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MG-A(G.751.017
26 Jun 1751:22 (322)
London. April 15. . . [6 lines decribing the funeral
procession of the Prince of Wales] the dean and
prebendaries, attended by the choir, received the body, and
fell into the procession just before the officer of arms. .
. [8 lines] others seated themselves in the stalls on each
side of the choir. . . [9 lines] During the procession,
which begun about half an hour after eight o'clock, the
minute guns were fired, and the bells in the cities of
London and Westminister tolled; and each soldier on duty
held two white flambeaux lighted.
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