Funeral Procession of the Duke with Crowned Attendants
Long description of a royal funeral and procession detailing the rank and dress of nobles, marshals, and guards, the handling of the coffin, and the route from chapel to town church. Includes notes on the royal family, church ceremony, and subsequent royal movements in Versailles, Fontainebleau, and London agencies.
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Stammer
Huntsman
Bennigsen
Marshal
Order
M. de Schwiecel
M. de Hoym
Esbeek
Gabelhoven
M.de Cramm
M. de Veltheim
Peterstorf
de Veltheim
Harpke
Grone
Schack
Oldershanzen
Schwartzkoppen
Cramm
Mannich
Weltheim
Chappel
Themelvyes
Roffing
Volckening
Harperg
Stainberg
Dreiffigmarck
Valers de Chambre
Haden
Rhedecken
Lifton
Campen
Life Guards
Christina-Louisa
Beveren
Elizabeth of
Christina-Sophia
Frederick-Albertina
Hageman
Paris
Zune
N.S
M. Bloffer
Clermont
Montferrant
Auvergne
Clermontferrant
Marquis de Coigny
Marchioness de Grave
Diane
Endymion
Fontainebleau
Creditors of Daniel Lloyd meet on estates in London
Creditors of Daniel Lloyd late of Seven Oaks in Kent Chapman are to meet at Tom's Coffee House Cornhill London on Wednesday the 9th of June at three o clock in the afternoon for special affairs. Remote claimants must send their accounts of claims on the estate to Mr Warpo attorney in Dyers Court Aldermanbury London.
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Freasury
Whitehall
Robert Walpole
William Yonge
Clayton
Murray
Healing
Lincoln
Waller
Foot Guards
Han
Earl of Dunmere
St. James’s Park
Baron Carter Ser
Leicester
Sutton Ser
Great Marlborough Street
Greenwich
Brett
Holland
Heffe Caffel
Great Britain
King’s Bench Bar
Westminster
Raymond
Webster
John Carlton
de Veil
Hyde Park
Highmore
Jen
Thames-street
Kennington Common
Gentlemen of
London
Kene
Charles Ogleby
Samuel Curtis
Daniel Lloyd
Seven-Oakes
County of
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South Sea
India
Royal Afsurance
York Buildings
Ann
Welch
Deal
Hungerford
Sutton
Streights
Portsmouth
Richmond
Mr. Keene
Spain