Lord Visc. Falkland, in France, buried at the Church of St. Sulpice in Paris, and succeeded in Honour and Title by his eldest Son Lucius Charles Cary, now first Viscount of North-Britain.
8. Mr. William Taverner, Proctor, at his House in Doctor’s Commons. He was Son to Mr. Jer. Taverner, Face-painter, remarkably honest in his Business, and Author of the 5 following Plays, viz. The faithful Bride of Canada; The Maid the Mistress; The Female Advocates, or, the Fanatick Stock-jobbers; The Artful Husband; The Artful Wife.
9. Robert Jones, of Grays-Inn, Esq;
11. Sir Thomas Jones, at his House in Boswel-Court, Treasurer and Secretary of the most Honourable Society of the Ancient Britons; a Justice of the Peace and Register of Memorials relating to Estates for the County of Middlesex.
The Lady of the Hon. Brigadier Hopkeys, at Chelsea.
—— Sewel, Esq; at Richmond, first Clerk in the Six Clerks Office.
Mr Thomas Monins, a Wine-Cooper at Dover. Upon the Death of Sir Edward Monins of Waldershire in Kent, Bart. the Title descended to the deceased, but he would not take it upon him, however his eldest Son, ’tis said, will.
Mr William Wherwood, Alphabet-keeper, to the Foreign Post-Office.
12. Robert Bristow, aged 105, at Stamford, Lincolnshire. [He had lost his Hearing, but had his Sight and other Senses to the last.]
Philip Markham, Esq; at Claxbury in Lincolnshire.