Death of the Duke of Buckinghamshire in the Abbey service
The text records the death of the Duke of Buckinghamshire and titles he held, noting solemn abbey rites, the Garter King at Arms proclaiming the star and title, and the discharge of royal officers’ white staves. It mentions a June election in Scotland to fill a peerage, salaries for officers, a pillory sentence for forgery, and stock prices or items from the day.
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Duke of
Buckinghamshire
Duke and Marnais of
Normanby
Earl of Mulgrave
Sheffield
Butterwick
Order of the Garters
Deceas
Scotland
Marq
Anandale
Holyrood House
Edinburgh
Treasury
Saunders
Buenos Ayres
India
York
Royal Exchange
London
South Sea
Bank
York Buildings
Haydon Yard
John Kemp
Pallmall
St. James’s
Mr. Vallarot
Strand
J. Anays
St. Pan's Churchyard
South Sea Company
Archibald Hutcheson
Middle Temple
Halting
Sussex
E. Morphew
Stationers Hall
Westminster
Fuft
Marseilles
Great Britain
Richard Bradley
W. Mears
Lamb
Albion
J. Theobald
M. D
Oxford
Royal
W.cherewood
Covent-Garden
Pris. Gd. N. B
W. Chetwood
Hartford Bridge
Hampshire
John Fawle
Pall-mall
St. James
Libery
Raphael
Nicholas Dorigoy
England
Sun Court King-street Covert-Garden
Penkethman
Martha White
Henry Gibson
Batterworth
Mitre Inn
Preston
Lancashire
Yorkshire
Materia Medica Botannica
G. Knowles
G. Strahan
Sorel
Mr. Tho
Meighan
Drury Lane
Mc. F. Hhilyaed
Xor