Funeral Service for Duchess of Orleans in Paris Church
Paris witnesses a solemn funeral for the late Duchess of Orleans at the Abbey-oval church of St Dennis with wax tapers and royal choristers. The King’s chapel at the castle heard Mass as the monarch fell ill then recovered after bloodletting and a purge. On the 16th instant the King heard Mass again in his chamber and received holy ashes from Abbe Caulét.
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Orleans
St. Dennis
Alby
St.Lewis
M. de Balsac
Verdun
Duke of Orleans
Caulét
Watermen Held Over Rape Robbery Murder Case at Smallbury Green
Londown February 7 report on John Buckingham and William Smith Watermen linked to the Anne Bristow murder in Smallbury Green. Theophilus White sailed to Holland. two seamen arrested at Gravesend report to Mr. Peck of the Angel Inn. Smith denies his name, later admits guilt. Buckingham resisted and was bound, ironed, and imprisoned. James Simkin apprehended at Purfleet and confined at the Poultry Compter after examination. Board of Ordnance meeting with Earl Cadogan and General Willis noted. Baron Schach, long resident for Duke of Lorraine, plans return.
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John Buckingham
William Smith
Anne Bristow
Smallbury Green
Phanix
Theophilus White
Holland
Gravesend
Peck
Angel-Inn
London Gazette
Smithing
Wright
Buckingham
Earl of Tankerville
Mr. Peck
Purfleet
Essex
Custom-house
Poultry Compter
John Fryer
Newgate
Board of Ordnance
Eart Cadogan
General Willis
Baron Schach
Duke of Lorrain