Funeral pomp for the Duke of York proceeds to Westminster
A detailed account of royal funeral rites for the Duke of York including coffins urns and banners. The Mary yacht carried the body to Greenwich then to Westminster with drums trumpets and a royal salute. Ceremonial procession arrangements and officials listed. Details of state staff and clergy connected to the interment are given.
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Montreal
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Duke of York
Woolwich
Greenwich
Westminster
Jerusalem
House of Lords
Houshold
Houseold
Qld Palace
Westminster Abbey
Henry the Witch
Treffels
Cdy
Garter King of Arms
Earl of Athburnham
Sussex
Foot-Guards
Leifter
Viscount Townshend
Ireland
Frederick Campbell
Witter
Richard Jackson
Lees
Bowen Southwell
Smith
Captain Brown
Major Stanton
Captain Jeson
Major Mercer
Lady Townshend
Hafler
Swan
Gay
Young
Cornwallis
Dean Baily
Dean Digby
Dean Cope
Stopford
Dr. Leland
Robert Pyment
Beaufort
Walsh
Col
Burton
Major Rooke
Crosby
Browne
Manby
Jennings
Williamson
Dilkes
Lieut
Churchill
A’court
Mr. Davies
Wright
Brereton
Bourke
Mercer
Schomberg
Campbell
Candidates Appeal to Gentlemen and Freeholders in 1767
A compilation of election notices from Derby Hereford Oxford Northampton and Somerset. Denotes multiple gentlemen’s appeals for support, pledges to defend rights and the king, and thanks to electors after meetings in 1767. Mentions Henry Harpur W Cornwall T Forey junior Osbourne Geo Bairpess Rooney C K Tynreg R Hypeistey Coxe Sir Charles Kemeys TyntTa and others.
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St. Alban’s
Hying
County of
Derby
George Cavendish
Derry
King George
Sutton
G. B. Clarky
Ucease
Mlains Deby
Henry Harpur
Hereford
W. Cornwall
T. Forey
Oxfrorrd
Oxford
Os Spencer
Wenman
Northampton
Jaws Lancuam
Thurmas
Droft
Osborne
Geo
Baipess Rooney
Hood
Somerset
Gentclemen
Bridgwater
C.K. Tynreg
Rp Hipeistey Coxy
Caartes Kemeys TyntTa
Coxe
Dissenters Hold More Places Than Church of England
The author critiques moderation in government citing Hanover succession and shifts in power. Dissenters, once sidelined, are described as now occupying many posts and profits, with the High Church party portrayed as weak. The piece laments recurring use of authority to favor dissenters over Anglicans.
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Money
Bariton
Dubois
Allies
Earl 'of Donnegal
James’square
Lord Archibald
Hamil
Toh
Earl of Warwick
Boston
Stewart ‘Mackenzie
Countess of Donnegal
Lord Grey
Sackville-street
Piccadilly
Richard Appleyard
High Court of ‘Chancery
Portsmouth
Aeolus
Phoenix
Hound
St. James’s
Westminster
Partridge
St.Paul’s Church
Bedford
Mills Charlotte -Stephens
Jermyn-street
John Cheseman
Southwark
Sir George Colebrooke, Bart
John Clerke
King’s Highway
Epsom
Surry
Brighthelimstoné
Sussex
Mr. Meres
House of Hanover
George
High Church
Church of England
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Veriton
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Mr. Shepherd
Pleasant
Mr. Beckford
Slouch
Mr. Payne
Haphazard
Mr. Clowe
Smart
Mr. Burton
Don
Mr. King
Mr. Todd
Spider
John Moore
Mr. Dunton
Slug
Bulton
Fair Lucy
Mr. King’s
Buckingham
Tour
Ricuard Vernon
Tuomas
Harton
Ossord
Henley Onggley
Borough of
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Hay
Amy Raentlemen
Verreerserey Tour
Joan Ravevirre
ST. Alban
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Radcliffe
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Orford
Gantig Mey
Kirtlington
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Grosvenor Street
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Quataker
London Evening
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