Death of the Countess of Lymerick in London Church
The Countess of Lymerick, widow of the late Earl, died recently and was buried last night at St James's Church. The issue includes numerous notices and advertisements from 1720 about shares, investments, and various publications, with reference to ships, discoveries, and public notices. A brisk widow or sedate maid is sought for a household position, and several debt and estate matters are advertised.
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Countess of Lymerick
Earl of ‘Lymerick
St. James’s Church
London
Samuel Butler
Bernards Inn
Holbourn
Robert Holford Esq
High Court of Chancery
Thomas Loadom
Hartwith
Nether-Dale
County of
Sark
Symonds-Ion
Chancery-Lane
Colliss
Knaresbrough
York
Francis Seadamore
Martin Seadamore
Kent Charch
Hereford
Martin Scudamore
Robert Gwillym
Langston
Phillip Hoskyns
Bernithen
Haiah Jones
Langarran
Porage
M. Thomas Berker
Boon
Lincolnshire
Bargate
Boston
Barker
Leverfach
Briscoe
Ormond-street
Bruck
France
Countess D'Adots
Ols Trizmo
Pinetta
Anguillecra
Don Ferdinand of
Toledo
Fortunio
Pidgeon and
Dove
Bringere Faig-Star
Prince Cherry
Fhry
Princesa Caspillana
Souths
America
W.boreham
Walter Raleigh
Guiana
W. Boreham
Penkethman
Ben Johnson
Rochester
Otway
Echesidge
Dryden
Wycherly
Cong
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