise O’Brien, his now wife, and to enable him to marry again, and for other purposes

Settling to certain uses, a part of the real estate devised, and directed to be purchased by the will of Henry Earl of Shelburne, deceased, freed from certain uses, declared thereof by his will, and by an Act of Parliament of Great Britain [1769 (9 Geo. 3) c. 59P] entitled “An act for vesting part of the real estate devised, and directed to be purchased by the will of Henry Earl of Shelburne, in the Kingdom of Ireland, and in Tokenhouse-yard, London, in trustees, to be sold or mortgaged, and for laying out the money arising by such sale or mortgage, in the purchase of manors, lands, or hereditaments in England, to be settled, to the uses of his said will, and for enabling the persons therein mentioned to grant such leases as are therein expressed”

Vesting certain lands, etc. in County and City of Limerick, part of the settled estate of John Tuthill, Esquire, of Limerick, in trustees, in order by sale or mortgage of a competent part, to raise and pay £6,000 the portions of the younger children of said John, by Elizabeth Tuthill, otherwise Jackson, his wife; and also £1,333 6s. 8d. part of the portion of Ann Minnett, otherwise Tuthill, the sister of said John; and that such part of said lands and premises as shall remain unsold for the purposes aforesaid, may be and remain to said John, his heirs and assigns, in lieu and satisfaction of a sum of £5,500 due to said John, which sums are charges affecting the settled estate of said John

Sale of competent parts of the real estates of John, Earl of Ormonde, and the Hon. Walter Butler commonly called Lord Viscount Thurles, his eldest son and heir apparent, for payment of debts and incumbrances affecting same, and for settling such parts thereof as shall not be sold, and for other purposes

Sale of certain lands, etc. in County Tipperary, the estate of John, Earl of Clanwilliam, and the Honourable Richard Meade, commonly called Lord Viscount Gildford, eldest son and heir apparent of said Earl, for purposes therein mentioned, and for settling other estates in County Down, in lieu thereof, and for other purposes

Enabling the Right Hon. Richard Grenville Nugent Temple, commonly called Earl Temple, and the Right Hon. Anna Eliza Brydges, to make settlements on the marriage intended between them, notwithstanding their respective minorities

Amending an Act of 1781-82 [(21 & 22 Geo. 3) c. 4P] for the sale of a competent part of the settled estate of Arthur Cooper, Esquire, Sarah Cooper, otherwise Carleton, and William Henry Cooper, Esquire, for payment of debts and incumbrances affecting same, and for other purposes

Raising a sufficient sum of money for discharging the debts and incumbrances affecting the settled estates of William Duke of Leinster, and to enable said Duke to make a more effectual title to a purchase or purchases, mortgage or mortgages, of such lands as shall be sold or mortgaged for the purposes aforesaid

Barring the limitations of the settlement executed on the marriage of William Townsend Mullins, Esquire, with Frances Elizabeth Sage, in consequence of the dissolution of said marriage

Enabling the guardians of the Right Honourable Charles John, Lord Viscount Mountjoy, a minor, to make leases of certain parts of said minor’s estates in and near the City of Dublin

Vesting certain estates and lands belonging to Charles John, Lord Viscount Mountjoy, in the Counties of Antrim, Kilkenny, Carlow and Wicklow and City of Kilkenny, in trustees, in order to sell the same and to apply the purchase money in buying in certain debts and encumbrances affecting the estates of Luke, late Lord Viscount Mountjoy in the County of Tyrone, to be applied for the purposes therein mentioned, and for other purposes

Vesting certain lands, tenements and hereditaments in the Counties of Kildare, Wexford and County of Dublin, the estate of Richard Nevill, Esquire, in trustees, for the purposes therein mentioned

Vesting certain lands therein mentioned, the estate of Cornelius Bolton, Esquire, of Faithlegg, in the County of Waterford, in trustees for payment of the debts and encumbrances affecting the same, and for other purposes therein mentioned

Vesting in trustees the estates and lands of John Blake, Esquire, of Forbough in the County of Galway, situate in the County of Galway and County of the town of Galway, for raising a sufficient sum of money for discharging the debts and encumbrances which affected the same at the time of his marriage with Maria Blake, otherwise Galwey, his present wife, and for other purposes

Enabling certain trustees therein named to raise such sums of money on the estates devised by the will of the late Reverend John Harvey of Malinhall in the County of Donegal, clerk, as may be necessary for obtaining renewal of certain freehold and leasehold interests devised by the said will, and for other purposes therein mentioned

Sale of the settled estate of Walter Lambert of Castle Lambert in the county of Galway, Esquire, and of Thomas, Walter, Persse and John Lambert, first, second, third and fourth sons of said Walter Lambert, for payment of certain encumbrances affecting the same, and for other purposes therein mentioned

Vesting in trustees certain lands situate in the County of Galway, the estate of Mark Lynch, Esquire, in Drimcong in the said county, for raising a sum of money to discharge the debts and encumbrances affecting the same, and for other purposes therein mentioned

Dissolving the marriage of Charles Annesley, Esquire, with Sarah Annesley, otherwise Carter, his now wife, and to enable him to marry again, and for other purposes therein mentioned

Dissolving the marriage of Alexander Montgomery, Esquire, captain in His Majesty’s Monaghan regiment of militia, with Mary Montgomery, otherwise Chute, his now wife, and to enable him to marry again

Thomas Benson divorce from Jane Board

Naturalization of Jane Magdalen Robelon

Naturalization of Francis Degen

Naturalization of John Matthias Miller

Naturalization of Frederick Commerell, John Toepken and Christian Moser

Naturalization of Christian Samuel Geledneki

Naturalization of Philip Denoyer

Naturalization of James Fremeaux

Naturalization of Andrew Girardot

Naturalization of Peter Auriol and David Pratviel

Naturalization of Andrew Leques and Frederick Blomberg

Naturalization of John Meybohm

Naturalization of Frederick Hoffgaard

Abraham Carleton’s name

Naturalization of Daniel Boumeester, James Rilliet, Anthony Bertrand, Frederick Teise, Francis Brouzet and George Grand

Naturalization of John Schoen, Peter Rodolph, George Fatio, William du Bois, William Konink and Henry Klausing

Naturalization of Jacob Vaulk

Naturalization of Beat Rodolph Nerbel

Making the exemplification of Henry Earl of Shelburne’s will evidence in all British and Irish courts

Naturalization of Schweighauser, Girard, Von Hohendorff, Andre and Sollen

Naturalization of John Barbutt and Fortunatus Planta

Naturalization of Mary Sybella Harrison

Naturalization of Christian Maurice Rodatz

Enabling the Treasury to compound with John Philpot and John Hutchinson and their sureties for a debt due to the Crown for Tobacco customs

Naturalization of John Bazin, Lewis Ogier, Peter Guinard and others

Naturalization of Frederick Van Gehren

Naturalization of Casper Grevenkop

Naturalization of Daniel Mourgue and Amy Rillet

Naturalization of John Ulric Comerell

Naturalization of Paul Bonifas

Enabling William Lord Cavendish of Hardwyck to take in England the oath of office of High Treasurer of Ireland, and to qualify himself in England for legal enjoyment of the office

Rectifying a mistake and making more effectual a conveyance in fee farm, made by Henry Arthur Earl of Powis, of Mount Eagle Loyal manor and lands in Kerry

Enabling Charles Fitzroy Scudamore to take in Great Britain the oath of office as Ingrosser of original writs issuing out of the High Court of Chancery in Ireland, and to qualify himself for the enjoyment of the office

Charles Daly’s estate in Ireland: sale of part for payment of incumbrances

Naturalizing Mary Noguier and enabling her, out of the estate devised by her husband John Noguier’s will, to make provision for her son and heir Anthony Noguier

Naturalization of Charles Shrieber and Jean Francois de Cerjat

Naturalization of Peter Michael Morin

Naturalization of Arnold Mello, John Swiccard Heinzelman and James Banal

Naturalization of Otto Ewald Setler, Albert Mahlstede and John Heinzelmann

Naturalization of Frederick Nussen

Richard Morgan divorce from Ann Hall

Naturalization of Peter, Adriana, Elizabeth, Maria and Gertruda Fremeaux (infants)

Naturalization of Jacob Kirkman

Naturalization of John Ulric Passavant

Naturalization of John David Fatio

Naturalization of Jens Pedersen

Naturalization of Anthony Stemann, Peter Otte, Godfrey Molling, Christian Meyer, Henry Bielfield, John Blaquier and Matthew Lichigaray

Naturalization of Jost Esternod

Enabling John Earl of Sandwich, George Earl of Cholmondeley and Wellbore Ellis to take in Great Britain the oath as Vice Treasurer and Receiver General, and Paymaster General of His Majesty’s Revenues in Ireland, and to qualify themselves for the enjoyment of the said offices

Making exemplification of Earl of Burlington and Cork’s will evidence in all British and Irish courts

Naturalization of Peter Bonnet

Naturalization of John Daniel Paul

Naturalization of Francis Jalabert

Naturalization of John Baptist Durand and Bartholomew Rilliet

Naturalization of John Frederick Falwasser

Vesting estate and interest of Robert Cheatham in duties granted by certain Acts of Parliament for maintaining a lighthouse on Eddystone rock, in trustees, to raise money to be applied towards said lighthouse’s rebuilding

Naturalization of John Jacob Thompsons

Naturalization of John Durade

Executing articles of agreement in Crisp Molineux’s marriage settlement

John Earl of Sandwich, Wellbore Ellis and Thomas Potter: oaths of office

Transfer of South Sea Annuities, standing in the name of the late treasurer for the commissioners for building 50 new churches, to the rectors of 8 of those churches and for vesting in trustees for sale the sites of certain churches purchased by said commissioners

Enabling George Amyand and John Anthony Rucker, agents of Embden East India Company, to sell and dispose of the cargo of the ship “Prince Ferdinand of Prussia”, to the United Company of Merchants of England and enable them to purchase, land, sell or dispose of any part thereof and to empower the said Amyand and Rucker to make insurances upon the ship and its cargo

Naturalization of George Clifford

John Earl of Egmont’s Irish estate: mortgage rather than sale of part to raise money in Britain for purposes of his marriage settlement

George fforster Tuffnell’s divorce from Elizabeth fforster

Naturalization of Anthony Fonblanque and Nicholas Baptist Aubert

Naturalization of John Baptist D’abbadie

Naturalization of John Knight

Naturalization of Casper Schombart, John Spitta, Gisbert Van Voorst, Frederick de Chevrigny, Conrad Harksen, Christopher Strothoff, and Jasper Richter

Naturalization of Thomas Pecholier, Peter Harrison and Samuel Graff

Naturalization of Phillippis Willem Cassimir Van Stranbenzee

Exemplifying or enrolling an indenture of settlement and Earl of Arran’s will and codicil and making them evidence in all British and Irish courts

Margaret Brydges Marchioness of Caernarvon’s and Margaret Nicoll’s real and leasehold estates: settling for benefit of Marquis and Marchioness of Caernarvon and their issue and applying part of the Marchoiness’ personal estate to purposes therein mentioned

Extending time to trustees, therein named, to execute certain trusts vested in them by an Act concerning Arthur Plunkett’s estate [1742 (16 Geo. 2) c. 21P]

Naturalization of John Christian and John Henry Suhring

Naturalization of Amsinck and Tonnies

John Earl of Sandwich, Wellbore Ellis, and Robert Nugent oaths of office

Expurius Turner divorce from Elizabeth Louise Turner

Naturalization of Peter Trapaud, Nicholas, Christopher and John Battier, Abel Mitz, Peter Aubertin, John Smith, Gabriel Ernst, Frederick Graff, Emanuel Bize and David Duveluz

Naturalization of Maria Elizabeth Spencer

Naturalization of Cornabe and Lucadon

Pennsylvania Land Company’s estates in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Maryland: sale

Naturalization of John Dolignon, Peter Thellusson, Peter Planche and Christian Poppe

Naturalization of Rose Marie Heath

Naturalization of Frederick Rasch and John Seibel

Naturalization of Jan Turner and August Pieschel

Naturalization of Constantia Hampden

Naturalization of Benjamin Maisonneuve

Naturalization of Nicholas Theaud

Naturalization of Simon Baratty

Naturalization of Anthony Villion

John Earl of Sandwich, Wellbore Ellis, Robert Nugent, William Earl of Harrington and Richard Rigby: oaths of office

John and Newton Walter’s estate and plantation in Barbados: vesting in trustees for raising money to purchase stock and improvements to plantation

Divesting out of the Crown the remainder of lands in Ireland of Martin Dillon’s estate and for vesting the same in Carleton Whitelocke, in trust for Henry Mitchel and heirs

Naturalization of Anna Maria Thornton

Naturalization of Philip Krauter and John Paris

Naturalization of John Berens

Naturalization of Francis Fatio, John le Coq, John Cazenove and Henry Kuhff

Naturalization of Henrietta Frederique Viscountess Stormont

Naturalization of Philip Schumacher and Nicholas Brandt

Naturalization of Jacob Wolffe

Naturalization of Paul Metivier

Naturalization of James Repinder

Naturalization of Jean Charnaud

Enabling Patrick Blake to make a settlement on Annabela Bunbury and the issue of their intermarriage

Naturalization of Diederick Wessel Linden

Humfreys Ram’s marriage settlement: discharging leasehold houses and tenements from trusts of the settlement and settling freehold houses in lieu thereof

Naturalization of Luke Wettstein, Peter Texier junior and Daniel Goy

Naturalization of John Doerner

Henry Fox oaths of office

Naturalization of Jeremiah Meyer

Naturalization of John Vander Meulen

Naturalization of Adolph Boon, James des Cotes, Anthony Haldimaud, Samuel Bouess and John Faesch

Naturalization of David Wolpman, John Siri, Francis Fatio, David Plantier, William Stafford and Francis Delon

John Earl of Sandwich, Robert Nugent and Richard Rigby: oaths of office

Naturalization of Jacob Reessen

Naturalization of Josiah Child

Naturalization of Samuel Chollet, John Bize, and Samuel Grellet

Naturalization of Abraham Huber

Naturalization of Rudolph Chaillet and Abraham du Bois

Naturalization of John D’Orville, Michael Wiegand, John and Cornelius Kettler and James Shedel

Naturalization of Govert Cassau

Naturalization of Andrew Solinus

Naturalization of Peter Hasenclever, Johann Rucker, John Blache, Andrew Vezian, James Granges and Jacob Muller

Naturalization of William Dunant, John Schrieber, Jonas Dael and Charles Thalbitzer

Executing an agreement between the hospital for the Maintenance and Education of Exposed and Deserted Young Children and Robert Needham, concerning an estate in Jamaica devised by Henry Needham’s will

Making the exemplification of Thomas King’s will evidence in all British and Irish courts

Naturalization of William Dingman and John Reincke

Naturalization of John Marteilhe

Naturalization of Egbert Nonnen

Naturalization of James de Berville, Johann Uckermann and John Hauser

Naturalization of James Alric

George Earl of Egremont’s estate: empowering his guardians and those of his brothers to make leases of lands in Cumberland and to make leases and grants of several other estates devised to them respectively by their father Charles late Earl of Egremont

James Earl of Barrymore’s estate: vesting in trustees for payment of debts and incumbrances

Enlarging the time given to execute certain trusts in Acts concerning Arthur Plunkett’s estate [1742 (16 Geo. 2) c. 21P and 1758 (32 Geo. 2) c. 40P]

Divesting out of the crown, the reversion in fee of Mathew Dowdall’s estate in Ireland, expectant of the death of his three grandsons without issue male and vesting the same in Anthony Ladeveze, a Protestant

Divesting out of the crown the reversion in fee of lands in Ireland and vesting in Gerald Fitzgerald

Naturalization of Peter Pohlmann and David Godin

Naturalization of Henry Kock

Naturalization of Alexander Joseph Poittier

Naturalization of John Plauel, John Long, Jacob Nadal, and Christopher Baumer

Naturalization of Luder Lang

Naturalization of Christian James Strackhoven

Naturalization of Dirk Jager

Naturalization of Andrew Fuhrer and Rene Labutte

Naturalization of John Jaquery, Peter Darbonnier, Daniel Henriod, John Osvald, and John Rivaz

Naturalization of Peter Anthony and David Francis Sapte

John Nixon’s divorce from Hester Spencer, and other provisions

Naturalization of Henrietta Rosa Peregrina Townsend

Naturalization of John His, John Ernst, John Platz, and Rudolph Lemann

Naturalization of Charles Hempel, James Janot, Christopher Schultz, John Klatz, Erdmann Rieman and Bernard Fleischmann

Dorothy Countess Dowager of Burlington’s estate in Middlesex, Yorkshire and Lincolnshire: sale for payment of mortgage debts and applying residue proceeds for purchasing and settling other lands

Sale of John Saint John’s and Edmund Dering’s undivided shares in Isle of Thanet (Kent) and purchase of other lands with the proceeds for their use

Naturalization of Louisa Rudolphina and Gregory Wale

Naturalization of Benedict Paul Wagner

Naturalization of Sabine Louisa Winn

Peter Wyche’s estate in Goadby or Godeby Marwood (Leicestershire): vesting in trust for conveyance to John Marquis of Granby or as he shall appoint and applying money for purposes therein mentioned

Naturalization of Henry de Missy and Gabriel Le Royer

Naturalization of Hieronymus Burmester, John Wienholt, Julius Ridder and Peter Duval

Enabling James Oswald and Lord George Sackville to take, in Great Britain, the oaths of office of Vice Treasurer, Receiver General and Paymaster General of Ireland and qualifying them for the enjoyment of the said offices

Naturalization of John Pierre Michel

Enabling William Duke of Devonshire to take, in England, the oath of office of High Treasurer of Ireland and to qualify himself in England for the enjoyment of the said office

George Viscount Middleton’s estate: vesting part in trustees to be sold for payment of debts, incumbrances and legacies mentioned in his will; executing several contracts for sale and demise of farms and lands in Ireland and making the exemplification of his will evidence in law and equity

Robert Needham’s estate in Ireland: confirming the sale of part for a term of 500 years to George Needham, for confirming an agreement between his widow and children and sale of another part for payment of debts, incumbrances and legacies

Naturalization of Godhard Suthoff, John Cornud, Renire Bentinck, Francis Mavit, Justus Blanckenhagen, Francis Menet and John Haldimand

Naturalization of Laurence Charlesson

Naturalization of Peter Facon and John Tourneisen

Naturalization of Peter Delaroche and John le Chevalier

Enabling James Oswald, James Grenville, and Daniel Barre to take in Great Britain the oaths of office of Vice Treasurer, Receiver General and Paymaster General of Ireland, and qualify them for the enjoyment of the said offices

Naturalization of Mary Anne Amelie Burrowes

Naturalization of Christiaan Van Teylingen

Naturalization of Lewis Agassiz, John Schutz, Philip Krauter, Joshua Rougemont, Ferdinand De Mierre and Christian Klein

Naturalization of John Rodolph Valltravers

Naturalization of Cristoffel Van Den Bergh

Naturalization of Samuel Mandrot

Naturalization of Nicholas Beckman

Naturalization of Theodore Van Teylingen

Naturalization of John Baumgartner and Amable Doct

Naturalization of Leonard Meyer and Lewis Giles

Naturalization of John Koe and George Wolff

Naturalization of Gerrard Goebell

Naturalization of Henry Heyman

Naturalization of Sophia Magdalen Lamack

Naturalization of William Aubert

Naturalization of Dirk Willem Van Dam

Naturalization of John Rossier, Charles de Willermin, Nicholas Freeze, John Schlapffer, and Lewis Repinder

Naturalization of David Peyer Imhoff

Exemplifying and enrolling Elizabeth Bridges’ indenture of settlement and Brooke Bridges’ will and codicils and making them evidence in Ireland and Britain

Making the exemplification of Richard Ffitz-Gerald’s will evidence in all British and Irish courts

William Nedham’s estate in Jamaica: vesting in trustees for purposes therein mentioned

James Grenville, Isaac Barre, and Richard Rigby oaths of office

Charles Daly’s divorce from Anna Statia Daly, and other provisions

Naturalization of Lawrence Laforest

Naturalization of John Daniel Leautier

Naturalization of John Dufaur

Naturalization of George Madrass

Naturalization of John Henry Schneider

Naturalization of Paul Niedrick

Naturalization of Lewis Diedrick Heshuysen

Naturalization of Henry Uhthoff

Naturalization of Peter Rauert and David Godin

Augustus Henry Duke of Grafton’s divorce from Ann Liddel, and other provisions

Henry Earl of Shelburne’s estate: sale of part in London and Token House Yard in London and purchase and settling of other lands in England for uses in his will and enabling named persons to grant leases

James Grenville and Charles Earl Cornwallis oaths of office

Naturalization of Samuel Canale and his issue, and change of name and arms to Thorold

Naturalization of Gerard Backus and Leonard Holls

Naturalization of John Christian Hoffman

Naturalization of John Casper Schneider

Naturalization of Adam Kroll

Naturalization of John Daniel Cailler

Naturalization of Christian Gottlieb Schuster

Naturalization of John Nicholas Jacquin

Naturalization of John Julius Angerstein

Naturalization of John Jacob Appach

Naturalization of John Gottfried Hanman

Enabling James Grenville, Robert Viscount Clare and Wellbore Ellis to take, in Great Britain, the oaths of office of Vice Treasurer, Receiver General and Paymaster General of Ireland, and to qualify themselves for the enjoyment of the said offices

Enabling Robert Viscount Clare, Wellbore Ellis, and George Lord Edgecombe to take, in Great Britain, the oaths of office of Vice Treasurer, Receiver General and Paymaster General of Ireland, and to qualify themselves for the enjoyment of the said offices

Naturalization of Bernard Perny

Naturalization of Lewis Benjamin Crinsoz

Naturalization of Gerard Portman

Explanation and amendment of George Lord Viscount Midleton’s estate Act of 1766 [(6 Geo. 3) c. 39P]

Making the exemplification of Francis Macartney’s will evidence in all British and Irish Courts

Naturalization of Henry Renner

Rendering valid and effectual articles of agreement of 21 July 1770, between Frances Countess Dowager of Londonderry, Philip Earl of Stanhope and others and for vesting manors and lands in Devon and Wiltshire in trustees for purposes therein mentioned

Exemplifying Charles Macarthy More’s will and making it evidence in all Irish as well as British Courts

Naturalization of John Du Roveray, John Naville, John Eynard, David Chollett, and John Gertcken

Naturalization of Augustine Noverre

Naturalization of Jacob Justus and Theophilus Blackenhagen

Naturalization of Francis Harraand

Confirming and executing an agreement dated 23 June 1770, between Humfrey Minchin and George Clive and for vesting estates in Tipperary in trustees for that purpose

Naturalization of Carsten Dirs and Jacob Glostein

Naturalization of Diederick Meyerhoff

Naturalization of John Poel

Naturalization of John Henry Gentil

Naturalization of Francis Darius Laudumiey

Naturalization of Peter de la Rive and Francis Menet

Naturalization of James Samuel Jequier

Edward Viscount Ligonier’s divorce from Penelope Pitt, and other provisions

Sir John Colleton’s divorce from Ann Fullford, and other provisions

Making the exemplification of James Macartney’s will evidence in all British and Irish courts

Naturalization of Arnold Meyer, Peter Boetefeur, John Rucker and John Guth

Naturalization of John Luke Iselin

Naturalization of Conrad Rucker

Ann Nugent’s and Elizabeth Eliot’s estates: raising out of each estate £10,000 for the benefit of Robert Craggs Viscount Clare, husband of said Ann, and for the benefit of Edward Eliot, in recompense for their relinquishing certain powers of leasing reserved to them respectively by the wills of the said Ann and Elizabeth and settlements which have been made in pursuance thereof, creating trust on lands occupied by Richard Humphreys and others and for vacating, annulling and extinguishing the said powers of leasing

John Mills’ estate in Hampshire: sale for payment of debts and legacies

William Skinn’s divorce from Ann Skinn, and other provisions

Naturalization of Henry Ffrancis Sellon

Naturalization of John Bousquet

Naturalization of John Louis Lautier

Naturalization of Jaques Louis Pourtalés

Countess of Sandwich’s estates in Armagh and Limerick: enabling John Earl of Sandwich and John Viscount Hinchinbrook to grant leases

Estates of the children of Mary Sandys in England and Ireland: enabling guardians to make leases

Naturalization of Frederick Cazenove

Naturalization of Paul Pourtalés and Francis Muller

Vesting in the Bank of England, estates belonging to The Drapers Company of London, freed from certain charities to which they are subject, in exchange for other estates belonging to the said bank, subject to aforementioned charities

Humphry Minchin’s settled estates in Tipperary: sale, and purchase of lands in England and Wales to be settled to the same uses

Enrolling in Court of Chancery an exemplification of Christopher Robinson’s will, to be made under the provincial seal of the colony of Virginia and making copies evidence in Britain, for enfranchising his estates in Yorkshire and making satisfaction to the prebendary of Dunington for the same

Naturalization of Paul D’Aigremont

Naturalization of Vidal, Rivier, and Favenc

Naturalization of Peter Francis Martin

Enabling Robert Viscount Clare, Wellbore Ellis, and Charles Jenkinson to take, in Great Britain, the oaths of office of Vice Treasurer, Receiver General and Paymaster General of Ireland, and to qualify themselves for the enjoyment of the said offices

Naturalization of Isaac Morier

Naturalization of John Goitlob Neuman

Naturalization of John Ffrancis Curchod

Naturalization of Isabel Bouillon

Naturalization of Stephen Beuzeville

Naturalization of Joseph Franel

John Gordon’s divorce from “John” [sic] Norris Fisher, and other provisions

Philip Cade divorce from Catherine Whitworth

Naturalization of William Villers

Naturalization of Jacques, otherwise James, Louis

Naturalization of Samuel Rapillard and Abraham Delapierre

Naturalization of Louis de Saumaise

Naturalization of Peter Van Yzendoorn

Naturalization of Theodore George Gleichman

Naturalization of George Christopher Degen

Richard Heatley’s divorce from Arabella Dawson, and other provisions

Naturalization of Nicholas Haeseler and John Erich

Naturalization of Jacob Julien Baumgartner

Naturalization of Gustav Nicholas Eggers

Naturalization of John Everth

Naturalization of Davis Francis De Bezancenet

Naturalization of Christian Frederick Esberger

Naturalization of Paul Burnand

Naturalization of Luder Hoffham and Nicolaas Hane

Naturalization of Victor Busigny

Naturalization of John Michael Lange

Naturalization of Jacob Henry Suwe

Naturalization of George Ernst De Hahn

Naturalization of Charles Bigot

Naturalization of Louis Jouenne

Naturalization of Daniel Henry Rucker

Naturalization of Charles Louis Spitta

Naturalization of John Peter Aubery

Robert Doyne’s estate: sale for payment of debts, incumbrances and legacies

William Lock’s estate: sale and purchasing and settling another

Samuel Heming’s estates in Jamaica: sale for payment of debts and incumbrances

Robert Greene’s divorce from Juliana Greene, otherwise Judge, and other provisions

Naturalization of Levina Benjamina Goodricke

Naturalization of Frederick Molling and John George Bindheisen

Naturalization of Peter Henry Balemann

Oaths of Office of Robert Craggs Viscount Clare and Wellbore Ellis

Naturalization of John Martin Fushs

Naturalization of Francis Anthony Rougemont

Naturalization of Anthony Ten Broeke

Naturalization of Nis Nissen and Christopher Marwaede

Naturalization of John Paul and Claes Grill

Naturalization of Charles Quist

Naturalization of Charles Wolff and John Hecker

Naturalization of John Liardet

Naturalization of Lewis Vialletes Bastide

Naturalization of John Hoffman

John Elliot’s divorce from Grace Dalrymple

Charles Herneck Herneck divorce from Sarah Keppel

Thomas Williams divorce from Ann Lantware

Naturalization of Henry Lawrence Zinck

Naturalization of John Alexander De Morsier

Naturalization of Englebert Mulhausen

Naturalization of Maria Magdelaine Chevalier

Stanhope Mason’s estates in England and Wales: sale of two-sixth parts and purchase and settling others

Naturalization of Andreas Gottlieb

Naturalization of Gilles Prudent Melasse

Naturalization of Dorothea Margreta Hartman

Naturalization of Paul Tax and John Gottlieb

Naturalization of George Soltau, Gerhard Berck, Henry Hammelburg and Gunter Kroger

Naturalization of Ernest Bernard Banning

Naturalization of John Centlivres

Naturalization of Marcellin Pernoud

Naturalization of William Aguiton

Naturalization of Willem Vlught

Naturalization of Horace Cattaneo and Francis Gaudot

George Carpenter Earl of Tyrconnel’s divorce from Lady Francis Manners

Naturalization of Maria Perry

Naturalization of Charles Morris Klanert

Robert Craggs Earl Nugent and Charles Townshend’s oaths of office

Naturalization of Francis Popham

Naturalization of John Meyer and Christopher Martens

Naturalization of David Henry De Beanne

Naturalization of Hans Ardwidsson

Naturalization of Charles Frederick Loudonsack

Naturalization of Henry Wilckens

Naturalization of John Deane and Jacob Hippins

Naturalization of James Casenove

Naturalization of Ffrancis Long

Naturalization of Antoine Bazin

Exemplifying George Lord Bingley’s will and making it evidence in Great Britain and Ireland

Naturalization of Pierre Theodore De Bruges

Enabling Temple Simon Luttrell to make a jointure upon his intended wife out of his settled estate and making a provision by way of equivalent in lieu thereof

Sir Patrick and Dame Arabella Blake divorce

Clotworthy and Mary Dobbin divorce

Naturalization of Court Henry Dirs

Naturalization of Phillippe Besnard

Naturalization of John Daniel Hose

Naturalization of Theodorus Martinus Mispelblom Beijer

Naturalization of Henry Amsinck

Making the exemplification of Mary Edward’s will evidence in all British and Irish courts

Naturalization of Peter Daille Bonnevaux

Naturalization of John Sellon

Naturalization of James Charuaud

Naturalization of John Salomon Balthasar Sontag

Naturalization of Cazenove and Duval

Naturalization of Bartholomew Huber

Naturalization of Anthony Henry Haldimand

Naturalization of Lewis Lochée

Thomas Frederick Mackenzie Humberston’s estate in Lincolnshire: sale and purchase and settling of other hereditaments, part of Kenneth Mackenzie Earl of Seaforth’s estate in Ireland

Naturalization of John Kern and Nathaniel Paleske

Dame Charlotte Smyth: naturalization, and also enabling her to enjoy a jointure by way of rentcharge, limited to her upon her marriage

Naturalization of John Kater

Naturalization of John Ziegenbein and Charles Pieschell

Naturalization of George Kohn

Naturalization of Peter Chasseaud

Naturalization of James Siordet and John Hooffstetter

Naturalization of Dorothy Hannah Louisa Harriot Henley

Effecting an agreement between the devisee and heirs of Lord Baltimore concerning Maryland (America) and vesting that province in Henry Harford

Naturalization of Henry Meier and Herman Retberg

Naturalization of John Billet

Naturalization of Charles Schmoll

Naturalization of Frederick Tshiffeli

Naturalization of Henry Eggers

Naturalization of John Ruete

Naturalization of David Fasnacht

Naturalization of Ephraim Seehl

Naturalization of Stephen and John Renaud

Naturalization of David Piffard

Naturalization of John Reybaz and Alexander Aubert

Naturalization of John Tourneisen

Naturalization of Christian Ruther

Naturalization of Isaac Miol

Naturalization of Margaretta Wale and Mary Pemberton

Naturalization of John Splitgerber and Sebastian Fridag

Naturalization of Michael Touray

Naturalization of Augustus Brande

Naturalization of Detley Eicke and John Hecker

Naturalization of John Poulain

Naturalization of Emanuel Goodhart

Naturalization of Charles Wiple

Naturalization of Frederick Van Hagen

Naturalization of Simon Tamm

Naturalization of John De Luc

Naturalization of Thomas Oom, Charles Bremer, and Daniel Dobbert

Naturalization of William Collignon

Naturalization of Barnard Levi

Naturalization of Charles Imhoff

Naturalization of Hermann Graumann

Naturalization of Louis Weltje and Alexander von Mayersbach

Naturalization of Andreas Emmerich

Naturalization of John Christopherson

Naturalization of John Rougemont and Lewis Guy

Naturalization of John Meyer

Naturalization of John Richard and George Matthiessen

Naturalization of Gustav Hederstedt

Honourable John and Honourable Ann Damer’s marriage settlement: power to raise £40,000

Naturalization of Albertine Trefusis

Naturalization of George Wackerbarth

Naturalization of Solomon Dedel

Naturalization of Daniel Graff

Naturalization of Peter Camper

Naturalization of George and Maria Chandler

Naturalization of Peter Hosch

Naturalization of John Hertel

Naturalization of Frederick Hippius

Naturalization of William Homeyer

Naturalization of Daniel Hintze

Naturalization of John Weber

Naturalization of Daniel Nantes

Naturalization of Reverend Lewis Guerry

Naturalization of Nathaniel Wendt

Naturalization of John Klopfer, John Vogel, and Henry Siffken

Naturalization of Jacob and James Siordet

Naturalization of Lewis Pourtales

Naturalization of Frederick alias Samuel Secretan

Naturalization of Anna Jackson

Naturalization of Anthony Demezy

Naturalization of Henry Nantes

Naturalization of Christopher Gemsa

Naturalization of Baron de Robeck

Naturalization of Peter Lecornu

Naturalization of Anthony Saladin

Naturalization of Henry de Bons, Francis Blanchenay and James Chauvet

Naturalization of Gottlob Schusler

Naturalization of George Paetsch, John Garbers, and John Pasteur

Naturalization of Julius Bierbaum

Naturalization of Noah Turmine

Naturalization of Matthias Koops

Naturalization of Willem Blaauw

Naturalization of Francoise De Luc

Naturalization of August Schonberg

Naturalization of Christian Noordingh

Naturalization of Luke Foreman

Naturalization of Nicholas Martinius and James La Fontaine

Naturalization of Peter and Joanna Godeffroy and John Thornton

Naturalization of Jacob Krohn

Edward Day’s estate: sale of Bath Estate (Barbados) and its stock and effects for the discharge of incumbrances and for other purposes

Naturalization of Charles Cazenove and John Batard

Naturalization of Frederick Koithan

Naturalization of Henry Heyman

Naturalization of Marquis de Choiseul

Naturalization of Francis Bonapace

Naturalization of Anthony Ravee

Naturalization of John Baptist Davallon

Naturalization of Richard Walker

Naturalization of John Doxat and Charles Brandt

Naturalization of John Gourgas and James Soret

Naturalization of John Hentig and Jacob Anderson

Naturalization of Herman Schroder

Naturalization of Joseph Ventura

Naturalization of Anne Marie and James Mainwaring

Naturalization of Peter and Otto Hansen

Naturalization of John Fisher

Naturalization of John Vallotton

Alexander Stewart’s divorce from Elizabeth Leigh

Naturalization of John Butcher

Naturalization of Charles Ffrancis and Charles John Dunmergue

Naturalization of Peter Robin

Naturalization of Francois Moré, Philip Colomb, Louys Gruaz and John Amick

Naturalization of Henry Engell

Naturalization of John Wiss and John Charretie

Naturalization of Emanuel Muller and John Rapp

Naturalization of Peter Benezech

Naturalization of William Herschel

Naturalization of Carsten Anderson

Richard Martin’s divorce from Elizabeth Vesey

Naturalization of Frederic Zernitz

Naturalization of David Berguer

Naturalization of Frederick Boccius

Naturalization of Bartholomew Valle

Naturalization of Gotlieb Treijer

Naturalization of Martin Persent

Naturalization of Augustus Bodecker

Naturalization of Gerard Hullman and William Rudolf

Naturalization of Elias Heintz

Naturalization of George Benjoin

Naturalization of John Bergne

Naturalization of Daniel Tolkien

Naturalization of Christopher Brunswick

Naturalization of Hieronimus Zobell

Naturalization of James Maze

Naturalization of Peter Rilliet

Naturalization of John Thuillier

Naturalization of John Rucker

Naturalization of Peter Van Dyck

Naturalization of John Cankrien

Naturalization of Frederick Winzer and Simon Bethmann

Naturalization of John Van Yzendoorn (an infant)

Naturalization of Peter Schmidtmeyer

Naturalization of Matthew Wiss

Naturalization of Jacqueline Comte de Hompesch and James Bouwens

Naturalization of Felix Raper

Naturalization of John Moilliet

Naturalization of Peter Boileau

Naturalization of Alexander Boue and John Albrecht

Naturalization of John Freese

Naturalization of Petrus Pottgeisser

Naturalization of Marie Anne Blaauw

Naturalization of John Lubbren

Naturalization of Maria Gordon or Allan

Naturalization of John Rebeback

Naturalization of Henry Corthym

Naturalization of John Runkel

Naturalization of Henry Reimer

William Mullins’s divorce from Frances Sage, and other provisions

Naturalization of David Mitchel

Naturalization of Herman Garrels

Naturalization of Baron de Feilitzsch

Naturalization of Arnold Leuven

Naturalization of Robert, John and Mary Howard (alias Mary Thomas)

Naturalization of Christian Bollmann

Naturalization of Otto Bichner

Naturalization of John Falck

Sir James Johnstone’s estate (Island of Grenada): vesting plantations and estates in trustees to raise money by mortgage, for repairing damage suffered in the recent insurrections

Naturalization of Marian Hastings

Naturalization of Gaetano Testolini

Naturalization of George Astor

Naturalization of Nicholas Horn

Naturalization of Charles Gruneisen

Naturalization of Anthony Ravelli

Naturalization of Abram, Henry and Louis Borel and Stephen Azemar

Naturalization of John Steinberg and Charles Blaurock

Naturalization of George Choumert

Naturalization of Wynand de Gruyter Vink

Naturalization of Ulrich Hinrichs

Naturalization of Phillipp Muntz

Marquis of Lansdowne: relief from disabilities in consequence of his having sat and voted in the House of Lords without having made the necessary oaths and declarations

Naturalization of Jacob Bagelmann, John Siffken and George Tatter

Naturalization of Henry Wienhold

Naturalization of Anthony Libotton

Naturalization of Peter Runquist

Naturalization of Lewis Haussoullier

Naturalization of Henry Schedel

Naturalization of Jean Soilleux

Naturalization of Frederick Heisch and John Maue

Naturalization of Nicholas Dubois de Chemant

Naturalization of Henry Jolivet

Naturalization of John Schmiding

Naturalization of Augustus Pieschel

Naturalization of John Wegener

Naturalization of Lewis Sack

Naturalization of John Fournier

Naturalization of John Iselin and Daniel Eckenstein

Naturalization of Henry Pelerin

Naturalization of Nicholas Wanostrocht

Naturalization of Jacob Reichard and Peter Poland

Naturalization of Eberhard Rheinwald

Naturalization of Emily de Visme

Naturalization of John Brock

Naturalization of Carl Giesler

Naturalization of James Hoolboom

Naturalization of William Brodum

Naturalization of John Holwhede

Thomas Jull: change of name and arms to Godfrey

Naturalization of Charles Hennings

Naturalization of John Teschemacher

Naturalization of Hermenegild Castellain

Naturalization of John Martin

Naturalization of John Heyman

Naturalization of Anthony Schick

Naturalization of John Gries

Naturalization of Adolphus Kent

Naturalization of Johann Wicke

Naturalization of Pierre Jacques and Pierre Francois Papillon

Naturalization of George Moller

Naturalization of Godfrey Bitterman

Naturalization of Salomon Lange

Naturalization of Christian Witke

Naturalization of George Bong

Naturalization of John Marindin

Naturalization of John De Luc

Naturalization of Justin Audra

Naturalization of Adrien Papillon

Naturalization of Lorents Braun

Naturalization of John Migault

Naturalization of John Humbert

Naturalization of Charles Rigaud

Naturalization of Francis Christin

Naturalization of Catherine Nassau

Naturalization of Henry von dem Busch

Naturalization of Diederick Bielfeld

Naturalization of Henry Berthoud

Naturalization of Maria Gro’schner alias Huntley

Naturalization of Simeon D’Escury

Naturalization of William Korff

Naturalization of Abraham Cuvelje

Naturalization of John Reinaud

Naturalization of Philipp Behrends

Naturalization of Count Byland

Naturalization of George Erck

Justinian Kerry: change of name and arms to Ekin

Naturalization of Alexander Marcet

Naturalization of Frederick Wistinghausen

Naturalization of Charles Nicolay

Naturalization of Francis Micheli

Naturalization of John Tulliken

Naturalization of John de Boubée de Brouquens

Naturalization of Johan Sultzbergen

Naturalization of Jean Vallette

Naturalization of Joseph Vandermersch

Naturalization of Charles Lullin

Naturalization of Christoph Weltjé

Naturalization of Mark De Collogny

Naturalization of William Boulnois

Naturalization of Muzio Clementi

Naturalization of Andrew Gram

Naturalization of Amelia Weltjé

Naturalization of Hans Engstrom

Naturalization of Henry Walther

Naturalization of Daniel Hooffstetter

George Duckworth’s divorce from Mary Grundy

George Taylor’s divorce from Mary, and other provisions

Naturalization of John Weippert

Naturalization of Saint George Knudson

Naturalization of Joseph Emley

Naturalization of Peter Volckers

Naturalization of Cornelius Paas

Naturalization of John Baum

Naturalization of Elizabeth Winska

Jane Campbell’s divorce from Edward Addison, on account of his incestuous adultery with her sister

Naturalization of David Court

Naturalization of John Pfeil

Naturalization of William Harre

Naturalization of Henry Suthmier

Naturalization of John Haring

James Campbell’s divorce from Jessy Campbell, and other provisions

Naturalization of Henry Wittekind and Christopher Werner

George Haye’s divorce from Christian Jones, and other purposes

Naturalization of John Ubele

Honourable Barbara Medlycott’s name

Naturalization of John Bluhm

Naturalization of John de Boubee de Brouquens

Naturalization of Sebastian Fridag

Naturalization of Herman Hilbers

Naturalization of Pierre Lelievre

Naturalization of Isaac Aldebert and Charles Becher

Naturalization of John Schroder

Naturalization of John Delord

Naturalization of Johann Albers

Naturalization of Albert Wittenbert

Naturalization of Henrich Kolle

Naturalization of James Du Mont

Naturalization of James Doxat

Naturalization of John Jain

Naturalization of Alexandre De Vandes

Naturalization of Gabriel Ferry

Naturalization of John Droop

Naturalization of John Meybohm

George Bonham’s divorce from Paulina Lushington, and other provisions

Reverend William Loggin’s name

Naturalization of Francis Plantamour

Naturalization of Charles Bellock

Naturalization of Isaac Hosch

Naturalization of John Greffulhe

Naturalization of Charles Schutze

Naturalization of John Beland

Naturalization of John Lutterloh

Naturalization of Louis and Claude North

Naturalization of Frederick Hellmers

Naturalization of George Seidensticker

Naturalization of George Kauffmann

Naturalization of John Bourcard

Naturalization of Henry and William Fagel

John Coker and Charlotte Marsham’s marriage settlement: vesting estates in John Coker, and settling other estates in lieu

Naturalization of Valentine Close

Naturalization of Christian Sanders

Naturalization of William De Severy

Naturalization of Lawrence Gall

Naturalization of Morice De Iongh

George Stepney’s estate: vesting in new trustees property in Westmeath, Cork and the King’s County

Reverend George Markham’s divorce from Elizabeth Sutton, and other provisions

Naturalization of Balsar Boehler

Naturalization of Louis Bourillion

Naturalization of Matthew Tinne

Edward Foote’s divorce from Nina Herries, and other provisions

Naturalization of Isaac Chumasero

Naturalization of Christoph Quelle

Naturalization of Paul Hanszen

Reverend George Graves’ name

Naturalization of Henry Biedermann

Naturalization of Charles Rohrs

Naturalization of Daniel Boileau

George Montgomery’s estate (a lunatic): sale of part of his estate in Cavan and Fermanagh for the raising of a sum decreed to be raised by the Irish Court of Chancery

Naturalization of Johannes Ohrly

Naturalization of Michael Verbeke

Naturalization of Christian Kauffmann

Naturalization of Samuel Phillips

Naturalization of James Fagel

Robert Tighe’s divorce from Esther Tighe, and other provisions

Naturalization of Christopher Gerock

Naturalization of Bernard Uhde

Naturalization of John Veichtner

Naturalization of Joseph de Boubee de Brouquens

Naturalization of Henry Winter

Joseph Whateley’s name

Naturalization of John Antony

Lord John Thynne, Member of Parliament for Bath: relief from penalties and disabilities

Naturalization of John Geller

Naturalization of John Muller

Naturalization of John Malonek

Naturalization of Ludewig Leukfeld

Naturalization of Christian Masius

Naturalization of Friederick Wolf

Daniel Woodward’s name

Naturalization of Jacob Luming

Naturalization of Francis Strick van Linschoten

Naturalization of Jacob Hulle

Naturalization of Herman Mertens

Naturalization of James Pons

Naturalization of Hermanus Vos

Naturalization of Henry Rucker

Naturalization of John Guy and John Lewes Gautier and Dennis Charlery

Naturalization of Henry Huguenin

Naturalization of Schweickhert Schweickhert

Naturalization of Matews Hommey

Naturalization of John Dege

Naturalization of George Dopcke

Naturalization of Nicholas Warin

Naturalization of Christopher Lorck

Thomas Weston’s divorce from Francis Lenn, and other provisions

Naturalization of John Brune

Naturalization of John Borrell

Naturalization of Gustavus Flindt

Naturalization of Caroline Baroness de Stein

Naturalization of Georg Strobel

Naturalization of Christian Eschke

Naturalization of Christian Appold

Naturalization of Joshua Gottreux

Naturalization of John la Marche

Honourable Alan Gardner’s divorce from Maria Adderley, and other provisions

John Moore’s divorce from Barbara Brabason and other provisions

William Lingham’s divorce from Eliza Lingham, and other provisions

Naturalization of Thomas Luppino

Naturalization of John Holm

Naturalization of Sophia Countess of Mangden and Baroness of Plettenberg

Naturalization of Sigmund Rucker

Naturalization of Knoblock

Naturalization of Andrew Mieville

Naturalization of John Wholmann

Naturalization of Francis Renard and Augustus Derouxbaix

Naturalization of Frederick Muller

Sir John Gordon’s divorce from Pyne Crosby, and other provisions

Naturalization of Peter Von Essen

Naturalization of Roelof D’Ozy

William Simpson’s divorce from Sarah Torriano

Naturalization of Tebaldo Monzani

Naturalization of Jean Schenck

Removal of Lord De Dunstanville’s disabilities and penalties

Naturalization of Aime Lallernand

Naturalization of John Kerckhove

Naturalization of Frederick Duerr

Naturalization of John Fleming

Naturalization of David Zacharias

Naturalization of John Overbeck

Naturalization of Andrew and Francis Amalric

Naturalization of Francis Fagel

Naturalization of Joseph Cary

Naturalization of John Sciard

Naturalization of Louis Frebout

Naturalization of Johan Werminck

John Ellis’s divorce from Maria Palmer and other provisions

Reverend Thomas a Beckett’s name

Naturalization of Charles Paschoud

Naturalization of John Stein

Naturalization of John Usko

Naturalization of Albertina and Sophia Haase

Reverend Charles Massy’s divorce from Mary Roslewin, and other provisions

Lord Boringdon’s divorce from Augusta Lady Boringdon, and other provisions

Jesse Gregson’s divorce from Grace Close

Richard Bazett’s divorce from Margaret Bazett, and other provisions

Naturalization of George Dettmar

Naturalization of Peter Sartoris

Naturalization of Rudolph Ackermann

Naturalization of Samuel Gruttner

Sir George Brograve’s divorce from Emma Brograve, and other provisions

Peter Campbell’s divorce from Elizabeth Woollery, and other provisions

Naturalization of Adrian Moens

Naturalization of Christian Kahle

George Metcalfe’s name

Naturalization of Charles Cummerow

Naturalization of Gustavus Westin

Naturalization of Henry Myers

Naturalization of John Horstman

Naturalization of Nicholas Henry

Henry Wellesley’s divorce from Lady Charlotte Wellesley, and other provisions

Naturalization of Fredrick Fredricks

Naturalization of Philip Heisch

Naturalization of John Brandstrom

Naturalization of Samuel Staudenmayer

Naturalization of William Lagemann

Naturalization of Charles Neuman

Naturalization of Andrew Reinholdt af Uhr

Naturalization of Paul Bertheau

Naturalization of Frederick Horn

Naturalization of Frederick Sack

Naturalization of Peter Maze

Naturalization of Andrew Sandmark

William Guard’s divorce from Margaret Letitia, and other provisions

Naturalization of Countess of Pembroke and Montgomery

Naturalization of Andrew Carrighau

Naturalization of Paul Favre

Naturalization of Hans Gron

Naturalization of Johann Burckhardt

William Taunton’s divorce from Henrietta Taunton, and other provisions

Lord Cloncurry’s divorce from Lady Cloncurry, and other provisions

William Butcher: change of name to Rodbard and licence to bear its arms

Naturalization of Christian Dietrichsen

Naturalization of David Bromer

Naturalization of Andrew Boyeson

Naturalization of John Rucker

Naturalization of Frederick Meyer

Naturalization of Charles Green

Naturalization of Elisee Desvignes

Honourable John O’Neill (Member of Parliament for Antrim): relief from penalties

Naturalization of Jean de Courtenay

Richard Moore’s divorce from Sidney Moore, and other provisions

John Blachford’s divorce from Maria Camilla, and other provisions

Naturalization of Johan Windeler

Henry Chamberlain’s divorce from Eliza otherwise Elizabeth Chamberlain, and other provisions

Reverend Benjamin Sanford: change of name to Winston and licence to bear arms

John Willis’s name: change of name to Fleming and licence to bear arms

Indemnification of Charles Grant M.P.

Sir William Payne: change of name to Galwey and licence to bear arms

Naturalization of Francis Platamone Count Saint Antonio

George Green’s divorce from Sarah Rutherford, and other provisions

Samuel Bloxam’s divorce from Mary, late M’Leane, and other provisions

Henry Garde’s divorce from Catherine Garde, and other provisions

Thomas Best’s divorce from Lady Emily Best, and other provisions

John Roberts: change of name to Powell and licence to bear its arms

Marquis of Sligo’s marriage settlement: appointment of new trustees, perfection of powers of sale and exchange and other provisions

Robert Dundas’s divorce from Jane Rollo, and other provisions

Sir Henry Halford: confirming the use of the name and arms of Halford only

Abraham Harford: change of name to Battersby and licence to bear its arms

Earl of Rosebery’s divorce from the Countess of Rosebery, and other provisions

Henry Thomas: change of name to Greene and licence to bear its arms

Charles Parker: change of name to Newdegate and licence to bear arms, and extinguishment of a rentcharge

Charles Christie’s divorce from Thomasine Christie, and other provisions

John Powles’s divorce from Louisa Powles, and other provisions

Earl Gower (Member of Parliament for Stafford): relief from disabilities and penalties

Sir George Barlow’s divorce from Dame Eliza, otherwise Elizabeth, Barlow, and other provisions

Naturalization of David Englehart

Naturalization of Frederick Klein

Sir William Abdy’s divorce from Dame Anne Abdy, and other provisions

William Dyott’s divorce from Elinor, otherwise Eleanor, Dyott, and other provisions

Naturalization of Ulric Hemmingson

William Bailey’s divorce from Henrietta Bailey, and other provisions

Sir Edward Owen’s divorce from Dame Elizabeth Owen, and other provisions

Richard Smith’s divorce from Harriet Smith, and other provisions

Naturalization of Matthew Seyzinger

Edward Beevor: change of name to Lombe and licence to bear its arms

Explanation and amendment of William Dyott’s divorce Act [1816 (56 Geo. 3) c. 76P]

Marquis and Earl of Ormonde, Baron Butler’s estate: vesting in the surviving and new trustees, estates not disposed of under Acts of 1795 [(35 Geo. 3) c. 40P], 1805 [(45 Geo. 3) c. lxxxiii] and 1808 [(48 Geo. 3) c. xciii]

Naturalization of John Schweickhert

Naturalization of Martin Haberer

Philip Leigh’s divorce from Catherine Leigh, and other provisions

Naturalization of Andrew Kaye

Naturalization of Alexander Prevost

Naturalization of Martin Rucker

Naturalization of William Count Linsingen

Naturalization of Alexis Doxat

Susan Charteris, Dowager Lady Elcho: change of surname and arms to Tracy

Naturalization of Sigismond Stolterforth

Naturalization of Henry Hendrickson

Naturalization of Eleonore Wickham

Naturalization of Gotthold Schwieger

Naturalization of George Stoll

John Trelawny’s divorce from Caroline Trelawney, and other provisions

Richard Halford’s divorce from Sarah Halford, and other provisions

William Thomas’s divorce from Arabella Thomas, and other provisions

John Clitherow’s divorce from Sarah Clitherow

Addison and Elizabeth Cresswell: change of name to Baker and licence to bear its arms

Naturalization of Vincent Wanostrocht

Naturalization of Frederick Newman

Naturalization of Sigismund Reutzsch

Naturalization of Samuel de Luigi

Relieving Messrs. Chase and Company, William Abbott, Richard Maitland and Thomas Parry from the provisions of an Act of 1797 [(37 Geo. 3) c. 142] restricting loans to Indian Princes

John Dunn’s divorce from Eliza Dunn, and other provisions

Naturalization of Frederick Huth

Edward, Pamela and Lucy Fitzgerald (children of Lord Edward Fitzgerald): restoration of blood

Viscount Clive’s estate: vesting parts in trustees upon trust to sell, and purchase of more convenient estates

Viscount Hawarden’s estate: vesting the Kilkenny estate in trustees, to be sold for the discharge of charges and incumbrances, and for the purchase, from the surplus, of other estates in or near Tipperary, to be settled in lieu

Establishing the deed of conveyance and assignment executed by Sir James Cotter, Richard Kellett, Sir Richard Kellett and William Kellett, late bankers in Cork, for the benefit of their creditors, and facilitating the performance of the trusts thereby created

Earl of Winchilsea and Nottingham’s indemnity from disabilities

Naturalization of Marie Massingberd

Naturalization of James Hervet d’Egville

Naturalization of John Harms

Naturalization of Samuel Rackwitz

Naturalization of Frederick Ritterspack

Naturalization of John Riemers

Honourable Pownall Pellew’s divorce from Eliza Pellew, and other provisions

Naturalization of Christian Kramer

Earl of Harborough’s indemnity from disabilities

Archbishop of Dublin’s estate: enabling the demise of the mansion house of Tallaght

Marquis of Abercorn’s estate: enabling guardians to make freehold leases of estates in Ireland during his minority

Naturalization of Joze Fernandes

Viscount Glerawly’s divorce from Viscountess Glerawly, and other provisions

Enabling sale of ground for the enlargement of Cambridge University library and lecture rooms and the erection of the Fitzwilliam Museum and an observatory

Enabling Kitty Reading, wife of Charles Packe, to use and bear the arms of Reading

Naturalization of Charles Wild

Naturalization of Theresa Arneman

Naturalization of Philip Novelli

Sir John Doyle’s divorce from Mary Doyle, and other provisions

Naturalization of Catherine Satis

Naturalization of Charles Wuck

Naturalization of William Coesvelt

Naturalization of John Koch

James Allardyce’s divorce from Dorothy Allardyce, and other provisions

Naturalization of Augustus Hoffmann

Naturalization of Philip Tinne

Naturalization of Andreas, Phebe and John Boode

Robert Cunliffe’s divorce from Louisa Cunliffe, and other provisions

Naturalization of Henry Ferguson

Naturalization of Francis Allegati

Dissolution of the Kent Life Assurance and Annuity Institution or Company

Restoration of John Erskine to the dignity and title of Earl of Mar

Restoration of James Drummond to the dignity and title of Viscount Strathallan

Restoration of John Gordon to the dignity and title of Viscount of Kenmure

Restoration of William Nairn to the dignity and title of Lord Nairn

Naturalization of John Siller

Robert Wilson’s divorce from Clarissa Wilson, and other provisions

Marquis of Waterford’s estate: enabling grant of leases in Waterford, Kilkenny, Tipperary and Londonderry

Naturalization of John Maubert

Henry Baring’s divorce from Maria Baring, and other provisions

Henry Graeme’s divorce from Anne Graeme

Naturalization of Edward Benyon

James Newport: change of name to Charlett and licence to bear its arms

Naturalization of Wynand de Buck

Sir William Wiseman’s divorce from Katherine Wiseman, and other provisions

William Peter’s divorce from Jane Peter, and other provisions

Naturalization of Emanuel Brandt