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Sir John Perring , 1st Baronet ( 26 April 1765 - 30 January 1831 ) , FSA , of Membland in the parish of Holbeton , Devon , was a Member of Parliament and served as Lord Mayor of London in 1803 . He was a commissioner for exchequer bills and senior partner of the banking firm John Perring , Shaw , Barber & Co. , which having suffered in the Panic of 1825 , resulted in Perring losing his estates . On 3 October 1808 he was created a baronet , first of the Perring baronets of Membland , Devon . Origins Perring was described as " the son of a poor man " . He was born in about 1765 , the eldest son of Philip Perring ( died 1797 ) , of Denbury House , Church Street , Modbury in Devon , a serge maker , by his wife and cousin Susanna Legassick , daughter of Richard ( or Pascoe ) Legassick , apparently a wealthy cloth merchant at Modbury . The estate of Membland in the parish of Holbeton had been purchased by John Perring 's uncle Peter Perring from John Bulteel ( 1733-1801 ) , who had no further use for it having inherited the adjacent estate of Flete from his young nephew Courtenay Croker Bulteel of Flete and Lyneham , Yealmpton . Sir John Perring occupied Membland Hall in 1799 and from 1816 to 1827 . Civic career The Lord Mayor of London disembarking at the Royal Naval Hospital , Greenwich , on 18 May 1804 He was created an alderman in the City of London 's Broad Street ward on 13 January 1798 as a clothworker . He was subsequently elected one of the Sheriffs of the City of London in 1800 . On 9 November 1803 , Perring was proclaimed Lord Mayor of London . John Scott , 1st Earl of Eldon , in his capacity as Lord Chancellor informed King George III of Perring 's appointment , privately describing Perring as " in private life a person of worth , and , in public , of sound and loyal principles " . John Silvester , the Recorder of London referenced the spectre of Napoleon Bonaparte and the burgeoning Napoleonic Wars in his announcement of Perring 's appointment , stating that " At a time so awful as the present , when the country is threatened by an implacable and unprincipled enemy , it is of the last importance that the civic chair should be filled by a person in whom the greatest confidence can be placed " . Silvester ominously warned Perring that " The keys of the Metropolis are placed in your hands , at the moment when the enemy are at the gates " . The ball held later that day at Guild hall was opened with a minuet danced by Perring 's eldest daughter and the Spanish Ambassador . The Napoleonic wars and the threat of a French invasion had led to coastal batteries being built as fortifications along the south coast of England in the summer of 1803 . Perring was furious to find that a battery had been built on land that he owned at the mouth of the River Yealm in Devon , and wrote to the Secretary of War , Lord Hobart . Perring was eventually pacified by many letters from John Graves Simcoe , who was in charge of the construction of the defences . With the threat of invasion by the French still present , Perring presented the colours of the Corporation of London to the ten regiments of the London Loyal Infantry who assembled at Blackheath on 18 May 1804 . Perring was accompanied on the grand procession to Blackheath by the Earl of Harrington , Earl Amherst and Prince Frederick , Duke of York . Post-Mayoralty Pering was elected the Member of Parliament for New Romney at the 1806 general election , but lost his seat the following year at the 1807 general election . He was re-elected to parliament in three successive elections for the Hythe constituency from 1810 . In 1808 , Perring hosted a meeting of the ' friends of Lady Hamilton ' , a group of financiers organised by Abraham Goldsmid to raise money for Emma , Lady Hamilton , the mistress of Lord Nelson , following Nelson 's death . Perring attended the coronation of George IV in July 1821 . The satirist John Wolcot under his pseudonym of " Peter Pindar " , wrote an ' Instructive epistle ' to Perring , satirically proposing an ' Address of Thanks ' to Prime Minister Henry Addington for his ' Great and Upright Conduct when Prime Minister ' . A banker by trade , Perring headed the firm of John Perring , Shaw , Barber & Co . Perring 's bank issued bonds for the South American land speculator Gregor MacGregor . The suspension of payments by Perring 's bank in the subsequent Panic of 1825 , and its failure to satisfy creditors in the panic led Perring to lose his estates . Marriage and children In 1790 he married Elizabeth Cowell ( died 1811 ) , daughter of John Cowell of Stratford , Essex , by whom he had two sons and three daughters as follows : * Sir John Perring , 2nd Baronet ( 1794-1843 ) , eldest son and heir ; * Phillip Perring ; * Elizabeth Perring ; * Jane Perring ; * Laura Perring . Death He died at Burton Crescent in 1831 , aged 65 .

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sir john perring [PERSON] [PERSON] , 1st baronet [PERSON] ( 26 april [PERIOD] 1765 - 30 january [PERIOD] 1831 ) , fsa [PERSON] , of membland [UNKNOWN] in the parish [PERSON] of holbeton [UNKNOWN] , devon [PERSON] , was a member [PERSON] of parliament [HUMAN GROUP] and served as lord mayor [HUMAN ROLE] of london [PLACE] in 1803 . he was a commissioner [PERSON] for exchequer bills [SYSTEM] and senior partner [PERSON] of the banking [FORM] firm [INSTITUTION] john perring [PERSON] , shaw [PERSON] , barber [PERSON] & co. , which having suffered in the panic [ACT] of 1825 , resulted in perring [PERSON] losing his estates [ESTATE] . on 3 october [PERIOD] 1808 he was created a baronet [PERSON] , first of the perring baronets [PERSON] of membland [UNKNOWN] , devon [PERSON] . origins perring [PERSON] was described as " the son [PERSON] of a poor man [PERSON] " . he was born in about 1765 , the eldest son [PERSON] of philip perring [PERSON] ( died 1797 ) , of denbury house [PLACE] , church street [PLACE] , modbury [UNKNOWN] in devon [PERSON] , a serge maker [PERSON] , by his wife [PERSON] and cousin susanna legassick [PERSON] , daughter [PERSON] of richard [PERSON] ( or pascoe [PERSON] ) legassick , apparently a wealthy cloth merchant [PERSON] at modbury [UNKNOWN] . the estate [ESTATE] of membland [UNKNOWN] in the parish [PERSON] of holbeton [UNKNOWN] had been purchased by john perring [PERSON] 's uncle peter perring [PERSON] from john bulteel [PERSON] ( 1733-1801 ) , who had no further use for it having inherited the adjacent estate [ESTATE] of flete [PERSON] from his young nephew courtenay croker bulteel [PERSON] of flete [PERSON] and lyneham [UNKNOWN] , yealmpton [UNKNOWN] . sir john perring [PERSON] [PERSON] occupied membland [UNKNOWN] hall in 1799 and from 1816 to 1827 . civic career [STATE] the lord mayor [HUMAN ROLE] of london [PLACE] disembarking at the royal naval hospital [PLACE] , greenwich [PLACE] , on 18 may [PERIOD] 1804 he was created an alderman [PERSON] in the city [PLACE] of london [PLACE] 's broad street ward [PERSON] on 13 january [PERIOD] 1798 as a clothworker [UNKNOWN] . he was subsequently elected one of the sheriffs [UNKNOWN] of the city [PLACE] of london [PLACE] in 1800 . on 9 november [PERIOD] 1803 , perring [PERSON] was proclaimed lord mayor [HUMAN ROLE] of london [PLACE] . john scott [PERSON] , 1st earl [PERSON] of eldon [PLACE] , in his capacity [VALUE] as lord chancellor [PERSON] informed king george iii [PERSON] of perring [PERSON] 's appointment [PROCESS] , privately describing perring [PERSON] as " in private life [EVENT] a person [PERSON] of worth , and , in public [UNKNOWN] , of sound [SOUND] and loyal principles [PERSON] " . john silvester [PERSON] , the recorder [PERSON] of london [PLACE] referenced the spectre [UNKNOWN] of napoleon bonaparte [PERSON] and the burgeoning napoleonic wars [EVENT] in his announcement [EVENT] of perring [PERSON] 's appointment [PROCESS] , stating that " at a time [PERIOD] so awful as the present [PERIOD] , when the country [PLACE] is threatened by an implacable and unprincipled enemy [PERSON] , it is of the last importance [QUALITY] that the civic chair [PERSON] should be filled by a person [PERSON] in whom the greatest confidence [EMOTION] can be placed " . silvester [PERSON] ominously warned perring [PERSON] that " the keys [PERSON] of the metropolis [UNKNOWN] are placed in your hands [ABILITY] , at the moment [PERIOD] when the enemy [PERSON] are at the gates [PERSON] " . the ball [BALL] held later that day [PERIOD] at guild hall [PLACE] was opened with a minuet [NUMBER] danced by perring [PERSON] 's eldest daughter [PERSON] and the spanish ambassador [PLACE] . the napoleonic wars [EVENT] and the threat [PERSON] of a french [PLACE] invasion [GROUP] had led to coastal batteries [ACT] being built as fortifications [INCREASE] along the south coast [UNKNOWN] of england [PLACE] in the summer [PERSON] of 1803 . perring [PERSON] was furious to find that a battery [ACT] had been built on land [LAND] that he owned at the mouth [PERSON] of the river yealm [PERSON] in devon [PERSON] , and wrote to the secretary [PERSON] of war [EVENT] , lord hobart [PERSON] . perring [PERSON] was eventually pacified by many letters [PURPOSE] from john graves simcoe [PERSON] , who was in charge [AMOUNT] of the construction [SYSTEM] of the defences [PERSON] . with the threat [PERSON] of invasion [GROUP] by the french [PLACE] still present [PERIOD] , perring [PERSON] presented the colours [COLOUR] of the corporation [INSTITUTION] of london [PLACE] to the ten regiments [PERSON] of the london loyal infantry [PERSON] who assembled at blackheath [UNKNOWN] on 18 may [PERIOD] 1804 . perring [PERSON] was accompanied on the grand procession [GROUP] to blackheath [UNKNOWN] by the earl [PERSON] of harrington [PERSON] , earl amherst [PERSON] and prince frederick [PERSON] , duke [PERSON] of york [PLACE] . post-mayoralty pering was elected the member [PERSON] of parliament [HUMAN GROUP] for new romney [PLACE] at the 1806 general election [PERSON] , but lost his seat [PROPERTY] the following year [PERIOD] at the 1807 general election [PERSON] . he was re-elected to parliament [HUMAN GROUP] in three successive elections [PERSON] for the hythe constituency [PERSON] from 1810 . in 1808 , perring [PERSON] hosted a meeting [ACTIVITY] of the ' friends [PERSON] of lady hamilton [PERSON] ' , a group [GROUP] of financiers [PERSON] organised by abraham goldsmid [PERSON] to raise money [MONEY] for emma [PERSON] , lady hamilton [PERSON] , the mistress [PERSON] of lord nelson [PERSON] , following nelson [PERSON] 's death [EVENT] . perring [PERSON] attended the coronation [ACT] of george iv [PERSON] in july [PERIOD] 1821 . the satirist john wolcot [PERSON] under his pseudonym [NAME] of " peter pindar [PERSON] " , wrote an ' instructive epistle [SPEECH ACT] ' to perring [PERSON] , satirically proposing an ' address [UNKNOWN] of thanks [LANGUAGE] ' to prime minister henry addington [PERSON] for his ' great [UNKNOWN] and upright conduct [PERSON] when prime minister [HUMAN ROLE] ' . a banker [PERSON] by trade [PERSON] , perring [PERSON] headed the firm [INSTITUTION] of john perring [PERSON] , shaw [PERSON] , barber [PERSON] & co . perring [PERSON] 's bank [PLACE] issued bonds [EVENT] for the south american land [LAND] speculator gregor macgregor [PLACE] . the suspension [PERSON] of payments [INSTANCE] by perring [PERSON] 's bank [PLACE] in the subsequent panic [ACT] of 1825 , and its failure [STATE] to satisfy creditors [PERSON] in the panic [ACT] led perring [PERSON] to lose his estates [ESTATE] . marriage [EVENT] and children [PERSON] in 1790 he married elizabeth cowell [PERSON] ( died 1811 ) , daughter [PERSON] of john cowell [PERSON] of stratford [PLACE] , essex [PLACE] , by whom he had two sons [PERSON] and three daughters [PERSON] as follows : * sir john perring [PERSON] [PERSON] , 2nd baronet [PERSON] ( 1794-1843 ) , eldest son [PERSON] and heir [PERSON] ; * phillip perring [PERSON] ; * elizabeth perring [PERSON] ; * jane perring [PERSON] ; * laura perring [PERSON] . death [EVENT] he died at burton crescent [PLACE] in 1831 , aged 65 .

## Objects found

Id | Form | Freq | Tag | Context | Error
1 | perring | 12 | PERSON | sir john perring , 1st baronet ( 26 april 1765 - 30 january 1831 ) , fsa , of membland in the parish of holbeton , devon , was a member of parliament and served as lord mayor of london in 1803 . |
2 | london | 7 | PLACE | sir john perring , 1st baronet ( 26 april 1765 - 30 january 1831 ) , fsa , of membland in the parish of holbeton , devon , was a member of parliament and served as lord mayor of london in 1803 . |
3 | devon | 4 | PERSON | sir john perring , 1st baronet ( 26 april 1765 - 30 january 1831 ) , fsa , of membland in the parish of holbeton , devon , was a member of parliament and served as lord mayor of london in 1803 . |
4 | membland | 3 | UNKNOWN | sir john perring , 1st baronet ( 26 april 1765 - 30 january 1831 ) , fsa , of membland in the parish of holbeton , devon , was a member of parliament and served as lord mayor of london in 1803 . |
5 | son | 3 | PERSON | origins perring was described as " the son of a poor man " . |
6 | john perring | 3 | PERSON | sir john perring , 1st baronet ( 26 april 1765 - 30 january 1831 ) , fsa , of membland in the parish of holbeton , devon , was a member of parliament and served as lord mayor of london in 1803 . |
7 | parliament | 3 | HUMAN GROUP | sir john perring , 1st baronet ( 26 april 1765 - 30 january 1831 ) , fsa , of membland in the parish of holbeton , devon , was a member of parliament and served as lord mayor of london in 1803 . |
8 | lord mayor | 3 | HUMAN ROLE | sir john perring , 1st baronet ( 26 april 1765 - 30 january 1831 ) , fsa , of membland in the parish of holbeton , devon , was a member of parliament and served as lord mayor of london in 1803 . |
9 | daughter | 3 | PERSON | he was born in about 1765 , the eldest son of philip perring ( died 1797 ) , of denbury house , church street , modbury in devon , a serge maker , by his wife and cousin susanna legassick , daughter of richard ( or pascoe ) |
10 | panic | 3 | ACT | he was a commissioner for exchequer bills and senior partner of the banking firm john perring , shaw , barber & co. , which having suffered in the panic of 1825 , resulted in perring losing his estates . |
11 | sir john perring | 3 | PERSON | sir john perring , 1st baronet ( 26 april 1765 - 30 january 1831 ) , fsa , of membland in the parish of holbeton , devon , was a member of parliament and served as lord mayor of london in 1803 . |
12 | baronet | 3 | PERSON | sir john perring , 1st baronet ( 26 april 1765 - 30 january 1831 ) , fsa , of membland in the parish of holbeton , devon , was a member of parliament and served as lord mayor of london in 1803 . |
13 | blackheath | 2 | UNKNOWN | with the threat of invasion by the french still present , perring presented the colours of the corporation of london to the ten regiments of the london loyal infantry who assembled at blackheath on 18 may 1804 . |
14 | election | 2 | PERSON | post-mayoralty pering was elected the member of parliament for new romney at the 1806 general election , but lost his seat the following year at the 1807 general election . |
15 | enemy | 2 | PERSON | john silvester , the recorder of london referenced the spectre of napoleon bonaparte and the burgeoning napoleonic wars in his announcement of perring 's appointment , stating that " at a time so awful as the present , when the country is threatened by an implacable and unprincipled enemy , it is of the last importance that the civic chair should be filled by a person in whom the greatest confidence can be placed " . |
16 | estates | 2 | ESTATE | he was a commissioner for exchequer bills and senior partner of the banking firm john perring , shaw , barber & co. , which having suffered in the panic of 1825 , resulted in perring losing his estates . |
17 | death | 2 | EVENT | in 1808 , perring hosted a meeting of the ' friends of lady hamilton ' , a group of financiers organised by abraham goldsmid to raise money for emma , lady hamilton , the mistress of lord nelson , following nelson 's death . |
18 | earl | 2 | PERSON | john scott , 1st earl of eldon , in his capacity as lord chancellor informed king george iii of perring 's appointment , privately describing perring as " in private life a person of worth , and , in public , of sound and loyal principles " . |
19 | barber | 2 | PERSON | he was a commissioner for exchequer bills and senior partner of the banking firm john perring , shaw , barber & co. , which having suffered in the panic of 1825 , resulted in perring losing his estates . |
20 | modbury | 2 | UNKNOWN | he was born in about 1765 , the eldest son of philip perring ( died 1797 ) , of denbury house , church street , modbury in devon , a serge maker , by his wife and cousin susanna legassick , daughter of richard ( or pascoe ) |
21 | january | 2 | PERIOD | sir john perring , 1st baronet ( 26 april 1765 - 30 january 1831 ) , fsa , of membland in the parish of holbeton , devon , was a member of parliament and served as lord mayor of london in 1803 . |
22 | lady hamilton | 2 | PERSON | in 1808 , perring hosted a meeting of the ' friends of lady hamilton ' , a group of financiers organised by abraham goldsmid to raise money for emma , lady hamilton , the mistress of lord nelson , following nelson 's death . |
23 | invasion | 2 | GROUP | the napoleonic wars and the threat of a french invasion had led to coastal batteries being built as fortifications along the south coast of england in the summer of 1803 . |
24 | may | 2 | PERIOD | the lord mayor of london disembarking at the royal naval hospital , greenwich , on 18 may 1804 |
25 | appointment | 2 | PROCESS | john scott , 1st earl of eldon , in his capacity as lord chancellor informed king george iii of perring 's appointment , privately describing perring as " in private life a person of worth , and , in public , of sound and loyal principles " . |
26 | flete | 2 | PERSON | the estate of membland in the parish of holbeton had been purchased by john perring 's uncle peter perring from john bulteel ( 1733-1801 ) , who had no further use for it having inherited the adjacent estate of flete from his young nephew courtenay croker bulteel of flete and lyneham , yealmpton . |
27 | estate | 2 | ESTATE | the estate of membland in the parish of holbeton had been purchased by john perring 's uncle peter perring from john bulteel ( 1733-1801 ) , who had no further use for it having inherited the adjacent estate of flete from his young nephew courtenay croker bulteel of flete and lyneham , yealmpton . |
28 | shaw | 2 | PERSON | he was a commissioner for exchequer bills and senior partner of the banking firm john perring , shaw , barber & co. , which having suffered in the panic of 1825 , resulted in perring losing his estates . |
29 | threat | 2 | PERSON | the napoleonic wars and the threat of a french invasion had led to coastal batteries being built as fortifications along the south coast of england in the summer of 1803 . |
30 | bank | 2 | PLACE | perring 's bank issued bonds for the south american land speculator gregor macgregor . |
31 | person | 2 | PERSON | john scott , 1st earl of eldon , in his capacity as lord chancellor informed king george iii of perring 's appointment , privately describing perring as " in private life a person of worth , and , in public , of sound and loyal principles " . |
32 | city | 2 | PLACE | he was created an alderman in the city of london 's broad street ward on 13 january 1798 as a clothworker . |
33 | member | 2 | PERSON | sir john perring , 1st baronet ( 26 april 1765 - 30 january 1831 ) , fsa , of membland in the parish of holbeton , devon , was a member of parliament and served as lord mayor of london in 1803 . |
34 | holbeton | 2 | UNKNOWN | sir john perring , 1st baronet ( 26 april 1765 - 30 january 1831 ) , fsa , of membland in the parish of holbeton , devon , was a member of parliament and served as lord mayor of london in 1803 . |
35 | parish | 2 | PERSON | sir john perring , 1st baronet ( 26 april 1765 - 30 january 1831 ) , fsa , of membland in the parish of holbeton , devon , was a member of parliament and served as lord mayor of london in 1803 . |
36 | construction | 1 | SYSTEM | perring was eventually pacified by many letters from john graves simcoe , who was in charge of the construction of the defences . |
37 | spectre | 1 | UNKNOWN | john silvester , the recorder of london referenced the spectre of napoleon bonaparte and the burgeoning napoleonic wars in his announcement of perring 's appointment , stating that " at a time so awful as the present , when the country is threatened by an implacable and unprincipled enemy , it is of the last importance that the civic chair should be filled by a person in whom the greatest confidence can be placed " . |
38 | lord nelson | 1 | PERSON | in 1808 , perring hosted a meeting of the ' friends of lady hamilton ' , a group of financiers organised by abraham goldsmid to raise money for emma , lady hamilton , the mistress of lord nelson , following nelson 's death . |
39 | heir | 1 | PERSON | in 1790 he married elizabeth cowell ( died 1811 ) , daughter of john cowell of stratford , essex , by whom he had two sons and three daughters as follows : * sir john perring , 2nd baronet ( 1794-1843 ) , eldest son and heir ; * phillip perring ; * |
40 | lord chancellor | 1 | PERSON | john scott , 1st earl of eldon , in his capacity as lord chancellor informed king george iii of perring 's appointment , privately describing perring as " in private life a person of worth , and , in public , of sound and loyal principles " . |
41 | time | 1 | PERIOD | john silvester , the recorder of london referenced the spectre of napoleon bonaparte and the burgeoning napoleonic wars in his announcement of perring 's appointment , stating that " at a time so awful as the present , when the country is threatened by an implacable and unprincipled enemy , it is of the last importance that the civic chair should be filled by a person in whom the greatest confidence can be placed " . |
42 | banking | 1 | FORM | he was a commissioner for exchequer bills and senior partner of the banking firm john perring , shaw , barber & co. , which having suffered in the panic of 1825 , resulted in perring losing his estates . |
43 | thanks | 1 | LANGUAGE | the satirist john wolcot under his pseudonym of " peter pindar " , wrote an ' instructive epistle ' to perring , satirically proposing an ' address of thanks ' to prime minister henry addington for his ' great and upright conduct when prime minister ' . |
44 | man | 1 | PERSON | origins perring was described as " the son of a poor man " . |
45 | life | 1 | EVENT | john scott , 1st earl of eldon , in his capacity as lord chancellor informed king george iii of perring 's appointment , privately describing perring as " in private life a person of worth , and , in public , of sound and loyal principles " . |
46 | ball | 1 | BALL | the ball held later that day at guild hall was opened with a minuet danced by perring 's eldest daughter and the spanish ambassador . |
47 | creditors | 1 | PERSON | the suspension of payments by perring 's bank in the subsequent panic of 1825 , and its failure to satisfy creditors in the panic led perring to lose his estates . |
48 | corporation | 1 | INSTITUTION | with the threat of invasion by the french still present , perring presented the colours of the corporation of london to the ten regiments of the london loyal infantry who assembled at blackheath on 18 may 1804 . |
49 | sheriffs | 1 | UNKNOWN | he was subsequently elected one of the sheriffs of the city of london in 1800 . |
50 | children | 1 | PERSON | marriage and children |
51 | john scott | 1 | PERSON | john scott , 1st earl of eldon , in his capacity as lord chancellor informed king george iii of perring 's appointment , privately describing perring as " in private life a person of worth , and , in public , of sound and loyal principles " . |
52 | commissioner | 1 | PERSON | he was a commissioner for exchequer bills and senior partner of the banking firm john perring , shaw , barber & co. , which having suffered in the panic of 1825 , resulted in perring losing his estates . |
53 | fortifications | 1 | INCREASE | the napoleonic wars and the threat of a french invasion had led to coastal batteries being built as fortifications along the south coast of england in the summer of 1803 . |
54 | metropolis | 1 | UNKNOWN | silvester ominously warned perring that " the keys of the metropolis are placed in your hands , at the moment when the enemy are at the gates " . |
55 | denbury house | 1 | PLACE | he was born in about 1765 , the eldest son of philip perring ( died 1797 ) , of denbury house , church street , modbury in devon , a serge maker , by his wife and cousin susanna legassick , daughter of richard ( or pascoe ) |
56 | abraham goldsmid | 1 | PERSON | in 1808 , perring hosted a meeting of the ' friends of lady hamilton ' , a group of financiers organised by abraham goldsmid to raise money for emma , lady hamilton , the mistress of lord nelson , following nelson 's death . |
57 | church street | 1 | PLACE | he was born in about 1765 , the eldest son of philip perring ( died 1797 ) , of denbury house , church street , modbury in devon , a serge maker , by his wife and cousin susanna legassick , daughter of richard ( or pascoe ) |
58 | wars | 1 | EVENT | john silvester , the recorder of london referenced the spectre of napoleon bonaparte and the burgeoning napoleonic wars in his announcement of perring 's appointment , stating that " at a time so awful as the present , when the country is threatened by an implacable and unprincipled enemy , it is of the last importance that the civic chair should be filled by a person in whom the greatest confidence can be placed " . |
59 | recorder | 1 | PERSON | john silvester , the recorder of london referenced the spectre of napoleon bonaparte and the burgeoning napoleonic wars in his announcement of perring 's appointment , stating that " at a time so awful as the present , when the country is threatened by an implacable and unprincipled enemy , it is of the last importance that the civic chair should be filled by a person in whom the greatest confidence can be placed " . |
60 | april | 1 | PERIOD | sir john perring , 1st baronet ( 26 april 1765 - 30 january 1831 ) , fsa , of membland in the parish of holbeton , devon , was a member of parliament and served as lord mayor of london in 1803 . |
61 | maker | 1 | PERSON | he was born in about 1765 , the eldest son of philip perring ( died 1797 ) , of denbury house , church street , modbury in devon , a serge maker , by his wife and cousin susanna legassick , daughter of richard ( or pascoe ) |
62 | marriage | 1 | EVENT | marriage and children |
63 | cloth merchant | 1 | PERSON | legassick , apparently a wealthy cloth merchant at modbury . |
64 | peter pindar | 1 | PERSON | the satirist john wolcot under his pseudonym of " peter pindar " , wrote an ' instructive epistle ' to perring , satirically proposing an ' address of thanks ' to prime minister henry addington for his ' great and upright conduct when prime minister ' . |
65 | coronation | 1 | ACT | perring attended the coronation of george iv in july 1821 . |
66 | john cowell | 1 | PERSON | in 1790 he married elizabeth cowell ( died 1811 ) , daughter of john cowell of stratford , essex , by whom he had two sons and three daughters as follows : * sir john perring , 2nd baronet ( 1794-1843 ) , eldest son and heir ; * phillip perring ; * |
67 | minuet | 1 | NUMBER | the ball held later that day at guild hall was opened with a minuet danced by perring 's eldest daughter and the spanish ambassador . |
68 | friends | 1 | PERSON | in 1808 , perring hosted a meeting of the ' friends of lady hamilton ' , a group of financiers organised by abraham goldsmid to raise money for emma , lady hamilton , the mistress of lord nelson , following nelson 's death . |
69 | greenwich | 1 | PLACE | the lord mayor of london disembarking at the royal naval hospital , greenwich , on 18 may 1804 |
70 | john bulteel | 1 | PERSON | the estate of membland in the parish of holbeton had been purchased by john perring 's uncle peter perring from john bulteel ( 1733-1801 ) , who had no further use for it having inherited the adjacent estate of flete from his young nephew courtenay croker bulteel of flete and lyneham , yealmpton . |
71 | essex | 1 | PLACE | in 1790 he married elizabeth cowell ( died 1811 ) , daughter of john cowell of stratford , essex , by whom he had two sons and three daughters as follows : * sir john perring , 2nd baronet ( 1794-1843 ) , eldest son and heir ; * phillip perring ; * |
72 | financiers | 1 | PERSON | in 1808 , perring hosted a meeting of the ' friends of lady hamilton ' , a group of financiers organised by abraham goldsmid to raise money for emma , lady hamilton , the mistress of lord nelson , following nelson 's death . |
73 | firm | 1 | INSTITUTION | he was a commissioner for exchequer bills and senior partner of the banking firm john perring , shaw , barber & co. , which having suffered in the panic of 1825 , resulted in perring losing his estates . |
74 | payments | 1 | INSTANCE | the suspension of payments by perring 's bank in the subsequent panic of 1825 , and its failure to satisfy creditors in the panic led perring to lose his estates . |
75 | moment | 1 | PERIOD | silvester ominously warned perring that " the keys of the metropolis are placed in your hands , at the moment when the enemy are at the gates " . |
76 | july | 1 | PERIOD | perring attended the coronation of george iv in july 1821 . |
77 | seat | 1 | PROPERTY | post-mayoralty pering was elected the member of parliament for new romney at the 1806 general election , but lost his seat the following year at the 1807 general election . |
78 | jane perring | 1 | PERSON | elizabeth perring ; * jane perring ; * laura perring . |
79 | banker | 1 | PERSON | a banker by trade , perring headed the firm of john perring , shaw , barber & co . |
80 | richard | 1 | PERSON | he was born in about 1765 , the eldest son of philip perring ( died 1797 ) , of denbury house , church street , modbury in devon , a serge maker , by his wife and cousin susanna legassick , daughter of richard ( or pascoe ) |
81 | clothworker | 1 | UNKNOWN | he was created an alderman in the city of london 's broad street ward on 13 january 1798 as a clothworker . |
82 | yealmpton | 1 | UNKNOWN | the estate of membland in the parish of holbeton had been purchased by john perring 's uncle peter perring from john bulteel ( 1733-1801 ) , who had no further use for it having inherited the adjacent estate of flete from his young nephew courtenay croker bulteel of flete and lyneham , yealmpton . |
83 | bills | 1 | SYSTEM | he was a commissioner for exchequer bills and senior partner of the banking firm john perring , shaw , barber & co. , which having suffered in the panic of 1825 , resulted in perring losing his estates . |
84 | london loyal infantry | 1 | PERSON | with the threat of invasion by the french still present , perring presented the colours of the corporation of london to the ten regiments of the london loyal infantry who assembled at blackheath on 18 may 1804 . |
85 | address | 1 | UNKNOWN | the satirist john wolcot under his pseudonym of " peter pindar " , wrote an ' instructive epistle ' to perring , satirically proposing an ' address of thanks ' to prime minister henry addington for his ' great and upright conduct when prime minister ' . |
86 | october | 1 | PERIOD | on 3 october 1808 he was created a baronet , first of the perring baronets of membland , devon . |
87 | george iv | 1 | PERSON | perring attended the coronation of george iv in july 1821 . |
88 | new romney | 1 | PLACE | post-mayoralty pering was elected the member of parliament for new romney at the 1806 general election , but lost his seat the following year at the 1807 general election . |
89 | nelson | 1 | PERSON | in 1808 , perring hosted a meeting of the ' friends of lady hamilton ' , a group of financiers organised by abraham goldsmid to raise money for emma , lady hamilton , the mistress of lord nelson , following nelson 's death . |
90 | letters | 1 | PURPOSE | perring was eventually pacified by many letters from john graves simcoe , who was in charge of the construction of the defences . |
91 | burton crescent | 1 | PLACE | he died at burton crescent in 1831 , aged 65 . |
92 | stratford | 1 | PLACE | in 1790 he married elizabeth cowell ( died 1811 ) , daughter of john cowell of stratford , essex , by whom he had two sons and three daughters as follows : * sir john perring , 2nd baronet ( 1794-1843 ) , eldest son and heir ; * phillip perring ; * |
93 | burgeoning napoleonic wars | 1 | EVENT | john silvester , the recorder of london referenced the spectre of napoleon bonaparte and the burgeoning napoleonic wars in his announcement of perring 's appointment , stating that " at a time so awful as the present , when the country is threatened by an implacable and unprincipled enemy , it is of the last importance that the civic chair should be filled by a person in whom the greatest confidence can be placed " . |
94 | perring baronets | 1 | PERSON | on 3 october 1808 he was created a baronet , first of the perring baronets of membland , devon . |
95 | silvester | 1 | PERSON | john silvester , the recorder of london referenced the spectre of napoleon bonaparte and the burgeoning napoleonic wars in his announcement of perring 's appointment , stating that " at a time so awful as the present , when the country is threatened by an implacable and unprincipled enemy , it is of the last importance that the civic chair should be filled by a person in whom the greatest confidence can be placed " . |
96 | upright conduct | 1 | PERSON | the satirist john wolcot under his pseudonym of " peter pindar " , wrote an ' instructive epistle ' to perring , satirically proposing an ' address of thanks ' to prime minister henry addington for his ' great and upright conduct when prime minister ' . |
97 | procession | 1 | GROUP | perring was accompanied on the grand procession to blackheath by the earl of harrington , earl amherst and prince frederick , duke of york . |
98 | spanish ambassador | 1 | PLACE | the ball held later that day at guild hall was opened with a minuet danced by perring 's eldest daughter and the spanish ambassador . |
99 | john silvester | 1 | PERSON | john silvester , the recorder of london referenced the spectre of napoleon bonaparte and the burgeoning napoleonic wars in his announcement of perring 's appointment , stating that " at a time so awful as the present , when the country is threatened by an implacable and unprincipled enemy , it is of the last importance that the civic chair should be filled by a person in whom the greatest confidence can be placed " . |
100 | group | 1 | GROUP | in 1808 , perring hosted a meeting of the ' friends of lady hamilton ' , a group of financiers organised by abraham goldsmid to raise money for emma , lady hamilton , the mistress of lord nelson , following nelson 's death . |
101 | french | 1 | PLACE | the napoleonic wars and the threat of a french invasion had led to coastal batteries being built as fortifications along the south coast of england in the summer of 1803 . |
102 | year | 1 | PERIOD | post-mayoralty pering was elected the member of parliament for new romney at the 1806 general election , but lost his seat the following year at the 1807 general election . |
103 | wife | 1 | PERSON | he was born in about 1765 , the eldest son of philip perring ( died 1797 ) , of denbury house , church street , modbury in devon , a serge maker , by his wife and cousin susanna legassick , daughter of richard ( or pascoe ) |
104 | bonds | 1 | EVENT | perring 's bank issued bonds for the south american land speculator gregor macgregor . |
105 | duke | 1 | PERSON | perring was accompanied on the grand procession to blackheath by the earl of harrington , earl amherst and prince frederick , duke of york . |
106 | membland hall | 1 | PLACE |  |
107 | money | 1 | MONEY | in 1808 , perring hosted a meeting of the ' friends of lady hamilton ' , a group of financiers organised by abraham goldsmid to raise money for emma , lady hamilton , the mistress of lord nelson , following nelson 's death . |
108 | keys | 1 | PERSON | silvester ominously warned perring that " the keys of the metropolis are placed in your hands , at the moment when the enemy are at the gates " . |
109 | royal naval hospital | 1 | PLACE | the lord mayor of london disembarking at the royal naval hospital , greenwich , on 18 may 1804 |
110 | mouth | 1 | PERSON | perring was furious to find that a battery had been built on land that he owned at the mouth of the river yealm in devon , and wrote to the secretary of war , lord hobart . |
111 | eldon | 1 | PLACE | john scott , 1st earl of eldon , in his capacity as lord chancellor informed king george iii of perring 's appointment , privately describing perring as " in private life a person of worth , and , in public , of sound and loyal principles " . |
112 | philip perring | 1 | PERSON | he was born in about 1765 , the eldest son of philip perring ( died 1797 ) , of denbury house , church street , modbury in devon , a serge maker , by his wife and cousin susanna legassick , daughter of richard ( or pascoe ) |
113 | satirist john wolcot | 1 | PERSON | the satirist john wolcot under his pseudonym of " peter pindar " , wrote an ' instructive epistle ' to perring , satirically proposing an ' address of thanks ' to prime minister henry addington for his ' great and upright conduct when prime minister ' . |
114 | napoleon bonaparte | 1 | PERSON | john silvester , the recorder of london referenced the spectre of napoleon bonaparte and the burgeoning napoleonic wars in his announcement of perring 's appointment , stating that " at a time so awful as the present , when the country is threatened by an implacable and unprincipled enemy , it is of the last importance that the civic chair should be filled by a person in whom the greatest confidence can be placed " . |
115 | capacity | 1 | VALUE | john scott , 1st earl of eldon , in his capacity as lord chancellor informed king george iii of perring 's appointment , privately describing perring as " in private life a person of worth , and , in public , of sound and loyal principles " . |
116 | alderman | 1 | PERSON | he was created an alderman in the city of london 's broad street ward on 13 january 1798 as a clothworker . |
117 | john graves simcoe | 1 | PERSON | perring was eventually pacified by many letters from john graves simcoe , who was in charge of the construction of the defences . |
118 | summer | 1 | PERSON | the napoleonic wars and the threat of a french invasion had led to coastal batteries being built as fortifications along the south coast of england in the summer of 1803 . |
119 | regiments | 1 | PERSON | with the threat of invasion by the french still present , perring presented the colours of the corporation of london to the ten regiments of the london loyal infantry who assembled at blackheath on 18 may 1804 . |
120 | post mayoralty pering | 1 | UNKNOWN |  |
121 | cousin susanna legassick | 1 | PERSON | he was born in about 1765 , the eldest son of philip perring ( died 1797 ) , of denbury house , church street , modbury in devon , a serge maker , by his wife and cousin susanna legassick , daughter of richard ( or pascoe ) |
122 | meeting | 1 | ACTIVITY | in 1808 , perring hosted a meeting of the ' friends of lady hamilton ' , a group of financiers organised by abraham goldsmid to raise money for emma , lady hamilton , the mistress of lord nelson , following nelson 's death . |
123 | trade | 1 | PERSON | a banker by trade , perring headed the firm of john perring , shaw , barber & co . |
124 | batteries | 1 | ACT | the napoleonic wars and the threat of a french invasion had led to coastal batteries being built as fortifications along the south coast of england in the summer of 1803 . |
125 | york | 1 | PLACE | perring was accompanied on the grand procession to blackheath by the earl of harrington , earl amherst and prince frederick , duke of york . |
126 | laura perring | 1 | PERSON | elizabeth perring ; * jane perring ; * laura perring . |
127 | great | 1 | UNKNOWN | the satirist john wolcot under his pseudonym of " peter pindar " , wrote an ' instructive epistle ' to perring , satirically proposing an ' address of thanks ' to prime minister henry addington for his ' great and upright conduct when prime minister ' . |
128 | announcement | 1 | EVENT | john silvester , the recorder of london referenced the spectre of napoleon bonaparte and the burgeoning napoleonic wars in his announcement of perring 's appointment , stating that " at a time so awful as the present , when the country is threatened by an implacable and unprincipled enemy , it is of the last importance that the civic chair should be filled by a person in whom the greatest confidence can be placed " . |
129 | elections | 1 | PERSON | he was re-elected to parliament in three successive elections for the hythe constituency from 1810 . |
130 | pascoe | 1 | PERSON | he was born in about 1765 , the eldest son of philip perring ( died 1797 ) , of denbury house , church street , modbury in devon , a serge maker , by his wife and cousin susanna legassick , daughter of richard ( or pascoe ) |
131 | fsa | 1 | PERSON | sir john perring , 1st baronet ( 26 april 1765 - 30 january 1831 ) , fsa , of membland in the parish of holbeton , devon , was a member of parliament and served as lord mayor of london in 1803 . |
132 | prime minister | 1 | HUMAN ROLE | the satirist john wolcot under his pseudonym of " peter pindar " , wrote an ' instructive epistle ' to perring , satirically proposing an ' address of thanks ' to prime minister henry addington for his ' great and upright conduct when prime minister ' . |
133 | war | 1 | EVENT | perring was furious to find that a battery had been built on land that he owned at the mouth of the river yealm in devon , and wrote to the secretary of war , lord hobart . |
134 | colours | 1 | COLOUR | with the threat of invasion by the french still present , perring presented the colours of the corporation of london to the ten regiments of the london loyal infantry who assembled at blackheath on 18 may 1804 . |
135 | country | 1 | PLACE | john silvester , the recorder of london referenced the spectre of napoleon bonaparte and the burgeoning napoleonic wars in his announcement of perring 's appointment , stating that " at a time so awful as the present , when the country is threatened by an implacable and unprincipled enemy , it is of the last importance that the civic chair should be filled by a person in whom the greatest confidence can be placed " . |
136 | prince frederick | 1 | PERSON | perring was accompanied on the grand procession to blackheath by the earl of harrington , earl amherst and prince frederick , duke of york . |
137 | suspension | 1 | PERSON | the suspension of payments by perring 's bank in the subsequent panic of 1825 , and its failure to satisfy creditors in the panic led perring to lose his estates . |
138 | sons | 1 | PERSON | in 1790 he married elizabeth cowell ( died 1811 ) , daughter of john cowell of stratford , essex , by whom he had two sons and three daughters as follows : * sir john perring , 2nd baronet ( 1794-1843 ) , eldest son and heir ; * phillip perring ; * |
139 | uncle peter perring | 1 | PERSON | the estate of membland in the parish of holbeton had been purchased by john perring 's uncle peter perring from john bulteel ( 1733-1801 ) , who had no further use for it having inherited the adjacent estate of flete from his young nephew courtenay croker bulteel of flete and lyneham , yealmpton . |
140 | partner | 1 | PERSON | he was a commissioner for exchequer bills and senior partner of the banking firm john perring , shaw , barber & co. , which having suffered in the panic of 1825 , resulted in perring losing his estates . |
141 | origins perring | 1 | PERSON | origins perring was described as " the son of a poor man " . |
142 | day | 1 | PERIOD | the ball held later that day at guild hall was opened with a minuet danced by perring 's eldest daughter and the spanish ambassador . |
143 | land | 1 | LAND | perring was furious to find that a battery had been built on land that he owned at the mouth of the river yealm in devon , and wrote to the secretary of war , lord hobart . |
144 | gates | 1 | PERSON | silvester ominously warned perring that " the keys of the metropolis are placed in your hands , at the moment when the enemy are at the gates " . |
145 | sound | 1 | SOUND | john scott , 1st earl of eldon , in his capacity as lord chancellor informed king george iii of perring 's appointment , privately describing perring as " in private life a person of worth , and , in public , of sound and loyal principles " . |
146 | lyneham | 1 | UNKNOWN | the estate of membland in the parish of holbeton had been purchased by john perring 's uncle peter perring from john bulteel ( 1733-1801 ) , who had no further use for it having inherited the adjacent estate of flete from his young nephew courtenay croker bulteel of flete and lyneham , yealmpton . |
147 | king george iii | 1 | PERSON | john scott , 1st earl of eldon , in his capacity as lord chancellor informed king george iii of perring 's appointment , privately describing perring as " in private life a person of worth , and , in public , of sound and loyal principles " . |
148 | defences | 1 | PERSON | perring was eventually pacified by many letters from john graves simcoe , who was in charge of the construction of the defences . |
149 | present | 1 | PERIOD | john silvester , the recorder of london referenced the spectre of napoleon bonaparte and the burgeoning napoleonic wars in his announcement of perring 's appointment , stating that " at a time so awful as the present , when the country is threatened by an implacable and unprincipled enemy , it is of the last importance that the civic chair should be filled by a person in whom the greatest confidence can be placed " . |
150 | hands | 1 | ABILITY | silvester ominously warned perring that " the keys of the metropolis are placed in your hands , at the moment when the enemy are at the gates " . |
151 | elizabeth cowell | 1 | PERSON | in 1790 he married elizabeth cowell ( died 1811 ) , daughter of john cowell of stratford , essex , by whom he had two sons and three daughters as follows : * sir john perring , 2nd baronet ( 1794-1843 ) , eldest son and heir ; * phillip perring ; * |
152 | hythe constituency | 1 | PERSON | he was re-elected to parliament in three successive elections for the hythe constituency from 1810 . |
153 | public | 1 | UNKNOWN | john scott , 1st earl of eldon , in his capacity as lord chancellor informed king george iii of perring 's appointment , privately describing perring as " in private life a person of worth , and , in public , of sound and loyal principles " . |
154 | emma | 1 | PERSON | in 1808 , perring hosted a meeting of the ' friends of lady hamilton ' , a group of financiers organised by abraham goldsmid to raise money for emma , lady hamilton , the mistress of lord nelson , following nelson 's death . |
155 | mistress | 1 | PERSON | in 1808 , perring hosted a meeting of the ' friends of lady hamilton ' , a group of financiers organised by abraham goldsmid to raise money for emma , lady hamilton , the mistress of lord nelson , following nelson 's death . |
156 | broad street ward | 1 | PERSON | he was created an alderman in the city of london 's broad street ward on 13 january 1798 as a clothworker . |
157 | battery | 1 | ACT | perring was furious to find that a battery had been built on land that he owned at the mouth of the river yealm in devon , and wrote to the secretary of war , lord hobart . |
158 | england | 1 | PLACE | the napoleonic wars and the threat of a french invasion had led to coastal batteries being built as fortifications along the south coast of england in the summer of 1803 . |
159 | prime minister henry addington | 1 | PERSON | the satirist john wolcot under his pseudonym of " peter pindar " , wrote an ' instructive epistle ' to perring , satirically proposing an ' address of thanks ' to prime minister henry addington for his ' great and upright conduct when prime minister ' . |
160 | earl amherst | 1 | PERSON | perring was accompanied on the grand procession to blackheath by the earl of harrington , earl amherst and prince frederick , duke of york . |
161 | lord hobart | 1 | PERSON | perring was furious to find that a battery had been built on land that he owned at the mouth of the river yealm in devon , and wrote to the secretary of war , lord hobart . |
162 | nephew courtenay croker bulteel | 1 | PERSON | the estate of membland in the parish of holbeton had been purchased by john perring 's uncle peter perring from john bulteel ( 1733-1801 ) , who had no further use for it having inherited the adjacent estate of flete from his young nephew courtenay croker bulteel of flete and lyneham , yealmpton . |
163 | confidence | 1 | EMOTION | john silvester , the recorder of london referenced the spectre of napoleon bonaparte and the burgeoning napoleonic wars in his announcement of perring 's appointment , stating that " at a time so awful as the present , when the country is threatened by an implacable and unprincipled enemy , it is of the last importance that the civic chair should be filled by a person in whom the greatest confidence can be placed " . |
164 | november | 1 | PERIOD | on 9 november 1803 , perring was proclaimed lord mayor of london . |
165 | principles | 1 | PERSON | john scott , 1st earl of eldon , in his capacity as lord chancellor informed king george iii of perring 's appointment , privately describing perring as " in private life a person of worth , and , in public , of sound and loyal principles " . |
166 | epistle | 1 | SPEECH ACT | the satirist john wolcot under his pseudonym of " peter pindar " , wrote an ' instructive epistle ' to perring , satirically proposing an ' address of thanks ' to prime minister henry addington for his ' great and upright conduct when prime minister ' . |
167 | harrington | 1 | PERSON | perring was accompanied on the grand procession to blackheath by the earl of harrington , earl amherst and prince frederick , duke of york . |
168 | chair | 1 | PERSON | john silvester , the recorder of london referenced the spectre of napoleon bonaparte and the burgeoning napoleonic wars in his announcement of perring 's appointment , stating that " at a time so awful as the present , when the country is threatened by an implacable and unprincipled enemy , it is of the last importance that the civic chair should be filled by a person in whom the greatest confidence can be placed " . |
169 | south american land speculator gregor macgregor | 1 | PLACE | perring 's bank issued bonds for the south american land speculator gregor macgregor . |
170 | importance | 1 | QUALITY | john silvester , the recorder of london referenced the spectre of napoleon bonaparte and the burgeoning napoleonic wars in his announcement of perring 's appointment , stating that " at a time so awful as the present , when the country is threatened by an implacable and unprincipled enemy , it is of the last importance that the civic chair should be filled by a person in whom the greatest confidence can be placed " . |
171 | failure | 1 | STATE | the suspension of payments by perring 's bank in the subsequent panic of 1825 , and its failure to satisfy creditors in the panic led perring to lose his estates . |
172 | river yealm | 1 | PERSON | perring was furious to find that a battery had been built on land that he owned at the mouth of the river yealm in devon , and wrote to the secretary of war , lord hobart . |
173 | charge | 1 | AMOUNT | perring was eventually pacified by many letters from john graves simcoe , who was in charge of the construction of the defences . |
174 | career | 1 | STATE | civic career |
175 | guild hall | 1 | PLACE | the ball held later that day at guild hall was opened with a minuet danced by perring 's eldest daughter and the spanish ambassador . |
176 | secretary | 1 | PERSON | perring was furious to find that a battery had been built on land that he owned at the mouth of the river yealm in devon , and wrote to the secretary of war , lord hobart . |
177 | daughters | 1 | PERSON | in 1790 he married elizabeth cowell ( died 1811 ) , daughter of john cowell of stratford , essex , by whom he had two sons and three daughters as follows : * sir john perring , 2nd baronet ( 1794-1843 ) , eldest son and heir ; * phillip perring ; * |
178 | pseudonym | 1 | NAME | the satirist john wolcot under his pseudonym of " peter pindar " , wrote an ' instructive epistle ' to perring , satirically proposing an ' address of thanks ' to prime minister henry addington for his ' great and upright conduct when prime minister ' . |
179 | coast | 1 | UNKNOWN | the napoleonic wars and the threat of a french invasion had led to coastal batteries being built as fortifications along the south coast of england in the summer of 1803 . |

## Objects sorted by category

Categoría | Objetos
PERSON | abraham goldsmid alderman banker barber baronet broad street ward chair children cloth merchant commissioner cousin susanna legassick creditors daughter daughters defences devon duke earl earl amherst election elections elizabeth cowell emma enemy financiers flete friends fsa gates george iv harrington heir hythe constituency jane perring john bulteel john cowell john graves simcoe john perring john scott john silvester keys king george iii lady hamilton laura perring london loyal infantry lord chancellor lord hobart lord nelson maker man member mistress mouth napoleon bonaparte nelson nephew courtenay croker bulteel origins perring parish partner pascoe perring perring baronets person peter pindar philip perring prime minister henry addington prince frederick principles recorder regiments richard river yealm satirist john wolcot secretary shaw silvester sir john perring son sons summer suspension threat trade uncle peter perring upright conduct wife
PLACE | bank burton crescent church street city country denbury house eldon england essex french greenwich guild hall london membland hall new romney royal naval hospital south american land speculator gregor macgregor spanish ambassador stratford york
PERIOD | april day january july may moment november october present time year
EVENT | announcement bonds burgeoning napoleonic wars death life marriage war wars
ACT | batteries battery coronation panic
GROUP | group invasion procession
INSTITUTION | corporation firm
STATE | career failure
HUMAN ROLE | lord mayor prime minister
ESTATE | estate estates
SYSTEM | bills construction
COLOUR | colours
FORM | banking
PROCESS | appointment
NUMBER | minuet
VALUE | capacity
SPEECH ACT | epistle
MONEY | money
EMOTION | confidence
INCREASE | fortifications
PROPERTY | seat
PURPOSE | letters
QUALITY | importance
SOUND | sound
AMOUNT | charge
ABILITY | hands
NAME | pseudonym
BALL | ball
HUMAN GROUP | parliament
ACTIVITY | meeting
LANGUAGE | thanks
INSTANCE | payments
LAND | land