Diary and correspondence of Samuel Pepys, the diary deciphered by J. Smith, with a life and notes by Richard lord Braybrooke, Том 1 |
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... daughters , of which number , three males , and one female , were living in 1659 . Samuel , the eldest surviving son , was born on the 23d of February , 1632-3 , whether at Brampton or in London cannot be decided , both places having ...
... daughters , of which number , three males , and one female , were living in 1659 . Samuel , the eldest surviving son , was born on the 23d of February , 1632-3 , whether at Brampton or in London cannot be decided , both places having ...
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... daughters , of which number , three males , and one female , were living in 1659 . Samuel , the eldest surviving son , was born on the 23d of February , 1632-3 , whether at Brampton or in London cannot be decided , both places having ...
... daughters , of which number , three males , and one female , were living in 1659 . Samuel , the eldest surviving son , was born on the 23d of February , 1632-3 , whether at Brampton or in London cannot be decided , both places having ...
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... daughter of Sir Francis Kingsmill ; and he seems to have resided with his wife at or near Bideford , in Somersetshire , which , according to Mrs. Pepys's monumental inscription in Appendix G , was her native place . At a later period ...
... daughter of Sir Francis Kingsmill ; and he seems to have resided with his wife at or near Bideford , in Somersetshire , which , according to Mrs. Pepys's monumental inscription in Appendix G , was her native place . At a later period ...
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... daughters , through their common friend , William Hewer . The alliance was declined solely on account of Jackson's being ... daughter of Black- burne , William Hewer's uncle , often mentioned in the Diary . Mr. Jackson left two sons ( at ...
... daughters , through their common friend , William Hewer . The alliance was declined solely on account of Jackson's being ... daughter of Black- burne , William Hewer's uncle , often mentioned in the Diary . Mr. Jackson left two sons ( at ...
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... daughter and co - heir to Edward Walgrave , Esq . , of Lawford , Essex . 2 Admiral Sir Edward Montagu , afterwards Earl of Sandwich , uniformly styled " my Lord ” throughout the Diary , his title , before his elevation to the peerage ...
... daughter and co - heir to Edward Walgrave , Esq . , of Lawford , Essex . 2 Admiral Sir Edward Montagu , afterwards Earl of Sandwich , uniformly styled " my Lord ” throughout the Diary , his title , before his elevation to the peerage ...
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afternoon afterwards Baron Batten Bishop Brampton brother brought called Carteret chamber Chancellor Charles Charles II church Clerk coach Colonel coming Commissioner Court Coventry Creed Crewe's daughter Deptford Diary dined dinner discourse Duke of York Duke's Earl Edward Montagu Edward Pickering England father fleet France give glad gone hath hear heard honour horse King King's Lady Castlemaine late letter lodgings London Lord Sandwich Lord's day Magdalene College married merry Monk morning Navy night noon o'clock Parliament Paul's Pepys Pepys's Pett play pleased preached pretty Queen Richard Stayner Samuel Pepys sent sermon ships Sir G Sir H Sir John Sir William staid Street talk Tangier tells Theatre Thence things to-day to-morrow told took Tower town troubled uncle walked Wardrobe Westminster Hall White Hall wife William Batten
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