An Apology for the Believers in the Shakspeare-papers,: Which Were Exhibited in Norfolk-Street..Thomas Egerton, Whitehall., 1797 - 628 pages |
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... Nicholas Tooley twenty fhillings in Gould , Item Igeve to the Preacher wch . fhall preache at my Funerall the Some of twenty fhillings , Item I geve to Samuell Gilborne my late apprentice , the Some of Fortye fhillings and my moufe ...
... Nicholas Tooley twenty fhillings in Gould , Item Igeve to the Preacher wch . fhall preache at my Funerall the Some of twenty fhillings , Item I geve to Samuell Gilborne my late apprentice , the Some of Fortye fhillings and my moufe ...
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... NICHOLAS ( u ) The name of his wife is neither mentioned in his will , nor in the probat of it ; when she was ... NICHOLAS TOOLEY - Was also another of the unnamed affociates OF THE STAGE . ] for the BELIEVERS . 447.
... NICHOLAS ( u ) The name of his wife is neither mentioned in his will , nor in the probat of it ; when she was ... NICHOLAS TOOLEY - Was also another of the unnamed affociates OF THE STAGE . ] for the BELIEVERS . 447.
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Which Were Exhibited in Norfolk-Street.. George Chalmers. NICHOLAS TOOLEY - Was also another of the unnamed affociates of Shakspeare , Burbadge , and Hemings , at The Globe ; and was one of the original actors of ... NICHOLAS TOOLEY - ...
Which Were Exhibited in Norfolk-Street.. George Chalmers. NICHOLAS TOOLEY - Was also another of the unnamed affociates of Shakspeare , Burbadge , and Hemings , at The Globe ; and was one of the original actors of ... NICHOLAS TOOLEY - ...
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... Tooley made his own will , on the 38 of June 1623 ; appointing Cuthbert Burbadge , and Henry Cundal , his executors ... NICHOLAS TOOLEY'S WILL , extracted from the re- giftry of the prerogative court of Canterbury : As it con- tains fome ...
... Tooley made his own will , on the 38 of June 1623 ; appointing Cuthbert Burbadge , and Henry Cundal , his executors ... NICHOLAS TOOLEY'S WILL , extracted from the re- giftry of the prerogative court of Canterbury : As it con- tains fome ...
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... Nicholas Tooley Signed Sealed pronounced and declared by the faid Nicolas Tooley the Teftator as his laft Will and Teftament on the day and yeares above written in the pree of us the mke of Anne Afplin the niarke of Mary + Cober , the ...
... Nicholas Tooley Signed Sealed pronounced and declared by the faid Nicolas Tooley the Teftator as his laft Will and Teftament on the day and yeares above written in the pree of us the mke of Anne Afplin the niarke of Mary + Cober , the ...
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