« Secretarys of State :
Lord Middleton,
Mr Caryl
Under Secretarys :
Mr Lindsey,
Mr Nieran,
Mr Dempster
Vice-Chamberlains :
Mr Stafford, to the King
Mr Porter, to the King
Mr Robert Strickland, treasurer
Mr Conquest, paymaster to the Household
Ladys of the Bed Chamber to the Queen :
Mrs Strickland,
Mrs Mulso,
Mrs Turene,
Lady Waldegrave
Grooms of the Bed Chamber to the King :
Coll. Bagnall,
Capt Lloyd,
Capt Trevanion,
Mr Biddulph,
Capt MacDonnel,
Col. Slingsby
Gentlemen Ushers to the King :
Mr Carney,
Mr Wincle,
Coll. Baggot,
Capt Hatcher,
Mr Runky,
Mr Turine,
Mr Dutton,
Mr Copley
Equerries to the King :
Mr Ralph Sheldon,
Mr Richard Biddulph,
Mr Magennis, equerry to the Queen
Pages to the King who have pentions but are not in waiting :
Mr Buckley,
Mr Barry,
Mr D. Neale,
Mr Windham,
Mr Floyd
Pages to the Queen :
Mr Persino,
Mr Strickland
Gentleman Usher to the Queene :
Mr Crane
Clerks to the Kitchin :
Mr Berkenhead
and Mr Parry
Lord Galway, Lord of the Bed Chamber, Lord Griffin, Lord of the Bed Chamber : a pension of 3000 livres a year
Pages of the back stairs to the King and Queen :
Mr Labbady,
Mr Bablyt,
Mr Prior,
Mr Heywoord,
Mr Labary,
Mr – a Frenchamn
Mr Labbady, closet keeper to the King, in his absence Mr Dujardain
Pages of the presence :
Mr Hyde,
Mr Aram,
Mr
Lt General Hamilton, Master of the Wardrobe
Doctor Constable, King’s Physician
Mr Bolio, Chirurgeon
Sir William Waldegrave, Queen’s Physician
Earl of Perth, Governor to the prince
Mr Plundin, Under-Governor
Doctor Betham, a priest preceptor
Doctor Ingleton, a priest sub-preceptor
Father Constable, a Jesuit chaplain
His grooms of the Bed Chamber :
Mr Layburn,
Mr Nevil,
Mr Strickland,
Mr Sackville
Gentleman Ushers :
Mr Symes,
Mr Duping
Mr Mosma, writing master and French master
Capt Booth, teach the prince to exercise the pike and musket
Mr Buckingham, riding master
Sir William Ellis, two of the commissioners for the Board of the green cloth
Mr Sheridan
Mr Doyle, two messengers who are constantly employed to carry letters
Mr Nash
Mr Lee, messengers employed about the castle
Mr Powlett,
Mr Walsh,
Mr White
Mrs Stafford, governess to the Princess
Bed Chamber women : Mrs Plowden,
Mrs Biddulph,
Lady Lee,
Mrs Symms
Father Constable, confessor and chaplain
Pages to the back stayres :
Mr Fulham,
Mr Wilkie
Mr Middleton, apothecary to the King, Queen, Prince and Princess
Mc Macarty, King’s butler
Mr Gautier, furnishes the King with wines and the house with wax candles
Mr Pemberton, layes the cloath for the King, Queen, Prince and Princess
and Mr Symson
Mr Atkins, cooks
Mr Broomer,
Mr Thomas,
Mr Miner,
Mr Dulater
Another Mr Dilater, almoner to the King and Prince
Mr Halfpenny, sadlers
and Mr Shaw
Mr Lewin, perveyors for the stables
and Mr Devereux »

« 1 paire of stairs :
Mr Controller Skelton
Dutchess of Tyrconnel
Mr Hide
Lord Chamberlain
Duke of Berwick
Lady d’Almond
Earle of Melfort
Count Molza
Mr Carill
Mr Turene
Mrs Turene
Lady Sophia Buckly
Lady Walgrave
Mr Conquest
Sir John Sparrow
Lord Dumbarton

2 paire of stairs :
Lady Governess
Lady Strickland

3 paire of stairs :
Mr Lavery and the King’s necessary woman
Father Warner
Marquis d’Albeville
Mr Dupuis and the Lady Strickland’s servants
Lady Governesse’s servants
Mr Balthazar
Mrs London
Mrs Walgrave

4 paire of stairs :
Mr Brown
Mr Graham
Mr Joshn Stafford
Officers of the guard
Father White
Mr vice chamberlain Strickland
Mr Inese the priest
Father Gally
Mrs de Lauter
Mrs Chappell
Mr Benefield
Sir William Walgrave
Count Lauzun
Mr Biddulph
Mr Leyburn
Mrs Rogé
Lady Lucy Herbert
Father Ruga
Father Sabran
Sir Edward Hales

5 paire of stairs :
Mr Buckingham
Mr Noble
Mr Cadrington and the Prince’s necessary woman
The King’s barber
Mr Beaulieu
Mrs Simms
Mr Dufour
Mess. Ronchi priests
Mr Ronchi gentleman usher

Ground rooms :
Mr Martinash
Mr Atkins the cook in a room lent him by the concierge
Captaine Trevanian
Mr Harrison
Mr Francis Stafford
Mr Inese the gentleman usher
Mr La Croix
Mr Gothard
The King’s wardrobe
Mr vice Chamberlain Porter
Captain MacDonnel
Mr Labady
Mr Riva
Mr Crane
Sir Roger Strickland
Mr des Arthur
Mr Nevil
Madame Nurse »