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(7) Duke of Richmond, Master of Ordinance.
(8) Mr. Dundas, Treasurer of the Navy.
(9) Mr. Jenkinson, Paymaster of the Forces.
(10) Mr. Keiiion, Attorney GeneraL
(11) Mr. Rd. Pepper, Solicitor General.
(12) Marquis of Graham, Mr. BuUer and others, Lords of the-
Treasury.
(13) Lord Hood and others, Admiralty Board.
(1-i) Earl Bathurst, Ranger of the Parks.
(15) Sir George Howard, Commander in Chief.
(16) Mr. Wm. Grenvill, joint Paymaster.
(17) Mr. Salvin (1), Surveyor of the Crown Lands.
(18) Mr. Eastwick, Secretary of Chelsea Hospital.
(19) Hon. Thos. Pitt, created Baron Camelford.
(20) Earl of Salisbury, Chamberlain.
(21) Duke of Chandos, Lord Steward of the Household.
(22) Duke de Ferrars, Captain of the Band of Gentlemen
Pensioners.
(23) Duke of Dorset, Ambassador to Paris.
(24) Earl of Chesterfield, Ambassador to Spain.
(25) Earl of Effingham, Master of the Mint.
(26) Lord Aylesford, Captain of the Yeomen of the Guards.
Earl of Chesterfield, appointed one of the Privy Council.
1783. Dec. 11. Died, the Rev. Mr. Dockwray, vicar of Stamfordham
and lecturer of St. Nicholas, Newcastle.^
1783. Dec. 20. Died, John Fenwick of Morpeth, M.D., with a
good character, aged 62.*^
1783. Deo. 23^ Miss P. Brown set of [for] London; Mrs. Gibson
for South Sunderla.nd.
1783. Dec. 28. Died, Mrs. Richardson, wife of Mr. Robert
Richardson, attorney, aged 45.9
1783. Dec. Died, Mr. George Bullock, merchant, in Morpeth. ^o
1784. Jan. 6. Married at Alnwick church, Mr. George Selby,
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1783. December 17. Rev. Thomas Dockwray, D.D. , vicar of Stamfordham,
buried. Stamfordham Brgisters.
Dr. Thomas Dockwray, eldest and only surviving son of Josias Dockwray
of WolvistoD, county Durham, by his wife, Elizabeth daughter of Thomas Toll
of North Shields, was born circa 17*26, and educated at St. John's College,
Cambridge. He married Hannah, daughter of Robert Ellison of Otterburn, but
died