Funeral of the Baroness Somerville and City News of the Realm
The issue reports the death of Baroness Somerville of Drum and Spy Park, widow to James Lord Somerville, with estates in Chippenham. It notes the Bishopric vacancies of Gloucester Bangor Carlisle and lists candidates for St Peter's Cornhill. Also covered are horse racing results, royal arrivals, and a procession of German Lutherans to St James's, including a sermon and charitable gifts.
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Barber
Black Fryars
Fishmongers Hall
Edinburgh
Baroness Somerville
James Lord Somerville
Drum
Edinburghshire
Spy- Park
Wiltshire
Gaultier Somervile
England
William the Conqueror
Edward Rolt
Lacham
Hertfordshire
Esy
Chippenham
Wits
Edward Baynton Rolt
Rob
Sicham
Queen Square
Wesmminster
John Waugh
Carlisle
St. Peter’s
Cornhill
Common Council
City of
London
Otober
Samuel Bradford
Rochester
Gloucester
Bangor
Middleton
St. Bride’s
Griggman
Bishopsgate Without
Boswell
Afr
Portfoken Ward
Wilson
Sodor and Man
Wilton
Newmarket
Lord Godolphin
Shock
Lord Gower
Spider
Duke of Somerset
Chance
Duke of Devonshire
Spot
Mr. Honeywood
Lord Middleton
Sir Michael Newton
Mrs Parrot
Duke of Bolton
Hackney
Lord Hallifax
Farinell
Mr. Watkin William Wynn
Mr. Panton
Old Palace Yard
Westminster
Gravesend
Prince Frederick
Dunbar
Vincent Bourne
Westminster School
Thomas Ward
House of Commons
John Spence
Clerkenwell
Frances Waller
John Waller
Gregory
Beaconsfield
Bucks
John Hillersden
Batchelor
Corpus Christi College, Oxon
Giles Thorne
Beacingfield
Duke’s Court
St. Martin’s
Michael Robinson
Portsnouth
Zollicoffre
Morocco
Portsmouth
Sheerness
Blandford
St. James’s
St. James’s Park
Hampshire
Berlin
Amsterdam
van Hooren
Whitehead
One Tun
Strand
Mr. Morgan
Tine-Mouth
Newcastle
Leith
Kensington
Signor Farinelli
Esterday
Colley Cibber
Ely
Laurent
John Eccles
His Majesty
Fit Saltzburghers
Rotterdam
Georgia
Trinity-lane
Guerdes
Colony of
Society For Promoting
George and the Sun Unite in Royal Glory
The verse lauds a monarch and divine aid guiding world affairs. It depicts George as a godlike influencer bringing peace while fires of war loom, and praises Britain Albion with fruitful harvests and commerce. A trumpet signals martial power and the cannon’s roar as a celebration of the king’s fame.
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George
Phebus
Albion
Phobus
Horus
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