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... missed ; and hence the great number of French nobility who were prisoners at Creffy , Poitiers , and Agincourt ; for being dif mounted ( if not wounded ) whilst they were alfo clad in heavy armour , they could not make their efcape ...
... missed ; and hence the great number of French nobility who were prisoners at Creffy , Poitiers , and Agincourt ; for being dif mounted ( if not wounded ) whilst they were alfo clad in heavy armour , they could not make their efcape ...
Side 319
... Miss Margaret Dalrymple , daughter of Lieutenant General Horn Elphinston , Sir George Auguftus Shuckburgh , to Mifs Evelyn . Thomas Velley , Efq ; of Burlington - ftreet , to Mifs Hammond , of Harley ftreet . The Rev. Alexander ...
... Miss Margaret Dalrymple , daughter of Lieutenant General Horn Elphinston , Sir George Auguftus Shuckburgh , to Mifs Evelyn . Thomas Velley , Efq ; of Burlington - ftreet , to Mifs Hammond , of Harley ftreet . The Rev. Alexander ...
Side 400
... Miss Eliz . Eykin , of Nottingham , aged 25 ,. being his fourth wife . The Hon . and Rev. Mr. Lumley , brother to the Earl of Scarborough , to Mifs Anna Maria Herring , daughter of Julines Herring , Efq ; in Brunfwick - square . Robert ...
... Miss Eliz . Eykin , of Nottingham , aged 25 ,. being his fourth wife . The Hon . and Rev. Mr. Lumley , brother to the Earl of Scarborough , to Mifs Anna Maria Herring , daughter of Julines Herring , Efq ; in Brunfwick - square . Robert ...
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