Reverend Dr Ralph Taylor Dies in Worcestershire Hamlet
Obituary notes the death of the Reverend Dr Ralph Taylor formerly rector of Stoke Severn near Worcester and chaplain to supporters of King James II. He was buried at South Littleton after the Revolution. The item recalls his polite learning and valued conversation across religious lines. Also mentioned are stock and financial notices, ship news, and public notices from January 1722 with various announcements and advertisements.
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Taft
Ralph Taylor
Stoke Severn
Worcester
South Littleton
James II
S. Germains
Westminster
Effertreet
William Edwards
Weymouth
Rotterdam
Tower
Woolwich
Jamaica
Fountain Tavern
South Sea
Bank
India
York-Buildings
Royal Exchange
London
Royal Exchange Aftarape
Fust
Great Britain
John Leothall
Talbae
St. Dunfan’s
Fleet
Thomas Butles
King’s Head
Breet-street
Jacuade
Txdio
Addifeere
Editio-Secunda
Opera & Studio
N. Bailey
Ralph Gould
Horsely-Down
Southwark
Joseph Morris
Jr Darby
Bartholmew-Clotes
J. Noon
Vander- Gish
Hirace
Earl of Oxford
B. Cucil
Catherine- Treet
Autisa
Half Moon
Cheapside
Joha Abell
Thomas Arne
Cuvens Garéenz
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Thames
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