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BG.752.003
19 May 1752:11-13 (1679)
Hague, Feb. 4. This being the day appointed for the funeral
of our late beloved Stadtholder, the most material
dispositions, are as follow; the Princes and their
supporters, the states general, the courts of justice, the
magistrates and ministers of the Hague, are to be in the
apartments allotted for them, by eight o'clock. . .
Order of the procession.
A party under the court major, the dragoon guards, the
horse guards, the Swiss guards, the foot guards, the hundred
yeomen of the guard, all in uniform. All army and sea
officers being here, according to their ranks and
seniority: His Highness's domesticks, physicians, &c. two
kettle drums, 12 trumpets, Wolfgang, herald at arms, a led
horse, with the arms of Nassau in tapestry. . . [32 lines]
two chamber-keepers, four trumpeters, the herald of the
generality in a coat of arms,. . . [28 more lines]
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