The Dutchess of Richmond and the Stately Titles
fragmentary notices describe the 17th century aristocracy and court life. references to the Duke of Richmond, Grace, the Dutchess of Portsmouth, and various genealogies show hereditary titles, marriages, deaths, and inheritances amid royal affairs and international intrigue.
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Parahung
Pee
Southampton
Aera Grace Cathe
Charles II
Westminster
Lewis XIV
Richoond
Efing
Liddy
John Iles Jeates
Wem
Herd Chance
Henrietta Louisa
Ponteiead
Hariotte
Jeffries
Thomas Led
Windsor
Beth Kinpdonts
Enigland
Ireland
Marchioness de
France
Portsmouth
Stamfond
Northiamptonshire
Noah Neale
Efes
Earl of Exeter
Bosworth
John Bosworth
Et. Ghamnerlai
London
Lombard-street
Deplacett
Merghanr
Lords of the Admiralty
Jeffreys
Ney
Barbary
Glerke
Ghefter
ASTM
Neyats
Cholfondeley
Liwrenane
Boarey
Swithin
Avery
Nazire
Shell
Clark
Glerk
Fenchurch
Grice
Frede Ee
Denmark
Fort Wechtsha
Maj Jelty
St. Peter’s Church
Mars
Ity
Thatiof
Bellond
Prusian
Ellert
Hoffman
Margrave
Schwedt
Ewelve -Dithes Fern’q.ip
Sagan
Rex
de la-Motte
Munich
Marquis de Monti
Taekl
Dier
Rulan Eepeter
Czarina
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Sweden
Densmarkby
Galleg Briegtion
Spain
Capua
Lombardy
Hanoven
Cadiz
Paris
Cardinal de Fleury
Stanislaus
Gerard Conyers
Robert Baylis
William Billers
Fishmongers Hall
Chamberlain of London
Bar
Court of King’s Bench
Nicholas Gooch
William Woodin
Leffee
Tho. Gooch
Mannor
Dartford
Kent
Thomas
Edward Gooch
Edward
Thomas of Woodstock
Earl of Kent
Edward the
James
Earl of Salisbury
Keobald
Richard Brocas
Sutton
William Bessley
James Caley
John Macdonald
Imr
Middlesex
Surrey