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Robert Earle of Warwick , and the Lady Mary Boyle , daughter to the Right Hon .
the Earle of Cork in Ireland , were married the 21st of July , 1641 . ” Extracted by
WILLIAM RUSSELL , Rector . January 24 , 1848 . ( 12 . ) Also written Leeze , and
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Robert Earle of Warwick , and the Lady Mary Boyle , daughter to the Right Hon .
the Earle of Cork in Ireland , were married the 21st of July , 1641 . ” Extracted by
WILLIAM RUSSELL , Rector . January 24 , 1848 . ( 12 . ) Also written Leeze , and
...
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Lady Raneleigh died on the 23rd , and her brother on the 30th December , 1691 .
They were both buried at the upper end of the south side of the chancel of St .
Martin in the Fields , Westminster . ( 24 . ) It would be curious to ascertain what ...
Lady Raneleigh died on the 23rd , and her brother on the 30th December , 1691 .
They were both buried at the upper end of the south side of the chancel of St .
Martin in the Fields , Westminster . ( 24 . ) It would be curious to ascertain what ...
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Ed. from Original Manuscripts and Scarce Publications ... Percy society. she was
the mother of the famous Viscount Bolingbroke , who was baptized 10th October ,
1678 . ( 28 . ) Lady Essex Rich married the Hon . Daniel Finch , afterwards Earl ...
Ed. from Original Manuscripts and Scarce Publications ... Percy society. she was
the mother of the famous Viscount Bolingbroke , who was baptized 10th October ,
1678 . ( 28 . ) Lady Essex Rich married the Hon . Daniel Finch , afterwards Earl ...
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THE CYTEZEN AND UPLONDYSHMAN | |
AN INTERLUDE OF THE FOUR ELEMENTS | 1 |
INTERLUDE OF THE DISOBEDIENT CHILD | |
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