Diseases and Visits Among Nobility in Leicester Fields
Reports from London note the Duke of Shrewsbury's illness improving after a recent spell of poor health. Nobility including the Archbishop of York and the Duke of Buckingham visited him and Leicester Fields drew many attendees. Prices and burials are tracked in stock lists and church notices announce tenths due, Protestant charitable meetings, and fund distributions for poor clergy and proselytes.
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London
Duke of Shrewsbury
York
Buckingham
Leicester Fields
South Sea
India
Fust
G. Straffan
Royal Exchange
A. Betworth
R. King
Paternolterrow
J. Holand
H. Clements
St. Pauls Churchyard
J. Waldo
The
Temple
C. King
Barker
Westminster Hall
John Edton
Middle-Temple
Church of
John Chamberlayne
France
Westminster
Henry Newman, Esq
Middle Temple
James Pemberton
Rotier
Cecil-street
Strand
Lincoln’s-Inn- Fields
Tottenham-Coure
Aron Herbue
Thomas Petefield
John Jacob
Temple Exchange
St. Dunttan’s
Fleethreet Londo
Amesbury
Wilts
Lott
Jan
Body
Eflex Street
Thomas Francis
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Bangor
J. Morphew
Stationer’s Mall
Mr. Hill
Pope
B.berington
Cross-Keys
Effem-street
Eadio Abe Strand
Stationers Hall
Jonathan Smedley
A.M. Restor
Ringcurrane
Roberts
Oxford Arms
Warwick Lane
Addisva
Venientcito-Szmala
Ma Rowe
Mr. Rowe
St. Paul’s
Ichard Gooddy
Feverak
Hedry
Majety
Deasby
City of
Sevite
Civer Cat
Chancery Lane
Fleec-street
Lancashire
Manchester
Bryan