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Proclamations and Deaths in a British Chronicle
March 4 to 6 entries list eight persons burnt in the hand and a forger sentenced to the pillory and imprisonment. Notables: Lady Treby dies, Charles Murray named Captain in the 3d Foot Guards, Lady Manners dies of smallpox, a proclamation calls Scottish peers to Holyrood, Lord Carteret and Sir George Marrender die, Parliament prorogued to the 23rd, Pope Clement XI dies after a long illness, and various London figures noted.
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Charles Vernon
Green
Wiliam Giles
Charles Saenders
Thomas Bran
Handy
Edward Cotterel
John Halter
Fohia Smithers
Smithurst
Grace Page
Elizabeth Pair
Laurence Wadron
Lewis Elliot
Richar Leevey
Susannah Gilman
William Saunders
Temple Bar
Fluffer
Treby
George Treby
the Common Pleas
Charles Murray
Earl of Dunmore
3D Regiment of Foot-Guards
Richard Reynolds
Rachel Manners
John Manners
Duke of Rutland
Scotland
Edinburgh
House of Peers of
Great Britain
William Marques
Amondale
Preurify
Zohn Geeen
London
Portfoken
George Howard
Farher
Thomas Howard
Duke of Norfolk
John Carteret
Lord Carteret
Edward Noel
Earl of Gaitsborough
Commissioners of Excise
Jre
George Marrender
Lowend
Shire of Hadingtoun