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[Website Note: This is the oldest Almanac at the National Library that contains names of persons]

__Sir Simon Clark, Baronet

__Hampson Needham, Esq.

__Edmund Hyde, Esq.

__Benjamin Hume, Esq.

__Charles Dawes, Esq.

__Samuel Long, Esq.

__John Palmer, Esq.

.......Samuel Williams, Esq., Clerk

.......Robert DeLap, Esq., Marshal

Rose Fuller

Andrew Arcedeckne

William Morrice, Esquires

William Jones

Henry Archbold

Robert Arcedeckne, Esquires

Edward Manning

Zachary Bayly

John Knight, Esquires

Joseph Morris

Benjamin Pusey, Esquires

William Gordon

John Bourke, Esquires

Hon. Charles Price

William Winter, Esquires

Samuel Whitehorne

William Lewis, Esquires

Ballard Beckford

Henry Moore, Esquires

Daniel Peyton

William Peete, Esquires

William Dawkins

John Gardner, Esquires

Robert Duckingfield

William Hickes, Esquires

John Morse

John Hall, Esquires

Philip Pinnock

John Dunston, Esquires

Moses Kellet

Thomas Fearon, Esquires

George Booth

Richard Cargill, Esquires

Bernard Andrew Woodstock

Benjamin Blake, Esquires

Edward Clarke

Norwood Witter, Esquires

Richard Beckford

Richard Quarrel, Esquires

William Hall

Francis Sadler, Esquires

Secretary: Samuel Williams, Esq.

Clerk of the Crown: Daniel Scott, Esq.

Register in Chancery and Clerk of the Patents: Ed. Bathurst, Esq.

Clerk of the Peace: Mr. Alexander Thompson

Coroner: Charles Kelsal, Esq.

Hon. Charles Price

John Ayscough

Hon. Edward Manning

Moses Kellet

Henry Moore

Henry Archbold

Thomas Hibbert

William Gordon, Esquires

Attorney General: Thomas Beech, Esq.

Clerk: William Lindsay, Esq.

Sole Judge the Hon. John Burke, Esq.

King's Advocate: James Innes, Esq.

Register: John Moore, Esq.

Deputy Register, Mr. William Monck

All the Barristers are Advocates, and the Attornies Proctors

Mr. Richard Bone, Island Store-keeper

Comptroller: Thomas Elsworthy, Esq.

Naval Officer: William Murray, Esq.

Collector: Hubert Taffel, Esq.

Receiver General and Commissioner: Hon. Benjamin Hume

Deputy Secretary, William Foster, Esq.

These Offices are placed in the same Order that Masters of Vessels should Enter and clear in.

Clerk of the Peace: John Morse, Esq.

Coroner: Peter French, Esq.

Captain of the Fort: Robert Spragge, Esq.

Deputy Officers:

Collector, Edward Glasse, Esq.

Receiver, John Woodroffe, Esq.

Naval Officer, Mr. Charles Charras

Secretary, Mr. George Bernard

The Hon. Charles Price, Esq. for St. Catherine, St. Thomas in the Vale, St. Dorothy and St. John's.

Hon. Benjamin Hume, Esq. for Port Royal

Hon. Edward Manning Esq. for Kingston

Hon. Edmund Hyde, Esq. for St. Andrews

Hon. Samuel Long, Esq. for Clarendon

Hon. Peter Valette, Esq. for St. David's and St. Thomas in the East

Hon. Nicholas Plisham, Esq. for Portland

Hon. Henry Moore, Esq. for St. Mary's and St. George's

Hon. Richard James, Senior, Esq. for St. Elizabeth's, Westmoreland and Hanover

Hon. William Hall for St. James's

_____________St. Ann's, none.

Hon. George Townshen, Esq., Commodore and Commander in Chief

John Paterson, Esq., Naval Store-keeper

John Rogers, Esq., Ordnance Store-Keeper

Henry Chapone, Esq., Agent to the Victualing Contractors

Mr. Jonathan Bawden, Builder

William Wynter

John Dunston

Thomas Hill

William Morris

Joseph Morris

Thomas Ayscough

George Bonner

Benjamin Pusey

John Murray, Esquires

John Woodroffe

Digby Dennis

Robert Spragge

Edward Glaffe

James Trower

John Trocke

John Drudge, Esquires

John Hall

John Documon,

William Jones

Peter Furnell

William Thomas

William Peete

Hubert Taffel

Thomas French

Thomas Hibbert

Charles Spencer

Thomas Wheeler

John Barjeau

For St. Catherine, St. Dorothy, St. John, and St. Thomas in the Vale: Mr. John McCulloch

For Kingston, St. Thomas in the East, St. David and St. Andrew: Mr. Humphry Morley

For Port Royal: Mr. Jeremiah Coppage

For Vere and Clarendon: Mr. John Jones

For St. Ann's and St. James's: Mr. Thomas Bradley

For Westmoreland, St. Elizabeth's and Hanover, Mr. George Bulman

For Portland, St. Mary, and St. George, Mr. Humphry Ashe

For St. Catherine, the second Tuesday in January

For Port Royal, the second Wednesday in January

For Kingston the second Thursday in January

For St. Andrew's the second Friday in January

For St. David's the second Saturday in January

For St. Thomas in the East, the third Monday in January

For Portland, the second Tuesday in March

For St. George, on the second Wednesday in March

For St. Mary's the second Thursday in March

For St. Ann's the third Friday in January

For St. James's the second Tuesday in February

For Hanover, the third Tuesday in February

For Westmoreland the third Thursday in March

For St. Elizabeth's the second Tuesday in January

For Vere, the first Wednesday in January

For Clarendon, the first Tuesday in January

For St. Dorothy's the third Wednesday in January

For St. John's the third Thursday in January

For St. Thomas in the Vale, the first Tuesday in February.

[Website Note: The Civil List is followed by this mid-18th century view of science:-]

The Air is divided into two Parts; That which is habitable by Animals, and That above: This last has no limits we know of: The first is contained in that Sphere of Vapours which ascend with a sensible Heat out of the Earth, that is, as much as the Sun cherishes with his Heat, and renders fit for the Life of Animals.

This therefore is comparatively hot, the rest comparatively cold, which the Snows and cold Winds about the highest mountains testify.

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