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... Grace con- tinue in the prefent melancholy Hate, her daughter will of neceffity become a Ward of tbe court of Chancery. The Duke of Chandos died werth *0,0001. a-year, leaving the whole atthe Duchefs's difpofal, excepting iome trifling property in London ...
... 57, w Mifs Flora Hyett, in her 18th year. DIED. At Leinftcr-houfe, Dublin, Lady Augufta Fitzgerald, youngelt daughter of the Duke of Leln Iter. ln Gowcr-ftrcer, Lieut.-Gen. Lang.— —Robert Adair, tfqj furgeon of tlie Royal Hofpital, Chelfea. In Cleveland-Row ...
... the Rev. Mr. GifTord, and fome outhoufes adjoining, and alfo a confidcrable quantity of yarn. F.xttafl of a teller firom Cambridge, March it). The examinations which are to take place in Trinity college next fummer will be of great fervice to tbe Students ...
... Mr, R. Ayre, printer.— The Rev. William Wade, of Jefus College, Cambridge.— —Mrs. Richards, wife of John Richards, efq; of Cardiff. PREFERRED. The Rev. John Cole, M. A. Chaplain to the Duke of Clarence, to the vicarage of Gulval, neat Penzance. ...
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... eldell daughter of the Rev. I>r.j\llen, of Hereford. DIED. Lady Ceraldine Fitzgerald, third daughter of their Graces t'.ic Duke and Duchefs of Leinfler Lady Catharine Bourke, daughter of the Right Hon. the Earl of Mayo.— —At Woolwich, Col. Griffith Williams ...
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