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Notable Deaths and Church Appointments Across Regions
Notices record deaths including Bart of Montpelier dying in minority and unmarried, Henry Furnese Esq. named heir. John Wills nephew and heir to Sir Charles Wills. James Fuller Esq. aged 64. Maundy Thursday royal charity to poor decayed housekeepers at Whitehall. Robbery of Mr Fownes near Putney Heath by sailors. Pay Office accounts from Dec 1733 to Jun 1734 and six months’ reckonings. Archbishop of Canterbury presents to All Souls. Lady Burrington Goldsworthy delivers a son. Lent preaching appointments listed. Dublin University visitors examine Fellows amid reform talks. Dr. Taylor donates 100 guineas to charity schools and Protestant religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sussex
York
Almoner
Royal
Whitehall
Fownes
Putney Heath
Archbishop of Canterbury
Thomas Bathurst
All Souls College, Oxon
Bertie
Burrington Goldsworthy
Charles Wager
Fishmongers Hall
Heylin
Stebbing
St. Botolph Aldgate
Mr Foulke
St. Stephen Coleman-street
Mr. Arrowsmith
St. Sepulchres
Mr. Price
St. Martin In the Fields
Mr Bristowe
St. Katharine
Deane
St James Clarkenwell
Stubbs
St. Saviour Southwark
Lovel
Dublin
Clogher
Swift
D.S.P
University
C. Dublin