Various European Finances and a Royal Procession at St Pauls
Sums proposed to relieve finances in Prussia and France include land grants for foreigners, recall of troops, and a perpetual tax on diversions. The Hague reports reduced extraordinary taxes on houses. A detailed account lists the ceremony and numerous officials for a crown procession to St Pauls Cathedral on a public thanksgiving day, including princes, officers, lawyers, clergy, and royal attendants.
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Prussia
France
La.ely
Hague
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Privy Seal
Council
Parliament
Aldermer
London
Princes Council
King’s Advocate
Knights of the Bath
Exchequer
Jewel House
Coife
The
Common Pleas
Rolls
King’s Bench
Officers of
Knights of the Garter
Marquiffes
Clarenceux
Norroy Bord
Canter- Ospry
Royal Thanksgiving at St Pauls Cathedral in 17th century record
An account describes the ceremonial arrangement in St Paul’s Cathedral with Queen Anne on the throne and attending ladies, officials, and nobles present or seated in designated positions. It also reports on multiple notices including a dispense for Rev. William Cheats, colonial appointments, deaths, pardons, and observations on Dunkirk fortifications and postwar employment plans.
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Juhich
Anne
St. Paul?s
George of
Denmark
Canterbury
York
House of Lords
House of Commons
Peereffes
London
William Cheats
Magdalen College
Cambridge
John Bord
Lincoln
Thorpe
Newark Upon Trent
Nottingham
Wickenby
Morden College
Amsterdam
Warwick
Cranfield
Richard Skelton
Maitland
Aldgate Ward School
Lanerk
Scotland
William Smellie
Crooked-Jane
William Jewson
Laft
Plaistow
Essex
William New
Sun Fire Office
Cheapside
Mr. Rigg
Covent-Garden
Dalkeith
Edinburgh
Bishopfaie
St. James’s Park
Black-lion-stairs
Hungertford-stairs
Wetherill
Guards
His Majesty’s Navy
Gosport
Garnon
Durand
Savoy
Dunkirk
France
Guadaloupe
Martinico
England
Epilogue to Mr Foote Oratory by J C J Ow
A compact critique in verse addressing public debate and the role of voices in church and state. The piece questions who would shun or stoke controversy, framing rhetoric as a furnace that heats civic life.
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Mr. Foote
J. C—Jr
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