Clerical Lent Preachers and Royal Chapels Appointments
A record of Lent preacher appointments for Whitehall and other royal chapels for 1730 1 including Ash Wednesday March 3 and subsequent Fridays and Wednesdays with names such as Dr Lovell Dr Jones Dr Hargraves Dr Crow and others plus note of ship sailing from the River to Guinea and recruitment movements for Tyrell Cosby and Burrell in the garrison amid a roster of ecclesiastical figures and ceremonial mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mijesty
Osbalderton
York
Durham
Chamberlain
Bland
Covenwry
Litchhell
Byrd
Sullingfeer
Altcration
His Majesty’s Chapel
Whitehall
Lovell
Jones
Hargraves
Crow
Butts
CoobJen
Herring
Pearce
Clark
Sarum
Lee
Earl of Litchfield
Guinea
William and Anne
Beveridge
Minorca
Tyrell
Cosby
Burrell
Diplomatic Movements Amid Treaty Talks and News of Parma
The bulletin from Holland and Vienna reports Konigseck meeting the Emperor after his private audience and noting progress in negotiations. A grand conference is held on current affairs as pacification appears, while levies continue. Rome orders protest over Parma and Placentia, Kufstein's travel suspended, and Paris hints at a marriage alliance involving Infante Don Carlos and a Spanish archduchess with a broader imperial alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merday
Holland
Vienna
Omt Konigseck
Spain
Cardinal Grimaldi
Rome
Parma
Placentia
Count Kufstein
Germany
Paris
Don Carlos
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Oratory
Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields
Clare-markt
Nantaigne
Great Titterson
Sranivan
Greece
Py Hagoras
Piace
Plutarch
Xenanha
Creere
Europe
Peterborough
Terry
Gilbert
Landoff
D .Booth
Wirdsor
Bath and Wells
Manfor
Rochester
Water
Archbo
Cantaehnee
Rcivul Ve
Dr. Benson
Westminster
Lord Almoner
Grafton
Safle Ley
Holcombe
Dyin Beaune
Aire Clark
Mr. Bernard
Gally
Ashton
Northamptonshire
Hallings
Ledbury
Hereford
Same
Brinker
Beoke
Cornwall
Exeter
Admiralty
Loton
Plymouth
Soho
Allen Holland
Servants Inn
Chancery Lane
Dublin
Lord Titz-Morris
Elizabeth Leighton
South Sea
Bank
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Assurance
York Buildings
Welch
His Majesty’s Company of
Theatre Royal
Drury Lane
Pir
King’s Theatre
the Haymarket
White’s Cheeslare House
St. James’s-street
Haymarke
Lord Townley
Mr. Furnivall
Manly
Mr. Mullart
Francis Wronghead
Mr. Jones
Squire Richard
Mr. Ayres
Count Daffer
Mr. Reynolds
John Moody
Hallam
Lady Townley
Mollare
Grace
Furnivall
Lady Wronghead
Mr. Lacy
Jenny
Miss Price
Myrtilla
M_untter
Goodman’s Fields
Lord Townly
Mr. Giffard
Lady Town'y
Giffard
Mr. Eddy
Count Kaffer
Bard N
Bullock
Collett
Morgan
Haughon
Motherly
Palm R
Thomas
Wronghead
Lee’s Chambers
Pennyworth
Pannell
Suspecis Conconaies Las Barks
Fawkes
Famestreet
Hann
N.B
Prochbeck
Zurich
Switzerland
Sulcane
Pallumpank
Fatt-Indies
England
George Tavern
Charing Cross
Weere
Goodwin
Spring Gardens
Signior den Martenzack
Menlieac Sebastien
Betty
PoUmilheth
Toa Gate
Che Hay Marke
Pall-Mall
N. B
Cuac Suen
Tower-Hil
Thomas Purr
John Turnbull
St. Clement's Danes
Taylor
Patrick Turnbull
William Turnbull
Bso Bace
Will. Eaton
New Square
George Townlend
Thomas Owen
Charles Townlend
Hon. Court of Exchequer
Wetminster
Charles Taylor
Flys Lepary- Remembrancer
Exchequer
Inner-Temple
Mr. Barton
White Lion
Talbore Court
Grace-church-street
George-Inn
Cripplegate
West Indies
Poland
Mecow
Maryland
Michabe Buarp
Tower-Dock
Great Tower
Tara
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