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it. My sense is that Weston's merchant adventurer business was a member of the Company of Merchant Adventurers of London, but you should find a good reference...

Merchant Taylors' School was not in fact included in the Public Schools Act of 1868. The school did not meet the definition of a public school. Therefore...

etc. A Merchant Bank traditionally was more restricted to Advisory and Principal Investment, and was common in the city of London prior to the "big bang"...

renamed (moved) the article to make space for an article on the more important Merchant Adventurers of London, but am not sure whether the mew titel I have...

suggest that this subject is so closely related to Worshipful Company of Merchant Taylors that it should merely be a subsection in that article. This would...

at London 23rd February 1802. He was a prosperous merchant. Married, London, 27th April 1765 Jane Hislop (born ca. 1745, died in childbirth London 26th...

colonies of an American War. He describes himself as a merchant in London for the last 27 years and for the twelve years before that as a merchant in Jamaica...

as a Merchant Taylor rather than an Insurer. Whilst he is also a Liveryman of the Bakers, Insurers and Educators, his mother company is Merchant Taylors...

What's the connection between the London one and this one? Are these two separate things, or branches of the same? Merchant Taylors' Hall Merchant Taylors'...

years as a London West India merchant and banker can, in his own words "to oblige the Bank of England" commit himself to buying, for £100,000, the two Granada...

London Institution was founded by merchants. Some of these merchants went on to quote the London Institution as there home address. Were there apartments...

1879 in "The Dingle", Reigate, Surrey, and was buried in FBG Reigate. He worked as a Founding partner of Harrisons and Crosfield, Tea Merchants in 1844...

politicians/musicians that fit the description. For lord mayors of London, most of them were not really politicians but rather were merchants or tradesmen of some sort, so...

g. merchants from Ghana, the Moroccan ambassador Miscellaneous: -War with France and Scotland in 1542, and war with France in 1557. In 1543, London mustered...

Alford where he was the warden of his church in 1620 and 1621. He then became a merchant in the cloth trade and moved to London.[2] Here he renewed a...

in the forced labour and the trading of enslaved Africans, and part-owned a slave ship called the China Merchant". Is that sufficient to use the term...

Vernon (1631-1711) → Thomas Vernon (merchant) – or Thomas Vernon (MP for City of London), to follow WP:NCPDAB, replacing the (hyphenated) lifespan range. —⁠ ⁠BarrelProof...

London prisons - Health and medicine - Education - Science- development of the Royal Society etc. - Trade and industry - the docks, merchants, the development...

is an alternative spelling for Danzig. Also note that Anderson "settled in London as a Baltic merchant".Leutha (talk) 15:01, 11 September 2020 (UTC)...