The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-03-05

W II wv OF the lateDoctor Luz
W Lstl-SsS>,W cas-, citizen in Parll
NYMElG~N w ament for Dublin,
NV@ESs'SSNA Va were carried from his
~ ~ INfSsfaA n houfe in Henry treet,
eSS>zsS>s-S51E3 to St.Mchan'sC Church,
i'm the mott folsom and grand manner, pre-.
ceded and attended By the mott numerous
crowd of people ever kaown in this King
dom. The coffin was covsced with black
velvet, and richly adorned with clafps and
hinges of iilVer, double gilt. The pail haS
on it Plumes of black feathers, and borders
of eicuicheonS in black and white fix, with
a cock IN the centre being the Doctors cref
ne order OF the proceiiion was as follows
Pel ions to clear the way.
The (ervants Of the deccafed, two ard two
The Rev. Dean Fletcher, and the Clergy
men Of St Mary's.
The Rev. Dr.Ledwich of St. Michan's.
Two hundred of the Dung gentlemen Ct
nnlty College, in their gowns, two and
two.
The children of St. Michsn's Pari(h, and
the children of the Blue-Coat Hofpital,
finging folemn dirge.
= o N d u c tt Rs,
The BODY adorned with efcutchcons.
SUPPORTERS of the PAIL,
Sir Luclus O'Brisn. Sir WillisnMayne,
MIR. Flood, Mr.. Brownlow,
Mr.. Low'her, Nh. fluffy
Mr.. Addetley, Sir Charles Bingham
Chief Mourner,
Henry Lucas, Efq; ION to the deceafed
Mourners.
Earl Of Charlemount, Marquis of kildare.
Divers of the Mobility and Gentry.
The lpesker and feveral members of the
Houfe of Commons.
The city Officers.
The Lord Mayor with the fword of State.
Several Aldermen, two and two.
The Sherifs.
Sheriff. Peers.
The Matters, WaIdens, Officers, and
Members of the feveral Guilds,
All in their REFLECTIVE Habits, and with
Scarfs and Hatbands,
Making in the whole upwards of 1000.
l he procefiion went from Henry ftreet,
through Mary-areet, and Chapel, ftrect,
over Eek Bridge, up Parliament ffreet.
along Cattle freet, Skinner-row, High
tree', down Ncw-row, and Bridge -ffreet.
over tie Old bridge. and along Church
Hreet, to st. Michans Church; taking
that round to fatisfy the eagar deiile of the
people in general, who were anxious to pzy
the left tribute of their tears to their pro-
teetor. their friend, and their repre- !.
tentative.
so great a number of Nobemen's and
IGentlemen's carriages were never fcen to-
'gether before inDublin, as upon this occa-
zion.
he following gentlemen have declared
.themielves candidates to reprelent the Cit,
lot Dublin, viz. Aldermen,P p. Hunt, Forbes.
and Geale DR.. Clement, Vice-Provofi
of our univcriity, and Henry Lucas Efq.
We hear that Mr.. Cunningham is mo-
telling delign for a monument to the me-
lmory of the late Doctor Lucas the de-
| ign of which is the ftatue of liberty letting
fail her ftaff, exhibiting hano relieve on :
(hield rcPre:enung the Doctor defending
dibernia fIom opprt ilion, with other EN-
|olems, Sc. the expence will rot txceec
900 !.
Dfefmber 4. A report prevails at tn,
welt end OF the town, that diffinguilhec
|nobleman is appointed to embark fer the
Court OF Madrid, to fettle the matter ir
8dtpuse between our Court and that OF
Spain, on account of the iczure at Car
iha2ena.
We are crejibly informed, that the
KuiiiAns iince the beginning Of tn: war in|
II7oo, have loft above one hunGred thou.
isnd effective men, partly cut eff by the
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