Obsequies of Lord de la War and Regency Notes
A colonial era notice lists the burial of the late Lord de la War at St Margaret's Westminster, mentions the Earl of Findlater joining the Privy Council, and reports plans for a new secretary to the Lords of the Regency. It includes numerous financials, land sale details in Ireland, theatre advertisements, and various public notices.
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Lord de la War
St. Margaret’s
Westminster
James Earl of Findlater
Privy Council
Charles Dela Faye, Esq
Regency
Westmeath
Ireland
Athlone
Mullingate
Gallen
Mayo
Foxford
Castebar
Ballinrobe
Viscount Dillon
Conduittreet
Hanover Square
Mr. Sexton
Gray’s Inn
Mr. Staunton
Usher’s Key
Dublin
Bates
Lord Dillon
Daily Courant
Briday
Francis Lord Kishop
Rochester
Henry Avory
St Martin’s Lare
Richard Say
Fleet Street
Afr
Ralph Thoresby
F.R .S
John Smith
John and
Barhad Clark
Cheapside
J. Rober
Warwick-Kane
A. Dodd
Temple-Bat
J. Fox
WeAminster-Wall
Paris
Bon Renans
James Croiffant Garpagcot
St. Andre
Tho Woodward
Monteur Barbeyrac
University of Lausanne
Independent Whig
J. Peele
Rocke’s Head
Parcenofter
Price
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India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London
York
Bowen
Leigh
Theatre-Royal
Drury-Lane
Edward Heartford
Shepeard
Tit. Shaklehead
Mr. Nortiss
Squire Heartford
Barrere
Tilman
Taeger
Lincoln’s-Inn- Fields
Will
Timne
Quifsta
Bullock Senior
Morgan
Ballock
Adam
D. Papirer
Europa
Bertiy
Stepney Chirch
Jd Snott
Norice
Jonathan Wilde
Baily
Royal
Thomas Cranwell
Rotterdam
Walker Exchange
Leghorn
Coffe-houf
Red Lion
Swithen's Alley
Michael Aland
Tygery Tower
Morrison and Burkham
Andrew's Coff
Eastcheap
Essex
Tom’ Golkec-Houk
Plastowe
West-Main
William Fiest
Cornhill
Sele
Covent-Garden
Hanecock
Bevis
Gabri
John
Sventh
Yorkshire
T. Waraiac