Sir Gilbert Heathcote, 1st Baronet

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Sir Gilbert Heathcote Bt
Sheriff of London
In office 1703–1704

Parliament of England
Preceded by Sir John Fleet Sir William Ashurst Thomas Papillon Sir James Houblon	Member of Parliament for the City of London 1701 With: Sir William Ashurst Sir Robert Clayton Sir William Withers	Succeeded by Sir William Ashurst Sir Robert Clayton Sir William Withers Sir John Fleet
Preceded by Sir William Ashurst Sir Robert Clayton Sir William Withers Sir John Fleet	Member of Parliament for the City of London 1701–1707 With: Sir William Ashurst 1701–1702, 1705–1707 Sir Robert Clayton 1701–1702, 1705–1707 Sir Thomas Abney 1701–1702 Sir William Prichard 1702–1705 Sir John Fleet 1702–1705 Sir Francis Child 1702–1705 Samuel Shepheard 1705–1707	Succeeded by Parliament of Great Britain
Parliament of Great Britain
Preceded by Parliament of England	Member of Parliament for the City of London 1707–1710 With: Sir Robert Clayton 1707 Samuel Shepheard 1707–1708 Sir William Ashurst 1707–1710 Sir William Withers 1707–1710 John Ward 1708–1710	Succeeded by Sir William Withers Sir Richard Hoare Sir George Newland Sir John Cass
Preceded by Thomas Tonkin Alexander Pendarves	Member of Parliament for Helston 1715–1722 With: Sidney Godolphin	Succeeded by Sir Robert Raymond Walter Carey
Preceded by Lord Harry Powlett Paul Burrard	Member of Parliament for Lymington 1722–1727 With: Paul Burrard	Succeeded by Lord Nassau Powlett Anthony Morgan
Preceded by Lord Binning Philip Cavendish	Member of Parliament for St Germans 1727–1733 With: Sidney Godolphin 1727–1732 Richard Eliot 1733	Succeeded by Richard Eliot Dudley Ryder
Government offices
Preceded by Sir Francis Eyles	Governor of the Bank of England 1709–1711	Succeeded by Sir Nathaniel Gould
Preceded by Sir Thomas Scawen	Governor of the Bank of England 1723–1725	Succeeded by William Thompson
Civic offices
Preceded by Sir Samuel Garrard, 4th Baronet	Lord Mayor of London 1710–1711	Succeeded by Sir Robert Beachcroft
Baronetage of Great Britain
New creation	Baronet (of London) 1733	Succeeded by John Heathcote