Sir Richard Glyn
English banker and Lord Mayor of London
Born
June 13th, 1711
313 years ago
Died
1773
252 years ago — 62 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
United Kingdom
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Born in 1711, served as a prominent banker and politician in England. Held the position of Lord Mayor of London, influencing financial and political matters in the city. Contributed to the establishment of banking practices during the 18th century. Involved in various civic projects aimed at improving London’s infrastructure and services.
Served as Lord Mayor of London in 1758
Held multiple positions in the banking sector
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