Birthday Celebration at St James's in Grand Court Presence
The right honorable lord high chancellor hosted a magnificent dinner for judges at Lincoln's Inn Fields, then attended the king's birth day at St James's. Notables including Sir Cron Saville, Lord Mayor, and Aldermen witnessed knighthoods and a regal procession. Royal music by Colley Cibber and Dr Green accompanied the gala.
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Dri Cecil
Bangor
Lumley
Martin Lumley
Richard, Chamberlayne of
Gray’s-Inh
James Lumley
Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields
Lincoln’s-Inn
Cron Saville
Bart
Nottinghamshire
Leicester-fields
Serjeant Baynes
Marshalsea Court
Daniel
Deceas
Pati
George Clivé
Lincoln’s Inn
St. James's
Baron Thomson
John
Salter
Comhil
Robert Godschall
Bithopsgate
Robert
Montagu
Harcourt
Thip
Regina
Berland
Prince of Wales
Carolines
Wales
Georg Bias
Extel
Corhods
Colley Cibber
Ely
Muffick
Dr. Green
St. James’s
Unclear archival text on ecclesiastical appointments
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss applications for cardinal positions and references to the pope, cardinals Cofeia Agguaviva Cirfini Kier Dudgeon and Vientia. Ambiguous names, dates, and places render concrete facts difficult to extract from the damaged source.
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Cofeia
Cirfini
Dudgeon
Fragmentary note on Derbyshire family genealogy 18th century
Fragmentary OCR mentions a Derbyshire county family, a daughter of eight, a book of nationalty, and a Roman Catholic family line. It references a 1720 to 1721 period and names Howard and a Lady, with unclear context and multiple garbled phrases.
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Roscomme
Acon
Raliosheashire
Esq
Ake
Natale
Norele
Derby
Tadkithea
Howard
Roman Cagholick
Fragmentary 18th Century Politico Rumor From Parliament
A garbled account mentions Parliament discussions and a group called Gentlemen at ghar. It refers to a returned document from a Person of high authority and hints at warmth and vigour in proceedings, with unclear names and dates.
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Nytt Raex
Bae
Ghar
Great George and Liberty Hymn Recitative Chorus
A fragmentary royal nostalgic ode praising King George for Britain's liberty and peace. Recitatives discuss Providence, leadership, and the godlike hero, urging restraint in ambition and defense of liberty. Refrains evoke distant rivers Rhine and Po and the joys of freedom in Britain under George's gentle sway.
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Rhine
Britain
George
Heav
Costeliga Realisto
Peas