| Description | The original Stock Transfers and Powers of Attorney within this ledger date between Jun 1709 and Apr 1826. William Adam (Politician); Amelia, Princess of England; Marriot Arbuthnot (Admiral); Nisbet Balfour (General); Sir John Barnard; Isaac Barre (Colonel & Politician); Daines Barrington (Lawyer, Antiquary & Naturalist); William Wildman Barrington (2nd Viscount Barrington); James Barry (Painter); William Beckford (Lord Mayor of London); Sir George Beckwith (General); Sir William Blackstone (Legal Writer & Judge); Humphrey Bland (General); Sir Robert Boyd (General); John Boyle (5th Earl of Cork, 5th Earl of Orrery & 2nd Baron Marston); Thomas Brodrick (Vice-Admiral); John Burgoyne (Dramatist & General); John Butler (Bishop of Hereford); George Byng (Viscount Torrington, Admiral); Guy Carleton (1st Baron Dorchester, Governor of Quebec); Sir Robert Chambers (Judge); Sir William Chambers (Architect); Sir Henry Clinton (General); Henry Seymour Conway (Field Marshal); Sir Eyre Coote (General); Charles Cornwallis (1st Marquis & 2nd Earl Cornwallis, Governor General of India); Thomas Coutts (Banker); George Crabbe (Poet); Sir John Cust (Speaker of the House of Commons); Robert D'Arcy (4th Earl of Holderness); Francis Dashwood (Baron le Despencer); Robert Digby (Admiral); Thomas Dimsdale (Baron of the Russian Empire, Physician); Philip Doddridge (Nonconfirmist Divine); William Dowdeswell (Politician); Robert Hay Drummond (Archbishop of York); George Montagu Dunk (2nd Earl of Halifax); Francis Egerton (3rd Duke of Bridgewater); George Augustus Eliott (1st Baron Heathfield); Augustus Henry Fitzroy (3rd Duke of Grafton); Charles James Fox (Statesman); Thomas Gage (General); Thomas Gainsborough (Painter); David Garrick (Actor and play write); Henry Grattan (Statesman); Sir George Gray; Thomas Gray (Poet); William de Gray (1st Baron Walsingham); Sir William Green (General); George Grenville (Statesman); Robert Hampden-Trevor (1st Viscount Hampden & 4th Baron Trevor); George Frederic Handel (Musician & Composer); William Harcourt (3rd Earl Harcourt, Field Marshal); Sir Charles Hardy (Admiral); Selina Hastings (Countess of Huntingdon); Sir John MacNamara Hayes (Physician); Robert Henley (1st Earl of Northington, Lord Chancellor); The Honorable Thomas Hervey; Reverend Rowland Hill; Wills Hill (1st Marquis of Downshire & 1st Earl & 2nd Viscount of Hillsborough); John Hinchcliffe (Bishop of Peterborough); John Hobart (2nd Earl of Buckinghamshire); Mary Anne Hobart (Countess of Buckinghamshire); William Hogarth (Engraver & Painter); Alexander Hood (1st Viscount Bridport, Admiral); Samuel Hood (1st Viscount Hood, Admiral); William Howe (5th Viscount Howe, General); Sir Edward Hulse (1st Baronet, Physician); Hugh Hume (3rd Earl of Marchmont); Catherine Hyde; Henry Hyde (Viscount Cornbury & Baron Hyde); Sir Elijah Impey (Chief Justice of Bengal); Richard Kempenfelt (Rear Admiral); Augustus Keppel (1st Viscount Keppel, Admiral); Charles Kennox (3rd Duke of Richmond & Lennox); George Lyttelton (1st Baron Lyttelton); John Manners (Marquis of Granby, Commander-in-Chief); Elizabeth Montagu (social reformer, Bluestocking Society); John Montagu (2nd Duke of Montagu); John Montagu (4th Earl of Sandwich); William Murray (1st Earl of Mansfield, Judge); Sir Roger Newdigate (5th Baronet, Antiquary); Francis Miller Newton (Portrait Painter); Frederick North (2nd Earl of Guilford, Lord North); Sir Hugh Palliser (Admiral); Sir Thomas Parker (Judge); Sir William Petty (2nd Earl of Shelburne and 1st Marquis of Lansdown); William Pitt (Statesman); Richard Pococke (Lord Bishop of Ossory, Travel Writer); Sir Charles Pratt (1st Earl Camden, Lord Chancellor); Sir Joshua Reynolds (Portrait Painter), the entry for Reynolds also includes a note in his hand confirming the receipt of 20 guineas that he charged a Mrs Rice to paint her portrait; Sir Robert Rich (5th Baronet, General); Samuel Richardson (Novelist); George Brydges Rodney (1st Baron Rodney, Admiral); Alexander Ross (General); Sir George Savile (Politician); William Scott (Baron Stowell, Judge); Thomas Secker (Archbishop of Canterbury); Jonathan Shipley (Bishop of St Asaph); Sir Philip Stephens; Sir John Strange (Master of the Rolls); Sir Robert Taylor (Architect); Henry Temple (2nd Viscount Palmerston); Edward Thurlow (1st Baron Thurlow, Lord Chancellor); George Townshend (4th Viscount & 1st Marquis Townshend); Thomas Townshend (1st Viscount Sydney); Thomas Trevor (Baron Trevor, Judge); Sir Charles Wager (Admiral); William Warburton (Bishop of Gloucester); Charles Watson-Wentworth (2nd Marquis of Rockingham); Alexander Wedderburn (1st Baron Loughborough & 1st Earl of Rosslyn, Lord Chancellor); John Wesley (founder of the Methodist movement); John Wilkes (Politician); Sir Charles Wyndham (2nd Earl of Egremont). |