Funeral of Sir Charles Tirrell Jr at Hem-House Essex
The funeral and procession of Sir Charles Tirrell Jr. drew a large crowd from Hem-House in Essex to East Horaday parish church. The hearse, horses, and mourners moved in a solemn line, with velvet pall, escutcheons, and banners. Clergy from Magdalen College and Clare Hall are noted, while local authorities and tenants observed the service.
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Charles Tirrell Jr
Hem-House
Essex
East
Horaday
Hearst
Thomas Abdy
John Smith
Jenour
Hall
Comber
Floyde
Pearce
Wyat
Cooke
Peacock
Magdalen College
Oxford
Appleton
Abingdon
Piltner
Watts
Honourable Society of Lincoln’s Inn
Clare-Hall
Cambridge
Orfton
County of
Wilts
Temple
Cheapside
Bow-Church Yard
Walters
Strand
Hampstead
Derby
Johm Smith
Stafford
Sam. Stone
William Linnett
Maidstone
Kent
Samuel Smith
Lambeth
John James
Smith
Emerson
Wortester
Surrey
Hales
Peckham
Emerton
Worcester
To be LETT In Exchange Adley House late in Occupation
The text references a shop on the right hand of the passage into the Je cule Coffee-house and offices next to Baker's Coffee oase. Inquiries are to be made of Mr James Hopkins in Lombard Street near the Post Office for details at this address.
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Arthur Haflerigg
Ring-Tail
Bradley
Marquess
Lindsey
Archer
du Cain
Hackney
Richard Lambert
Queénhith
St.Paul’s
St.Paul’s To Miss Wrigglesworth
Jos. Wrigglesworth
Paris
Orleans
Henley
Abingdon
Thames
Lisbon
Strick
Bergen
Hull
Bear-Key
Modena
Mirandola
Warsaw
Palatinate of Bracklow
Augustus III
Count Minicgg
Palatinate
Roffentki
Taylor
Italy
Great
Suffolk
Ufe
Adley
Richard
Thangs
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