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Newspaper

Weekly Register

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 11, 1798

Page

4

Notable Deaths and Obituaries in 18th Century Ireland England

A lengthy necrology lists numerous obituaries and tributes. It covers Dr J R Forster’s earlier voyage with Captain Cook, Rev E Stoke of Blaby Leicestershire, Lieut W Giffard of the 82d, Lord Edward Fitzgerald, Lord Mountjoy, Jean Petrie aged 113, Anthony Odd and Ber rington, D C, Bishop Scaffordshire, Earl of Errol, and the deaths of Jon Lord O Neill, Sir Joseph Mawbey, John Ath M D, Will Jen nings of Aon Place, Sir J Sander son, Bart, and Sir James Sander son, among others in Ireland and England.

J. R. Forster England Capt. Cook Warington Academy George Blaby Leistershire E. Stoke Jeffons Stoke Lieut. W. Giffard 82D Limerick Dublin Jatt Kildare Sir-Ty-Duff Royal Dublin Regiment Giffards Brightly Devon la Hague John Scott Earl of New Prison Lord Edward Fitzgerald Duke of Pamela Duke of Orleans Toumay Richmond Leinster L. Gardiner Lord Mountjoy New Ross Lord M W. Montgomery Miss Wallis Aberdeen Hargate Sheriffmuir Anthony Odd Walthamstow Todd Lord Lauderdale Sedgley Park Longbirch Scaffordshire Ch. Berrington D. C Middle District Errol Scotland Oftend Margate Grenier Blake Galloway W. Carray Merylebone Joseph Botleys Surrey Jos. Mawbey Ravenstone Leicestershire Vauxhall Pratt Sir Joseph Southwark Will. Jennens Aon Place McHord Suffolk Hesorf William III East-hill Wandsworth J. Sanderson Yorkshire Judd James Hastines Miss Skinner

Jesuits Refuse Canopy For Empress In Polish Chapel

In Mohilau Poland Jesuits built a canopy for the Empress of Russia to sit under during Divine Service yet refused to grant use saying that kings and queens in the sight of God are no greater than other people.

Mohilau Poland Russia

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