[9] The Sir Richard Temple of Marlborough's wars.
[10] The troops employed were one battalion from each regiment of Guards, the 3rd, 19th, 24th, 28th, 33rd, 34th, and 37th Foot.
[11] A rough woodcut of the funeral procession is still preserved in the print-room at the British Museum.
[12] The famous burial-service was composed for the occasion.
[13] Stanley's Westminster Abbey.
[14] Full details of the ceremony are in all the contemporary newspapers.
[15] Weekly Journal, 9th January 1720.
[16] Speech of Sir William Yonge, January 1738, Parl. Hist.
[17] Parl. Hist. 28th November 1739.
[18] See Walpole's Speech, December 1717, Parl. Hist.