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1791-10-9
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B. P. Fryday
The old couple have breakfasted
here, but would not stay Dinner or
Bed — Your Father seems in a
very declining State, and poor M<hi rend="underline">rs
Bentham could not refrain from Tears
speaking of his Life, with regard to
the Home which he has let to Lady
Ashburton. — They are gone by slow
Journies to London: Of course I said
nothing about their Sons coming here.
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"William Petty, 2nd Earl Shelburne, Lord Lansdowne" |
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