Obituary and notices from a 1721 London issue
Edward Herle and Francis Swanton are said to be dead with church figures Lang and Waterland delivering thanks to the Earl of Nottingham. The page notes a discharged prisoner, stock prices, a charity lottery, and a long catalog of books and notices including sales in Bow Street, a medical remedy advertisement, and a lost mare notice with a reward.
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Edward Herle
Layneefen
Cornwall
Francis Swanton
New Sarmyin Wilts
Tueday
Lang
Pembroke
Waterland
Magdalen College
Cambridge
Earl of Nottingham
Whilton
Bloomsbury Square
Silk
Newgate
Spain
Gibraltar
Mr. Radford
Ty Sr. Clement
Straed
Baobridge
Lars Craven
Drury-Lane
Simon Bartlett
Newman
Lincoln’s-Inn- Fields
Duke of Newcastle
London
Thomas Armigeri
Charles
Hugh Thomas
Paris
Hilt
Nurmadca
Scouiz
Reynerus
Ai Stephanuth
Cicero
Diodorus Siculds
Bardo
Franggs
le Duc de Newcastle
J. Woodman
Will
Bowstreet
Covent-Garden
Hammond
S.ac
Bath
N.R
Atcheard J. Woodman
Moncey
Fust
W. Fleetwood
Bildo of
Ely
Cremer
Tilingham
Maldon
Eilexy
Jota Walthoe
Royal Exchange
Gornhill
John
Stonestreet
King-street
Bloomsbury
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