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Chronological Diary notes clerk appointments and deaths
The Chronological Diary records appointments in royal offices and several deaths from February 17 to 24. Entries include Sir Robert Corbet becoming Clerks Controller of the Green-Cloth, Wiliam East named Commissioner of the Wine-License Office, and multiple mournful notices such as the death of John Hughes Secretary of Peace commissions, and others like Colonel Levingstone and James Fayrer. It also notes the Marquis de Senneterre’s private audience and various London and Oxford dignitaries passing away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Horner
Robert Corbet
Stoke
Salop
Bare
Robert Wroth
Deceas
D. Wiliam East
William George Creffet
John Hughes
Parker
Staunton
Mason
Weffrzinster Abbey
Tuffnel
Levingstone
Nova Scotia
Afaffachusetts
Canada
John Incledon
House of Lords
John Mackintore
Aldersgate Street
Newstate
Worley
Auddlefes
John Coeter
Greemoich
Kene
Buckingham
Owen Buckingham
London
Lady Piers
Charles Piers
Magdalen College
Oxford
James Fayrer
Edinburgh
George
Maxwell, Bart
Henry Canby
Marquis de Senneterre
Thomas ‘Stephens
Lupiae
Gleusefer