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Anne Timbrell ( bom 1657 ) , elder sister of I have seen the article in the September Lady Hopson , was married to Capt . Charles number of The Cornhill Magazine and the Skelton at Brading , on 5 May , 1679.
Anne Timbrell ( bom 1657 ) , elder sister of I have seen the article in the September Lady Hopson , was married to Capt . Charles number of The Cornhill Magazine and the Skelton at Brading , on 5 May , 1679.
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Then , as to the when house in Lincoln's Inn Fields , " 1699 . and wherefore of the second journey of this With reference to Lady Elizabeth Lang . MS . , MR . H. 1 ) . HUGHES wrote on 6 Dec. :ham's funeral sermon , which MR .
Then , as to the when house in Lincoln's Inn Fields , " 1699 . and wherefore of the second journey of this With reference to Lady Elizabeth Lang . MS . , MR . H. 1 ) . HUGHES wrote on 6 Dec. :ham's funeral sermon , which MR .
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This young lady , now CORRIGENDUM . MR . ROLAND AUSTIN writes : Baroness Furnivall , is the first to be known by " I S. yiii . 483 , col . 2 , 1. 3 , for ' Weedon ' read that title since Maud Nevill , in her own right | Weldon .
This young lady , now CORRIGENDUM . MR . ROLAND AUSTIN writes : Baroness Furnivall , is the first to be known by " I S. yiii . 483 , col . 2 , 1. 3 , for ' Weedon ' read that title since Maud Nevill , in her own right | Weldon .
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hopeinge some other well affected will soe add to According to the Dedicatory Letter “ To the same that it may become a meanes of greate my Noble Lady , the Lady , E : R. , ” again benititt to the Cittie and comfort to the poore ...
hopeinge some other well affected will soe add to According to the Dedicatory Letter “ To the same that it may become a meanes of greate my Noble Lady , the Lady , E : R. , ” again benititt to the Cittie and comfort to the poore ...
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... added that the name should like to know whether what I believe occurs in various forms — Steuart , Steward , was very nearly his last work— “ The Lady Stewart , and Stuart . 9 9 were as 99 > JOHN . THURTELL'S FAMILY : “ Widows.
... added that the name should like to know whether what I believe occurs in various forms — Steuart , Steward , was very nearly his last work— “ The Lady Stewart , and Stuart . 9 9 were as 99 > JOHN . THURTELL'S FAMILY : “ Widows.
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