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Regna Regum 13. Charles the 2. An. D. 1661.
- Henry Gandy
- John Acland
- Benjamin Olliver
- George Knowling
- George Shapcott
The Musical Waits hereof (after many years sequestration) were restored to their places and pensions.
This City presented to the Queen Mo∣ther 300 l. in Plate, as a Testimony of their joy for her Majesties safe return home.
Bishop Gauden against the Feast of Christmas gave the sum of 50 l. amongst poor House-keepers of this City.
A Decree had in the High Court of Chancery against George Speke, Esquire; for the new building of Mr. Wynard's Alms-houses (demolished in the late trou∣bles) the Poors pay therein encreased, and other grievances complained of, re∣dressed.
Bishop Gauden having well governed this Church a year and half, was translated hence, and consecrated Bishop of Worce∣ster: On whose removal
S••th Ward Doctor in Divinity and Dean of this Church, 20. Julii was consecrated Bishop hereof.
The King (in pursuit of an Act of Par∣liament) grants Commissions under his Great Seal to diverse Gentlemen in every County of England, for the regulating of all Corporations therein.