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... 3d of December Rainbow Coffee-Houfe in Cornhill London Twelve o’Clock IN FORTY-THREE LOTS By order of Executors of Right Hon JOHN LORD VISCOUNT DUDLEY WARD deceafed TWENTY-FOUR SHARES in DUDLEY OLD CANAL NAVIGATION in the county of Worcefter from the ...
... Abraham Vianna, Bethnal-ercen, in the county of Middlesex, merchant, uenler and chapman. John Dyer, now late of Upper in the county Warwick, dealer and chapman.—John Hales Owen, the county Sw ...
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