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... living of St. Mar- tin's Vintry . " Mr. Darby " is probably a mistake for Henry Darley . Cornelius Bee was a well - known bookseller . On 6 May , 1648 , the following book - of which the press - mark is E. 438. ( 19 . ) — appeared : The ...
... living of St. Mar- tin's Vintry . " Mr. Darby " is probably a mistake for Henry Darley . Cornelius Bee was a well - known bookseller . On 6 May , 1648 , the following book - of which the press - mark is E. 438. ( 19 . ) — appeared : The ...
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... living who had seen the severall coronations of King Edw . the 6 Queen Mary , and Queen Eliz . and could wit- nesse , & c . Now our young Dolman , or Walker , for that is the wiseman's name , supposing that all these people were alive ...
... living who had seen the severall coronations of King Edw . the 6 Queen Mary , and Queen Eliz . and could wit- nesse , & c . Now our young Dolman , or Walker , for that is the wiseman's name , supposing that all these people were alive ...
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... living here . Stow says the Lombards or Florentine merchants met in a house abutting south on Lombard Street and north on Cornhill , which was confirmed to them by Edward II . Is it not possible that Lombardy's Place , Botolph Lane ...
... living here . Stow says the Lombards or Florentine merchants met in a house abutting south on Lombard Street and north on Cornhill , which was confirmed to them by Edward II . Is it not possible that Lombardy's Place , Botolph Lane ...
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... living with Lord Cholmondeley , she bore the name of Seymour . HORACE BLEACKLEY . Mrs. Fitzherbert , the morganatic wife of George IV . , had no children ( D.N.B. , ' Fitzherbert , Maria Anne , 1756-1837 ; ' Ency- clopædia Britannica ...
... living with Lord Cholmondeley , she bore the name of Seymour . HORACE BLEACKLEY . Mrs. Fitzherbert , the morganatic wife of George IV . , had no children ( D.N.B. , ' Fitzherbert , Maria Anne , 1756-1837 ; ' Ency- clopædia Britannica ...
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... living lips , so as to make the rimes of dredge the bed of the River Wye , near Pope ring true in co . Antrim , which are Chepstow Castle . After weeks of work and hopelessly incorrect in England . expense they found the buttress of an ...
... living lips , so as to make the rimes of dredge the bed of the River Wye , near Pope ring true in co . Antrim , which are Chepstow Castle . After weeks of work and hopelessly incorrect in England . expense they found the buttress of an ...
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