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Storer, James, 1771-1853 · London, Published for the proprietors by Wm. Clarke... J. Murray... S. Bagster... J.M. Richardson... and Sherwood and Co. .. · leaf 147
ho endowed it with a freehold estate, worthrather more than 1601. per annum. A very stately monu-ment is erected on the south-east of the altar, in the cathe-dral church, sacred to the memory of that pious and benevo-lent man. Mr. Wortley, who was formerly one of the representativesof this city in… … 22)o 7 ^%/^rt^t? C^/^y/^y, l^i^tskMt /h- Ar2^sprUii>r^Jjik^J^SJ^ fry^COin^yM^ Ba^td ^SlUttt. f/ PETERBOROUGH. The chief employment of the poor is spinning of wool,which is sent to Nonvich, and there manufactured. Therebeing no manufacture of zmy kind in the city, the number ofidle poor children…
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