...Efq. 1 Mrs. Gardiner, of Snow-hill, Mrs. Frances Reynolds, Mr. Hooler and the Rev. Mr. Hoole his fon, each a book at their election, to keep as a token...remembrance. I alfo give and bequeath to Mr. John Des Moulins 100]confolidated three per cent, annuities ; and to Mr. Saftres, the Italian mafter, the fum of 5!....

...Hamilton, Efq. Mrs. Gardiner, of Snowhill, Mrs. France* Reynolds, Mr. Hoole, and theRev. Mr.Hoole his fon, each a book at their election, to keep as a token of rcmembr.ince. I alfo give and bequeath to Mr. John Des Moulins zool. confolidated three per cent, annuities...

...Snow-hill, Mrs. Frances Reynolds, Mr. Hoole, and the Rev. Mr. Hoole his fon, each a book at their eleition, to keep as a token of remembrance. I alfo give and bequeath to Mr. John Des Moulins 200!. confolidated three per cent, annuities1; and to Mr. Saftres, the Italian mailer, the fum of 5!....

...Frances Reynolds, Mr Hoole, and the Rev. Mr Hoole his fon, each a book at their election, to keep a« a token of remembrance. I alfo give and bequeath to Mr John Des Moulina icol, confolidated three per cent, авnuities; and to Mr Satires, the Italian Mafler, the...

...Efq; Mrs. Gardiner, of Snow-hill, Mrs. Frances Reynolds, Mr. Hoole, and the Rev. Mr. Hoole, his fon, each a book at their election, to keep as a token...books of piety for his own ufe. And whereas the faid Bennet Langton hath agreed, in confideration of the fum of feven hundred and fifty pounds, mentioned...

...Efq; Mrs. Gardiner, of Snow-hill, Mrs. Frances Reynolds, Mr. Hoole, and the Rev. Mr. Hoole, his fon, each a book at their election, to keep as a token...five pounds, to be laid out in books of piety for hisownufe. And whereas thefaid BennetLangton hath agreed, in confideration of the fum of feven hundred...

...Efq; Mrs. Gardiner, of Snow-hill, Mrs. Frances Reynolds, Mr. Hoole, and the Rev. Mr. Iloole, his fon, each a book at their election, to keep as a token...confolidated three per cent, annuities ; and to Mr. Sartres, the Italian mafter, the fum of five pounds, to be laid out in books of piety for his own ufe....

...their election, to keep as a token of remembrance. I alfo give and bequeath to Mr. John Dcfmoulins, two hundred pounds confolidated three per cent, annuities;...books of piety for his own ufe. And whereas the faid Bennet Langton hath agreed, in confideration of the fum of feven hundred and fifty pounds, mentioned...

...pounds confolidated three percent, annuities;. and to Mr. Satires, the Italian matter, the fum of fiver pounds, to be laid out in books of piety for his own ufe. And whereas the faid Bennet Langton hath agreed, in confideration of the fum of feven hundred and fifty pounds, mentioned...

...Esq. Mrs. Gardiner, of Snoic-hill, Mrs. Frances Reynolds, Mr. Hook, and the Rev. Mr. Hook, his ton, each a book, at their election, to keep as a token of remembrance. I also give and bequeath to Mr. John dcs Moulins, two hundred pounds consolidated three per cent, annuities...