Derby Mercury, 28 Dec 1732, p2:
LONDON. Thursday night the corpse of Mrs Harris, who died a few days since at her house near St. James's, was interred at St. Bride's with great solemnity; and according to a request made in her life-time, the organs began play and the bells rung the moment the corpse entered the church.
LONDON. Thursday night the corpse of Mrs Harris, who died a few days since at her house near St. James's, was interred at St. Bride's with great solemnity; and according to a request made in her life-time, the organs began play and the bells rung the moment the corpse entered the church.
Derby Mercury, 28 Dec 1732, p2:
LONDON. Thursday night the corpse of Mrs Harris, who died a few days since at her house near St. James's, was interred at St. Bride's with great solemnity; and according to a request made in her life-time, the organs began play and the bells rung the moment the corpse entered the church.
LONDON. Thursday night the corpse of Mrs Harris, who died a few days since at her house near St. James's, was interred at St. Bride's with great solemnity; and according to a request made in her life-time, the organs began play and the bells rung the moment the corpse entered the church.
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