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I' died, , ;, At Abergavenny Col. Hodges, in sonscquence- of having, t*o*igl*s before, been burned in bed, where it is supposed he r:ad fciihseli\6sleep. I u_rnhi?m thc M-. S. Nelson, brother :to the gallant AdrairAi.— Af Wvmnnilh'im . Mit •«!.. ..... :__■ . •v.«rMianou.—-in uean-strcer, w. toward, Esq. Author of Biogjaphmia, c.—Ip St. Cile/s Votkhouse, whither he was conveyed by a swccp-chironcy, who found him perishing in the street on the night of the 27th uIr. Hooper, known by the name*Groombr.dgc.-In Pnnccs stjeet, Mrs. S Barclay.—At Meilcrstcm-house, the rellit of -lie Hon. G. Bailie—At Lisbon, 'Hull,'in con-sequence of an ignorant practitioner -having, after cxtrainga tooth, cut an artery to allay a swelling.—At Hydeparlc-corncr, LieuT. Col. W. Troughton, of the late 120th foot.-LAt Newington place, aged 76, lt;?. \ an MiJderr, Esq,—At Mile-End*, Mr. E. Daapicr.—At gfpmp.ton, aged 87, Mrs. M. Harding —At Uckficld, aged 88, the -Rev. Mi. wU son, in consequence of a fall whiht returning on t*ot from Isficld.
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London Observer
London, Middlesex, GB
Sun, May 05, 1799
Page 4
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