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British goldsmith and merchant Peter Perchard ( c. 1729 - 21 January 1806 ) was a British goldsmith and merchant who served as Lord Mayor of London in 1804 . Perchard worked as a merchant on his native island of Guernsey and the other Channel Islands . Perchard grew wealthy from privateering in the English Channel after the British government declared reprisals against the allies of the nascent United States of America . Perchard and his fellow privateers targeted ships from the French West Indies , with Perchard personally making almost £10,000 from his privateering activities . Civic career He was created an alderman in the City of London 's Candlewick ward on 12 April 1798 as a goldsmith . He was subsequently elected one of the Sheriffs of the City of London in 1793 . Perchard was a liveryman of the Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths . The election was held for the office of Lord Mayor on 9 October 1804 . Perchard was one of three candidates , the others being his fellow Aldermen , James Shaw and Charles Flower . Perchard won 1781 votes to Shaw 's 1652 , and was duly declared Lord Mayor . In his acceptance speech , Perchard described himself as being " late of life " but said that " we cease to live when we cease to be of any use to the public " . The prisoner reformer James Neild wrote to Perchard about the poor conditions at the debtors ' prison in Southwark during Perchard 's time as Lord Mayor but received no reply from him . Personal life Perchard and his wife , Martha ( née Le Mesurier ) , were married for 18 years and had six children . Perchard 's wife was from a prominent Guernsey family , her first cousin was the wealthy merchant Paul Le Mesurier , who had served as Lord Mayor of London from 1794 . Three of their children , Mary , Mathew , and Mathew-Henry , died in infancy , a second daughter , Martha , died aged 10 . Perchard died only 10 weeks after the end of his Mayoralty , and was buried with his wife and four children in St Mary Abchurch , near Cannon Street in the City of London . A monument commemorates Perchard and his family in St Peter 's church in his native Guernsey . A Mr . Urban , writing to The Gentleman 's Magazine in 1832 with his recollections of Perchard , said of him that " ...his exterior was handsome , and he had a commanding mien , though features repulsive and prominent and well turned "

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british goldsmith [PERSON] and merchant peter perchard [UNKNOWN] ( c. 1729 - 21 january [PERIOD] 1806 ) was a british goldsmith [PERSON] and merchant [PERSON] who served as lord mayor [HUMAN ROLE] of london [PLACE] in 1804 . perchard [UNKNOWN] worked as a merchant [PERSON] on his native island [PLACE] of guernsey [PLACE] and the other channel islands [PERSON] . perchard [UNKNOWN] grew wealthy [PERSON] from privateering in the english channel [PERSON] after the british government [GOVERNMENT] declared reprisals [ACT] against the allies [ABSTRACT ENTITY] of the nascent united states [PLACE] of america [PLACE] . perchard [UNKNOWN] and his fellow privateers [PERSON] targeted ships [UNKNOWN] from the french west indies [PLACE] , with perchard [UNKNOWN] personally making almost £10,000 from his privateering activities [UNKNOWN] . civic career [EVENT] he was created an alderman [PERSON] in the city [PLACE] of london [PLACE] 's candlewick ward [PERSON] on 12 april [PERIOD] 1798 as a goldsmith [PERSON] . he was subsequently elected one of the sheriffs [UNKNOWN] of the city [PLACE] of london [PLACE] in 1793 . perchard [UNKNOWN] was a liveryman [UNKNOWN] of the worshipful company [INSTITUTION] of goldsmiths [UNKNOWN] . the election [PERSON] was held for the office [PLACE] of lord mayor [HUMAN ROLE] on 9 october [PERIOD] 1804 . perchard [UNKNOWN] was one of three candidates [PERSON] , the others [UNKNOWN] being his fellow aldermen [UNKNOWN] , james shaw [PERSON] and charles flower [PERSON] . perchard [UNKNOWN] won 1781 votes [EVENT] to shaw [PERSON] 's 1652 , and was duly declared lord mayor [HUMAN ROLE] . in his acceptance speech [SPEECH] , perchard [UNKNOWN] described himself as being " late of life [EVENT] " but said that " we cease to live when we cease to be of any use [USE] to the public [QUALITY] " . the prisoner reformer james neild [PERSON] wrote to perchard [UNKNOWN] about the poor conditions [CONDITION] at the debtors [PERSON] ' prison [PLACE] in southwark [PLACE] during perchard [UNKNOWN] 's time [PERIOD] as lord mayor [HUMAN ROLE] but received no reply [ACT] from him . personal life [EVENT] perchard [UNKNOWN] and his wife [PERSON] , martha [PERSON] ( née le mesurier [UNKNOWN] ) , were married for 18 years [PERIOD] and had six children [PERSON] . perchard [UNKNOWN] 's wife [PERSON] was from a prominent guernsey family [HUMAN GROUP] , her first cousin [PERSON] was the wealthy [PERSON] merchant paul le mesurier [UNKNOWN] , who had served as lord mayor [HUMAN ROLE] of london [PLACE] from 1794 . three of their children [PERSON] , mary [PERSON] , mathew [PERSON] , and mathew-henry , died in infancy [PLACE] , a second daughter [PERSON] , martha [PERSON] , died aged 10 . perchard [UNKNOWN] died only 10 weeks [PERIOD] after the end [UNKNOWN] of his mayoralty [UNKNOWN] , and was buried with his wife [PERSON] and four children [PERSON] in st mary [PERSON] abchurch [PLACE] , near cannon street [PLACE] in the city [PLACE] of london [PLACE] . a monument [ACT] commemorates perchard [UNKNOWN] and his family [HUMAN GROUP] in st peter [PLACE] 's church [PERSON] in his native guernsey [PLACE] . a mr . urban [PERSON] , writing to the gentleman [PERSON] 's magazine [PLACE] in 1832 with his recollections [ARTIFACT] of perchard [UNKNOWN] , said of him that " ...his exterior [PERSON] was handsome , and he had a commanding mien [ACTION] , though features repulsive and prominent and well turned "

## Objects found

Id | Form | Freq | Tag | Context | Error
1 | perchard | 14 | UNKNOWN | british goldsmith and merchant peter perchard ( c. 1729 - 21 january 1806 ) was a british goldsmith and merchant who served as lord mayor of london in 1804 . |
2 | lord mayor | 5 | HUMAN ROLE | british goldsmith and merchant peter perchard ( c. 1729 - 21 january 1806 ) was a british goldsmith and merchant who served as lord mayor of london in 1804 . |
3 | london | 5 | PLACE | british goldsmith and merchant peter perchard ( c. 1729 - 21 january 1806 ) was a british goldsmith and merchant who served as lord mayor of london in 1804 . |
4 | children | 3 | PERSON | perchard and his wife , martha ( née le mesurier ) , were married for 18 years and had six children . |
5 | goldsmith | 3 | PERSON | british goldsmith and merchant peter perchard ( c. 1729 - 21 january 1806 ) was a british goldsmith and merchant who served as lord mayor of london in 1804 . |
6 | wife | 3 | PERSON | perchard and his wife , martha ( née le mesurier ) , were married for 18 years and had six children . |
7 | city | 3 | PLACE | he was created an alderman in the city of london 's candlewick ward on 12 april 1798 as a goldsmith . |
8 | merchant | 2 | PERSON | british goldsmith and merchant peter perchard ( c. 1729 - 21 january 1806 ) was a british goldsmith and merchant who served as lord mayor of london in 1804 . |
9 | guernsey | 2 | PLACE | perchard worked as a merchant on his native island of guernsey and the other channel islands . |
10 | martha | 2 | PERSON | perchard and his wife , martha ( née le mesurier ) , were married for 18 years and had six children . |
11 | james shaw | 1 | PERSON |  |
12 | united states | 1 | PLACE | perchard grew wealthy from privateering in the english channel after the british government declared reprisals against the allies of the nascent united states of america . |
13 | exterior | 1 | PERSON | a mr . urban , writing to the gentleman 's magazine in 1832 with his recollections of perchard , said of him that " ...his exterior was handsome , and he had a commanding mien , though features repulsive and prominent and well turned " |
14 | prisoner reformer james neild | 1 | PERSON | the prisoner reformer james neild wrote to perchard about the poor conditions at the debtors ' prison in southwark during perchard 's time as lord mayor but received no reply from him . |
15 | acceptance speech | 1 | SPEECH | in his acceptance speech , perchard described himself as being " late of life " but said that " we cease to live when we cease to be of any use to the public " . |
16 | family | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | perchard 's wife was from a prominent guernsey family , her first cousin was the wealthy merchant paul le mesurier , who had served as lord mayor of london from 1794 . |
17 | channel islands | 1 | PERSON | perchard worked as a merchant on his native island of guernsey and the other channel islands . |
18 | urban | 1 | PERSON | a mr . urban , writing to the gentleman 's magazine in 1832 with his recollections of perchard , said of him that " ...his exterior was handsome , and he had a commanding mien , though features repulsive and prominent and well turned " |
19 | debtors | 1 | PERSON | the prisoner reformer james neild wrote to perchard about the poor conditions at the debtors ' prison in southwark during perchard 's time as lord mayor but received no reply from him . |
20 | end | 1 | UNKNOWN | perchard died only 10 weeks after the end of his mayoralty , and was buried with his wife and four children in st mary abchurch , near cannon street in the city of london . |
21 | merchant paul le mesurier | 1 | PERSON | perchard 's wife was from a prominent guernsey family , her first cousin was the wealthy merchant paul le mesurier , who had served as lord mayor of london from 1794 . |
22 | st mary abchurch | 1 | PLACE | perchard died only 10 weeks after the end of his mayoralty , and was buried with his wife and four children in st mary abchurch , near cannon street in the city of london . |
23 | le mesurier | 1 | UNKNOWN | perchard and his wife , martha ( née le mesurier ) , were married for 18 years and had six children . |
24 | career | 1 | EVENT | civic career |
25 | cousin | 1 | PERSON | perchard 's wife was from a prominent guernsey family , her first cousin was the wealthy merchant paul le mesurier , who had served as lord mayor of london from 1794 . |
26 | british government | 1 | GOVERNMENT | perchard grew wealthy from privateering in the english channel after the british government declared reprisals against the allies of the nascent united states of america . |
27 | gentleman | 1 | PERSON | a mr . urban , writing to the gentleman 's magazine in 1832 with his recollections of perchard , said of him that " ...his exterior was handsome , and he had a commanding mien , though features repulsive and prominent and well turned " |
28 | candidates | 1 | PERSON | perchard was one of three candidates , the others being his fellow aldermen , james |
29 | church | 1 | PERSON | a monument commemorates perchard and his family in st peter 's church in his native guernsey . |
30 | st peter | 1 | PLACE | a monument commemorates perchard and his family in st peter 's church in his native guernsey . |
31 | allies | 1 | ABSTRACT ENTITY | perchard grew wealthy from privateering in the english channel after the british government declared reprisals against the allies of the nascent united states of america . |
32 | privateers | 1 | PERSON | perchard and his fellow privateers targeted ships from the french west indies , with perchard personally making almost £10,000 from his privateering activities . |
33 | guernsey family | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | perchard 's wife was from a prominent guernsey family , her first cousin was the wealthy merchant paul le mesurier , who had served as lord mayor of london from 1794 . |
34 | recollections | 1 | ARTIFACT | a mr . urban , writing to the gentleman 's magazine in 1832 with his recollections of perchard , said of him that " ...his exterior was handsome , and he had a commanding mien , though features repulsive and prominent and well turned " |
35 | worshipful company | 1 | INSTITUTION | perchard was a liveryman of the worshipful company of goldsmiths . |
36 | reprisals | 1 | ACT | perchard grew wealthy from privateering in the english channel after the british government declared reprisals against the allies of the nascent united states of america . |
37 | southwark | 1 | PLACE | the prisoner reformer james neild wrote to perchard about the poor conditions at the debtors ' prison in southwark during perchard 's time as lord mayor but received no reply from him . |
38 | infancy | 1 | PLACE | three of their children , mary , mathew , and mathew-henry , died in infancy , a second daughter , martha , died aged 10 . |
39 | america | 1 | PLACE | perchard grew wealthy from privateering in the english channel after the british government declared reprisals against the allies of the nascent united states of america . |
40 | monument | 1 | ACT | a monument commemorates perchard and his family in st peter 's church in his native guernsey . |
41 | candlewick ward | 1 | PERSON | he was created an alderman in the city of london 's candlewick ward on 12 april 1798 as a goldsmith . |
42 | merchant peter perchard | 1 | PERSON | british goldsmith and merchant peter perchard ( c. 1729 - 21 january 1806 ) was a british goldsmith and merchant who served as lord mayor of london in 1804 . |
43 | english channel | 1 | PERSON | perchard grew wealthy from privateering in the english channel after the british government declared reprisals against the allies of the nascent united states of america . |
44 | prison | 1 | PLACE | the prisoner reformer james neild wrote to perchard about the poor conditions at the debtors ' prison in southwark during perchard 's time as lord mayor but received no reply from him . |
45 | reply | 1 | ACT | the prisoner reformer james neild wrote to perchard about the poor conditions at the debtors ' prison in southwark during perchard 's time as lord mayor but received no reply from him . |
46 | aldermen | 1 | UNKNOWN | perchard was one of three candidates , the others being his fellow aldermen , james |
47 | magazine | 1 | PLACE | a mr . urban , writing to the gentleman 's magazine in 1832 with his recollections of perchard , said of him that " ...his exterior was handsome , and he had a commanding mien , though features repulsive and prominent and well turned " |
48 | votes | 1 | EVENT | perchard won 1781 votes to shaw 's 1652 , and was duly declared lord mayor . |
49 | use | 1 | USE | in his acceptance speech , perchard described himself as being " late of life " but said that " we cease to live when we cease to be of any use to the public " . |
50 | april | 1 | PERIOD | he was created an alderman in the city of london 's candlewick ward on 12 april 1798 as a goldsmith . |
51 | mathew | 1 | PERSON | three of their children , mary , mathew , and mathew henry , died in infancy , a second daughter , martha , died aged 10 . |
52 | years | 1 | PERIOD | perchard and his wife , martha ( née le mesurier ) , were married for 18 years and had six children . |
53 | life perchard | 1 | UNKNOWN |  |
54 | activities | 1 | UNKNOWN | perchard and his fellow privateers targeted ships from the french west indies , with perchard personally making almost £10,000 from his privateering activities . |
55 | wealthy | 1 | PERSON | perchard grew wealthy from privateering in the english channel after the british government declared reprisals against the allies of the nascent united states of america . |
56 | time | 1 | PERIOD | the prisoner reformer james neild wrote to perchard about the poor conditions at the debtors ' prison in southwark during perchard 's time as lord mayor but received no reply from him . |
57 | life | 1 | EVENT | in his acceptance speech , perchard described himself as being " late of life " but said that " we cease to live when we cease to be of any use to the public " . |
58 | others | 1 | UNKNOWN | perchard was one of three candidates , the others being his fellow aldermen , james |
59 | conditions | 1 | CONDITION | the prisoner reformer james neild wrote to perchard about the poor conditions at the debtors ' prison in southwark during perchard 's time as lord mayor but received no reply from him . |
60 | shaw | 1 | PERSON | shaw and charles flower . |
61 | goldsmiths | 1 | UNKNOWN | perchard was a liveryman of the worshipful company of goldsmiths . |
62 | weeks | 1 | PERIOD | perchard died only 10 weeks after the end of his mayoralty , and was buried with his wife and four children in st mary abchurch , near cannon street in the city of london . |
63 | charles flower | 1 | PERSON | shaw and charles flower . |
64 | mary | 1 | PERSON | three of their children , mary , mathew , and mathew-henry , died in infancy , a second daughter , martha , died aged 10 . |
65 | daughter | 1 | PERSON | three of their children , mary , mathew , and mathew-henry , died in infancy , a second daughter , martha , died aged 10 . |
66 | sheriffs | 1 | UNKNOWN | he was subsequently elected one of the sheriffs of the city of london in 1793 . |
67 | island | 1 | PLACE | perchard worked as a merchant on his native island of guernsey and the other channel islands . |
68 | french west indies | 1 | PLACE | perchard and his fellow privateers targeted ships from the french west indies , with perchard personally making almost £10,000 from his privateering activities . |
69 | mayoralty | 1 | UNKNOWN | perchard died only 10 weeks after the end of his mayoralty , and was buried with his wife and four children in st mary abchurch , near cannon street in the city of london . |
70 | mien | 1 | ACTION | a mr . urban , writing to the gentleman 's magazine in 1832 with his recollections of perchard , said of him that " ...his exterior was handsome , and he had a commanding mien , though features repulsive and prominent and well turned " |
71 | office | 1 | PLACE | the election was held for the office of lord mayor on 9 october 1804 . |
72 | ships | 1 | UNKNOWN | perchard and his fellow privateers targeted ships from the french west indies , with perchard personally making almost £10,000 from his privateering activities . |
73 | liveryman | 1 | UNKNOWN | perchard was a liveryman of the worshipful company of goldsmiths . |
74 | election | 1 | PERSON | the election was held for the office of lord mayor on 9 october 1804 . |
75 | cannon street | 1 | PLACE | perchard died only 10 weeks after the end of his mayoralty , and was buried with his wife and four children in st mary abchurch , near cannon street in the city of london . |
76 | public | 1 | QUALITY | in his acceptance speech , perchard described himself as being " late of life " but said that " we cease to live when we cease to be of any use to the public " . |
77 | mathew henry | 1 | PERSON |  |
78 | october | 1 | PERIOD | the election was held for the office of lord mayor on 9 october 1804 . |
79 | alderman | 1 | PERSON | he was created an alderman in the city of london 's candlewick ward on 12 april 1798 as a goldsmith . |
80 | january | 1 | PERIOD | british goldsmith and merchant peter perchard ( c. 1729 - 21 january 1806 ) was a british goldsmith and merchant who served as lord mayor of london in 1804 . |

## Objects sorted by category

Categoría | Objetos
PERSON | alderman candidates candlewick ward channel islands charles flower children church cousin daughter debtors election english channel exterior gentleman goldsmith james shaw martha mary mathew mathew henry merchant merchant paul le mesurier merchant peter perchard prisoner reformer james neild privateers shaw urban wealthy wife
PLACE | america cannon street city french west indies guernsey infancy island london magazine office prison southwark st mary abchurch st peter united states
PERIOD | april january october time weeks years
EVENT | career life votes
ACT | monument reply reprisals
HUMAN GROUP | family guernsey family
QUALITY | public
ARTIFACT | recollections
GOVERNMENT | british government
CONDITION | conditions
USE | use
ACTION | mien
SPEECH | acceptance speech
INSTITUTION | worshipful company
HUMAN ROLE | lord mayor
ABSTRACT ENTITY | allies