Day of Festivities and Marriages in London Society
The piece covers a wedding at St Stephen Coleman Street between a Sir William Ler rayne's son and Miss Applebee, plus Royal and noble entertainment for the monarch’s birthday. It notes visits by royals, gifts, banquets, oaths, and fireworks, with details of funerals, robberies, and military reports from various places, including Bristol and Bath. The tone mirrors a daily chronicle of high society, state events, and public misdeeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lerrayne
Northumberland
St. Stephen Coleman Street
Arnold King
Applebee
Windsor
Bath
Bristol
Thomas Saunderson
Viscount Gage
Nash
C. J
Duke
Royal Chapel
St. James’s
Regis
Lord Onslow
Duke of Richmond
Privy Garden
Whitehall
Duke of Newcastle
Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields
Lord Harrington
Jey Cibber
Green
Guildhall
Micajah Perry
Wetminster
Skinners ‘Company
Haberdashers
Skinners
John Barnard
Black Fryars
Sir John Barnard
Alderman Lambert
Commodore Brown
West Indies
Tinker
Col. Bladen
Bahame Islands
Fitz-Williams
Newmarket
Duke of Bridgewater
Earl of Halifan
Earl of Portmore
Lord Portmore
Laft
Clapton
Mr. Lacy
Catenton-street
Arches Court
Canterbury
St. Helen’s
Richard Byfield
Packer
William Byfield
Lullington
Kent
Percival Hart
Ely
Eastcheap
Jennison
Thomas Renton
Chelsea Hospital
Ings
Royal Hospital
Chelsea
Bridgenorth
Archdeacon
Peploe
Chester
Manchester
Robert Smith
University of Cambridge
Royal Highnes
Duke of Cumberland
St. Margaret
Westminster
Thomas Gooch
King’s Bench
Marshalsea
Mary Dinely
John Dinely
Charlton
Worcester
Devonshire
Prsmot
Hampshire
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Hounslow Heath
Antwerp
Royal Exchange
Putney-Common
Finges
Shepherd’s Bush
Southgate
East Barnet
Mims
of Wales
Cornwall
Dutch East-India Company
China
Lifton
Bahia
Goa
East-India
Crimea
Bastia
Paris
Lord Theodore
Corsica
Lesters
Vienna
Bannat
Saave
Couns Cornberg
Ortova
Belgrade
Petersbourg
Sweden
Czarina
Constantinople