See ib.i.

82.] Oh no;--and died, at any rate, Spring 1751: [_Peerage of Ireland_ (London, 1768), ii.

172-174.] and we will not mention him farther.
BIELFELD, WHAT HE SAW AT REINSBERG AND AROUND.
Directly on the rear of these fine visitors, came, by invitation, a pair of the Korn's-Hotel people; Masonic friends; one of whom was Bielfeld, whose dainty Installation Speech and ways of procedure had been of promise to the Prince on that occasion.

"Baron von Oberg" was the other:--Hanoverian Baron: the same who went into the Wars, and was a "General von Oberg" twenty years hence?
The same or another, it does not much concern us.

Nor does the visit much, or at all; except that Bielfeld, being of writing nature, professes to give ocular account of it.