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Chronological Diary July 12 13 16 18 20 lists deaths and appointments
The entry records multiple appointments and deaths: Philip Cavendish becomes Vice Admiral of the White in place of the deceased Edward Hopton, and John Balchen becomes Rear-Admiral of the Blue in Cavendish’s room. It notes deaths including Hancock, Brad ford, Paul, and Mrs Stonehouse, plus various ecclesiastical and court appointments and marriages. The Queen of France delivers a princess at Versailles. Notable figures named include Andrew Tooke, Christopher Wyvil, Samuel Bradford, Abraham Markland, Sir Nathaniel Gould, and other officials and clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pailip Cavendish
England
Edward Hopton, Esq
Deceas
John Balchen
Admiral Cavendish
Dy'd Hancock
Andrew Tooke
Charter-house School
Thomas Walker
R. ‘ Goug
Chistopher Wyvil
Excise
Dn Ogden
Deceasd
Samuel Bradford
Neancastle Upon Tyne
Rochester
Fofiak Paul
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
France
Verailles
Stonehouse
Sir John Stonehoufe
Radley
County of
Berks
Charles Carkaffe
His Majesty’s Customs
Hester
Battersea
Surrey
Lady Pratt
Yohkn Pratt
King’s Bench
Samuel Lambert
Abraham Markland
Meanfloke
Southampton
Winchester
St. Cros
Thomas Brocas
Beaurpere
Ely
Sandys
Worcester
Nathaniel Gould
Shoreham
Suje
Bank of Exland