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Deaths and discharges among Bath areas and civic leaders
Peace, the supernumerary Constables of the City are discharg'd. Divers Informations have been made on Oath, against some of the Colliers, who are well known. About Two o'Clock on Thursday Morning died at Bath, after an Illness of three Months, the Lady of Thomas Cofter, Ely, one of our worthy Representatives in Parliament, she was Sister to Sir John Smyth, Bart. of Long Ashton, and to the Lady of Jarit Smith, Esq. of College-Green, a Lady of exemplary Piety and Charity, and died much lamented.
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Bath
Thomas
Cofter
Ely
John Smyth, Bart
Long Ashton
Jarit Smith
College-Green
Jonathan Rashleigh
James Gibb
Frances Murray
Murray
Shoreditch
Coney-street
York
Mancklin
Ashton
Exeter
Devonshire
George Chudleigh
William Davie
Creedy
George
Chudleigh
Bart
Col
Sir George
Prince and Princess of Wales
Kew
Cliefden
Marlborough
Prince George
Augusta
Ryfbrack
Princess of Orange
Breda
Theobal
Portsmouth
Gilbert Wallis
Aldborough
John Forbes
Earl of Granard
Wenbone
Grifdell
Queen-square
Ormond- Street
England
Willett
Strand
Pettits
Rumford
Essex
John Comyns
Comyns
Robert Wright
Deanfreet
Deceas
Neme
St. Neot’s
Huntingdonshire
Well-street
Hackney
Francis Whichcote
Jeremy Whichcote
Paul Whichcote
Francis
Fleet
Langley
Great George
Ludgate-firet
Ead
Megault
Plymouth
His
Custombhouse
City of London
St. Andrew’s Holbourn
Rosemary-lane
Chelmsford
Black Jack
Ratcliff Highway
King
Low-Layton
Bow
Justice Jones
Newgate