Sermon at Westminster Coronation in 1761
A letter to Mr Ledger endorses a sermon preached by the Bishop of Salisbury at the coronation on Sept 2 1761. It surveys royal duties to judge and bless the realm, the king as minister of God, and the duties of civil society. It also contains reflections on monarchy, virtue, and public order.
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Serman
Wesminster
Robert Lord Bebop
Sarum
Public Ledger
Salisbury
Israel
Solomon
Irael
Salomon
Daity Register
Pierce and Intelligence
London
Dover
Sam
Peter
Gery Eine
Pultry
Grocer
Ledger
Riswani Venice
J— H
Prussia
Presia
Montreal
America
Wandinj
India
Dumosta
Po d. Market
Hospitals of
Bridewell
Ship Union Club
George Morris
Charles
PITT
P—M
Abchurchlane
P— M
P— F
Lanter
Hawke
Clive
Indies
Mr. L.dger
John Peep
John Syme
Durham
William Dick
St. Martin In the Fields
Alexander Dick
Wiliam Frigg
James Quant
John Bromley
St. George
Hanover Square
Lewis Hyslop
Ann Dutchfield
Maiden-lane
Edmund Ferrers
Hofier
George Wilson
Synond’s Inn
David Cooper
St. James
Taylor
Elizabeth Tatloe
Thomas Title
Westminster
Charles Febry
Apothecary
T. Rutherforth
D. E.R.S
Cambridge
Prigopts Downer of
Wales
B. Kennicot
Exeter College
Ruther Ryh
Kennicott
Gilead
England
War prep and troop movements trace to Madrid and Schweidnitz
A letter from Madrid dated September 14 reports King of Spain ordering all naval forces to ports ready to sail at short notice, likely tied to Madrid Versailles diplomacy. From Freyburg on September 18, Prussian forces under Laudwin aim for eight days bread and three days forage, with trenches filled and Pallifacts and Chevaux de Frize moved to Schweidnitz, signaling imminent army movement.
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Holland
Geneg
Madrid
Spain
Versailles
Laudwin
Freyburgh
Pruffan
Chevaux de Frize
Schweidnitz
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Mr Leper
Bethlem
Henry Wentworth
Charles Wheeler
Cue Head and Star
Coventry Cross
Chandois-street
Covent-Garden
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