Coronation and Appointments Amid Royal Ceremonies
The Crown passes to the King in a grand Westminster ceremony with the Archbishop of Canterbury, peers, and regalia. New appointments include governors, privy council members, ambassadors, and court officers. Shipments to Holland and Lisbon accompany news of titles, medals, and ceremonial duties.
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Henry Lord Pages
Burton
Earl of
Uxbridge
Duke of Richmond
Grafton
Ent
Lincoln
Dorser
Middlesex
Manchester
Berkeley
Orrery
Selkirk
Stairs
Lord Carteret
Duke of Kent
Windsor Castle
Ranger
Forest
Duke of Northumberland
Earl of Abingdon
Aylesford
Lord Cobham
Stenhope
Vienna
Earl of Stairs
London
King Geoge
Weftminster
Weftminster Hall
Viscount Longueville
Earl of Dorser
St. Edward’s
Earl of Salisbury
Earl of Pembroke
Earl of Lincoln
Earl of Sutherland
Earl of Derby
Duke of Grafton
Duke of Somerset
Duke of Argyle
Salisbury
Bangor
Litchfield
Coventry
Westminster Hall
St. Peter
Earl Marshal
James Clerk
Duke of Aquitain
F. Andrews
Duke of Normandy
Orders of St
George
St. Andrew
Ermin
Oxford
Prince of Wales
I minster-Hall
Daniel Webb
Earl of Northampton
Tower of London
Hatton Compton
John Charlton
Elgs
Charles Scarbgorough
Earl of Bridgwater
Prince and Princess of Wales
Col.Selwin
Spencer Comper
Councellor Fortune
Lisbon
N.S
Brazil
Kinsale
Ufab
Belcham
Placentia
Waterford
Mary
Nants
Bleffin
Cadig
Biddeford
Woolf
Dublin
Bourdeaux
Cork
St. Anne
Zurickzee
Royal Anne of
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Duke de Nozifles
Hugh Boscawen
St. Maw's Castle
Francis Scobel
Earl of Cholmondeley
Chester
Seymour
Mr. Howard
Brigadier Dormer
Brigadier Breton
Col
Kerr
Feilding
Cornwal
Littleton
Loe
Henry Conningham
Scotland
Marquis of Winchester
Milford Haven
South Wales
Carnarvon
Elizabeth
Henry Bernard
James Brydges
Henry Brydges
Addlestrope
Gloucester
Francis Brydges
Salt Office
James Lord Chendois
Lord Chandois
Wilton
Hereford